Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-06
POOlesville
LBJ Likes
Mrs. Titus
Pancakes
By Cattle G. Linthicum
Diamond 1882

complimented Mrs. Betty Titus
on the pancakes served him for
breakfast at Titus Tasty Cup.
board Saturday May Is. Betty,
who bakes her own for the
restaurant and was engrossed
in pie-making that morning, ex.
tended a floury hand in &C.
knowledging the Introduction.
The vice president who accom-.
panied Sen. Wayne Morse OF
Oregon was on a tour of the
Sen. Morse and the Thomas w.
Perry farms near Poolesville.
Invitations have been issued
by the Rural Women's Republi-
can Club for an old fashioned
box social and barn dance to be
held June 8 at Z pm. at Friend
ly Acres, the home of Dick and
Dorinne Armstrong, near Boyds.
The novel idea promises to be a
fun party which everyone can
afford The auctioneer of the
boxed suppers will be Doty
Remsberg. Music will be fur
nished by the Blue Grass TRAY
elers. Johnny Bachelor of radio
and television will be master of
ceremonies for the evening.
Guests will include people well
known in political and business
circles and recording stars.
John E. Mills, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Esker Mills, Pooles-
vile, celebrated the best pos
sible way for a boys tenth
birthday on Saturday May o..
He invited four friends to his
home to play ball. Also sharing
party refreshments were Bobby
Williams, Jack Poole, Fred
Humbert and Bobby Willard.
The Woman's Society of
Christian Service of the Hyatts.
town Methodist Church will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Ham.
ilton Linthicum at Tulip Hill In
Frederick on June 6. This is a
correction on the previously an.
nounced meeting place.
Mrs. Charles Burton near
Cedar Grove was luncheon hos.
tess to her Wheaton rug hook
ing and braiding class at her
home on Tuesday. Attending
from this section were Mrs.
James D. King, Jacksonville,
and Mrs. G. Best Linthicunn,
Beallsville. Inez Fowler con.
Quoted the class.
Raymond Berry, an outstand-
ing end for the Baltimore Colts
football team, spoke during
services Sunday at Poolesville
Memorial Methodist Church.
Due to a number of favorable
responses the Community Vaca-
ton Bible School which was
cancelled will now be held. De-
tails will be announced later.
The church's new library Is
slowly building up from the
many recent gift volumes re-
ceived.
Members of the Poolesville
Garden Club met at Clever
Acres on May 81. The hostess,
Miss Cora Clever, served re-
freshments and presented each
member with a handmade book.
mark decorated with tatted
flowers. A study was made of
the wax scale insect now found
on hemlocks, camellias, ETC.,
and how it can be sprayed and
controlled. A question and an
swer period on plants and
flowers and their care followed.
An exchange of plants was held
and a tour of the yard and gar
den was made on the guests de-
parture. Mrs. George A. Nicer
dink invited the club to her
home in Poolesville for the June
meeting.
The regular meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary of Upper Mont
gomery County Volunteer Fire
Department was held at the
firehouse in Beallsville on Tues
day night. Presiding was the
president, Mrs. J. ]. Chisolm III.
A new 30 cubic foot refrigerator
has been purchased by the Aux
iliary for the kitchen and in.
stalled. Mrs. Charles NJ. Wis.
mer ST., Beallsville, was in
charge of the supper prepared
for the Monocacy Lions Club on
Monday night. Refreshments
were served.
A report was given of the
quarterly meeting of the Mont.
gomery County Auxiliaries held
at the Damascus Firehouse Fri.
day night. The business meet.
ing was preceded by a buffet
dinner prepared and served by
the Damascus members. 1t was
decided to hold the annual ban.
quet at Peter aPn Inn on July
10 and Mrs. Ward A. Fulton,
Beallsville, and Mrs. Ethel Glad.
hill, Damascus, comprised the
planning committee. Local mem