Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-22
: Sandy Spring
Mrs. Malcolm Thomas
Ashton 51S4

MTS. MOtcOtm Ih0nJGS
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Mrs. David Mills of Detroit,
Michigan, and her two sons, Chris
and Billy, arrived Thursday, to
spend a week with Mrs. Mills
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Lyon.
Mrs. William Robbins also was a
guest at TOMBSTONE over the week.
end.
On Monday, Mrs. Richard Pue
entertained with three tables of
bridge in honor of Mrs. David Mills.
Her guests included Mrs. Philip
Marcus, Mrs. Benjamin Richmond,
Mrs. Richard Thomas, Jr., Mrs.
Charles Lyon, Mrs. David Brigham,
Mrs. William Chandler, Mrs. Jack
Boyd, Miss Cornelia Thomas, Mrs.
Daniel Lyon, Mrs. Malcolm Thomas
and Mrs. Robert Miller.
Mrs. J. Justus Meyer and her son,
Johnny, spent the past week on the
Eastern Shore with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Cecil. Mrs. Meyer left
Monday, April 10th, to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. William Kricker in Conn.
There she and Johnny will meet Mr..
Meyer who has been training with
the Naval Reserve in Maine, and
they will return to Sandy Spring at
the end of the week.
On April 14th DIR. Charles Lyon
spoke to the First Aid Corps of the
Sandy Spring Volunteer Fire De-
partment. About twenty members
heard his talk and participated in
the ensuing directed discussion.
Mrs. Norris Russell entertained
with two tables of bridge on Satur-
day, in honor of her weekend guest,
Mrs. Leo Robson. Norris Russell
flew, April 7th to the Canal Zone
to visit his two sons, Kennett and
Fairmain and their families. He
expects to remain away about two
weeks.
Robert and Ridgeley Chichester
were co-hosts for the Montgomery
County Farmers Club on Saturday,
April 18th. A general question and
answer discussion among the mem
bers took place. Weekend guests at
Springland included Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Cluty of Wilmington,
Delaware, and their two children,
Anne and Freddy. IN
/ J. R. Porter, Mrs. Ridgeley Chi
chester's father, recently returned
to Baltimore. He had spent the
winter with the Chichesters.
Mr.. and Mrs William J. Thomas
III moved this past month to Home
land in Sandy Spring. They enter
tanned members of the family on
Friday, at a house warming supper.
Mrs. Lloyd Thomas Of Boston
spent several days this past week
with Mrs. G. Rust Candy. Mrs
Thomas Hyde ~ entertained a
small group in Mrs. Thomas honor
at luncheon at Olney Inn.
The Little Contract Bridge Club
met Friday with Mrs. Louis Bussler.
Mrs. A. Dawson Trudle of Sandy
Spring and Mrs. William Chandler
of Glenmont, motored to New York
on Thursday, to visit Mrs. Trundle's
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Fleming of earle Place,
Long Island. They returned on
Sunday.
Mrs. Francis Miller, Mrs. Douglas
Farquhar, and Mrs. Kingston Flem-
ing, were guests Of Miss Margaret
Miller for luncheon at Olney Inn on
Friday.
Mrs. Steven o. Beebe, chairman
of the Sandy Spring Neighborhood
area for the Red Cross, wishes to
thank those who contributed so gen.
erously in the recent Red Cross
drive. In spite of the bad weather
and bad roads the loyal workers
brought in the quota and $4,000
extra. Those who helped are Mrs.
c. Willard Harvey, Mrs. ]. Aubrey
Powell, Mrs. Warren X. Cooley,
Mrs. Ulrich Hutton, Mrs. j. Albert
Wilson, Mrs. Charles GLAND, Mrs.
VIM. H. Bowling, Miss Joan Johns,
Mrs. Robert Hill, Mrs. Richard A..
Yates, Mrs. R. Lauck Benson, Mrs.
j. w. Swaren, Mrs. F. W. Hawkins,
Miss Dolores Beall, Mrs. Leon
Small, Miss Covell Lawler, Mrs. D.
H. Riggs. Several have assisted 10
years or more.