Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-04-18
BY Ellen Bitely
WA. 6.2O25

Mark your calendar for April
81! All parents of Gaithersburg
High students and their friends
are invited to a combination
dance and card party to be held
in the school cafeteria at 8 pm.
Sponsored by the PTA, this will
be the only Embarrassing activity
for the year. Admission will be
81 adults only.
The Fifth and Sixth graders
at Washington Grove Elemen-
tary School, under the direction
of Mrs. Ann Kuster, presented
"Alice in Wonderland" to an
audience of students and par
ents.
The students all displayed
remarkable talent in their vari-
Gus roles. The scenery which
was designed by the students
was beautiful. The costumes
were created by the students
and were most outstanding and
original.
The parents who had the plea
sure of watching the delight
fully refreshing play would like
to thank the students, Mrs.
Kuster, and all those who
worked so hard to give them,
once again, peek into Alice's
wonderland"
The Montgomery General
Hospital Guild is sponsoring its
18th Annual Fashion Show on
April "a at s:15 pm. The show
will be held at Jelleff's Silver
Spring store. Proceeds will be
used to buy an anesthesia
machine for the maternity wing.
Representing Gaithersburg in
the show will be Mrs. Mary
Ward, member of the Gathers
burg-Washington Grove Aux.
No. l, and Miss Bettina Gruver,
who will model teenage clothes.
Tina has been accepted at Sibley
Hospital where she will take
nurses training, she is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam ]. Gruver.
Tickets may be purchased
from the models or at the door
for $1.50. Parking will be free.
Door prizes will be presented.
The Upper Montgomery Coun-
ty Unit of the League of Wom-
en- Voters will meet on April
% at 9:45 am. at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Hubers on Neeles-
vile Church Rd., Germantown.
Subject for discussion will be
"Local-State Relationships"
The C. jr. HIS P-TA met on
April 9. The main topic Of in
terest was a discussion of Civil
Defense plans for the school.
The Jr. High Chapter Of the
P-TA presented a play. Mrs.
Charles Knode, chairman of the
nominating committee, present
ed a slate for offices for 1963-64.
Elections will be held at the May
meeting.
Bethel No. 81, Jobs Daugh.
tiers, will celebrate its 18th.
birthday on April % at 7:30 pm.
at the Masonic Hall. A cordial
invitation to attend is extended
to all former members and for
mer council members.
County Coffee Break" which
Is heard each Fri. and Sat. at
1920 am. over Station WHMC
will feature Robert Young of the
Inland Game Commission on
april 10. Mr.. Young will talk
about conservation in Montgom-
cry County.
On April 20, Miss Anice Knox,
school nurse at G. Jr. HIS, will
talk about public health nursing.
The program is sponsored by
the Presbyterian Church Of
Gaithersburg and is conducted
by Mrs. Ruth Bartlett.
The Gaithersburg Elementary
P-TA meeting which was held on
April s at the Longview Annex
was such a tremendous success
that the students had the UNI
usual pleasure of presenting
their program to a standing
room only" crowd; Approx
mately 200 people attended.
The following officers were
elected for the coming year:
Mrs. James w. Deppa, pres.
Rodney Thompson, LIST. v-pres.
Mrs. f. c. Wayne, End. v-pres.
Mrs. A. K. Tanner, 3rd. v-pres.
Mrs. Walter Keeper. rec. sec.
Mrs. G. w. Bell, cores. Sec;
and Mrs. L. Gilbert Thompson,
treas.
Thirty four CHS Choral Stu.
dents, chaperoned by Billy Earl
Freda Price, and Betty Culotta
left Monday for Chicago. The
students will tour Chicago, TAX
ing in points Of interest.
The Student Chapter of the
ATS voted to send Shire Osaki
our japanese exchange student
with the group to give him ar
opportunity to see more of the
us.
They will arrive home at 9:3C
am. on Sat.