Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-27

eral times last week, Friday an
oil burner at Melwood Farms
on Mt. Zion Road; Saturday
night a single car accident at
Dorsey Road and Rt. 108 Clyde
and Gertrude Porter were in
iured and taken to Montgomery
General Hospital; Tuesday a
fire on the Grayson Gray Farm,
house occupied by the Collins
family, about $4,000 damage in
Guiding about $1,000 of personal
effects; Friday a chimney fire
in the old George Mobley house
on the Fulks property. n
Mrs. J. Thomas Howes Jr.,
was given a housewarming at
her apartment in Damascus on
Sunday, by Mrs. Robert Ed
ridge, Mrs. Galen Miller, Mrs.
Brenda Vincent and Mrs. George
Stup.
Jack Tregonning, Raymond
Kemp and Chester Leishear
were hunting on the eastern
shore on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Grimes
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Grimes Jr. entertained Mrs.
Paul Wagner and Mrs. Ethel
Burdette at dinner on Sunday.
Harold Ward and H. Deets
Warfield have returned from a
business trip to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ward
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Kemp at dinner on Sun
day at "Smithy's,' Libertytown
Road, Frederick County
The Young Peoples Fellow
ship Of the First Baptist Church
of Damascus were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Merrill on Sat
urday for a vicente roast and
games.
| A Workshop for Leaders and
Teachers of Youth will be held
at Grace Methodist Church,
Gaithersburg on Friday at 8 pm.
and Saturday from 10 am. to
$3.50 pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. Williams,
Mrs, Herbert Hyatt, Mrs. How
ard Taylor, Mrs. Luther Burke,
Mrs. Robert Monkey, Mr. and
Mrs. Ulysses Griffith and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Reilly were
guests at the dinner held at the
Washingtonian Hotel by the
Democratic Women's Clubs OF
Montgomery County. Secretary
Celcbrezze of Health, Education
and Welfare was the speaker.
DR.. and Mrs. M C K e n d e
Boyer attended the dinner dance
Of the Montgomery County
Medical Society at Woodmont
Country Club on Nov. 16 and
the Baltimore City Medical So
ciety dinner dance on Saturday
at the Taylor the Fox Club in
! Timonium.
The Trustees of the Laytons.
vile School, and 26 interested
parents met at the school Wed
nesday evening with Mr.. Saun,
ders of the School Board to dis.
cuss enlarging the school and
the high teacher-pupil ratio OF
the school.
The first and third grades 81
students) of the Woodfield Ele
mentary School went to the
Smithsonian Institute on Tues
day to study the world of Nam
mails in connection with their
science study of living things
They were accompanied by the
following parents; Mrs. Virginia
Purdum, Mrs. Louise WEIGH
Mrs. Virginia Jones, Mrs, Sarah
Rice, Mrs. Marilyn Bell, Mrs
Rose Terrell and Mrs. Jane
Gilman and teachers Mrs
Zelma Cox and Mrs. Elizabeth
Gray. Mrs. JoAnn Minnick anc
the 4th graders were in charge
of a Thanksgiving assembly
held yesterday when they pre-
sented a play, Jonathan:
Thanksgiving" The schools vii
be closed from today until Dec
2. This school is planning ;
Christmas program for Dec. q
at 1880 pm. in the schools all
purpose room. The parents anC
friends are invited to attend
The PTA executive committe,
met in the school Library OIL
Nov. 25. The regular meeting o
the PTA win be held Dec. 2 a
8 pm. in the all.purpose room
The speaker will be DR.. Mar
iorie JaIvi, reading supervise
for Montgomery County. Dr
Jarvi and several of the Wood
field teachers, Mrs. Zelda Cos
Mrs. Julia Jones and Mrs. Syl
via Hudes will present "Hoy
we Teach Reading" and 'Hoy
Well do we Teach Reading"
The ID ascus Elementar
School reports that they hav
: received approximately 1922 fo
the purchase of books for tn
: school Library through don;
tons of the community. Abou
400 parents visited the scho,
during American Educatio
r Week. Vision Teaching has bee
!. completed in the kindergarten
J. first, third and fifth grades, b