Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-08-23

wal IN Rockville gong INTO its
second week, and the biggest coun-
ty fair in the history of Montgom-
cry county opening Tuesday at Cal
thersburg, residents have been busy
dividing their time between the two
events.
Saturday found the Bill Bouic
family off for Bethany Beach, Del,
for vacation as well as Bobbe
Belts, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Belts, who accompanied her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Belts of Chevy Chase to the fav-
orite beach resort.
Friday, Mrs. Dick Hickman re-
turned from Ocean City, Md, with
her sister, Miss Virginia Karn, who
has been her guest at the Mary
land resort for the past week. Mrs.
Hickman rejoined her family in
Ocean City over the weekend with
her daughter, jeanne, who is on
two-week vacation from her stud
les at the School of Nursing of the
University of Rochester in New
York. The Hickmans will return to
Rockville the end of the month.
The lovely city of Quebec in
Canada and scenic New England
are the vacation spots chosen by
Mrs. Robert Peter, Mrs. William
Welsh and Miss Margaret Tyler,
who left on Tuesday by motor.
They will stop in Portland, Me-,
where young Tyler Peter will join
them for the return trip. Tyler has
been attending camp in Maine for
several months.
David and Sumner Wood, sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Wood of
Woodbyrne Farm in Jamestown,
have recently spent a few days in
Atlantic City, NJ, with their
grandmother, Mrs. Whitley Jacobs
of Washington.
On Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid DeLashmutt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Winslowe Renshaw and their son,
Michael, along with Mrs. William
McKinell and her children, Cathy
and Kent, left for two-week's
vacation at Cherry Grove, sc.
The Don Meid family of barnes
town Road left recently by motor
for a visit to their former home
in Indiana. While there they will
visit in Brook, Carmel and Fort
Wayne.
On Monday afternoon, George
anne GUIDE, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph GUIDE, Jr., celebrated
her sixth birthday at large party
at her home on Wall Street.
Word comes from the Carl Blink
ers from Oceanside, Calf, that
they are having a wonderful trip.
One of the highlights along the
way for their sons Bill and Jerry
was the deer they, found outside
their cabin in the Grand Canyon.
Miss Esther Cockburn of Buff
falo, NY. has been the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mackey of West Montgomery Az
enue for the past three weeks.
Miss Cockburn will return to her
home today.
If you would like to know a
good fishing spot where you can
"pull them in" as fast as you can
cast, ask the George Veirs, the
Ernie Fortins and the Herbert
Nicholsons. They spent the day at
Selomon's Island recently and came
home with a catch of 800 fish.
Captain and Mrs. Perry Griffith
are at Houston, Tex, where Cap
tain Griffith will be stationed at
Fort Sam Houston.
Last week, 1t. Davis Hershberg
er, USAF, and Mrs. Hershberger
of Memphis, Tenn, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Backus of Up
ton Street. Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Steen of Chicago, ILL.,, are house
guests of the BMkuses.
County Attorney and Mrs. David
Macdonald are at home in Silver
Spring, after spending a week at
Fenwick Island, Del, with their
three children and Mr. Macdonald's
mother.
A newcomer to Montgomery
County, and one whose name has
been in print lately, is Orval Hop
kins. Mr.. Hopkins has been writ
ing The District Line column in
the Washington Post for Bill Gold
while Bill is on vacation. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hopkins and their three at
tractive children make their home
on Seven Locks Road. They moved
to Rockville several months age
from Virginia. In a recent column
Mr.. Hopkins gave the Sentinel q
big plug" on the now famou;
Jay Beisser scoop. A hearty wei
come to our new neighbors, the
Hopkinses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hall OF
Wheelwright, Mass, and theil
three daughters, Edna, Dorothy
and Ruth, recently spent a week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred John,
son of Travilah Road. Mrs. Hall is
Mr.. Johnson's sister.
An event of great deal Of in.
terest took place on Sunday after
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