Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-09
Gaithersburg-W ashington GrOve
Gala e.; Spring Band Concert
Scheduled for CHS May 10
By Ellen BiteIy
WA. 6-2O25

llG 1AAAo iAopl lAlS OAHU OOIl-
cert win be held on May 10 at
s pm. in the CHS Gymnasium.
Miss Freda Price has announced
that the Junior, intermediate,
and Senior Bands and the Star
busters will participate. Admis-
sion will be Is cents for adults
and so cents for students.
! The Gaithersburg Jr. High
School PTA will meet on May IA
at g pm. The election and in
stallation of officers for 1863
GA will be held.
: The band and chorus will pre-
sent a musical program.
The First Baptist Church of
Gaithersburg will hold Revival
Services from May 1926. The
services will begin at 8 pm.
with the exception of the SUM-
day service which will begin at
1880 pm.
Guest speaker will be Chap
lain Wallace M. Hale of Fort
Meade. Chaplain Wallace will
be remembered by many of the
congregation as he has served
as guest minister in the past.
Mr.. Charles Bacon of Silver
Spring will provide the music.
Mr.. Bacon has a degree in
music from Miss. College and is
currently working on his Pho.
at American University.
The Upper Montgomery
County League Of Women
Voters will meet on May ID at
the heme of Mrs. Herman Allen
on Snouffer's School Road in
Gaithersburg.
Anyone interested in signing
the petition for referendum be-
ing circulated by League mem
bers may call Mrs. Harry M.
Leet, precinct coordinator for
precincts 81 and go, at WA. g.
3657.s
Miss Claudine Morgan's CHS
Home Arts Classes transformed
the stage at CHS into a "house
of high fashion" on May when
the students mOdeIed the gar.
ments they had made.
Displayed were garments that
ranged from gay wrap'round
skirts to beautifully tailored
WOOL lined coats and suits.
The models were as refresh
ing as their garments were
beautiful.
The Gaithersburg Kiwanis-
Lions Baseball League will open
their. season on May II. Five
games are scheduled, beginning
at 10 am. and at 2 pm. at the
GHS.and the G Jr. HIS fields.
Everyone is welcome. Come
and icheer for your favorite
player-it's always more fun to
play ball when there is an aud
fence.
The League has had a good
TURNOUT, there are now a Sr.
Divisions and 6 Jr. Divisions.
Mr.. Bill Earl will take the
CHS Chorus, a show group, and
the Stardusters to the Annual
Cafeteria Managers Banquet at
Indian Springs Country Club
on May Is. This is the 5th year
that CHS has entertained the
group.
Mr.. William H. Homick and
students Kenneth Brown and
jerry Martin of CHS attended
the DECA meeting in Chicago.
They. participated in competi-
tons, and discussions of great
interest concerning the DE pro-
gram, also they had the honor
of receiving the DECA State
Charter for the state of Md.
Cub Scout Pack 937 met on
April 25 at the Grace Methodist
Church. Russell Monkey, Earl
Monroe, Donald Fitterer, and
Matthew Sheridan were sworn
in as new members.
Awards were presented to
Cubs Mike Selby, Andy Gruver,
Wyn Miles, Neil Watson, Mich
ael Ferguson, John Schneider,
Richard Gartner, Frank Jen-
kins, Lee Stang, Michael Brown
and David Spring.
The Cubs have formed two
baseball teams, the Colts and
tie Yankees, and they have
been busy practicing. One new
den was formed, Mrs. Janet
Gum will serve as den mother.
Den mothers of Pack 937 are
reminded of the Den Mothers
meeting on May % at the home
of Cubmaster Bill Williams at
40 Hutton St.
Mrs. John Shea Bulman has
been appointed Troop Organizer
for the Gaithersburg Area Girl
Scouts. Anyone having a daugh-
ter who would like TO become a
Brownie or Girl Scout should
call Mrs. Bulman at WA. 6-1159
to have the chiId's name placed