Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-14
THE NEWS
FROM
Here And There

this weekend by opening tea
room, "The Sugar Plum Tree, at
their home. They will serve lunch
cons and dinners, by appointment
only, on Saturdays, Sundays and
Mondays. On the side of hill
almost on the Frederick County
line, the Upton home affords a
good view of Sugar Loaf Mount
ain.
Coach "Rube" Rubin of the
Montgomery Junior College has
announced that his football squad
will start practice on Tuesday,
September 2. New equipment for
the team has already started to
come in and complete new game
uniforms have been purchased
using the new college colors which
.sare burgundy and gold.
Barney Welsh, Rockville lawyer
and tennis star, won the Middle
Atlantic Tennis Tournament held
Sunday at the Columbia Country
Club. He defeated Jim, Thackara
while 1900 spectators watched.
]. Ingram Medley, Realtor, Sill
yer Spring, has been named by
President E. M. Fry as chairman
of the Nominating Committee to
present slate of officers and
directors of the Montgomery
County Real Estate Board for the
annual election to be held on the
first Monday in October. Mr..
Medley is the immediate past
president of this Board. Other
members serving on his committee
are: Henry j. Connor, c. R. Ora
ham, Frank L, Hewitt, Jr. and
Edward c. Holmead.
Albert A. Ady's "School For
Charm" not only has a two page
spread in Golfers of August 16,
but furnishes the magazine cover
as well. AL, who was at one time
editor of The Sentinel, is now di-
Lrector of Public Relations at st.
Petersburg, Fla. The girls pose
for Ady's publicity stunts in return
for the training which he sponsors.
In the absence of Rev. G. A.
Allis, Pastor of the Potomac Meth
odist Church, who is on vacation
with his family at his home in
Michigan Rev. w. B. Waters, Pas
tor of Derwood Church will speak
at tht II o'clock service Sunday,
August IL at the Potomac Church.
A total of 20 events have been
scheduled for the annual horse and
pony show to be held at the Prince
Georges Democratic Club, Inc, on
Sunday, August II. The show will
start at 10 A. M. and will be held
at the farm of County Treasurer
James B.. Bland on Silver Hill
Road, Suitland.
Eligible former Marines may
apply on Thursday evenings at the
Volunteer Reserve Recruiting Sta
ekion, Post Office Building, Rock
willie, for delivery of American De-
tense Service Medal, base clasp
and World War II Victory Medal.
When applying for the medals it
will be necessary to show proof
of service, such as discharge certi-
ficate, says Capt. H. H. Mac
Cubbin, USMCR, Volunteer Re-
cruiting Office.
The Montgomery County Press
Association will hold picnic at
the Meadowood Estate of former
County Commissioner Lacy Shaw
in Colesville on Friday, August
Is, at 6 P. M.
Among the five Maryland resi-
dents recently awarded gold All
clovers for distinguished service in
the organization are Sydney Law
Ter, of Olney, and Allie Messer of
Laytonsville. Among the All
Club members taken into the All.
NStar Organization are Edward
S,Mayne and Carol Schaefer. The
organization is an honorary unit
composed Of members who have
had at least two years of project
work.
Ralph S. Schwartzback, Fire
man, First Class, USN, son Of
Mrs. Mary C. ScFwartzback of
Rockville, is serving as water
tender aboard the destroyer USS
Bausell on duty in the Pacific
area. He entered Naval service
In 1916 and previously served
aboard the destroyed USS Perk-
ms.
IL has been hot in Montgomery
county this week = with the
temperature rising to 90 and 81.
MRS. Edwin Marritt Of "Tn The
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