Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-24
Dan'ascus-W oodfield-LaytonsUiIIe
WOOdfield Elementary
Dedication Is Sunday
By Elizabeth c. KiIe
WA, 6-l454


pm. on Oct. q and all the chill
dren of the school win partici-
pate in the program. There will
be music by the school band
and four vocal selections by the
entire school, kindergarten
through sixth grade. Charles w.
Bell will accept the key to the
building and dedicatory re-
marks will be made by William
E. Coyle of the School Board,
DR.. c. Taylor Whittier, superin-
tendent of schools, and Willard
Cass, president of the Montgom-
cry County Council of P-TAs.
Rev. Ralph D. Posey of the
Wesley Grove Methodist Church
will give the invocation and
dedicatory prayers and the bene.
diction will be given by Rev.
Joseph E. Gedra of st. Paups
Roman Catholic Church.
George William Mowry, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mowry,
was baptized on Oct. Is by Fa-
Their Joseph Gedra in st. Paurs
Roman Catholic Church. The
godparentS were Ed mun d
Rhodes Jr. and Miss Elizabeth
Trip. Following the ceremony
a reception was held at the
Mowry home on Burnt Mill
Road.
The Damascus Lions Club
will hold tn cir annual Hal
lowe'en Party on Oct. 81 in the
high school auditorium begin.
ming at Z pm. There will be
prizes awarded and refresh
ments served. Lion Lee Sellers
is in charge of the party. ALI
the children of the community
are invited.
World Community Day, spon-
sored by the Upper Montgom-
cry United Church Women, will
be held at st. Paul Methodist
Church, Laytonsville, Nov. l..
There will be a coffee hour at
$50 am. with the worship serv-
ice following. The speaker will
be Henry Sob an Indonesian
now attending Wesley Semin-
any, in Washington, D. c. Mrs.
Glenn E. Black represented the
United Church Women at a
injecting called by Governor
TAwes to discuss the Civil
Rights legislation in our State.
The Laytonsville Lions will
have an all-family Halloween
party at st. Paul Methodist
Church for their next regular
injecting on Oct. "a.
The Damascus Elementary
School had a Back to School"
night when the parents visited
the classrooms and met the
teachers on Oct. 81. This fol-
lowed a short business meeting
and refreshments were served
at the close of the evening.
During Fire Prevention Week
the Damascus Volunteer Fire
Department held a coloring con-
test in the school. Two trophies
were offered, one in the grades
from kindergarten through
third grade, and the other,
fourth through sixth grades.
The winner in the first class
was Ellis Barber of the third
grade, taught by Mrs. Burdette
ard the runners-up were OAR
lene Duvall and Michael 10th.
In the upper grades the trophy
was won by Donna Schappell
of Miss Constance Mullinix,
sixth grade, and Susan Monkey
and Anthony Lowe were the
runners-up. The fifth grades
taught by Mrs. Gladys Day and
Mrs. Anne Tolley visited the
Frederick News-Post in con-
junction with their lessons in
Social Studies. On Oct. IL the
patrols enjoyed a trip to Col
lege Park to see the Maryland
North Carolina football game.
They were accompanied by
Antonio Almario, patrol adviser.
Layman's Sunday was OBJ
served at the Wesley Grove
Methodist Church. Church lay
leader, Clarence Miller; chair
man of the official board, Rich
ard Stup and the lay delegate
to the annual conference,
Mehrle Staley had charge of the
morning worship service.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Thomas
Howes Jr. moved to the Perry.
wood Apartments in Damascus
oct. Is.
Garland Patrick, of Fort Ben
ming, Ca, and a friend from his
company were guests of Mr.
Patrick's sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. George Stup.
MIR. and Mrs. Michael Bur-
dette have also moved recently
to the Perrywood Apartments.
The building committee of the
Lutheran Church of the Re-
deemer will meet at the home
of Mrs. William Donsife on
Lewis Drive on Oct. % at 8 pm.
The new pastor, Rev. Richard
F. Batman, is now here and the
services will continue to be held
in. the Damascus Elementary
School, with the Church school
meeting at 9:45 and the service
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