Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-02-28
Gaithersburg-Washmg Groue
Two Cub Scout Packs Feted
At Blue and Cold Dinner


and Religious Faith"
Following the services a dis
cussion of current religious is
sues and questions will be held
in the Wesley Room at BIS pm.
Congratulations to Mrs. Ham
ilton Geisbert of Rosemont.
Mrs. Geisbert received a cash
award for superior work and
achievement while serving as
financial analysis officer for the
General Res arch Support
Branch of the Division of Re
search Facilities and Resources
at NH.
Her award was for 1S months
of planning and organizing a
program of equitable distribu-
ton of awards for general re-
search support to institutions
heavily engaged in health re-
lated research.
The women of St. Luke's
Lutheran Church of Redland
will present a program at 8
pm. on World Day of Prayer
which is on March l. Theme of
the program will be 1.-THE Chal.
lenge of the Cross"
Rev. Andrew Gum spoke re-
Gently at Legislative Seminar
al Annapolis. He had the plea
sure of visiting with Senator
Guide and the distinct honor of
being introduced from the SEN
ate floor by Senator GUIDE. Sew
eral newscasters and newspa-
pers found his remarks at the
Seminar to be newsworthy.
The Greater Gaithersburg
Area Clergymen's Association
held their monthly meeting at
st. Luke's Lutheran Church of
Redland on Feb. IS.
Services of Baptism were con-
Quoted by Rev. Thogerson on
Feb. II at st. Luke's Lutheran
Church of Redland for Zebra
Carol, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert L. Brown.
Rev. Andrew Gum served as
chairman at meeting at the
Mt. Vernon Place Methodist
Church in Washington. The pur-
pose was to discuss world peace
and the cold war. Canon John
Collins of London, England was
the guest of honor.
We are happy to hear that
Mr.. Bill Williams of Gathers
burg is recuperating at home
following surgery at Montgom-
cry General Hospital; so, also,
is Mr.. Harry Holm of Washing
ton Grove.
The Methodist Men of Wash.
ington Grove Methodist Church
will meet tonight at 8 pm, at
the church. A film THE Face
of Lincoln" will be shown.
Mr.. Robert Trout, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Trout of Gath
ersburg has enlisted in the army
and will be stationed at Fort
Gordon, Ga. for his basic train
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Howard
of Is Water ST., Gaithersburg
are the proud parents of a son,
Bruce Neal, who arrived on Feb.
IA at Montgomery General Hos
pital weighing 6 lbs. II OF.
Miss Edible Clagett of Gath
ersburg spent the holiday week
end In New York City with five
friends. The girls took in the
sights and several shows.
Services of Baptism were con-
Quoted by Rev. Andrew Gum at
Grace Methodist Church on Feb.
II for Kelvin Thomas PeaTre,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Pearre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Musser
and Mrs. Musser's father, Mr..
Glover, are vacationing in Fort
Pierce, Fla, where they have
purchased a home.
Mrs. Wayne Burdette was the
guest of honor at a stork shower
held at the home of Mrs. Nor.
man Grogan.
Mr.. Ralph James Dean and
Miss Barbara Jean Shepherd
were united in marriage at a
private ceremony conducted by
Rev. Andrew Gum at Grace
Methodist Church on Feb. 81.
Rehearsals for the annual
"Follies' are in full swing at
the Gaithersburg High School
under the direction of Miss
Betty Cultotta. Everyone is hard
at work on the production which
will he rood ~, MARCH