Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-02-14
Damascus
Heart Drive
Luncheon is
Well-Attend
BY Elizabeth C. KiIe
WA. 0.1464

0cClI dIIlOIlS Tie guests dL the
Montgomery County Heart and
TB Association luncheon and
fashion show, which was held
at the Kenwood Country Club
on Thursday, were Mrs. McKen-
dree Boyer, who was a mem
Der of the committee for the
show; Mrs. Bradley Woodfield,
Miss Sally Souder, Mrs. Jerry
Williams, Mrs. Hubert Snapp,
Mrs. Richard Stuart, Mrs. E. C..
Magdeburger, Mrs. Lew Glad
hill, Mrs. E. Brooke Lee, Mrs.
Howard Taylor, Mrs. Herbert
S. Hyatt, Mrs. Gilmor Hurley
and Mrs. Upton Gladhill. The
fashions were by Jelleff. Emer-
son Slacum, president of the
Montgomery Chapter, was
there also. Mrs. Luther Terry,
wife of the surgeon general,
and Mrs. Anthony John Cele-
breeze were among the distin-
guished guests who attended.
Rev. James Valiant of St.
Johns Episcopal Church, Oh
ney, entertained at luncheon on
Friday at the rectory, the rec
tors of the Upper Montgomery
County Episcopal parishes.
After the luncheon a meeting
was held to help these Epis.
copal clergy to know each other
better and to try to bring forth
a working interest in the st.
John diocese of South Africa.
1t is hoped that the churches
of this area can establish a
specific working relationship to
some of the churches in this
far away diocese as mission
airy endeavor.
Those who attended the lunch
con and are working on the
project include, Rev. Harry Dali
Zell, Ascension, Gaithersburg;
Rev. John Williams, st. Peters,
Poolesville; Rev. Andrew Kea-
dy, st. Anne's, Damascus; Rev.
David Lord, st. Bartholomew's,
Laytonsville, Rev. Edwin S.
Tomlinson, st. Luke's Brighton;
Rev. Raymond P. Black and
Rev. Willard McGinnis, Christ
Church, Rockville and Rev.
James Valiant, st. Johns,
Olney.
st. Anne's parish will hold
their first supper for the gen.
eral public on Shrove Tuesday,
when they will have a pancake
supper. They hope it will be
well supported by the people of
the community. The senior high
group held a spaghetti supper
at the vicarage Sunday evening.
sThe Rotary Club met Thurs.
day evening for their regular
dinner meeting, held at the fire.
house. The speaker for the eve.
ing was Robert HI. Lacey Jr.,
vice president of Mitchell, Car.
roll Co., Inc, Investments Of
Washington, ID. C. He spoke on
the Economic Outlook and
Stock In Life Insurance Com
panies as an investment. The
February birthdays Of Charles
w. Beaver, Douglas Lindsey
and John Haines were cele.
brated at this meeting.
Donald Adrian, Mrs. Richard
Murphy and Mrs. Larry Fetzer
were patients in Montgomery
General Hospital last week and
AL Hanson was a patient at
Holy Cross, Silver Spring.
Rev. Thomas F. Sim, pastor
Of the Lutheran Church of the
Redeemer, attended the Con-
ference of Lutheran Education
Directors in Cincinnati, Ohio, in
his capacity as chairman of the
parish education committee of
the Lutheran Church in Amer
lea recently. This Sunday at
the service at II am. in the
Damascus Elementary School
the sermon will be "Outerspace
or Innerspace." The Luther
League will meet at Z pm. at
the home of Jerry WEIGH on
Woodfield Road for the pro-
gram what Is the Church Do
ing About Juvenile Delin-
quency." The Lutheran Church
women will meet Tuesday at s
pm. at the home of Mrs. Phyl.
lis Bassett, 1901 Main ST., for a
pre-Lenten program on Mary
Magdalene.
The Family Community Gar
den Club met on Feb. l at the