Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-19
POOIeSUiIIe
County All
Seniors Have
New President
BY Cathe G. Linthicum
DI. 1882

DI. 1882
Mona Brown, GAINESVILLE, Is
the new president of the Mont
gomery County All Senior Coun-
Gil for 1864. She also will serve
as Agricultural Center repre-
sentative. At the Dec. Z All
achievement banquet held at the
Agricultural Center, Miss Brown
acted as toastmistress and well
coined the group of members,
parents and leaders. Receiving
awards from this area (previ-
ously listed in the SentineD
were Melinda, Pamela, Julie and
Stephen LANCE, Sellman; Nina
Brown, GAINESVILLE; Joseph
Hartman, Poolesville and Mona.
Shirley Hays, GAINESVILLE, en-
tered Prince Georges General
hospital on Dec. 3.
The annual Yuletide musical
program of the GAINESVILLE Bap-
fist Church entitled Message
of Christmas" will be presented
Dec. % at 7;45 pm. Everyone
is invited to attend. There will
be selections from the junior
youth and adult choirs singing
carols and songs, many from
other countries. The church will
hold a Watchnight service on
December 81.
The Women's Missionary I'm
ion of the church held the Week
of Prayer for Foreign Missions
last week. The benefit offering
was in furtherance of the work
begun many years ago by Lottie
Moon, who was one of the first
persons to start work in the for
eign mission field. The women
met for three days at the home
Of Mrs. Mildred X. Shoup, one
day at the parsonage of Rev.
and Mrs. Horace c. Dubois and
concluded with a meeting at the
church on Friday. The Christ.
mas party was held at the
church on Friday night.
Charles v. Willard, 70, died
suddenly Dec. Z at his home in
Beallsville. Interment was Mon
day in, Monocacy Cemetery,
Beallsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Yates,
Potomac, announce the birth of
a daughter, Tina Marie, Dec. 2
at Suburban Hospital. Mrs Yates
is the former Mary Ward,
GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Young
are the parents of a seven
pound, three-ounce daughter,
Nancy Kay, born Dec. 2 at Co.
lumbia Hospital for Women in
Washington. The Youngs, who
live in Silver Spring, have four
sons, Gilmour III, Timothy,
Ronald, Jr., and Eddie. Mrs.
Young Is the former Nancy 10
Kohlhoss of Poolesville.
Mrs. Charles C. Blake, Dick
erson, mother of Mrs. F. NAL
colin White, celebrated her 95th
birthday Dec. 6. AS has been
usual for a number of years,
she was entertained at a bridge
party in her honor.
Members of the Hook Craft
Guild from Montgomery Coun-
ty, Washington, Virginia and
Harpers Ferry, w. Va, attended
the December meeting at the
Silver Spring Library. Guest
speaker was Ormand Nazarian
from Nazarian Brothers who
lectured on Persian Oriental
rugs. He explained how valua-
ton of the rugs were deter
mined and their proper care.
Scotch pine Christmas trees
are available at the following
locations as the Monocacy Lions
Club gets its annual project I'M
derway: Norris Building Sup
plies in Poolesville; Thomas
Store in GAINESVILLE and the cor
ner adjacent to Bill Roberts
garage in Beallsville.
Students from Mr.. Ellett's
sixth grade and Mrs. Burnetts
class Of Poolesville School took
two field trips to the National
Airport and the Smithsonian
Institution last week. Both trips
were directly related to the
classroom Institutional program
and were provided for enrich
ment.
Montgomery County's annual
Christmas party for school pa
trolls was held at Richard Mont
gomery High School in Rock
vile on Monday and Tuesday
nights, Dec. 9 and 10. Forty
five children from Monocacy
Elementary School were trans.
ported to the school Monday