Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-06-28
Damascus
Firenlen's
Carnival
Ready to Go
BY Elizabeth c. Kile
WA. 6-I454

The Firemans Carnival starts
Friday night. Everyone should
be out to help support this
organization. Jerry and Bethany
Cooks Damascus Band will play
the opening night. Thes re
youngsters do a good job, be
there and see,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stipe and
family, Harriet, George and Fl.
", Jr., left last Thursday for
an extended trip to the West
Coast.
The following children re-
ceived awards for the highest
grades in the catechism classes
at st. Paul Roman Catholic
Church on June IL. These
grades are based on scholar
ship, conduct and attendance.
ST.. High: LIST, Patricia Schram;
2nd, James McCarville; Jr.
High: LIST, Carol Schram; End,
Maurene Anamosa; 9th grade:
LIST, Judy Shipley, End, Robert
Knoll; ) grade MRS. Bettan-
dorf, teacher: 1st, Patricia Bow
ersox, End, Nancy Birch; 9Th
grade (Mrs. Schneider, teach
er): LIST, Eileen 10th, End, Maur-
cen Hart; 18th grade, LIST Martha
Anamosa, End, Susan Knoll;
Bird grade: LIST, Pamela 10th,
End, Debbie Marshall; End
grade: LIST, Sandra McDermott,
2nd (tied) Richard Barratta and
Diane Smith; First grade: list,
Pamela Mills, End, Richard
Knobs.
Clyde WendIelin, retired Com.
missioner of the u. s. Tax Court
was buried in Arlington Gene.
terry on Monday. MIR. Wendle-
kin was the uncle of Jerry Cook.
Mrs. Patricia D. Murray and
Dean Felix Greger were united
in marriage by Rev. Frank
Depro at the Damascus Metho-
dist Church on June s.
Miss Shirley Ann Nichols and
Thomas Richard Herndon were
united in marriage at the Da-
mascus Methodist Church by
Rev. Frank Depro on June 16.
The Esther Circle of the
w. S. c. S. of the Damascus
Methodist Church held a COW
cred dish picnic at the home of
Mrs. Roland Green on Monday
evening. The Wesleyan Service
Guild met at the home of Misses
Connie and Edwina Mullinix on
Tuesday. The closing exercises
of the Daily Vacation Bible
School viii be held at 1890
am. tomorrow, the parents are
invited.
St Anne's Episcopal Mission
has organized a Junior Choir
for children in 3rd grade
through Junior High school.
Mrs. Herbert Cain and Mrs.
Marjorie Rowe are the leaders.
There were Is out for the first
meeting. Practice will be held
every Wednesday evening in the
Chapel. A piano is needed by
this group and such a gift
would be greatly appreciated.
Everett Jones and his son
sonny left last Saturday for
Europe. Mr.. Jones will attend
the Lions International Conven-
ton in Nice, France. They plan
to spend six weeks on a camp
ing trip through Europe.
Miss Dilnevaz P. Malekout of
Bombay, India is visiting Mrs.
Everett Jones. She will be with
Mrs. Jones for several weeks.
Miss Malekout spoke to the
Lions Club at their last regular
meeting.
Jerry Hyatt who was gradu.
ated this spring from Washing
ton and Lee University, re.
ceived the Wick Glascoe Me.
mortal award for outstanding
spirit and sportsmanship and
also an award from the Sons
Of the American Revolution for
''excelIency in leadership and
s0ldierly bearing"
Mr.. and Mrs. Macdonald
Goodwin are the happy parents
Of a baby girl, Lydia Labarre,
born June IL. Her father was
presented a baby spoon for her
by the Lions Club at their regu.
lar meeting.
The Damascus Rotary Club
held their regular dinner meet.
ing at the Firehouse on Thurs
day evening. z. Guy Jewell was
a guest. After dinner the group
toured the Gagged Egg Farm"
Of Ward and George Fetrow in
Cedar Grove. The Fetrows.
both members of the Damascus
Club, have the largest Gagged egg
farm in the State with $4,000
hens.
Miss Janice Glyme was
granted an assistantship at the
University OF West Virginia,
where she win work on her
Masters Degree in Biology.
Last week Kenneth Allnutt
and Miss Mary Ann Huddleston
were patients in Suburban Hos.
pital; Mrs. Roger Cordell was
in Johns Hopkins Hospital Bait
more, Mrs. Connie carp, in