Montgomery County sentinel., 1950-10-05

sidered to be one of the show
places in that vicinity. While the
doctors were attending the medical
meeting in Frederick their wives
>were taken on tour of the old
homes, many of which are located
around the Court House Square
and furnished with handsome an
tiques.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Hobbs Of
Bartlesville, Okla. are here for
brief visit with Mrs. Hobbs
mother, Mrs. Lillian Clogg.
"Jolly October is here today,
wind and rain are calling, as the
Undergraduates are singing. Oc-
tober has been jolly these past few
beautiful days.
One of the incest items of news
it is our pleasure to report this
week is that Walter Beall, more
affectionately known as BUD,
has been working at his ESQ Sta
tion on Montgomery Avenue.
Two more young students who
I, havereturned to college for the fall
term are the sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sumner Wood of Wood
Byrne Farm, Darnestown. Sum-
ner will enter his first year at
Harvard Medical School and David
will complete his senior year at
Harvard College.
Patsy Dalton, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert j. Dalton of Paul
Drive, is attending George Wash
ington this year. Patsy is living
in Washington while she is going to
school.
Anne and Evans Roberts, chill
dreh of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Evans Roberts of Seneca, have re-
suned their studies for the new
term. Anne has returned to Rut-
gers College in New Brunswick,
MI. and Evans has returned to
Haverford College in Haverford,
Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts have
recently moved to Montgomery
County from Hartford County
where they formerly made their
home.
The new home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel II. Walker is nearly COM
pleted on Glen Road. Mr.. and
. Mrs. Walker, who are now living
in Kensington, are anxiously
awaiting moving to Rockville.
1t will be of interest to many
tor know that Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam #. Belts of Somerset are the
proud and happy parents of baby
daughter. Jane Cringgan was
born September go in Garfield Hos
pitaL Mr.. Belts is the brother of
David E. Belts of Rockville.
The w. S. C. S. of the Rockville
Methodist Church met on Monday,
October 2, with members of the
Dickerson w: S. c. S. as guests of
the evening. The occasion marked
the tenth anniversary of the found
ing of the present society. Mrs.
Edgar Reed, Mrs. Ralph Benson,
Mrs. Dwight Hurley, Mrs. Stella
Martz, and Mrs. George l.. Fuller
were the hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Beard,
Jr., entertained a group of friends
at their home on Upton Street
Saturday night in celebration of
their twelfth wedding anniversary.
John Thomas Kelley, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas C. Kelley of Plea
saRf Hills Farms, Darnestown, is
among the many County boys TO re-
turn to the University of Mary
land for. the new term.
Among those who. attended the
Maryland-Navy Game in College
Park on Saturday were Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. f. Gingery of Ardennes
I. Avenue.
Arriving home from trip to
Cape Girardeau, NO., over the
week end were Mr.. and Mrs.
Bloyce Lewis and children OF
Grandin Avenue. The Lewises
visited with relatives while in
Missouri.
! Guy Francis Baker, jr., infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Baker, sr., 0,
Potomac Street, was christened OF
Sunday in Christ Church, with tn,
Rev. Raymond p. Black officiating
Sponsors were Mr.. and Mrs. W
Ralph Beall and Thomas Baker
/ Following the ceremony, Mr., ant
Mrs. Baker entertained at dinner
for the christening party.
The Rockville Unit of thC
League of Women Voters will hole
it's first meeting of the year Mon
day evening, October 9, at 8 o'clocl
ut the home of Mrs. Ernest A
Tupper, 531 West Montgomery
Avenue. The results of the pri
maries and the issues in the com
ing election will be examined ano
appraised. All those interested in.
the work Of the League are cor
daily invited.
Dick Teller, son of Captain an6
Mrs. Steadman Teller of Darnes
town, has resumed his studies at
st. Andrews in Delaware.
Colonel j. NJ. Chambers of South
Washington Street has recently
flown to Alaska where he will
spend five weeks travelling with
subcommittee Of the Armed Serv.
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