Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-06
Laytonsville-W oodfield
Sandra Priebe
Winner of
Scholarship
BY Elizabeth C. KiIe
WA. 6.I454

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Miss Sandra Priebe, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Priebe,
recently received one of two
$500 year 4-year scholarships
awarded by the Montgomery
County Education Association
This scholarship was awarded
to Miss Priebe on the basis OF
her academic excellence and her
outstanding activities record.
She has also received a Mary.
land State Department of Edu.
cation scholarship for four
years In a Maryland college
for tuition Of $500 per year.
Miss Priebe is a member OF
this years graduating glass OF
Gaithersburg High School. She
has been a member of the high
school band the past five years.
This year she served as vice
president of the Student Coun.
Gil and associate editor of the
Yearbook staff. She recently
received membership In the Ma.
tional Quill and Scroll Society
for outstanding high school
journalists. She also holds mem.
bership in the National Honor
Society and has attained honor
roll standing throughout the
year. This busy young lady is
a member of Mt. Carmel Meth.
odist Church, where she is choir
director, a member of the Lay.
louisville Senior Girls All Club
and Montgomery County All
Senior Council. She participated
this year In a TV commercial
promoting All Club work and
was the 1868 Montgomery Coun.
ty Farm Queen. Miss Priebe
plans to attend Frostburg State
College next year, majoring In
English.
The Laytonsville Cub Scout
Pack and the Boy Scouts Troop
No. 1923 were presented Amer.
lean flags at the Cub Scout
Pack meeting held Friday eve.
ming In the church hall of st.
Bartholomew's Episcopal
Church, the sponsors of these
groups. The flags were given
by Mrs. Eugene Bashore,
regent, and Mrs. Evan Condor
of the Col. Tench Tilghman
Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution. Paul
White and David Elseroad re-
ceived the flag for the Boy
Scouts and David Parlett for
the Cubs.
Miss Nancy Hurt, daughter of
Mrs. c. r. Hurt and the late Mr..
Hurt, sister of Richard Hurt,
and granddaughter of Mrs. E.
r. Hurt, died in Georgetown
Hospital May %. The funeral
and interment were in Bates
vile, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Darby
were received into the member.
ship of Wesley Grove Methodist
Church on Sunday. The Meth
odist Youth Fellowship held a
picnic Sunday evening at the
home of Don and Ron Morris.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tan Service met at the hall on
Wednesday with Mrs. Lucy
Gregg and Mrs. Thomas Grimes
as hostesses. The Methodist
Men will meet June 10. The
speaker will be Henry Adams
of the Randallstown Presby.
terrain Church.
Thomas Franklin Grimes and
Miss Joan Carolyn Atwood
were united In marriage May Is
in Wesley Grove Methodist
Church in the presence of their
families. They will reside in Da-
mascus.
The Sandy Spring Post of the
American Legion decorated the
graves in the area cemeteries,
including Laytonsville, Sandy
Spring, Brookville. Olney and
Sunshine on May 26. They were
assisted by Boy Scouts and Sons
of the American Legion. Short
memorial services were held at
each cemetery.
TIL Baltimore Conference OF
the Methodist Church will meet
June 5 through 9 at Western
Maryland College, Westminster.
Rev. Mr.. Glenn Black of st. Paul
will be a delegate.
Dennis Olson OF Newport,
r. l., and Miss Diane Auber,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob.
ert Auber of West Olney Park,
will be married at st. Paul
Methodist Church, with the
Rev. Glenn Black officiating on
June s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Henderson
of Beckenham, Kent, England,
are visiting their niece, Mrs.
Glenn Black, and her family
this week at the parsonage.
Don't forget the Laytons.
vile P-TA spring festival to be
held Friday evening at the
school starting at Z pm.
George Simon Craver died
May % at Holy Cross Hospital,
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