Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-18
Mrs. James Schroeder


Easton, Harry and Van Smith,
Judy Magruder and Larry Frye.
In the evening Mrs. Glenn Gill
liam entertafned for her daughter
Carole Lee whose guests were all
young ladies. Included in the in
vitations were Sandra Lee King
Rosalie Sandison; Mary Schroeder;
Beverly Mullican; Nancy Howse;
Roberta Messer; Linda Watkins,
Linda Williams; Joan Watkins;
Wanda Briggs; Anita and Judy
Watkins and Judy Gillian.
The Misses Anna and Margaret
McIlwee drove to the Grove on
Sunday to their home there. Miss
Anna is now improving and was
able to enjoy the beautiful dog
wood display and the wonderful
weather of Sunday.
The Grove Woman's Club is
holding their first meeting of the
summer season today at the Club
House.. Many of the members who
have not yet returned to the Grove
for the summer will be present,
and the afternoon will be a re-
union for many old friends.
Miss Lydia Mills, who has been
nursing an uncle in Pennsylvania,
has returned to her home in the
Grove. She has been away since
before Christmas.
Mrs. Edwin C. Cryer of St
Marys County spent the past week
with Mrs. Edith Emmons.
The Grove Homemakers will
meet next week with Miss Nan
Clavin, Mrs. Edith Emmons, Mrs
Keith Cornelius, Mrs. Will Pace
and Mrs. Henry Brake assisting.
1t has been very disturbing to
the workers of the B'ood Unit in
the Grove and Gaithersburg to
have to announce only twelve DON
ors were present when the Blood
mobile was in Gaithersburg re-
Gently. Many of US do not realize
the importance of the Blood Bank
and how beneficial it can be to
any one of US in an emergency
The rapid pace at which we live
is so full of trivial things, we are
pushing the important soul lifting
affairs from our lives.
The Robert Straws spent several
days last week in Lewis, Delaware
Leslie Smith is now at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. DaivC
Smith recuperating from tonsil
operation at the Montgomery
County General Hospital. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lyddane
are announcing the birth of son
at Georgetown Hospital on May
18th. The young man weighed Z
lbs. 10 ounces. Mrs. Lyddane who
is the former Miss Frances Hoyle
is now living with her husband il
their new home at Silver Spring.
St. Martins Church held theil
annual May Day celebration anC
picnic yesterday on the convent
lawn. This celebration included
regular field, day games and races
with delicious cold drinks anC
sandwiches served the guests.
One of Gaithersburg's mos
popular teachers was able to re
turn to her class on Monday after
an illness of nearly over a month
Miss Mable Becraft, who has beer
i'll at her home at Washington
Grove was greeted by her pupils
with enthusiasm.
Mrs. Mollie w. Christie and Mrs
Virginia Sacco are substituting a
Gaithersburg High School teaching
journalism and science.
Mrs. J. H. Wear and family
motored to Conowingo, Pa. on Sun
day to visit her mother Mrs. F
{. Register.
Mrs. Alfred Richards will enter
tain the Thursday Night Bridge
Club at her home in Washington
this evening.
The Federation of Homemaker'
Clubs held an all-day meeting a
Grace Church on Tuesday. Thu
Gaithersburg senior All girls gav'
style show for the entertainment
of the Federation.
The Lay Health Committee o.
Gaithersburg met on Tuesday eve
ming at the Health Center. DR.. Ed
win, ]. Bukowsky, local dentist
was the guest speaker. Officers O
the Committee are Mrs. William
w. Hinckley, chairman; Mrs. Johl
Engle, vice-chairman; Mrs. Georg'
Harding, secretary; and Mrs. Fen
ton Kephart, treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hoyle arr
at home after spending the frs
of the week in Atlantic City wher
Mr.. Hoyle attended the Banker
Convention being held there. Mrs
Hoyle enjoyed the sights of tn
town while her husband was at tn
meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rabbit hav
just returned from a motor tri
through the southwest. Durin
their trip they visited the painte
desert, the petrified forest, tn
Grand Canyon, Phoenix, Tucson
and spent several days at Houston
Texas, visiting friends.
Mrs. Karl Newell, with he
mother, Mrs. Thomas w. Davii