Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-03
Gaithersburg-Washingto Grope
Patriotic Bell Ringing
To Be Joined By Church

RlchWooo, w. Va. where they
attended the wedding of their
brother, John McCutcheon. The
Murrays and the McCutcheons
will spend several days visiting
friends and relatives before re.
turning to Gaithersburg.
Col. and Mrs. Richard M.
Scott, daughters Sue and Stevie
and son, Mike, have gone to
Pennsylvania where they will
visit briefly, then they leave for
Paris, France. Col. Scott will
be stationed there for three
years.
Lambert Claggett, accom-.
panied by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Claggett visited
Lewisburg Junior College near
Durham, NC. for an interview
last week. Lambert has been &C.
cepted for the summer session
at the college.
Beth O'Neil, Jane Seamans,
Mary Ciarrocchi, Nancy Hard
ing, Margaret Dean and Joan
Burdette attended cheerleaders'
and majorettes' camp in Red
Lion, Pa, for three days this
past week.
Epworth Methodist Churci
had a successful Vacation Bible
School program again this year.
I h e m e for the session was
Friends, Near and Far" Mrs.
Tom Primavera and Mrs. Leon
ard Cobb were responsible for
the fine organization. On Fri.
day, friends and family of the
students were entertained at an
informal Open House.
Twenty one members of the
Washington Grove Homemade
ers toured the Experimental
Rose Garden on Thursday, the
9th. Mr.. Brian Finger, assist
ant county agent, explained the
use of mulch and spray and
care of roses.
On Friday, of last week, Mrs.
Lewis Graybill rode with her
daughter, Virginia and Jim Syl-
vester to Ocean City, Md. where
Mr.. Graybill was attending the
Maryland State Firemen's Con-
vention. Leaving Ginger and
Jim with friends to enjoy the
beach, Mr.. and Mrs. Graybill
drove to Newport News, Va. to
attend the launching of the Pc.
laris submarine, U.S.S. John c.
Calhoun, as guests of the New
port News Shipbuilding and
Drydock Company. After the GER
emony, they attended a lunch
con at the Chamberlin Hotel,
Old Point Comfort, Va, given
for about 200 of the descendants
of John c. Calhoun. Mrs. Gray
bill is a great grand niece of
Mr.. Calhoun.
Seven boys from Gathers
burg attended Camp Wahoo
Basketball School in the foot
hills of the Blue Ridge Noun
tains of Virginia on the campus
of Miller School in Albermarle
County, Va. Mike Morris, Glen
Young, Rodney Floyd, Gregg
Young, Mike McClannan and
Keith Beck spent week at
camp and Jimmy McCutcheon
attended for two weeks.
On Sunday, rs boys from
Boy Scout Troop No. 236 of
Gaithersburg left for Camp
Roosevelt, Md. Some of the
BOYS attending this week are,
Billy Kearns, Terry Germon,
Robin Hough, John Toomey.
Johnnie Federline and Steve
Snyder.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs.
n orman c. Healy was the
scene of a Schools Out" party
given by some of the Junior
girls. There were 55 guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kenneth
Biles of Waco, Tex. announced
the marriage OF their daughter
Alice Marie to James Leonard
LeCompte on Saturday, June
%, 1863. Jim is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. George f. LeComDte
OF Gaithersburg and graduate
OF Csithersburg High School
and the University of North
Carolina.
Friends from Gaithersburg at.
tended the wedding ceremony of
Miss Ann Caroline Ross, daugh.
ter of Rev. and Mrs.Edwin Ross
of the Marvin Memorial Metho-
dist Church in Wheaton to Don
aid Stanley Stewart, Jr. on the
22nd of June. He was formerly
the assistant minister at Ed.