Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-27
Sandy Spring
Rotary Club
Horse Show
Is Readietl
BY Jane Day
walker 4.D648

The Rotary Club Horse
Show win be held at the Omey
show grounds July 6 beginning.
at 9 am. This viii be a class
A show this year with classes
for ponies, junior horse riders,
Workmanship, maiden classes,
pony and horse hunter classes.
pleasure hack and others.
n. H. Hutchinson Jr. Is show
manager. The judges are
Thomas Mott Jr., and r alph
Retler Of Howard County. The
Rotary Club also will have
lunch and refreshments avail
able. Proceeds from the show
20 toward the clubs scholar
ship fund for an area student
at the University Of Maryland.
The Club installed new Off
GERS at its annual Spring
Ladies Night dinner dance at
Manor Club last Saturday. Spe-
cial tribute was paid Wilbur
Baughman, outgoing district
governor Of the organization.
Fellow Rotanans gave him a
caricature Of himself drawn by
Glib Crockett Of the Washing
ton Star.
New president Of the club Is
Andrew o'Reilly; Robert Gin.
gell, vice president; Roy Muir
ply, treasurer; Steve Weigle,
secretary, and Antonio Adelfio,
sergcantatarlns. Directors are:
Edward Roche, All CowelI, Mike
Conner and Joseph Haste.
The congregation Of Ashton
Methodist Church viii well
come its new minister, the
Rev Carroll G. Warner, ct a
reception Sunday at 7 pm. at
The church hall. Mr.. Warner
has been rector of.the CT m p
Chapel Methodist Church at
Perry Hall for the past four
years. Before that, he was an
Air Force chaplain. He was
graduated from Western Mary
land College and Drew Univer-
sity. Mr.. and Mrs. Warner
have two children, Deborah,
81, and Stephen, 5. The Rev.
Gerald r. Alderman, rector Of
Ashton Methodist for the past
eight years, has moved to st.
Andrews IN Bethesda.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Con.
ner and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Davis were guests last week.
end Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Stabler at Wallingford, Pa.
The Stablers son and daugh.
> ter.in'law, MIR. and Mrs. Thorn
as Stnbler, also were on hand
to help the senior Stablers
Scelebrate their doth wedding
anniversary.
Mr.. Davis, Mr.. Conner, and
Mr.. Stabler are members of
the barbershop quartet, The
Sharp Notes. Fourth member,
john Macdonald Of Washing.
ton, Joined them on the trip to
Wallingford to serenade the
Stableis at their anniversary
party.
Mrs. Bertha Bernhard, who
spent the last six months With
her daughter in Californis has
returned to her home HE.
: y Frs " z. Hussman nd two
sloeu y lren had q narrow
uele''se lleir volkswagen
Packetts rnarihile they were
two victories dpi Cbandlee NH
action, edgingI a,ss,nan STONED
squeal<ing by cs,ild,.s,,' j,,,,,,rel
eight inings.I ltood1 A. ana :, u s,,tse,
Aal op's lively new car was
Splitter winni, 1870 1
Struab's frs Roies - ieoupei
-, ,'e.. :, < home after success.
se,n undergoing serious sur
There were 236 in the recent
graduating class - the 56th -
at Sherwood High School. 1t
was announced that there have
been more graduates in the
past four years than in the
schools preceding So years
combined.
A number Of community stu.
dents were awarded college
scholarships: Gregory Reed, a
scholarship to Duke Univer-
sity; Peggy Zimmerman won
the Olney Rotary Club schol-
arship; Bruce Smith, the Sandy
Spring Lions Club scholarship;
and Judith Groves and Carolyn
Urban received Sherwood P.TA
scholarships.
There We're three valedictori.
ans in the graduating class -
10 Ann Chandler. Miller Hud-
son and Susan McRory. In a
vote among themselves, Miller
Hudson was chosen to give the
valedlctory speech.
Miss Polly Jsnney spent sew.
eral days following her gradu.
alton from Sherwood visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Polly Shields, in
Pittsburgh.
Miss Adele Musgrove and
Miss Lisa TAYLOR are spending