Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-01-22
THE NEWS
FROM
Here And There

this newest and greatest Road"
show of them all on January 25,
26 and 81. The play stars Bing
Crosby, Bob Hope, and Dorothy
Lamour. AS an added attraction
there will be the Andrews Sisters.
The Friendly Saddle Club" of
Burtonsville met at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Miles on Janu-
airy 6. The group planned a Fox
and Hound Chase Sunday, January
%, followed with hamburgers and
coffee at the Miles home, and
Square Dance on January 81 in
Beltsyille Hall.
Preceding the annual meeting OF
the Directors of the Farm Wom-
ems Market on Monday, Mrs. w.
Earle Gosweiler, State President
of the Homemaker's Council, will
tell of her trip to Holland for the
meeting of the Countrywomen of
the World. Beginning at 1870 the
meeting will be held in the Circuit
Court room in Rockville.
The Redland Hunt will hold its
annual Point-to-P Point races Satur-
day, March 6. Members of the club
were entertained Monday evening
at the home of General and Mrs.
Frank McSherry in Washington.
The Rockville Christian Church
will launch campaign to raise
funds with which to erect an edu-
cational unit and make improve
ments upon present facilities, Sun
day, january %, at II o'clock wor-
ship service. Contributions and
pledges. will be received at this
time.
The Montgomery County Press
Association has planned Clam
bake to be held at the Sligo Coun-
try Club Saturday, January 81.
eighteen pairs of love birds have
been donated to the Montgomery
County Thrift Shop through the
Suburban Hospital Auxiliary and
are on sale. If you have discard
ed bird cage in your attic or cellar
and it is valued at at least IS, here
is a chance to sell it on a commits
sion basis at the shop-or just
give it anyway!
Mrs. Marjory Hendricks enter
tanned on Friday afternoon, Janu-
airy 16, during the cocktail hour
for her house guest, Mrs. Eta
Stafford of Sydney, Australia, at
The Water Gate Inn.
Sherwood PIT. A. will hold a
Bake Sale on Friday, February 6,
at the school, the proceeds to be
used for the purchase of a public
} address system for the gymnasium.
A clipping from Hot Spring,
w. Va, newspaper tells of impress
isye memorial services conducted
by the County Bar Association for
it's late president, William Garner
Bouic, who died November 6, 1947.
Mr.. Bouic, who was born in Rock
vile, was the brother of Albert NJ.
Bouic, local attorney. A graduate
of Georgetown University, year
1897, when Mr.. Bouic returned to
attend a reunion of his class in
June, 1947, he was the only mem
, her of that class still engaged in
active practice of his profession.
Judge Alfred Moves will talk on
his, experiences as Judge of the
Juvenile Court at services of the
Methodist Youth Fellowship to be
held in the Rockville Methodist
Church Sunday School rooms on
Sunday, January N25, at z P. M.
The MYF extends an invitation to
all interested persons:
Members of the Lay Health
Committees from all over the
county attended a Health Institute
held in Rockville on Tuesday. The
group was told of the many func-
lions Of the Health Department,
and later went to lunch in body
lat All States Inn. AZ,
In addition to the March OF
Dimes Ball TO be held at the Silver
Spring Armory on January 81,
there will be dance at Sherwood
High School, sponsored by the Nor
man Price Post February7th, 9 to
12.
Music for the annual meeting of
the Montgomery Community Chest
and Planning Council to be held
Monday evening, january 20, at
All Saints Church, Chevy Chase
Circle, will be furnished by a we'll
known "Barbershop Quartet"
Mary Lee Gruver, who was
struck by the backing police car
operated by Capt. Roy Bottmer on