Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-11-23
Laytonsville- w oodfield
New School
ToOpen In
Community
Elizabeth C. KiIe
WA. 6-I454

WA. 6-l454
The Woodfield School, SEIZED
uled for completion the last oil
January, 1868, will open fol-
classes Monday. The contractor
has set a precedent in Mont
gomery County school construc
ton by having the building
ready for occupancy a full two
months ahead of schedule.
The school is unique in being
completely electrical right
down to the water fountains
The school hours are from
am. to 3 pm. for the boys and
girls; however, the school will
be open from 8 am. to 5 pm
Monday through Friday. The
kindergarten children will at
tend school from 1890 to 3 pm.
instead of from $50 to II as
was necessary while housed in
Damascus Elementary School.
The cafeteria will serve hot
lunches every day. Mrs. Flea.
nor Stup will manage the cafe.
terra. The Woodfield School is
a part of Area 4. The Area Di.
rector is Dr. John King. Other
school personnel are: Principal,
Mrs. Marian S. Wright; Secre.
tary, Mrs. Mary H. Robertson;
Head Custodian, Fred Coeburn;
Kindergarten, Patricia Vernay;
First grade, Mrs. Zelma Cox;
second grade, Mrs. Jean Hard
ing; third grade, Mrs. 10 Ann
Minnick; fouth-fifth grades,
Mrs. Julia Jones; fifth-sixth
grades, Mrs. Alvin Evans. The
following resource teachers
have been assigned to Wood.
field on a weekly or bi-weekly
basis: library, Mrs. Dorothy
Permenter; art, Mrs. Ann
Small; band, Herbert Stith;
music, Mrs. Ann Bright; health
nurse, Mrs. Maryan Desmarais;
physical education, Robert Mer.
rell; pupil personnel, Andrew
Hugar; reading consultant,
Mrs. Anna Shade; and speech
therapist, Mrs. Ruth Faust. The
bus drivers and buses are as
follows: No. 6, Albert Warfield;
No. 304, Frances Randolph;
and No. 50, Lillian Hunt.
Mrs. Merhle Warfield fell in
the basement of st. Bartholo.
news Church several days ago
and broke her leg. She is re-
cuperating at her home.
The Laytonsville boys All
Club met on Thursday evening
at the home of putt" Willett.
Mrs. George Carson enter.
tanned "a guests for luncheon
and bridge at st. Bartholomew
Church Thursday. The Guild OF
the church served the luncheon.
Mrs. Allison Taylor, Alverda
Cook, Mrs. Robert Inches and
Mary White were the prize win.
ners. Most of the guests were
from the Gaithersburg-Layt
vile area. Lula Bell of Wash
ington, DC, and Mrs. Elsie
Haines of Frederick were the
out of the area guests.
New members will be receiv-
ed at the morning service of st.
Paul Methodist Church Sunday.
Following the service there will
be a reception for the newly re-
ceived members. The W.S.C.S.
of Mt. Tabor will meet Tuesday
at the church. Mrs. Everett
Jones from Damascus will
speak on the "Work of the
Womens Society Locally and
Around the World" Christmas
toys will be brought to this
meeting for the Baltimore East
Methodist Parish.
The Woodfield Plannin z
Group of the Montgomery
County Farm Bureau met
Thursday evening at the home
and Lucille Priest in Colesville.
Mrs. Roland Green was guest
of honor at a birthday dinner
recently given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Williams. The guests in
cluded' Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Roland Green and their sons,
Roy and Phillip, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Schwab and their
daughter, Joy Lynn, and Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert S. Hyatt and
their son, Jerry.
Mrs. Margaret White enter
tanned the Laytonsville Bridge
Club at her home on Tuesday.
Mrs. Grace Farley was a pa
tient in Montgomery General
Hospital, and Mrs. Ralph How
ard in Washington Hospital
Center last week.