Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-04
KiWanis Installs
New Officers

Installation night was held on
Tuesday when Kiwanians invit-
ed their wives to the first meet
ing of the new year. Quentin
Frey presented the retiring Off
GERS with pins. A new member,
Mike More, was indicted. Doug
Saunders, retiring president, in
stalled the following new Off
GERS: Doug Hoppe, president;
Harry Andrews, LIST vice presi-
dent; Fred Helm, End vice pres
ident; Raymond Ouellette, secre-
tary; and J. c. Freeman, treas
urer. Officers of the board are
Doug Saunders, Everett Peake,
Harold Knode, Quentin Frey,
Jim Wilson, jr., Woodrow
Adams, Robert Teunis, and
Lawrence Gusman.
KNIVES will meet at the
home of Mrs. Quentin Frey on
January 10.
William Neil Hurley, jr., has
been sworn in as a councilman
for the Town of Gaithersburg.
Mr.. Hurley replaces John
Byrnes who has moved.
The Pentalpha Chapter =38
Eastern Star will hold their In
stallation of officers tomorrow
evening at Grace Church. The
following officers will be install
ed: Mrs. Andrew Hugar, Worthy
Matron; Donald Mutt, Worthy
Patron; Mrs. Robert Rhoades,
Associate Matron; Robert Youn-
kins, Associate Patron; Mrs.
William Irwin, secretary; Mrs.
Edwin Kinsey, treasurer; Mrs.
Richard Ambrose, conductress;
Miss Mae Malcolm, associate
conductress; Mrs. George Fuller,
marshall; Mrs. Ralph Hayward,
chaplain; Mrs. Janet Bell, organ
ist; Mrs. Lanier Floyd, Adah;
Mrs. Ed Talley, Ruth; Mrs. Gay
Robertson, Esther; Mrs. Donald
Mutt, Martha; Mrs. Elizabeth
Robertson, Warder; Mrs. Elaine
Hellock, Electa; and Richard
Ambrose, Sentinel. Retiring
Worthy Matron and Patron are
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Sangrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith
spent the holidays with relatives
in Lexington, KY, where their
son, Chip, a sophomore at the
University of Kentucky, Joined
them.
The arrival of Phyllis and
Christopher keenan, to town
was a complete surprise to Mrs.
Keenan's parents, DR.. and Mrs.
James Hundley. The young
couple flew in from Turkey to
spend Christmas. They will also
be visiting Airman Keenan's
parents in Chicago before they
return to Istanbul.
The Gaithersburg Homemak-
ers' Club meets on Wednesday,
January 10 at Epworth Church
at II o'clock. Hostesses for the
first meeting of the year are
Mrs. Thomas Plummer, Mrs.
William Irwin, Miss Ina Pun
phrey, Mrs. Daryl w. Wigle,
Mrs. Mae Briggs, and Mrs.
Ethel Mills. Members are re-
minded to bring sandwiches.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Hassett
of Rosemont entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Mutter of
Mclean, Va, at dinner last Wed
nesday evening =.
Col. and Mrs. Robert Ransom
entertained old friends from
Washington at a brunch last
Saturday -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armin Hell had
their son, George, from Prince
ton and their daughter, Marian,
from Rippon College, home for
the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. James SchWeit-
ger entertained friends on New
Years eve
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Herring
ton of Syracuse, New York,
spent the holidays in Washing
ton Grove with their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Haskell.
The Oakmont Church of the
Nazarene will hold Revival Serv-
ices on January z through IA.
Evangelist Rev. c. V. Holsteln'
Kalamazoo, Mich, will be
preaching. Prof. Dougas Slack,
the Burl Ives of the Gospel sing
ers, will be the special singer for
the revival. Children's services
begin at 700, followed by the
regular services at 1880.
Books received this past week
at the library include: The Art
of Ancient America; Churchilrs
The American Civil War; Wally
Cox's My Life as a Small Boy;
Herman Taller's Galleries Don't
Count; Seymour's Tow d
Morning; Electronics and Every.