Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-12
PooIesville
Minnesota
Trip Told
By 4-H'er
BY Cattle C. Linthicum
DI. 1882

O1s O-OOOH
Two young women were
guest speakers at a recent
meeting of the Monocacy Lions
Club at the Beallsville Fire
House. Miss Mona Brown,
daughter of Lion Richard P.
Brown, talked on All Club &C.
tivities and gave an interesting
account of her trip to Mime.
sofa this summer as a delegate
from the Maryland Older Youth
All Club Exhange.
Past District Governor Halle
Gates was present and his
daughter, Miss Nancy Gates,
gave a short speech on the
paper she is doing on the his
tory of Lionism in connection
with her doctorate in sociology
at North Carolina.
The meeting was conducted
bv DeWalt ]. Willard Jr., first
vice president, in the absence of
the president, A. Dawson Woot-
ton, who is vacationing with his
family in Maine.
Captain and Mrs. G. Mallet
Provost, Clarksburg, have re.
turned from a three-weeks' trip
to Canada where they met with
unseasonably hot weather. They
visited Ontario and took movies
of the changing of the guard in
Ottawa. In the States their trip
was highlighted by visits to
such places as Niagara Falls
and Watkins Glen, N. Y. They
returned through the Adiron-
dacks.
Announcing the arrival of
their second son are Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Brooks, Poolesville.
Robert Lewis Jr., weighing
seven pounds, one ounce, was
born on Aug. % at Frederick
Memorial Hospital. His mother
is the former Becky Selby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lok,
GAINESVILLE, are receiving con-
ordinations on the birth of their
second daughter, Martha Flea
nor, at Frederick Memorial Hos
pital on Aug. %. Mrs. Lok is
the former Mary White Hays,
GAINESVILLE.
New York City's subway and
Yankee Stadium rated the most
in young David Mowen's vaca-
ton taken last week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
w. Mowen, Sellman. The fam
iy saw the Yankees and Chicago
White Sox play and took in the
sights Of the city including
Coney Island.
The Monocacy Homemakers'
Club will resume fall activities
on Sept. IL at the Beallsville
Fire House. The workshop will
begin at 1920 am. followed by
luncheon at noon with the bust
ness meeting and program in
the afternoon starting at 1 pm.
Friends and relatives in this
area of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Winder of Toronto, Canada,
have received invitations to the
wedding of their son, Harry
Hall Winder, to Miss Sonia
Miriam Jane Smelling of Toron-
to. Miss Smelling is the daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. Charles E.
Snellig. The wedding took
place on Sept. S at Z pm.
at st. Georges United Church,
Toronto. The groom is the
nephew of Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Hall of Pooesville, his
mother being Mr.. Halls sister,
Catherine. The bride is the sec.
ond ranking woman's skating
champion from Canada. Both
are juniors at the University of
Manitoba.
Miss Effie Valentine of Lon
don, England, spent a month
with Mrs. Sidney Spencer this
summer.
The Singing Sheppards pre-
sented a sacred concert at
Poolesville Memorial Methodist
Church on Aug. 81.
The Sunshine Class of the
church held its August meeting
in the form of a covered dish
supper at the home of Mrs.
Perl c. Baughman, Beallsville.
Mrs. Isaac Cubitt and Rev.
Hayden L. Sparks were guests.
Mrs. Dick Nicholson will be
hostess to the class at her home
near Darnestown on Sept. II.
t. B. Dorset, Sellman, at
tended the Grand" American