Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-14
POOIesUiILe
High School
Honor Group
Inducts Nine
BY Cathe G. Linthicum
Diamond 1882

Nine students were selected
from Poolesville Junior and
Senior High School for Undue
ton into the National Honor
Society, which is under the
sponsorship of Miss Sarah
Adams. They are: Kathy Dilo-
nardo, John Thompson, Brian
Tolson, Helen Butler, Harriet
Butler, Elisabeth Heger, Judy
Mccall, Mary Belle Jones and
Melinda LANCE. This is the first
time in the history of the school
for an organization Of this type.
Further honors have been
conferred on Melinda LANCE,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. ste.
phen w. LANCE, Sellman, who is
a member of the local Oasis and
Poolesville All Clubs. Follow
ing a speech which she gave at
the Farm-City Youth Confer.
ence the National All Center In
Chevy Chase on March 2, Me
linda was awarded a trip to
New York City In September.
Her talk was delivered during
the big Blast" conference of
the National Capital Area
City Youth Cabinet.
Melinda also completed a
FOOD Careers" project for the
Maryland Youth-power Confer
ence and was named a winner
in the County and State contest
on Saturday. This won her a
trip to the National Youth.
power Conference in Chicago
March u to 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Hide.
brand, Dickerson, quietly OBJ
served their 54th wedding ami
versary on Sunday, March 3.
Mrs. Helen Harrison, Silver
Spring, spent the weekend with
her parents.
Mrs. Richard Morningstar,
Poolesville, was the honor guest
at a stork shower held at the
home of Mrs. Roy L. Selby ST.,
Poolesville, March 6. The host
esses, Mrs. Francis Henderson,
Gaithersburg, and Mrs. Louis
Brooks, Poolesville, used a stork
theme in decorations. APPROX.
mately 30 guests were enter
tanned.
Z. Mrs. Edna Price, Renova, Pa,
Is visiting her son-in.law and
daughter, Major and Mrs. vii
liam H. Warren, GAINESVILLE.
.. Raymond Carlisle, Hyatts.
town, observed his 18th birth
day on Sunday, March 3. He
and Mrs. Carlisle were honorec
at a birthday dinner for Il
members of the family and
close friends at the home oil
their daughter, Mrs. Naomi
Stewart, Washington, on Sun
day. It was a double celebra
tlon as Mrs. Stewards birthday
was March Z.
The Comus Homemakers
Club met at the home Of Mrs
Donald z. LETTERS, Sellman
Feb. u. Mrs. Herbert Bur
dette, health and safety chair
man, presented the program
What to do It'll the doctor
comes" Mrs. Mark LETTERS
GAINESVILLE, Is the new presi
dent of the club. The next
meeting will be held at the Mon
ocacy Elementary School ir
Barnesvllle on March n.
A covered dish supper In the
Parish House of st. Peters
Episcopal Church In Poolesvillt
was held on March 6. This wa,
followed by services in the
church after which Comman
der Eric S. Purdon, USNR
spoke of his experiences In
Taiwan and the Pacific. Com
ff1ander Purdon is a brother o.
Mrs Frederick A. Gutheim
Dickerson.
The next supper will be helt
on March 20. Following eve
ming prayer Don Doughty from
Gaithersburg Junior High
School will be the speaker. The
final Lenten Wednesday supper
will be served on April 3. Mis-
Helen S. Griffith will speak OF
the Ladder of Prayer"
The Fellowship Circle will
meet at the home of Mrs. Rich
ard Walden, Friday, March %
at 8 pm.
Mrs. Nora Lester and Mrs
Claude D. Reddick, Poolesville