Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-07-12
Damascus
Five Leave
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N. Mexico
Elizabeth C. Kile
WA. 6-1454

John Bassett, Pat Anamosa,
Dwight Monnier, David Slaton
and Christopher Van Petten
left for Philmont Boy Scout
Camp at Cimmarron, New Mex
leo.
Miss Mary Ann Huddleston
Is home now after being pa
tent in Suburban Hospital.
The Oar Lon Beauty Salon
has been almost doubled in
size with the remodeling of the
Professional Building. Tt e y
have four operators. Miss Kay
Brandenburg who recently COM
pleted her studies at the Whea-
ton Beauty Academy is one of
the new operators. The Salon
is tastefully decorated and most
attractive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Burdette
spent sometime last week at
their mountain home at Mt.
Dale. They had as their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Long.
The Northern Montgomery
County WOmen's Democratic
Club had their luncheon last
Tuesday at the Capri Restau.
rant in Wheaton. Leonard
Hardy was the principal
speaker.
st. Anne's Episcopal Church
men will hold an all-day work
party starting at 9 am. on
July 81. The ladies of the par
ish will join them at 5 for a
covered dish supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blood
and family are spending two
weeks at Bethany Beach.
Mrs. Julia Ella Mullinix of
Lewisdale died Monday, July
2. She was the mother of Mrs.
Jesse Beall, Mrs. Harry Green,
Mrs. Ella Smith, Mrs. John
King and Sterling and Murrell
Mullinix. The funeral was held
at the Francis Barber Funeral
Home on Thursday with inter-
ment in Bethesda Church Gene
terry, Browningsville.
The Baptist Training Union
and the evening worship serv-
ice of the First Baptist Church
will be held each Sunday eve
ming in the home of members
until the new church building
is ready for use. The first of
these was held last Sunday eve-
ming and the balance of July
they will be at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barker on
Grace Court. The meetings will
be at z and 8 pm. respectively.
On July IA at 5 pm. a pot luck
fellowship picnic will be held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Johnson on Oak DIR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Almar-
10, Roger Burdette, Mrs.
Howard Sudduth, Jr. and Mrs.
Donald Hobbs, Jr. joined the
Damascus Methodist Church at
the Communion service on Sun.
day.
Fourteen Family Community
Garden Club members went to
Baltimore on Thursday evening,
June % to visit the Malcolom
House and Garden Store. Fol
lowing a tour of the stone, Nal.
colin Lowenstein lectured to the
Club on the subjects of Organic
Gardening and "Bonsai,' the
japanese art of dwarfing trees.
Curtis Day, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger Day, was elected
president of State Future Farm
ers of America at the state con.
vention held at the University
of Md. Robert Beall won first
prize of 500 for soil and wa
for management. The dairy
farming awards were won by
Roger Day, first, 500 with
Stewart Walker and Blair Stiles
tied for second place. The SIS
prize was split between them.
blair Stiles is from Gathers
burg. The Tractor Operation
Bird prize was won by Charles
Cramer. The Damascus chapter
won the first place safety award
which carried a 500 prize for
the group.
The rain washed out the Fire.
mans parade on the night it
was scheduled, but on Thurs
day night it passed the review
ing stand full of color and with
many taking part. The prizes
were won as follows: Best ap-
pearing Fire Company, Mt.
Airy Volunteer Fire Depart
ment; Best appearing pumper
from outside Montg merry
County, West Friendship Volun-
teer Fire Department; Coming
the longest distance, Silver Hill
Volunteer Fire Department;
Coming the longest distance, Sill
yer Hill Volunteer Fire Depart
ment; Oldest piece Of equip
ment, Gaithersburg-W Washington
Grove Volunteer Fire Depart
ment; Best appearing ambu-
lance, Hyattstown Volunteer
Fire Department; Best appear
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