Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-02-21
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Valentine Day
Fete HOnOrs
Lions Wives
BY Elizabeth C. KiIe
WA. 6-1454

The Laytonsville Lions Club
celebrated Valentines Day,
which came on their regular
meeting evening, by taking
their wives out to dinner.
!. The entire group of 81 went
by bus to the Dundee Country
INN on Route 40, about five
miles west of Frederick for the
party. Each of the ladies was
presented with a heart-shaped
pin with the Lions Club insignia
attached.
The drawing of several gifts
resulted in the transistor radio
going to Richard Nell, fishing
tacle to Ed Mayne and a 20
pound cake baked by Mrs. Jack
Fredericks went to George
Lechlider.
The visit of the Bloodmobile
20 the firehouse on Monday was
considered successful, consider
ing the number of people that
were sick in the area, and the
weather. There were 81 donors
including II reflections; 43 pints
We're given for the Laytonsville
Lions / pint for Sandy Spring
and 6 for the Rockville Club.
Harrison King, chairman of the
blood committee, wishes to
thank all who helped on Mon
day as well as the donors, for
their participation in making
the visit a real success.
st. Paul Methodist Church
Mems Group are sponsoring an
all church square dance In the
church hall on Feb. %. On
Ash Wednesday, Feb. q, Com
munion service for the COM
bined congregations of Mt.
Tabor and st. Paul will be held
at 8 pm. in the st. Paul Meth.
odist Church, Laytonsville.
8 Miss Mary c. Warfield left
last week for Orlando, Fla.
The Mary Green Evening
Circle of Wesley Grove Meth
odist Church will meet Feb. 26
at 8 pm. The hostesses are
Mrs. Shirley Mills and Mrs.
Pomona Hoffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Stokes
are mentioning in Pompano
Beach, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Green
entertained at dinner on Sunday
In honor of the birthday of Mrs.
Herbert S. Hyatt. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert S.
Hyatt, Jerry Hyatt, Mrs. Her
bert Hyatt ST., Robert Roelke
Of Frederick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Williams, Miss Ginger
Home. of Lynchburg, Va, Mr.,
and Mrs. Warren Schubb and
,JoyeLynne, and the Green chill
.dren.
Mrs. Lewis Kibbee was a pa
tient In Suburban Hospital, DR..
Harold Mitchell in Holy Cross,
Mrs. Granville Thompson, Arch
Thompson and Mervin Lee in
Montgomery General Hospital,
and Valinda Rhinecker in Fred
erick Memorial Hospital last
week.
The fifth and sixth grades,
taught by Mr.. Evans, of the
Woodfield School, entertained
their parents on Wednesday
afternoon with an illustrated
lecture, using slides which they
had made on John Cabot, Sir
Francis Drake. Henry Hudson,
Jacques Cartier, Samuel D.
Charnplain, Jean Nicolet, Mar
,quett and Joliet, Sir Walter
Raleigh and LaSalle. They
traced their routes on maps,
made time lines to show when
the events took place and
where. The slides were all hand
painted by the children and the
work was exceptionally well
done. There was a good group
of parents out to see the pro-
gram and they enjoyed it i'm
mensely. The Dioramas, relief
maps. plans, slides and pictures
are now on display in the cor
ridor display cabinets. Miss
Kathryn Patterson from the
office of DR.. Grau, head of the
mathematics department of the
Montgomery County schools, a
specialist in the new mathe.
matics, is teaching in the class.
rooms of the Woodfield School
each Monday. After school she
conducts a workshop for the
school faculty in this new
method of math instruction
which stresses the why" of
mathematics. She will be in the
school 10 weeks, from Feb. l to
April 8.