Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-11
Germantown
Bible School
Closes for
Another Year
By Deborah III. LEM
WA. 6-O692


School with Commencement
exercises on the evening OF
June 80. Serving on the teach.
ing staff were: Rev. Jerry K.
Collins, Mrs. Calista Umberger,
Mrs. Beverly Calvert, Mrs.
Betty Sadtler, Miss Jane Rawn,
Leon Calvert, Sam Umberger,
Mrs. Marie Price, Mrs. Jean
Whitworth, William Whitworth,
Mrs. Donna Modzell, Mrs. Halle
Owens, Mrs. Dorothy Wright,
Mrs. Maye Sadtler, Mrs. Lenore
Umberger, Aubrey Cavell, Mrs.
Beulah Peasants and Mrs.
Nellie Cavell. Mrs. Jerry Col
Inns was secretary, and Miss
Jane Rawn was pianist.
Miss Eleanor Lynn Milliken
of San Francisco, Calf, recent.
ly visited Mr.. and Mrs. Glen B.
Gochenour. Mrs. Ellen Pun
phrey of Bethesda entertained
Miss Milliken and Mrs. Gochen.
our one day at luncheon at Nor
mandy Farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. David u. Stang
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of their third child and
second daughter, Kristen Lynn,
weighing eight pounds, at Sub
urban Hospital on July l.
Attending Camp Mawavi, Tri-
angle, Va, last week were
Corinne Graves, Becky and
Loynn Morton and Robin Beall.
The Women's Association of
the Jamestown Presbyterian
Church recently sponsored a re-
ception for all the persons who
had joined the church since jan
uary, 1862, with all church
members invited. A musical pro-
gram was pres ed, with
selections by the Jamestown
Little Orchestra; violin solos by
Rev. Daniel c. Manson, accom-
panied by his wife; and a piano
solo by Phyllis Manson. Mr..
Manson recognized each Of the
new members and presented
each one with a certificate of
membership. Mrs. Albert Cissel
and Mrs. Daniel Manson poured
at the refreshment table.
Sue Ann Watkins celebrated
her eighth birthday on July 4.
She was the honor guest at a
party arranged by her sister,
Joan, as a All project. A picnic
supper was followed by games
and then party refreshments.
Guests included Susan Aston,
Anita Allnutt, Janet Vaughn,
Ginny Richardson and Denise
Knoebel.
A group Of Camp Fire Girls
enjoyed an overnight at Camp
Peniel, near Thurmont, June 81
%, using the funds earned from
peanut sales for expenses. Max
ing the trip from Mrs. Hazel
Smiths Tao-Ma-ta-ka group
were Lynn Morton, Emily
Davidson, Terry Cornell, Celia
Hooper, Elizabeth Ray, Norma
Jean Burdette and Myrna Nc.
Creery. Others, besides Mrs.
Smith, making the trip were
Mrs. Nancy Morton, Becky and
Mark Morton, Cindy and Bar
bara Smith and Mrs. Vivian
Keesey's Bluebirds.
Principal Fred M. Felmet of
the Queenstown School is a
delegate this month at the NEA
Convention in Detroit.
Miss Charlene TWente of the
DarneStown School faculty
spent a weekend in New York
City after the schools closing,
after which she left for indie.
pendence, Mo-, to spend the
summer.
Tom Slater Is serving as a
counselor at Camp Momweta,
L. l., N. Y, this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Thomas
Salter enjoyed camping trip
over the Fourth at Sherando
Lake, Va.
DR.. j. D. Lafleur recently
took a two-week course of study
at the University of Houston,
Tex, a Symposium on Lubrica.
ton and Wear. During this
time. Mrs. Lafleur and their
children visited DR.. Lafleur's
parents in Vile Platte, La.
The Germantown Gems All
Club will hold a picnic at the
home Of Mrs. ]. D. Lafleur on
July 16 at 4;30 pm.
Carol Lynn Null of Union
Bridge was a guest for several
days last week at the home of
Carol Norris.
Frank and Nancy Watkins
spent last week at the summer
home of their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Watkins
Sr. in Gainsboro. Va. This week
Kenneth Watkins is visiting
them.
Billy Smith, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William w. Smith, cele-
brated his tenth birthday on
June 26 with a party. Those
present were Robin Fulton,
Jimmy Beall, Curtis johnson.
Gunner Knann PioLv IIo,1o