Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-16

and industrial laboratory work,
and its optical density converter
for enzymatic reactions and
kinetic studies.
tour Of old homes. Mrs. Will
lamis was hostess at the Hamil-
ton Home. Mrs. Bennett visited
her husbands parents and went
on the home tour.
The Laytonsville Lions Club
met at st. Bartholomew Epis.
copal Church for their regular
meeting on Thursday evening.
Joe Rabbit, Candidate for Dis
trict Governor was a guest. The
speaker was the Regional Engi-
neer for the Maryland Sta e
Roads Commission. He told the
group that it would be some
years before there would be any
improvement in the roads in the
upper part of the county. A IL
money now available is being
used for the completion of the
beltway. The talk was followed
by a question and answer peri.
cd. One bit of information
brought out in this period was,
'How priority for roads origi-
nates.' It was stated that the
Montgomery County Council
and the delegates to the Mary
land State Legislature confer
and send a list to the Roads
Commission in the order in
which they believe them neces-
sary.
Don't forget the Fried Chick.
en- and Ham Dinner to be given
May Is, from 2 to Z pm. at the
church. On May 19 the Laytons-
vile Charge of the Methodist
Church, consisting of st. Paul
and Mt. Tabor will hold their
Fourth Quarterly Conference,
at st. Paul Church at 8 pm. DR..
Edgar Beckett, West Washing
ton District Superintendent will
preside. On May 81 the Church
Bowling League will hold their
Banquet at st. Paul Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby Whirley
have moved from Muncaster
Road to Mo-Mar Farms, owned
by L. P. Steuart, in barnes
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Shaeffer
are new residents of West Oh.
ney Park. They come to this
community from Pennsylvania.
They have 3 children, a girl in
Elementary School, a boy who
will enter kindergarten in the
Fall and a pre-school girl. Mr..
Shaeffer is employed by Micro
Wave Dynamics in Rockville.
At the April meeting of the
Olney District Republican Wom-
ems Club it was announced that
the club had won the Silver
Award for Achievement for
1882. State Senator Gilbert
Guide spoke to the club about
legislation passed during the
General Assembly. Attending
the meeting from the Laytons-
vile area were: Mrs. Lewis Kib.
bee, Mrs. Margaret Williamson,
and Mrs. Ralph Stokes.
Mrs. Edward Peter, sister of
Mrs. Mehrle Warfield and Eli
Leishear of this area, died May
3. Funeral services were held
Monday at st. John the Baptist
Catholic Church, Colesville
Road. Interment was in Gate of
Heaven Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lusk
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Gait of Kearny, Nj, the par.
ents of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Gait,
spent the weekend with Peter
Gait and family and celebrated
David Galt's birthday. David,
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Gait, was two years old.
Craver GLAND, chairman of the
Dinner Committee for the Lay.
louisville District Volunteer Fire
Department wishes to thank all
who helped and donated to
make the dinner a real success.
The Department cleared over
S150000 on the dinner.
The new officers of the Won.
ems Society of Christian Service
of st. Paul Methodist Church
are: President, Mrs. Evelyn
Stang; Vice-Pres., Mrs. Carolyn
Duley; Recording Secty., Mrs.
Lois Snyder; Promotional Sec.
Rotary, Mrs. Mary F. Richards;
and Treasurer, Mrs. Lois Baker.