Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-18


Mrs. John H. Norris; Mrs. John
K. Norris and three children;
and Mrs. Kenneth Lambert and
two daughters.
Mrs. H. Philip Nesbitt of
Clarksburg and her father, w.
1. Bass, of Baltimore recently
flew to Greenwood, Ind, where
they had a brief visit with rela-
tives. The two Nesbitt daugh-
tiers, Debbie and Kathi, returned
home July 8 after spending a
week at Camp Mawavi,
Triangle, Va.
Three area Vacation Church
School sessions closed July 5
with appropriate closing exer-
cises. At the Trinity Methodist
Church, program for parents
and friends featured plays,
songs, and a Bible drill which
was won by Linda Trenton. Per-
feet attendance awards were
presented to AZ pupils. The staff
included Mrs. Catherine Linthi-
cum, director; Mrs. Marie Poto-
cko, Mrs. Ann Douville, Mrs.
Gloria Murad, Mrs. Dorothy
Cavell, Mrs. Mary Alice Kemp,
Mrs. Dorothy Grimes, Mrs.
Eleanor King, Mrs. Donna King,
Mrs. Glenna Trenton, Mrs. Mil
dred Poole, and Mrs. Carolyn
Walton. They were assisted by
Mrs. Marie Pitman, Miss Carol
Ann King, Mrs. Wilson Jordan,
Mrs. Ann Austin, Miss Faith
King, and Miss Sally Poole.
At the Upper Seneca Baptist
Church, Cedar Grove, an Open
House was held for parents, dis
playing the handwork of the
pupils, followed by program
of songs, pageants, and memory
verses. The staff was as fol-
lows: Rev. Norman Ehrlich,
superintendent, Mrs. Thomas
Woodfield, Miss Mary King,
Mrs. Norman Enrich, Mrs.
Julian Brown, Mrs. James
Grove, Mrs. Cecil Allnutt, Mrs.
Charles LaTona, Miss Gloria
King, Mrs. Francis Wright, Mrs.
Charles E. Watkins, Mrs.
Charles L. Watkins, Mrs. James
Pilgrim, Mrs. Leonard Beall,
Mrs. Herbert Watkins, and Mrs.
Edward Beall. Mrs. William
Chambers was in charge OF
refreshments.
The Darnestwon Prebysterian
Church invited parents to at.
tend the final hour of the Vaca.
ton Church School on July 5,
at which time handwork was
displayed in the classrooms. A
joint worship service of all de-
partments closed the session,
after which a picnic was en-
joyed on a church lawn. Teach.
ers and helpers included Mrs.
John w. Kitterman, Mrs. John
Many, Mrs. Howard Roberts,
Mrs. Douglas Boyer, Mrs. Don
aid Irwin, Mrs. James Bowles,
Patty Kitterman, Mrs. James
Devoe, Mrs. Howard Cissel, Mrs.
Marguerite Wood, Kathy Point.
err, Mrs. George Paffenbarger,
Mrs. Warren Hurley, Mrs. Arm.
old Gary, Mrs. Wilson Camp
bell, Cyndi Hare, Mrs. Maurice
Ward, and Mrs. Betty Cissel.
Mrs. Daniel Manson was organ
list for the joint worship SER
vices. Daily Collections were
taken for National Missions
projects.
Michael Berry, 10-year old
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene H. Waters, underwent
an emergency appendectomy at
Frederick Memorial Hospital
on July 5. Mrs. Robert Berry
and three children of Williams
burg had been visiting at the
Waters home and on that Fri.
day were sightseeing in Gettys.
burg with Mrs. Waters, when
Mike became ill. He has made
a splendid recovery, we are
glad to report.
Miss Anna Hargett is con.
fined to her home with humps.
A speedy get-well is hoped for
her.
A family party on July 9
marked the third birthday of
Barbara Ann Windsor, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph L.
Windsor. Others present were
Mr.. and Mrs John Baker, Mrs.
Clifton Burdette, and Carolyn
Allison,