Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-11-23
Germantown
Whites Note
18th Wedding
Anniversary
Deborah H. LEM
WA. 6-O692

WA. 6-O692
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald C. White
of Germantown were honored at
an Open House party Nov. IL in
honor of their 25th wedding an
niversary. The affair was plan
ned by the Whites daughter
and son-in.law, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Perry, of Meadowbrook
Estates, and about 100 friends
dropped in to congratulate the
couple.
Mrs. Perry, the former Anna
White, is the couples only
child, and their only grandchild
is the Perrys' 18-month old
daughter, Michele. Mr.. and
Mrs. White have lived in Ger
mantown for about 20 years,
having come from Boyds. The
house was artistically decorated
with fall arrangements, and an
appropriately decorated cake
graced the refreshment table.
Assisting Mrs. Perry with ar
rangements were Mrs. Gladys
Perry of Gaithersburg and Mrs.
Augusta Wayne of Woodfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. White are both
members of st. Mary's Church
in GAINESVILLE, and Mrs. White
was active in the church activi-
ties until the past five years
when she has been In poor
health. Mr.. Whites special in
terest is sports, particularly
hunting and fishing. He Is EN-.
ployed in the Engineering De-
partment of the Montgomery
County government. M any
beautiful gifts were presented
to the couple.
At the meeting Of the Ger
mantown Elementary School
PTA Nov. II, a civil defense pro-
gram was held. Chester Grimes,
PTA civil defense chairman,
described the schools evacua-
ton program, in which the pu-
pills will be evacuated to base.
ments of nearby homes, in the
event of a national emergency.
Col. Bill Branim, assistant to
Admiral C. Roy Hartwig of the
County Civil Defense Depart
ment, showed a film, THE In
visible Enemy" which gave in
formation on fallout and de-
Scribed how to construct base
ment shelters. A question-and-
answer period brought out more
information. After an intermis-
sion, with refreshments served,
Mrs. Florence Garrett of the
County Health Department,
spoke briefly on the Medical
Self-help course which can be
presented in localities, featuring
five classes of pa hours each.
Such a course may be scheduled
in the area in the future. An
other guest at the meeting was
Tom Renwick, Civil Defense Di-
rector for Schools. J. D. Lafleur
was named chairman of a COM
mittee to be formed to cover
civil defense activities in the
entire community.
Mrs. Christian Sallows of Port
Byron, Ill, spent two weeks at
the home of her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry D. Setter.
Mrs. Ward w. FetrOw enter
tanned the members of the
Cedar Grove Homemakers' Club
on Nov. Is with IA members
present. Members who had at
tended extra functions of Home
makers Clubs gave reports. A
general discussion on civil de-
tense took place. A social time
followed.
Several Stanley parties have
been held in the community re-
Gently. Miss Rebecca Leaman
was hostess at one on Nov. 9.
Mrs. Glenn Heimer was demon
strator. Those present were
Mrs. Paul Habig, Mrs. Law.
renee Gourley, Mrs. David Ca.
iron, Mrs. Les Zornstaff. Mrs.
Kenneth Price, Miss Anna Har-
gett, Mrs. John u. Leaman Jr.,
Mrs. Hunter Staley from Boyds,
and Mrs. Donald Smith of Rock.
vile.
On Nov. 10 Mrs. Kirk Norris
entertained, with Mrs. Dodie
Roberts of Rockville, the dem.
onstrator. Present were Mrs.
John U. Leaman Jr., Mrs. Hun
ter Staley, Mrs. David Sheppard,
Mrs. Donald Smith of Rockville,
Mrs. Raymond Ouellette of
Gaithersburg, and Miss Rebecca
Leaman.
At Meadowbrook Estates on
Nov. 13 Mrs. Ronald Murad was
hostess to another Stanley