Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-09-15
: ROCKCREST
Ruth E. Hayes
Rockville 3529

Inc hOcKcreSC ClClZenS ASSOcla-
tion, Inc. would like to take this
opportunity to thank the Town OF
Rockville, our Mayor and Council
and the individual citizens who
worked so hard to make the recrea-
tion program a huge success. Spe-
cial mention should also be given
to our instructor, Mrs. Elaine
Rusk of Crawford Drive who really
endeavored to show the small fry
summer they will not forget in
the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Holden
and sons Daniel and David of Rock
crest Drive have returned from
Endicott, New York, where they
visited Mrs. Holden's mother, Mrs.
Ray L. Bennett. While there they
attended the wedding of Mrs. Hold
ems sister, Miss Marie Bennett
formerly of Rockcrest) to Mr..
Merton Ketchum of Endicott.
Linda Osinski, daughter of Mrs.
Thelma Hamilton of Agnew Drive,
embarked on her scholastic career
when she entered Holy Cross Aca-
denny on Upton Street in Washing
ton, last Monday as a resident
pupil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Till and
little Sharon of Edmindson Drive
have returned from visit with
Mrs. Til's brother-in-law, and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Todd, form
erly of Silver Spring, and now
living in Chester, Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Walter H. Steel of Della
ware City, who is the mother of
Mrs. Philip Goodwin of Paul Drive,
left last Thursday for Detroit,
where she will visit her son, R. j.
Steel
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Conrad and
sons, Tommy and Jacky, of Lewis
avenue spent last weekend at
Farmers Fork, Virginia, where
they were guests of the Tommy
Doerers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Magma
of DeBeck Drive and children,
Michael and Mary, have returned
from weeks vacation with friends
at Kenwood Beach.
The st. Mary's Circle held its
first fall meeting at the Parish
Hall last Monday evening with
over 40 members attending. The
.hostesses for the evening were Mrs.
Evelyn Norris and Mrs. Arthur
Souders, both of Viers Mill Road,
Mrs. Eleanor Norris of Crawford
Drive and Mrs. Preston Duvall of
Gail Avenue. Mrs. Rita Gibbons of
Rockcrest Drive won the door prize
and plans were laid for the coming
months. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Dankert Skagen
and children, Cecilia and Robert,
of Riverdale were guests at a buff
fet supper at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. oJseph America of Rockcrest
Drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ennis and
children, Judy and Joan, have re-
turned to their home on Lewis
Avenue after a two year absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Frankenfeld
of Lewis Avenue drove to Skyline
Drive Last Sunday with their
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Jane Frank
enfield and her sister and nephew,
Mrs. Mary Price and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brian Sheridan of
Crawford Drive attended the we'd
ling of Miss Ann Corbett and DR..
William Keithlane last Saturday
at the Sacred Heart Church in
Washington, and then were guests
at the reception which followed at
The home of the bride.
Mrs. Thomas Gibbons and chill
iren, Michael Daniel and Thomas
Donald, Jr., of Rockcrest Drive.
lave returned home after a two
month vacation at Mrs. Gibbons
mother, Mrs. Helen Dubovy of Ly-
ms, Massachusetts, and at the sum-
ner home of her sister, Mrs. Edwir
Collier at Talhafn, New Hampshire
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Howard
md sons, Johnnie and Dick, of Paul
Drive, spent the weekend in Avoca
Pennsylvania, visiting Mr.. How
,rd's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Howard and Mrs. How
,rd's uncle, Mr.. James McHugh.
Little Michael Sheridan, son o.
Ar. and Mrs. Brian Sheridan Of
'rawford Drive celebrated his
ourth birthday last Tuesday, Sept
8, with a Circus luncheon party
or 10 of his small friends. The
ouse appeared to be part of thf
big top" to his little sister, Kathy
iichael and Carol Goodwin, Billy
Long, Sara Mitzell, Pamela, Bar.
ARA and Charlene Chace, Dicki6
Iouyoux. Prizes were awarded
md luncheon was served before the
;uests departed for the afternoon
laps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey ID. Strick-
and Of DeBeck Drive have moved
nto their new home just off Brad