Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-09-21

OndlSputedly, the day OF the
week was Monday, September 49,
: Primary Day. Sample ballots, vot-
/. ing machines, candidates, and just
plain ''politiking" were the topics
Of the day as hundreds of our cit
liens flocked to the polls to cast
ballots for their favorite candi-
dates. Tuesday morning "told the
tale" and by the end of the week
most folks were back in the old
fontine.
College Park-bound to enter the
University of Maryland this year
and participate in the campus ac-
tivities are the following young
''Rockvillians" Jack Prettyman,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
=. Prettyman, Verna Mae Kelly,
daughter of Mayor and Mrs. G..
Lamar Kelly, Jr. and Jane Alice
Chinn, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raleigh Chinn..
Returning to resume their stu
dies at the University of Maryland
are Mary Stout, Margaret Higgins
and Bob Headley.
Bradley C. Karn, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Bradley c. Karn, is Vir-
ginia-bound to enter Virginia Poly
technic Institute at Blacksburg.
Sunny Welsh, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Barnard T. Welsh, cele-
brated her eighth birthday Satur-
day with party at her home on
West Montgomery Avenue.
+. Mr.. and Mrs. Van Lippard and
their daughter June, of Falls Road
have recently returned from New
Jersey where they visited Mr.. Lip
pard's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Locke Lippard.
The first melting of the newly
organized Junior Guild of Christ
I Church got off to a good start on
Wednesday evening, September 6,
with the election of the following
officers: President, Mrs. George
Kephart; vice president, Mrs.
James Davis; Secretary. Mrs.
Franklin H. Wilson; Treasurer,
Mrs. Richard G. Buckingham. A
committee consisting of Pamela
Bairso, Mrs. Adolph GUIDE, Jr., and
Mrs. Fred Maegher were appointed
to select Christmas program for
the Church School. Subsequent
meetings we're planned to include
projects of auxiliary work for the
church, speakers and discussion on
subjects of interest to the parti-
cular group, and of course, social
izing and refreshments. The next
meeting will be held on Wednesday,
October 4 at 8 P. M. in the con-
ference room at Christ Church and
it is hoped that many women of
the parish will attend in order to
become better acquainted and par
ticipate in this worthwhile activity.
Mrs. Leon Jourolmon who has
spent the summer in Rockville has
returned to her home in Nashville,
Tenn. to enter her children, Barry,
Myfanwy, and Leon Ill, in school.
Mrs. Jourolmon is the sister of
Charles w. Prettyman of Forest
Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke Athey are
busy these days getting settled in
their new home on Montgomery
Avenue.
Attending a dinner at the Old
New Orleans in Washington on
Sunday were Mrs. James L. Ank-
ney and Mrs. George Ankney of
Anderson Avenue. The dinner was
given in honor CT sister-in-law
Mrs. Clarabelle Dietz of Falls
Church, who will be married in
October.
The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. BUGGY Prescott will be inter
ested to know that they are settled
and enjoying their new apartment
in Silver Spring.
"Baliwick", the lovely estate of
: Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Bailey, Jr.
--efsGlen was the scene of gay fes.
.tiyity on Saturday. September 16
MI and Mrs. Bailey enter.aineo
,sts~a mint-julep and swimming
party in the afternoon, followed
shv' supper in the evening. Tn,
eighty-five guests were delegates
and their wives, who were attend
iriag~the meeting of the America
Bar Association being held il
lesANashington.
Dir. and Mrs. Ben +. Wyman o
Columbia, S. c. were week-en
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Somerve
Dawson at their home on Soutl
Washington Street. DR.. Wyman i
Director of the State Health De
partment of South Carolina.
Since their birthdays fall on tn,
same day Mac Mann, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Boyd H. Mann, and MIN
karn, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bradle,
c. Karn, decided to celebrate tn,
occasion together. On Saturda,
afternoon they were joint "hosts
to a large group Of friends TO,
luncheon. Among the little ones VIII,
gathered at Macs home on Dial,
Drive To wish him and Mimi "Man,