Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-14
Germantown
Community
4-H Club
Makes Plans
Deborah II. LEM
WA 6.O692

IIl6I March ct Tie HOIIle VI
Tommy Linthicum, with 23
members present. Club partici'
patton was expected at the
Vesper service for County All
crs at the Ag Center on March
10 and in the public-speaking
contest on April 80. The club
placed a window display in
Anderson's Supply Co. in Boyds
in observance of All Club Week,
Mrs. John J. Baker observed
her 81st birthday quietly at
home on Feb. Is.
The annual turkey and oyster
dinner served at the Salem
Methodist Church, Cedar Grove,
will be held March 16, starting
at 2 pm.
The Wednesday Afternoon
Circle of the Jamestown Pres
byterian Church met at the
home of Mrs. Donald Wagner.
Mrs. Julian Howard presided
and Mrs. Bruce Bendigo led de-
votions. The program, Bible
study on God Chooses A PEG.
pie" was presented by Mrs.
John w. Kitterman
Janet Elaine MulliniX, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mullinlx of Cedar Grove, observ-
ed her 18th birthday on Feb. 26.
MartZ Zimmerman and fam
lily express their sincere appre-
cation for ali the many kind
nesses shown at the time of
Mrs. Zimmerman's recent death.
Special thanks are extended to
Rev. Lorne w. Burton and DR..
Foyer and DR.. Woodward.
Sgt and Mrs. George Tartar
and three children, Larry,
Eddie, and Angel Lynn, moved
last week from the Cider
Barrel Mobile Homes Court to
the White Oak Trailer Court,
Tullahoma, Tenn. Sgt. Tartar,
who had been assigned to duty
at the Walter Reed Army Medi.
cal Center, has now retired
from Army duty. Mrs. Tartar
was a representative for Avon
Products. Friends at the Cider
Barrel Court held a coffee hour
fer Mrs. Tartar before her de.
parture, and presented her with
a lamp and a footstool for her
new home.
The P-TA of the Germantown
School will sponsor a rummage
sale on March %, 10 am. to 4
p.m., at the Trinity Methodist
Church. Clothing and household
articles are being sought. Such
items may be left at the school
during any school hours, or at
the home of either Mrs. Glenn
Heimer on Mateney Road or
Mrs. Clayton Brown, Major
Drive, Meadowbrook Estates.
The Germantown Gems All
Club met Feb. 10 at the home of
Mrs. Joseph Lafleur, Meadow.
brook Estates. Dianne Batche-
Tor, vice president presided.
Plans were made to entertain
parents of members at the next
Business meeting on March 10.
At this time the girls will DEM
cnstrate their cooking learning
by preparing the refreshments,
and will exhibit the sewing
they have completed. Two of the
members, Lois Ann Fisher and
Jean Dorsey, gave a brief talk
about the club on Gaithersburg
radio station WING on March
4
Barbara Smith, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith.
observed her 18th birthday on
March 8 with a family dinner.
Cub Scout Pack 1895 held its
annual Blue and Gold Dinner
On March Z at the Germantown
School, with 63 persons in at.
tendance. Cubmaster Henry
STANCE presided and gave the
invocation, The guest speaker
was Boy Scout Stephen Muir.
chake of Silver Spring, a mem.
Der of Troop 81. taking part in
Operation Patrick Henry. He
presented a five-minute talk on
Scouting. Present also was
Stephens father. Four Cubs
spoke briefly: Roy Warner on
his experiences pinning VIP's,
Robert McMullcn on trips made
by the Cub Scouts in the years
Of his membership, Terry Dou-
vile on what scouting means to
him, and Craig Grimes on why
he wants to become a Boy
Scout. The rest of the cubs then
presented a skit, THE Blue and
Gold Story. Boys taking part
were Crew Heimer. Bradley
Jones, Edwin Wiley, John
Whitehurst. Craig Richlen.