Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-19
Sandy Spring
Two Suppers
Scheduled i'm
Community
BY Jane Day
924-4924

Two church suppers are
scheduled for the next week in
the neighborhood = the first
on Saturday, Sept. 81, at the
Ashton Methodist Church. This
is the annual turkey supper
and bake sale with serving
from As pm. Mrs. Sarah
DantZ and Mrs. Earl Becraft
are in charge of the supper
this year. Adults, $1.75; chill
dren, rs cents.
Next Saturday, the 2Sth, st.
Luke's Episcopal Church will
serve its annual chicken and
ham dinner with corn pudding.
There will be a bake sale and
serving will be from As pm.
The Junior Guild Of st. Luke's
Is looking ahead to its Candle
Festival Oct. IL 10 and mem.
bers are making bazaar items,
beeswax candles and preserv-
ing for the Country Store-an
addition to the annual event
this year.
K Advance reservations should
be in by Sept. % for the Du-
plicate Bridge Tournament
sponsored by the Junior Auxili-
airy Of the Hospital. The an
nual tournament will be held
the first four Friday nights in
October at 8 pm. at the Com.
fnunity House. Prizes will be
awarded and a grand prize is
offered at the end Of the tour.
ilament. Entries are SIS per
person and reservations may
be made with Mrs. Thomas
Lansdale at WA 44523.
The Women's Board Of the
Hospital realized over $70O
from the sale of tickets for last
Sundays performance Of The
King and I at Shady Grove.
More than 800 tickets were sold
for the benefit. The cold rain
apparently did little to dampen
community spirits. The turn
out was such that Just about
every face under the gaily
striped tent was familiar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drew Stabler
entertained the Enterprise Far.
Iners last week serving the din.
her at the Methodist church
hall at Laytonsville. Following
dinner, members adjourned to
Pleasant Valley Farm for the
meeting.
Miss Chris Rice has written
home to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Rice glowing accounts OF her
first weeks at her new Job as
recreation specialist with the
US. Army in Northern Ger.
many. One Of her duties Ii
teaching art which she has
studied for some years.
Mrs. Lawrason Riggs has
had a. her guest this past week
Misb Elsie Boyden from Rich.
nond and entertained for her
1t a dessert.bridge last Wed
nesday.
The Little Garden Club Of
Sandy Spring has presented its
roadside garden awards for the
most attractive gardens which
could be seen from the road.
First prize went to Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard A. Bentley Of
Cedar Lane, Ednor, who have
planted extensively and estab-
lished q colorful garden In just
a few years time in the com.
munity. Second place went to
Mrs. Irene Hull Of Bel Pre-
Road and third, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jeffrey Davenport Of Nor.
wood Road for the mass Of
bloom in their front yard. Gift
certificates for shrubbery were
awarded as prizes. The Club
sponsors the contest annually
to encourage roadside paintings
and Identification.
The Mid.Montgomery County
Junior Chamber of Commerce
has bestowed honorary mem
bership in the chapter on Dave
Brighan--the first such award
ever made by the group. The
award was given Mr.. Brigham
in appreciation for his help to
the chapter and his services to
the community.
The Jaycees recently took In
two new members: Ronald
Lest and Robert Nicholson.
The chapter again will spon.
scr a seat belt drive beginning
Oct. 6 to encourage drivers to
use seat belts. Proceeds from
the sale, to be announced more
fully later, 60 toward the chap.