Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-12-09

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Mr.. and Mrs. William Robertson
have had their daughter, Mrs.
James Ridolphi of Montgomery,
Ala, visiting them. Little Rebecca
accompanied her mother here. The
Southerners returned to their home
during the time many of the south
ern states were flooded and the
railroad cars were forced to travel
in water in many cases up to the
floor boards of the cars. Mrs. Rob-
ertson spent the weekend in Pc
tersburg where she took Miss Mol
ly Lane, her sister, who has been
her guest since their return from
Alabama with Mrs. Ridolphi, three
weeks ago.
The Homemakers of Gathers
burg are planning. to light their
Community tree on the lawn of
Grace Church on Sunday evening.
December 10Th. The ceremonies
will begin at Z P. M. with the sing
ing of carols by the folks present
Mrs. Harvey Selby has been iii
at her home for the past week.
The Lay Health Council gave a
shower at their last meeting for
Mrs. Clara Castle, the efficient and
untiring County Nurse, who is
taking leave of absence for while
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Jacobs
have with them their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs,
Norman Jacobs, Jr., and little
Katherine Ann. The younger ia
cobs are planning to move to Rio
de Janeiro around the first of the
year.
Robert Chambers has returned
to his home after spending the
past week on the Pacific Coast,
where he flew on business. Stops
were made at San Francisco, Los
Angeles and Seattle.
Supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles K. Davies on Sunday eve
ming were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
X. Davies, Sr., Mr.. William Da-
vies of Chevy Chase and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Cade of Lakeland,
Fla. The Cades are en- route to
their home in Florida.
Mrs. Byron Stevens of Balti-
more was in town during the past
weekend visiting her mother, Mrs.
G. T. Wells. Mr.. Wells is still in
Florida where he is recuperating
from recent operation.
Miss Virginia Radogna, a for
mer member of the faculty of Cal
thersburg High School, who now
teaches at Montgomery Hills Jun
ior High, and Frederick j. Sacco,
of the Gaithersburg High faculty,
were married on November 23d at
the rectory Of St. Mary's Church
in Rockville by the Rev. Gregory
Echle. The couple win make their
home in the Blandford Apartments
on Blandford Avenue in Rockville
for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Beale,
former residents of this town, have
just returned to their home in
Arlington after spending a vaca-
ton at Columbus, Ohio, with Mrs.
Beale's parents. The Beales met
with a bit of hard luck on their
return trip. Midway between Ha-
gerstown and Frederick the fuel
line of the car broke and they were
obliged to leave the car on the
road and ride into Frederick by
bus. Mr.. Beale had to have his car
towed into a garage and then was
unable to have any work done on
it until Monday.
The local Pythian Sisters cele-
brated their first anniversary on
Wednesday night with about 100
members and guests attending.
Visitors from temples in Cumber-
land, Frederick, Smithsburg and
Baltimore were present. The local
Knights presented each of the la
dies with red rose. Dancing and
refreshments ended the evening.
Mrs. ]. D. Thompson of Airing
ton, Va, and her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Turnkey of Washington, spent
Sunday in Gaithersburg where
they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Beale.
Samuel Peddicord, Robert Cra-
yer of Olney and George Norris of
Rockville are away on a deer hunt
ing trip at Thurmont.
The Philathea Class of Grace
Church held its annual Christmas
meeting Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. G. w. Bell with Mrs.
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