Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-06-03
Mrs. James Shredder
GGithersburg $685. w

we Rave Deen nOClclng Tor some
time the lovely lawns in town.
Some are particularly outstanding
with their well-clipped hedges and
smooth grass. However, we have
wondered if the home itself is as
neat and pleasant as the appear
ance. We don't mean the furnish
ings or the rooms themselves, bu;
the folks in the home. We wonder
if their thoughts and actions are
as pleasant as their homes and
lawns. Well, it's just thought.
Mrs. Ernest Clagett of Silver
Spring has been the houseguest of
Mrs. McKendree Walker at Rolling
Knoll Farm. On Tuesday Mrs,
Walker entertained the Philathea
Class of Grace Church, assisted by
Mrs. Ella Magruder and Mrs. Lena
Gilmore. On Thursday she was
hostess to the Woman's Society
with Mrs. Churchill, Mrs. William
McBain and Mrs. F. j. Drummer
assisting.
Mrs. Charles w. Bell and her
son, Bernard, are spending the
week in Evergreen Park, ILL.,, with
the formers daughter, Mrs. John
Brooks.
George McGraw of Newtown,
Conn.,, has returned home after
spending a week with his brother,
Fred McGraw.
Miss Marguerite Beauresard
spent the past weekend with Mrs.
John Diamond.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Schoening
of Washington and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. N. Aiken of Washington Grove
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Lewis Kilby, Sr., on Sat-
ufday evening.
Miss Augusta Mae King, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison King
of Woodfield, spent the weekend
with Miss Joyce Wells on Observa-
tory Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Miles
and little Mango Miles, who have
been making their home this past
winter with the formers parents
in Jamestown, moved into their
newly built home at Damascus last
week. Combining the joint names
of the Miles, the home has been
named "Billmar."
The st. Martins Social Club
met last week with Miss Charlotte
Hoyle and Mrs. June Hoyle as
hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Federline
are announcing the arrival of little
seven pound, two ounce Richard
Byron at the Suburban Hospital
on May 18th. The baby and his
mother are both doing we'll.
Mr.. Alfred Duvall spent Sunday
ard Monday in Blackstone, Va,
attending the ceremonies previous
% the graduation of his daughter,
Miss Patricia Duvall. Miss Duvall
returned home WITH her father.
Mr.. and NJ = William Waters.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Larcombe and
Ms. Leslie Webster of Sierra
Madre, Calf, have returned to
town after a trip over the Skyline
Drive and places of historical in
terest en- route.
We hope that our friends will
continue to mail and phone in
their news. With newsprint con-
tinuing scarce. the printers some
times find it necessary to omit a
portion of the Gaithersburg news.
Please bear with us.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. 2. Harding and
family spent the long weekend mo-
toring to Williamsburg, Va. Their
return trip was by way of Virginia
Beach.
We are giving you schedule of
TIE graduation activities at the
High School so that you will be
able to make your own plans with
out Interfering with the school
dates:
Tuesday, June 18th, is Glass
Day for the Senior Glass.
Friday, the 18th, is Junior High
graduation at 2 p. M.
Sunday, the goth, Baccalaureate
Service at Grace Church, IL A. M.
Monday, the 2lst, Senior High
graduation at 5:15 P. M.
Bot, the Senior and Junior
graduating classes are planning
picnics; however, these are not
school sponsored.
Miss Jean Tull of Western
Maryland arrived at the High
School Monday to take the place
Of Mrs. Ruth Ash who has left.
Mr.. Joseph Wilson is taking the
place Of Mr.. Fred Sacco who is
leaving for Columbia this week for
his summer school course.