Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-24

burg; Mrs. A lbert Cissel
Jamestown; Mrs. Joseph H
Price, Wheaton; Mrs. G. Robert
Gray, Poolesville and Mrs. G
Best Linthicum, Beallsville.
On Tuesday Mrs. King was
hostess at a bridge luncheon
for Mrs. Frank Tyler, Rock.
vile, Mrs. Alex Hancock. Sill
yer Spring and Mrs. Lewis
Reed, Gaithersburg.
Women of the Presbyterian
Church in Poolesville met at
the home of Mrs. Lucie BeaD
in Poolesville last week. Their
yearly White Cross project will
take the form of rolling band.
ages for one of the hospitals
in Africa. They expect to set up
a workshop in June or july as
soon as they accumulate
enough old sheets or linens for
the project. They would appre.
ciate any donations of worn
sheets. Drop them off at the
Manse in Poolesville or contact
Mrs. Timothy Lee or Mrs. A
Dawson Wootton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lok
GAINESVILLE, entertained the fol.
lowing dinner guests on Sun.
day: Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Schol.
ly and daughter, Christa, Balti.
more, Mrs. Scholly's sister, Mrs
Raymond Shackleford and chill
dren, Fred and Rosemary, and
Miss Carol Villeret, who teaches
in Essex near Baltimore. Miss
Villeret plans to leave by plane
in July for Australia where she
will be an exchange teacher.
An evaluation of the recent
Spring Meeting of Montgomery
County Homemakers' Clubs
was held in the Extension Serv.
ice office in Rockville on Thurs
day. Members of the executive
committee and the Spring Meet.
ing committee who attended dis
cussed the 1862 event as we'll
as comments and recommends
tons from the clubs for the
future on schedule, programs,
exhibits, participation, etc. Five
OF the exhibits were selected
for County Fair booths in Aug
ust. Attending from the local
Monocacy club was the presi.
dent, Mrs. G. Best Linthicurn
who was a member of the COM
mittee.
Mrs. Roberta Beall is recover
ing from surgery performed at
Suburban Hospital. Mr.. Harry
Grub is a patient in Frederick
Memorial Hospital.
The kindergarteners and
first and second-graders from
Monocacy Elementary School
near GAINESVILLE, went to the
Zoo in Washington on
Wednesday. Part Of the fun
was in carrying lunch and
eating outside picnic wise.
The teachers who accom-.
panied them were Mrs. Ruth
Etheredge, Miss Rebecca
James. Mrs. Elisa Wyatt and
Mrs. Louise Bridgforth.
Members of the Poolesville
Garden Club were entertained
on Tuesday by Miss M. Olivia
Green, Poolesville, who showed
colored slides taken on trips.
with emphasis on flower pic.
lures. There were views from
Bantt In the Rocky Mountain
region of Canada and the
Gaspe' Peninsula as well as
from the states of North Caro-.
lima, Washington, New York
and Vermont.
Miss Eleanor EichaJharao,.,.
vocal students gave a concert
saturday night at the Lutheran
church in Frederick. Both
BERTHE Thompson and her bro.
Their, Billy, near Comus. sang
solos.
The Christian Church at
Hyattstown held a fellowship
buffet supper in the social hall
OF the church on Thursday
night. DR.. Van Boskirk. Wash
ington, DC, was guest speak
er.
In observance of National
Famlly week a family night
dinner was held at the Pooles-
vile Memorial Methodist
Church on Friday night. The
speaker was Rev. Bruce r.
Graham, pastor of the Glen.
mont Church in Wheaton.
There was special singing and
games for the children.
The Womans Society Of
Christian Service has begun a
weekly study Of Professionalism
in South America" meeting on
TUESDAYS in Spurrrier Hall