Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-07-19
Elizabeth :. Kile
WA. 6-1454

Mrs. Milton Shon and her
children left for England July
z. Mr.. Shon preceded her by
about a month. The Shons, who
have gone to England for one
year have exchanged homes and
cars with Mr.. and Mrs. Ken.
meth May and their 9.month.old
son Jonathan Charles. Mr.. Shon
who was employed at Fl
Dietrich is to work in England
for this period. Mr.. May, a Bio.
physicist Is at Fort Dietrich
for the same time. The May
home that the Shons are now
occupying is at Brooke House,
Middle St, Salisbury, England.
The Mays had only been here
a day or two when Mr.. May
was called back to England up.
on the death of his father. Mrs.
May wishes to thank all her
new neighbors for the very
kindly interest and help that
was shown her at this time,
while she was here alone in a
strange country.
The Mcdonald GOODWIN
family are mentioning at Mac.
kinac Island, Michigan. Mr..
Goodwin and his brother Nor
ton are committing weekends
by plane to be with the fam.
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown
and family are on a trip to
Vancouver, B. c. and Seattle,
Washington and plan to be gone
three weeks.
The Carnival held by the Vol
unteer Fire Department last
week was a busy time and APP
pears to be financial success
with gross receipts of about
$22, 800.
Mrs. Robert Linthicum Pyle a
former resident of the area died
at her home in Newburgh, NY.
The funeral was held at the
Olin l.. Wordsworth Funeral
Home on Friday with interment
in the Browningsville Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert S. Hyatt
entertained at birthday picnic
in honor of Mrs. Hyatt's moth.
er Mrs. Derry Williams, at their
home on Wednesday evening.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. E. Williams, DR.. and Mrs.
Howard Taylor and their daugh-
ter, Tammy and Jerry Hyatt.
The Vacation Church School
of the Lutheran Church of the
Redeemer had its closing serv.
ice last Friday at 1880 am. in
the Educational Building of the
Damascus Methodist Church.
During the two week school SO
children Of the community were
enrolled. Nine teachers and staff
members supervised the instruc.
ton on the theme Knowing
Jesus" The Director of the
school was Mrs. Gene Wallen
and music was provided by Mrs.
Robert Montgomery. The Nurs.
cry Class teachers were Nurs.
cry, Mrs. Harold Crowder;
kindergarten, Mrs. Harvey
Mueller and Mrs. Donald Kes-
sler; Primary Glass: Mrs.
James Tomlinson and Mrs. John
WEIGH; Junior Class: Mrs. Viii.
liam Young and Mrs. Robert
Sell. Pastor Sim taught the
Senior Class and Mrs. Endre'
Boyd supervised the preparation
of the daily snack. Following
the closing service all students,
teachers and parents partici.
pated in a picnic during which
time punch, cake and ice cream
were furnished by the church.
Mrs. Robert Tuckerman's
WAPTAYOKO Campfire Girls
went on an overnight camping
trip to the Cunningham State
Park near ThurmOnt, Md.
They cooked three meals
while away. Karen Tucker.
man, Kitty AnamOsa, Denise
Medairy, Joann Biles, Sharon
Smith, Katie Tuckerman,
Judy CIOdfetIer, Diane Nor.
wood and Mrs. Tuckerman
made up the group.
The Damascus Rotary Club
met on Thursday evening for
their regular dinner meeting at
the Firehouse. The Rev. An.
drew F. Ready, Vicar Of st.
AIMS Episcopal Chapel was a
guest OF the Club. At their next
regular meeting the District
Governor, Wilbur Baughman
will be the honored guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Paper.
meister and Terry spent last
week at the Concord Hotel in
the Catskill Mountains in New