Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-16
POOLesUiILe
Mrs. Carlisle
HOnored for
WSCS Work
By Cattle G. Linthicum
Diamond 1882

Christian Service in the Metho.
dist Church Mrs. Raymond
Carlisle, Hyattstown, was pre-
scented with a life membership
pin in the Society on May 2.
Twenty members met on that
night at the ONE of Mrs. Noble
Lawson in Frederick. Mrs. Car
Isle who was co-hostess has
been an active member of the
organization since it was known
as "The Ladies Aid" Miss Kitty
Linthicum, president, presided.
A program was given by Mrs.
Clifton Anderson. The next
meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Jack McDonough
near Hyattstown on June 6.
Mrs. Ruth Stockett, Washing
ton, spent last week with her
sister, Mrs. Isaac Cubitt, Pooles-
vile. On Sunday Jack Cubitt,
Mrs Stockett, Mrs. Cubitt and
another sister, Mrs. o. C. Dodd,
Rockville, visited a fourth sis
ter, Mrs. Virginia Greer, in
Baltimore.
Part of "Lilith' will be filmed
in the upper recesses of Upper
Montgomery County. The film
will not be complete without re.
enacted scenes of the jousting
tournament in GAINESVILLE
where the first such picnic was
held at st. Mary's Church more
than 80 years ago. The Pooles-
vile Band will play for the
movie just as it has for SO
many years at the picnic site
in the summer. One would have
to be blase in order to be COM
pletely uninterested in the go.
lngs-on in our midst.
George A. Meerdink, Pooles-
vile, has opened his summer
studio and is devoting his time
this year to the decoration of
china. In reviving the "lost art"
OF china painting Mr.. Meerdink
will finish pieces brought to
him or furnish pieces already
decorated and in stock.
The Junior class of Pooles.
vile High School is extending
an invitation to all the alumni
to attend the Junior-Senior
Prom at the school on May 81
from 10 pm. to l am.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Hermann
of Manemonie, Wis, are visit.
ing their daughter and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Kadie
and children, Random House
on Reddick Road for several
weeks.
Special guests of the Mono
cacy Garden Club at the home
of Mrs. George V. Menke,
GAINESVILLE, on May 2 were in
native dress and represented
several countries. They were
members of the flower arrang.
ing section of the "Welcome.to.
Washington Club" From India
came Mrs. Vaswani and Mrs.
Kursetji. Mrs. Sarzangan and
Mrs. Salah were from Iran
while Mrs. Carlson represented
Turkey and Mrs. Riddles was
from England. Other guests
were Mrs. Blake and Mrs. VOL
lestan. Following lunch o n
members and guests partici.
pated in a nature walk at their
hostess home.
c. w. (Bill) Norris returned
to his home in Beallsville on
Friday following disqualification
at George Washington Univer-
sity.
Little Karen Thatcher, Pooles.
vile, underwent surgery on
Monday at Prince Georges Hos.
pital.
Twenty-Five FILA girls from
Poolesville school went to
Woodward & Lothrop's in
Washington on Wednesday and
toured the store. Among the in
teresting insights of a large de-
partment store they saw invita-
tons being engraved, beautiful
silver selections and learned
how merchandise was received
and checked out. The group had
luncheon in the store.
On Friday the fifth and sixth
grades of the school attended