Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-11-29
SPENCERVILLE

PSSSS " NC SOiiC oDOut IWO WethS.
Vernon Roles was discharged
from the army this past week.
Stanley O'Neale is home after
spending three years in the SER
vice, mostly in China, Burma and
India.
Quite a few members of the
Friendly Saddle Club" met at
Burtonsville last Sunday and
had very lovely trail ride. q.
Mrs. Arthur Harding's mother,
Mrs. Ida j. Leizear, was 81 years
old last week and lovely birth
day party was given in her hon
or with a number of friends and
relatives present. She received a
number of cards and a lot Of
lovely gifts, and in the course of
the day, entertained number of
callers. In the afternoon her
two granddaughter took Mrs.
Leizear to lunch at Miss Kay's.
Four of her five grandsons were
present for the party, the fifth
being overseas.
Dolores Harding entertained a
number of little friends in honor
of her third birthday. Her young
guests were Buddy O'Keefe.
George and Wayne Kruhm and
Annabelle and Clarice Hackett.
Charles R. Hawkins, Jr., broth
err of Mrs. Stanley Harding of
Cloverly is now in California
awaiting release from the service.
Sunday, November 18th, was
Donation Day at the Free Meth
odist Church, Spencerville, for
the benefit of Montgomery
County General Hospital.
Colleen Brown, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert Brown, spent
the weekend with her aunt, Mrs.
Sisson, in Baltimore.
Chester Bryan arrived home
Monday after spending fifteen
months overseas. He expects to
be discharged in the near future
Snowden j. Athey, Jr., is home
after more than two months in
the hospital with a broken hip
He is still confined tn his bed
but is getting along nicely.
Earl Milstead is home and
looking forward to being dis
charged soon.
George Duvall was discharged
from the service a few days ago
j. Irving Athey is now home
after being gone about fifteen
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Kruhm
and family left this past week
for Kansas where they will visit
Mrs. Kruhm's parents. They ex.
pect to be gone about two weeks
Mr.. Ray Roles left Thursday
for Blossvale, New York, to visit
his wife and son. David.
Ellwood, son of Mrs. Arthur
Harding was discharged in Octo.
Der after spending about three
years overseas, where he was
awarded several medals. He ex.
poets to begin work at the Rock.
vile Post Office on December LIST
| Mrs. Audrey Wilson Finnanct
and young son, Martin, spent tht
week end with her mother, Mrs
Carrie Wilson, of Burtonsville.
Staff Sergeant, Carson w. Ry
man of Burtonsville, received hii
honorable discharge from thu
army this past week. His medal:
include, the European Theatre
| American Theatre. Good Conduct
Two Battle Stars, and the Vic
tory Medal. Mr.. Ryman had beer
in the service more than thret
years.
Edgar f. Miles, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Miles is now
at Camp Meade awaiting his dis
charge. He was also oversee,
more than three years.
Dorothy Santini was HON,
from college for the Thanks
giving holidays.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Munsey
and children, Jessie, Alfred ant
Betty, of Cape May, N. J
and Miss Ruby Ingle of Spencer
vile have returned from a 4,00(
mile trip through Ohio and the
southern states. They were gont
a month and went as far soutf
as Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Seibel OF
Burtonsville had as guests Sat
urday night DIR. and Mrs. Askot2
of Silver Spring and Miss Fran.
-cis Sampson of Takoma Park.