Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-13
Laytonsville-W Oodfield
Many Get
Awards at
4-H Banquet
Elizabeth C. Kile
WA. 6.1454

The following local girls re-
ceived awards at the annual All
achievement banquet, which |
was held at the Ag Center in |
Gaithersburg on Dec. 1: Signe |
Gates, Jane Ann Griffith. Janet |
Steers, Paula Steers, Donna |
Geisbert, Hazel Geisbert, Brenda |
Stup and Sandy Wightman. |
Mrs. Steers won the AllStar |
Service Award and Mrs. Harri-
son King and Mrs. Roland |
Green received the pearl Clover
leaf Award for Is years service.
The Woodfield girls All club
received an honor award ribbon |
to be placed on their charter. |
Kathy Steers and Sandy Wight
man were among those who |
participated in the style show
dating back to 1860, which was
the entertainment for the eve
ming.
Awards for their boys club
work were received by Stewart
Walker, Robert Windham, Phyl-
lis Watkins, Robert Payne,
Donna Geisbert, Tom King,
Mckendree Cramer, Charles
Cramer, James King, Eddie
Burdette, Sandra Wightman,
James Wightman.
The regular monthly meeting
of the Montgomery County
Beef Club was held at the home
of Donnie Boswell on Nov. %.
The main business of the meet
ing was the election of new Off
GERS: president, Sandy Wight
man; vice president, Donnie
BoS swell; secretary, Mona
Brown; treasurer, Dick Fisher;
reporter, Susan Eyler; song
leaders, Nancy Lechlider and
Louisa Riggs.
Jimmie Wightman, the State
winner in the Swine Competi-
ton went to Chicago and was
one of six national winners, re-
ceiving a $500 scholarship.
st. Bartholomew Guild met
at the church on Dec. 3. The
following new officers were
elected: president, Mrs. Ullyses
Griffith; vice president, Mrs.
Roland Stabler; secretary, Mary
Cornelia Warfield; treasurer,
Mrs. A. w. Hines. The standing
committee chairmen are: pro-
gram and worship, Mrs. Oar
rington Riggs; mission and
united thank offering, Mrs. Ed
ward Smith; finance, Mrs. Mar
garet White; altar guild, Miss
Virginia Griffith; hospitality,
Mrs. Judson Smather. The
group voted to change their
meeting day from the first
Monday of each month to the
third Monday.
The Youth Fellowship of st.
Pauls Methodist Church will
hold a square dance at the
church hall on Dec. ID at 1870
pm. The chairman for this
event is Mr.. Daniel Zarnstoff.
The Christmas party for the
church school of the st. Paups
Methodist Church will be held
Dec. 16 at 3 pm. in the church
hall. Miss Doris Childs, super.
intendent of the church school,
Is in charge. There will be
Christmas Eve Carol and
Candle Service at st. PauPs
Methodist Church. Everyone is
invited.
James L. johnson, father of
Charles johnson, died Dec. 4.
Funeral services were held on
Dec. ! at 2 pm. at BARRIERS
Funeral Home In LaytOnsville,
with interment at the Clarlxs.
burg cemetery. Funeral serv.
Ices were held for Mrs. Mo-
celia BOsley, wife of the late
Howard Bosley, formerly from
LaytOnsville, who died Dec. 2.
The Laytonsville Home
makers held their Christmas
party Dec. 6 at the home of
Mrs. Russell Pope. Mrs. Basil
Waters Jr. and Mrs. Clagett
Warfield were co-hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Thomas
Howes were supper guests on
Dec. 2 of Mrs. Hugh Howes in
Washington.