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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1967

Page

11

Damascus Area Club Luncheon Auction and Local Events

The Northern Montgomery County Democratic Woman's Club hosts a luncheon and business meeting on April 11 at 12 30 p.m. at Olney Inn followed by a White Donkey Auction led by Mrs. Harry Reilly Mrs. Bernard Rock and Mrs. Robert Stevenson. Reservations by April 4 to Mrs. Gordon Duval or Mrs. Ulysses Griffith. Damascus High School Senior Class presents Life With Father on April 7 8 at 8 p.m. Tickets sold in advance and at the door. Cancer Crusade Month activities include district and area chairmen appointed by Mrs. Sam Shipley. Community events include a Damascus Volunteer Fire Department fried chicken and ham dinner on April 9 12 30 to 5 30 p.m. plus numerous church meetings and public notices across Damascus Woodfield and Cedar Grove communities with baptisms anniversaries and hospitalizations noted and Easter observances observed.

Montgomery County Democratic Woman’s Club Olney Inn Harry Reilly Bernard Rock Robert Stevenson Gordon Duvall Ulysses Griffith Damascus High School Sam Shipley Damascus Edgar C. Richard Woodfield Irving Browningsville Lewisdale J. Roger Meiklejohn Cedar Grove Louis Schoemer St. Anne’s Episcopal Chapel Walter A Kee L. M. Griffith Bessie M. Harris Douglas KE. Lindsay John D Beck Jr Frances G. Walker Frank E. Blood Francis J. Eckloff Bruce Hodgdon St. Anne’s Damascus Methodist Church Georgia Oland Frank Depre Canada Mabel Wagner William Freienmuth Mary Ann Cotterman Richard Johnson Richard Wesleyan Service Guild Connie Edwina Mullinix David Pope Andy Fava Argentina Christ Dorothy Nelle Burdette Guild Dwight Monnier Beirut Lebanon David Duval Elwood Mullinix David Pone Sunset Montgomery Methodist Church Cynthia Baltzell Robin Brucne Julie Crane Jennifer Crane Vicky Springer Rhoderick Brown Bill Mahylis Irvin Long Jan Baltimore Carroll County Wesley Grove Church Kristy Clark Joseph McMillion Winifred Campbell Carter Atkinson Floyd Rhinecker Lyan Ann Johnson Woodfield Methodist Methodist University Alaska W.S.C.5 Wesley Grove Ellsworth King Leo Williams Mary Green Roland Ward George Pope Poplar Springs Methodist Church Damascus Electric Company Carl Stepp Andre Boyd Donald Wayne St. Paul’s Catholic Church Our Lord St. Paul’s Gretchen Gouker Anita Smith Loretta Toth Michael Smith Joe Ship Montgomer General Hospital McCoy Toni Beall Edward Beall Robert Stinson Abingdon Virginia Stinson Ellen Saylor Curtis Duvall Gerald Duvall Frederick Memorial Hospital Bessie Nehouse Montgomery General Hospital Albert Hallack William McGraw Providence Hospital Washington, D. C Adam Scott Vincent Day North District Hospital Pompano Beach Florida Orville Magers Ray Smith Damascus Volunteer Fire Department Family Community Garden Club Dano St. Anne Mullineaux Carrie Brandenburg Nora Lynch Tilghman Brandenburg Aubrey Mullineaux Jr Kevin George Easterday Robbie Beulah Hyatt Arthur Watkins Theodore Samakouris Kenneth Peters Gaithersburg Robert Moxley Margaret Lentz Willard Watkins Roger Day Chester Leishear Robert Tregoning Joyce Hale Herbert Watkins Kinsey Plummer Philip Metzger

New Montgomery Branch Library Set to Open Monday

The Montgomery County library system will dedicate its new Aspen Hill branch at 3407 Aspen Hill Road on Monday with a ceremony led by Mont and Verner Clapp. The 90,000-book facility will open at 8:15 am, hosting a meeting room and children’s, general reading and reference areas, staffed by John Henry Sullivan Jr. and council president David Scull.

New Montgomery Branch The Mont Verner Clapp Wee Nee Meme Nneeee Avery John Henry Sullivan Jr Rockville Council David Scull

Potomac River Basin Water Flow Up After Heavy Rains

The Potomac River flow and groundwater levels are up after heavy March rains and some snow. The US Geological Survey reports March flow near 23 billion gallons daily, about twice normal and three times March 1966, marking the fourth highest March flow since 1930.

Washington Potomac River Geological Survey Potomac Basin Potomac Ewell Mohler Mohler

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