Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-01-29
THE NEWS
FROM
Here And There

dI the OOleSVllle MetHOulSI OluIcli
on Thursday evening, February 5,
from until 7:30 P. M. The Wom-
ans Society of Christian Service
is sponsoring the supper, the pro-
ceeds of which will be used toward
furnishings for a new parsonage.
Marine Corporal James G. Col
lier, 10, son of Mrs. Laurette S.
Collier, Silver Spring, recently
discharged at Paris Island, S. c.,
has enlisted in the Marine Corps
Reserves. AS reservist he will re-
tain his rank and affiliation with
the Marine Corps and is obligated
\ to active duty only in case of ma
tional emergency.
longtime production certificates
for cows producing as much as
1000 pounds of butterfat were
presented to w. l. King and Nc
Kendree, Walker & Sons of Cal
thersburg at the Maryland Hol-
stein Association in Baltimore last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Bidwell
Dierssen of Old Mill Farm, Travi-
lah, and Baltimore, spent last
weekend with Mrs. Randall H.
Hagner at her home, Whitestone
Farm. They arrived during the
blizzard and had to be met at the
mailbox as their car decided to
stop there.
The concert to be given by the
National Symphony Orchestra,
conducted by DR.. Hans Kinder, in
Bethesda February 10, will mark
. another step forward in the de-
eveIopment of the Bethesda-Chevy
Chase area, top Montgomery Coun-
ty officials have declared. Commits
sioners Johns and Sauter, as well
as other prominent officials Of
Maryland and Montgomery Coun'
ty, plan to attend the concert
Tickets are still available at Virgs
& Company, R. H. Best, Inc, ]. R
Enright Co., and the Fashion Shop
Among the guests of Ernie Tan
men, WGAY's Community Report
er, who will be interviewed during
the week of February 2 at IL noon
daily, are William Hodges, presi.
dent of the Bethesda Chamber Of
Commerce on Monday; Alexander
X. Hancock, Montgomery County
Comptroller, scheduled for Wed
nesday, and Allen H. Graeff, presi
dent of the Chevy Chase View
Citizens Association, who will be
Ernie Tannen's guest on Friday.
Charles John Stevenson, well
known farm personality, will con
duct an interesting and informa
tive farm program over radio sta
Kon VIDAL every Saturday begin.
ming February Z, from 6:45 to I
A. M. Farm management problems
will be discussed as we'll as farm
humor, livestock feeding, and an.
swers will be made to letters from
listeners on farm topics.
At Miller's, 202 Commerce Lane
in Rockville 1.-THE old Haley's
Lunch Room, your coffee or tea is
served from a silver service. There
are other individual touches too, in
the attractively decorated room
back of the Frozen Custard Par
lor.
Montgomery County is among
those counties which will be visited
during the eleventh annual Mary.
land House and Garden Pilgrim
age, sponsored by the Federated
Garden Clubs of Maryland, to be
held April "a through May 8, it
was announced at tour headquar.
tiers in Baltimore.
On Tuesday at the Gaithersburg
High School Captain Robert Nc.
Cubbin of the United States Ma
rine Corps gave talk and showed
the boys of Poolesville, Damascus
and Gaithersburg pictures of Ma
rine Corps activities in an effort to
promote interest in the community
d the Marine Corps.
The Montgomery County Chap.
ter, American Red Cross, is now
recruiting Gray Ladies for work
at the U. S. Naval Medical Center
Bethesda. Two classes will be
formed the first week in February
an evening and a daytime class
Further information may be OBJ
tanned at the Chapter House, ALL
Highland Avenue, or by calling
Oliver 1896.