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Dr. Setzer
Returns From
African Trip
By DEBORAH H. LENZ *
WA 6-0692
Dr. Henry W. Setzer re
turned from a trip to Africa
and the Near East on Dec.
22. His trip Included a great
deal of traveling, 3000 miles
In Southern Africa and as many
miles In Iran. Curator of
Mammals at the Smithsonian
Institution, Dr. Setzer made
the trip for the Smithsonian,
joining various field parties
In the countries visited. His
homecoming was delayed for
a few days because of a
sudden Illness and hospitaliza
tion In Iran. He reports that
the trip was most successful.
The Germantown Gospel
Lighthouse Church announces
that the Harvest-time Broad
cast of the United Pentecostal 1
Church will be heard over Rock
ville’s radio station WINX AM
FM on Jan. 5, 12:30 to 1 p.m.
This program comes from the
denomination’s headquarters in
St. Louis. Allen Hungerford Is
pastoi of the local church.
Jerry Kingsbury, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Kingsbury,
marked his fifth birthday Dec.
22. It will be a birthday long
remembered, for Jerry was
Invited to attend the Ranger Hal
television show for taping Dec.
21 to be shown Sat., Dec. 28, at
9 a.m.
The Clarksburg Girls 4-H
Club met Dec. 16. Claire Kato
ski demonstrated “How to Wrap
Sandwiches”. The club’s pro
ject for the current month Is
to compile a list of good man
ners at home.
Guests during the holidays at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas J. McDonald lnClarks
burg were Mrs. McDonald’s
mother, Mrs. Frank H. Norman
of Chatham, Va.; and Mrs. Mc-
Donald’s brother and sister-in
law, Rev. and Mrs. Dan E. Nor
man, and three children of
Carthage, N.C.
Home for the holidays from
school and college were the fol
lowing: Rodney Walton, Mt.
Hermon School, Mass.; Tom
Slater, Lois Harper, and Carol
Ann King, Frostburg; Sandra
Gary and Mike Norris, Shep.
herd; Jean King, Howard Grif
fith, and Vernon Marten*, U.
of ■ r Md.' r Lonlse GoWnari, Si.
Joseph’s; Anita Carpenter and
Carol Martths, Mdhtfedmwry'
Junior; Gary Crowell, Western
Maryland; Ted Lenz, Yale;
Ingeborg Westfall, Syracuse;
and Tim and Tom Noffslnger,
U. of Richmond.
At a dinner party at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Roy
Harper on Christmas Day,
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Bell and son of Dayton,
Md.
Christmas Day guests at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. Vernon
E. Martens Included Miss Bon
nie Hirsh of Silver Spring; E/2
George Hammond of Olney, as
signed to U. S. Army duty at
Fort Monmouth, N.J.; and Miss
Ruth Anderson of Washington.
Dr. and Mrs. Martens and
daughter Joan attended midnight
mass on Christmas Eve at the
Cathedral of the Immaculate
Conception.
Germaine Moone, a student
nurse at Frederick Memorial
Hospital, Is enjoying a two-week
vacation at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett
E. Moone. Barbara Law of
Gaithersburg, also a student
nurse at Frederick, was a week
end guest at the Moone home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wolz of
Blackwell, Okla., are spending
several weeks at the home of
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Baker.
Cub Scout Pack 1095 met Dec.
18. After the opening flag cere
mony, tribute was paid to the
late President Kennedy. A
Christmas party followed, with
a gift exchange among the Cubs,
and candy canes for young visit
ors. Cubmaster Henry Stange
led the boys in carol singing.
These awards were presented:
Hank Überto, wolf badge; Brad
ley Jones, bear badge; Terry
Douvllle, Hon badge; Edwin
Wiley, lion badge; Hugh Lee,
Webelos badge. On Dec. 20 the
Cubs and their leaders,
numbering about 17, went carol
ing at the Marylander Rest
Home, and presented each guest
with a little gift. Another holi
day project of the Pack was to
supply food and gifts for a needy
family In the area.
Mrs. Margaret Lacy cele
brated her 91st birthday on Dec.
19 at the Marylander Rest Home,
where she Is a guest
Sympathy Is extended to Mrs.
Forrest P. Neal, Jr., of Here
ford Hills, on the recent death
of her mother, Mrs. Lilly
Topping, In Rock Falls, lIL
Mrs. Neal went home for th* ‘
U" 11 ” " •
More Patients Are Helped
Rufus King, president of the board of directors of the Commu
nity Psychiatric Clinic, briefs Dr. Robert H. Fel ix, director of
♦he National Institute of Mental Health, the clinic's current
membership campaign. Dr. Felix noted that improved staff and
operational efficiency this year has enabled the clinic to treat
114 more persons than last year. He urged support of the clinic
"by all persons interested in community problems. Ed Mervis
Photo
Epworth In New Edifice
For January 5 Services
By ELLEN BITELY
WA 6-2025
Residents of Gaithersburg
and Washington Grove are shar
ing with the members of Ep
worth Methodist Church and
Rev. Malcolm Wright the joy
ana excitement that is theirs
as they begin a new year of
worship In their magnificent
new church which they dedicate
to the glory of God. The first
worship service will be held on
Jan. 5.
Received Into membership at
Washington Grove Methodist
Church on Dec. 22 were Mr.
and Mrs. John DeHart and Mr.
Lester Whetzel.
Holy Communion will be
served at the Washington Grove
Methodist Church on Jan. 5 at
the morning worship service.
Dec. 29 was Student Recogni
tion Sunday at Grace Metho
dist Church. Walter Kelr, Jr.
and Rodney Smith conducted the
meditations; others participat
ing In the service were Judith
Gilliam, Kathy McGrew, Bet
tina Gruver, Ann Gruver, Her
bert s,wnfpgd JJI. JhpmasSaq, n
grey, Ellen Deppa, and Walter
Hagen. \ :
A'College Youth Get-together
was field on Dec. 28 at Grace
Church. An interesting discus
sion period was held, students
played games and enjoyed re
freshments.
Mr. and Mrs. M. James Gart
ner and daughters of Rosemont
spent the holidays in Florida
visiting Jim’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Millard J. Gartner, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Mc-
Cathran of 15 Walter SL an
nounce the birth of a son, Scott
Edward, on Dec. 20 at Holy
Cross Hospital. The little man
weighed in at 7 pounds 8 ounces.
Congratulations!
“Get well” wishes are ex
tended to Mrs. Walter Phil
lips who Is convalescing at
home after being confined at
Montgomery General Hospital.
Luke Smith, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Stanton Smith ofDerwood,
returned home from Europe in
time to spend Christmas with
his family.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bradley
of Falls Church, Va. spent
Christmas day with Mr. and
Mrs. William Lynch and their
family of Rosemont.
Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Poston
motored to Summit’s Point,
W. Va. where they spent
Christmas day with Mr. Pos
ton’s family.
Mrs. Raymond Fink is re
cuperating at home following
surgery at Surburban Hospital
funeral.
Christmas day guests at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. Malcolm
Wright were Dr. and Mrs. Wil
liam F. Wright of Baltimore,
Mrs. Wilson Wright of Hagers
town, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Richardson of Frederick.
Their many friends In the
Grove are sorry to hear that
Mr. Charles Davies is confin
ed at Suburban Hospital and Mr.
WUllam Hardy, Jr. Is in Doc
tors Hospital.
Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Gunn
and family spent Christmas
afternoon with Rev. Gunn’s par
ents, Dr. and Mrs. Ross Gunn,
In Washington.
Rev. and Mrs. Malcolm
Wright and family visited with
Mrs Wright’s mother, Mrs.
AUce Lee Armlger, of Harun
dale, Md. on Dec. 27.
Best wishes for a speedy re
covery are sent to Iter. Oliver
Beason who is a patient at Su
burban Hospital and to Mr. Da
vid Blttlnger who la at Mont
gomery General.
we wish her well!
“Happy housewarming” to
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Craw
ford and family who are happi
ly getting settled in their newly
purchased home on Muddy
Branch Rd.
The Neighborhood Girl Scout
Association will meet on Jan.
8 at 10 a.m. in the meeting room
at the Citizens Savings Bldg, in
Damascus. Girl Scout adults
and troop committee members
are urged to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. West
cott, Jr. of Granby Woods had
as their holiday guests, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Y. Westcott, Sr.
of Binghamton, N.Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Tate of
Marthas Vineyard spent the
holidays with their son-in-law
and daughter, Dr. and Mrs.
Charles Horan of 15 Water St.
Best wishes for a quick and
complete recovery are sent to
Mr. Donald Flax who was seri
ously Injured in an automobile
accident on Dec. 21. Mr. Flax
is at Suburban Hospital. ?rvoiv
Mrs.. ( Leslie and.
son Mike .and Mrs.JKida Perry
flew spent
the holidays visiting with Mrs.
Kullenberg’s son Patrick and
his family.
Larry Price pleasantly sur
prised his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick L. Price by arriving
home In time to spend Christ
mas with them and his brother
Bernard Lee who is on leave
from San Diego. Both boys are
In the Navy, Larry Is stationed
In Boston, Mass.
Riding around the county one
had an opportunity to see many
unusual and beautiful Christmas
decorations, perhaps the most
unique was the cross of blue
lights which appeared to be
suspended in the sky over the
B & M Welding Shop in Gaith
ersburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest P.
Neal, Sr., of Washington spent
the Christmas holiday with the
Junior Neal family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jon D. West
fall and small daughter of Wash
ington spent Christmas Day at
the Benton B. Westfall home.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hull
of Washington are receiving
congratulations on the birth of
a son, George Anthony, on Dec.
18 at Sibley Hospital. Mrs. Hull
will be remembered as Miss
Sigrid Westfall, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Benton B. Westfall.
Mrs. Westfall spent a few days
with her daughter and new
grandson after Christmas.
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11 Contracts
Awarded
By WSSC
Eleven contracts, totaling
$156,455 for construction of
water mains, sewers, house
connections and storm drain
were awarded this week by
the Washington Suburban Sani
tary Commission.
Five contracts for Mont
gomery County went to:
Ventresca & Sons, Inc., Col
lege Park, $66,946 for storm
drains In Layhill South.
Joseph Canova Inc., Adelphi,
$14,538 for sewers In Carole
Acres.
Henry J. Bowie, Welcome,
Md., $11,540 for water mains,
sewers and house connections
in Rock Creek Manor.
W.M. Ennis Si Son, Centre
ville, Va., $5,992 for sewers
In Bradley Hills Grove.
JoVenCo, Washington, $5,033
for water mains, sewers and
house connections In Williams
burg Village.
Six contracts were In
Prince George’s County.
Schedule
Announced
For X-rays
The Christmas Seal mobile
x-ray unit will be available for
Montgomery County residents
at the following locations In
January:
Jan. 2, Rockville, Congres
sional Plaza Shopping Center,
3-7:30 p.m.; Jan. 3, Sliver
Spring, Fenton and Ellsworth,
3-7:30 p.m.; Jan. 4, Bethesda,
Westwood Shopping Center, 11-
3:30 p.m.; Jan. 6, Kensington,
Kensington Pharmacy, 2-6 p.m.,
and Kengar, Salvadore’s Mar
ket Inc., 6:30 - 8 p.m.; Jan.
7, Takoma Park, Laurel and
Carroll, 3-8 p.m.; Jan. 8,
Silver Spring, Montgomery
Hills, Snider’s Market, 3-8
p.m.; Jan. 10, Glenmont Shop
ping Center, Grand Union, 3-
7:30 p.m., and Jan. 11, North
gate, Aspen Hill Shopping Cen
ter, 11 - 3:30 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Owen and
Ann of Stony Creek,
Va., spent three days over the
holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. J. Noffslnger in
Darnestown.
Barbara Douvllle, a student
at Towson State Teachers’ Col
lege, is spending the holiday
recess In Melbourne, Fla. She
accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Frazier, their son
John, and daughter Pat, ol
Kingsville, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Cald
well of Baltimore spent two days
over Christmas at the home oi
her sister, Mrs. Arthur A. Dou
vllle of Meadowbrook Estates.
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Plus Safety
PAID QUARTERLY
Savings received by 20th
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BOX SPRINGS Reg. $9.95 to $24.95 GLASS TOP TABLES
1 5239.95 SOFA C..-0.. ~ R„. *39.95
Nylon-Foam Rubber $33.00 to. ‘Floor Sample. SALE PRICE OJ 99
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SENTINEL ?ounty. M Tuesday, December 31, 1963
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