Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-24
Gaithersburg- Washington Grove
Wonen's Group Art Sho,v
Prizes Are A,Uarded
By Sylvia Tate Koran


held on Sunday afternoon at
the Civic Center. First prizes
were won by Mrs. Warren
Shantz, Washington Grove;
Mrs. Merle Van Metre. Mrs.
John Macpherson. Robert
Bordeaux, Thomas Bordeaux.
Gaithersburg; Mrs. D. j. Camp.
bell, Silver Spring, and Mrs. E.
LaVerne Sheppard, Brentwood.
In the youth division, Brenda
Lifken was awarded a first
prize for her coffee table mo-
sale and Krissey Sprawles for a
fused glass service tray. Linda
Collins received a first prize for
a pastel portrait, and Greg
Hand for an oil landscape.
JACKIE Gather and Ed Washing
ton were judges.
The Washington Grove
Woman's Club will hold their
annual Flower Show on Sun
day from 8 TO 5 pm. Center
piece, mantel, patio, line and
free arrangements, as well as
a special class for men only,
are included i'm the schedule.
The piano accompanist for
"The Magic Flute" will be Re-
naldo Reyes, a teacher at Pea
body Conservatory. Mr.. Reyes,
a prodigy at piano at five,
graduated at eighteen from the
Paris Conservatory.
A new, fifty-state flag will be
raised in Wade Park in Wash
ington Grove on Memorial Day
by our local Boy Scouts and
Girl Scouts. Scoutmaster Del
Reynolds is in charge of the
ceremony, which will take place
on Wednesday at II am. The
flag was donated by Mrs. Dru-
ella Hallam and procured by
Mrs. Henry ]. Walther through
the Prince Georges County
Chapter of the OAR. The COM
munity is invited to attend the
flag-raising.
Ken Boardman, head acolyte
of Ascension Chapel, presented
the children's missionary offer
ing at services last Saturday at
Washington Cathedral. The
children's choir, directed by
choirmaster Don Doughty, par
ticipated in the services.
Mary Hubbell, Judy Kohlen-
burg, and Janet Michalski,
members Of the high schools
Future Teachers Assn, will be
practice teaching at the ele-
mentary school today.
Congratulations to Shelley
Spaulding and Diane DensOck
whose slogan "For Safety's
Sake, Make No Mistake!"
won second prize in the
county Safety Slogan contest.
The girls carried the banner
they made in the parade in
Washington last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Plum
mer's son, William A. Plummer
of Ossining, New York, visited
his parents last week end.
Sue Work arrived home from
the Maryland Medical Secretar-
ial School in Hagerstown on
Friday. She started a ten-week
training session this week at
the Washington Hospital Cen
ter.
Charles Ward and John Sic
er sailed on the ocean Mon
arch" last Saturday for Bermu-
da to attend the Maryland AS
ISOLATION of Insurance Agents
Convention.
The Senior MYF of Grace
Church will hold their final
paper drive on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Slicer
have as their guests, Mrs. Sic
er's sister, Mrs. William c. Par
ish and her two children of
Jacksonville, Fla.
The Rev. Andrew L. Gum. a
delegate for the Methodist
Board of Christian Social Con-
Germs to the International
Trade Conference, attended the
dinner last Thursday evening
at the Sheridan Park. President
Kennedy spoke on trade and
foreign policy.
The Communion Breakfast
for ladies and girls of st.
Martins will be held on Sun
day after the eight o'clock
mass. The men will cook the
breakfast. The Rev. Robert
NOLAN, SIS, Director Of the
Summer Session at Catholic
University, will be guest
speaker.
Mrs. Virginia Murphy was
elected president of St. Martins
Guild at the meeting last week.
Other officers are: Mrs. Bar
bara Jones, vice president; Mrs.
Mildred Scarf, secretary; and
Mrs. Helen Sheldon, treasurer.
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