Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-07-25

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Mrs. Granville Kinsey, who has
been in Montgomery County Gen
raj Hospital for some time re-
urned to her home last week. She
s very much improved and is anx-
Gus to have her friends drop in
'or visits.
Mrs. Russell Ketterman has also
eturned to her home here and
IS recuperating from serious ill
,ess in Montgomery County Hos
,ital. Still in the same hospital is
Mrs. Washington carp, who was
injured in an auto accident num-
er of weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Abel had
,s house guest for the weekend
1r. Granville Reyes of Washing
on.
The Epworth Sunday School
leld their annual picnic at Brad
lock Heights last Saturday for the
antilles and friends of the School.
I'm all day picnic with numerous
;ames and swimming were the
vents leading up to fried chicken
md chocolate cake before return
ng to their homes in the evening.
Mrs. Harry Germaine spent the
weekend in Gaithersburg with her
lister, Mrs. Ed. Boyd.
Mr.. John Manuel has been sent
N business to Cincinnati, Ohio.
lie left last Monday for an indefin-
te stay.
Mrs. J. d. Thompson who now
makes her home in Arlington,
Va, has spent several days mere,
frst visiting her son, Mr.. Luther
Thompson, then her daughter,
Mrs. Ernest Beale, and is now 60
'ng to Clagettsville to visit an
>ther daughter, Mrs. Clyde Mox-
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Frye ard
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie FRYE
md daughter went on to Hagers-
town after the Epworth picnic last
Saturday to spend the weekend
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Frye.
On July 9Th Miss Helen Louise
Housley, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiley NJ. Housley, was mar
ried to Mr.. Dean w. Price. son of
Mr.. ad Mrs. Willard Price of n.y.
attstown. Miss Doris Como was
the brides only attendant. while
Mr.. Elmer Hite Of Thurmont. was
best man. The Rev. Lloyd Black
ID. d, of the 9th Street Christian
Church in Washington performed
the ceremony. Mr.. Housley gave
his daughter in marriage. The
young couple spent a short honey
moon touring the New England
States.
Miss Anna Marie Harding gave
the bride a surprise miscellaneous
shower on Friday before the we'd
ding' entertaining thirty guests in
Miss Housley's honor. Miss Doris
Como had also given a miscellan-
eous shower for the bride several
weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price will make
their home in Frederick, where he
IS employed in the Telephone Com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Sleeman
have recently entertained members
ol mr. Sleeman's family, having
present at the time, four genera
IONS. Their infant son, Kenneth
King Sleeman the first generation
Mr.. Sleeman, and his mother MRS
Mary. W. Sleeman and grandmotb.
er, Mrs. j. c. Carter of tEckbart
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hershey
entertained with birthday party
last week in honor of their little
daughter, Marianne's third birth.
oay' Guests present were Jacoue-
!yn Reber, Janet Gloyd, Billy and
frankie Brosohart, Tommy Red
ding and Patsy Murphy.
The Rev. and Mrs. Frank uea6
ley, after making a motor trim r.
the west coast and back, are visit.
ing Mrs. Hoadley's parents Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Walker Ths
Hoadleys, while in Washington
State, had dinner with Sean,.n
l/c Ronald Phoebus, who was sta.
toned at Mare Island. This was
the first time in ten months Ron.
aid had seen any of his "bome
folks" Rev. Hoadley has accepted
a pastorate in Hartford, Conn,
where he and his wife will make
their home.
Mrs. Roy Talbot was hostes,
last week to the Ascension Chapcl
Guild.
Storekeeper and Mrs. Robert
Glover are the proud parents OF