Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-01-17
Germantown
All Club
Picks
n. Wachter
BY Deborah III. LEM
WA. 6-O692

sey home in Boyds. The newly
elected president, Norma Wach-
ter, presided. The entire meet
ing time was spent in filling out
the program for 1863.
Mrs. Gertrude Beall was
hostess to the Cedar Grove
Homemakers at her home In
Damascus at a luncheon meet
ing on Jan. 8. Present were Is
members and one guest, Mrs.
Anne Nicholson. Mrs. Harold
Brown discussed ION Planning
Your Wardrobe and What Is
Suitable" and the slate of host
esses for the year was COM
pleted.
Michael Carlin of Boyds was
feted on his fifth birthday re-
Gently at party at the home
of Mrs. Ruth Cavell in Ger
mantown. Games and refresh
ments were enjoyed by Johnny
Carlin, Boyds; Roger Thomas,
Littlestown, Pa; Barbara Jean
Wilson and Harold Wilson,
Taneytown; Richard and Elston
Coopers, Boyds; Judy Ann Pitt
niger, Dennis Chris Cavell,
Carol, Daniel, Wanda, Aubrey,
Arthur, Ruthellen and David
Cavell, all of Germantown. Also
present were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cavell, Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey
Cavell, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Cavell of Germantown; and VIII
liam Carlin of Boyds.
Norman Cavell, three-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ca
veil, has returned home from
Suburban Hospital where he
underwent surgery. He Is re-
covering.
Mrs. Ruth Cavell announces
the arrival of her 18th grand
child, Deborah Faye, recently
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rolan
Cavell of Hyattsville.
Mrs. Edith Shewbridge enter
tanned her daughter, Mrs. Ralph
Harper, and family, Of Cedar
Grove, at dinner on Jan. 2,
Present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harper, their daughter, Dawn,
and Louise Scheirer of Gathers.
burg. On the same day Mrs.
Shewbridge and Mrs. Harper
were entertained at luncheon at
the Washingtonian by Mrs.
James FetterIine of Gathers
burg, who made her home some
years ago with Mrs. Shew-
bridge.
Pat Lambert, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Lambert, en-
ployed as a nurse at Frederick
Memorial Hospital, enjoyed a
birthday celebration at home
on Jan. 3, and an overnight
visit.
During the recent holidays
MIR. and Mrs. Albert ]. H.
Schouten entertained at tea DR..
Martha Schipper of Urbana and
her house guest and sister-in-
law, Miss Beb Schipper, Of
Zaandyk, Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Linthicum
had planned to hold a family
dinner on Christmas Day. The
event was postponed because of
the snow, until Dec. 30. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Lnthicum and daughter, Mary
Ann, of Cedar Grove; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Purdum, Cedar
Grove; Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Purdum and daughters, Carol,
Diane and Kathy, of Damascus.
Mrs. Fred Linthicum resigned
from her position as reception.
list and supply clerk, Laboratory
of Infectious Diseases, the Ma
tiOnal Institutes of Health, Ieav.
Ing on Jan. 4 after six and a
half years. She has decided to
devote full time to her family. |
On the day before her departure
the 20 girls in the same office
held a surprise luncheon for her
at the Navy Officers Club.
They presented her with a gift
certificate from Woodward and
L0thrOp.
A meeting of the Women's
Association of the Neelsville
Presbyterian Church was held
last Thursday evening, with the
new president, Mrs. Richard B.
Stuart, in charge. A brief devo.
tional was led by Mrs. Francis
Foster, after which a business
session took place. The mem.
bers voted to send a delegate
TO the Synodical meeting in
June. A film was shown ON
the subject, Changing Sky
lines in ASIA" covering the
Southeast Asian countries cur
rently being studied as a mis-