Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-08-16
Rockville and Vicinity
Mrs. John Diamond III - Rockville 23l2
Or call Rockville 1856 2l45

Mr.. and Mrs. Stedman Pres
colt, Jro are enjoying a motor
tour Of the New England states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hutchinson
and family of Croydon Avenue,
just returned Sunday from a
weeks vacation at Solomons Is
land.
Ruth Rokahr, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Harry c. Rokahr of Paul
Drive, returned from Germantown
School of Nursing at Philadelphia
to visit her family for three
weeks. Ruth and her mother left
Tuesday to fly to Wisconsin to
visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Wells, Ag-
new Drive, Rockcrest, left Satur-
day for a weeks vacation at a
Baptist Church resort near An
napolis. Sgt. and Mrs. Ed Brown
and family of Blandford Apart
ments are expected to join them
this week for several days.
Rev. and Mrs. Don Marsh of
Blandford Avenue, had as their
guest last weekend Beverly Nc
Dowell, a senior at the Toccoa
Bible College, Georgia. Mrs.
Marsh's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Hand of Schenectady are
due here this week to spend a
few days.
A wiener roast and vesper .serv-
ice, planned by the Youth Fellow
ship of the Methodist Church Sun
day evening, was relocated from
Sugar Loaf Mountain to the
Church, because Of the rain. Judge
Charles W. Woodward, one Of the
trustees Of Sugar Loaf, gave an
interesting talk on the history of
the mountain.
Dorothy Lee Dodge, siX-year-old
daughter Of the Rev. and Mrs. Yves
ley Dodge is spending this week
with Mrs. Mary Burdette Of Da-
mascus.
The Thomas Skaters have re-
turned after spending a few days
with Mr.. Slater's uncle, Charles
Thomas, at his cottage near An
napolis.
Bear Mountain Inn, n. Y, South
Yarmouth on Cape Cod, Plymouth
and Hyannis, Mass, were some of
the points visited recently by Miss
Elizabeth Robertson and Miss
Gladys Benson.
Guests Of Rev. and Mrs. Wesley
Dodge this week were Rev. and
Mrs. c. j. Andrews and two sons,
OF Roanoke Rapids, N. Carolina.
Ralph (Stump) Benson, who was
seriously injured in an automobile
accident several weeks ago, is I'M
proving, and doctors have been
able to set the broken bones in his
arm, foot and leg. He is in a hos
pital in East Liverpool, ONO. His
mother, Mrs. Mayme Benson, and
a niece, Miss Barbara Burdette, are
III East Liverpool this week. Mrs.
Alan Corderman, his sister, re-
turned early in the week from
East Liverpool after spending
some time there.
The Women's Missionary groups
Of the Baptist Church met Tues
day evening, with Mrs. Herman
Adams in charge of the program
for the Ann Judson Society, and
Mrs. Mary Lou Hegeman for the
Annie Armstrong group. Hostesses
We're Mrs. Eugene Bridgewater,
Mrs. Oren Prather, Miss Elizabeth
Robertson and Mrs. Fred Dhyse.
MIR. and Mrs. Douglas Cornwell
Of Beall Avenue have sold their
home to MIR. and Mrs. Stanley f.
Miller OF -Four Corners, who will
take possession first OF September.
The Cornwells, with their daughter
Lane, viii leave Tor New Zealand,
Mrs. Cornweils native home, any
time reservations are available al
ter o. tober !. Mr. CorHwell met
ms wife then Miss Charlotte Bur
man, while serving with the Ma
rines i'm New Zealand.
Indiana bound are Mr.. and Mrs
Robert W. Bridges and family. fne
Bridges, who expect TO be gone
about ten days, will visit friends
and relatives in Indiana.
Or. and Mrs. Clinton Powell and
/ children, Of Baltimore, We're Wis
ltors OF Mir. and Mrs. Charles W..
Woodward, j., on Friday.
. The Morty Hayes left Saturday
morning for Florida where they
/ will visit relatives ami enjoy two
weeks vacation.
Bill BurToVs who has been hos
pitajzed Tor several weeks, return
ed to his home on saturday. Al
though he is improving, he will not
bee allowed to have visitors Tor a
while, his family said.
A wiener roast for nine of his
friends helped mark the 18th birth
. day anniversary OF Ronald Bridge
. water, son of M.. and Mrs. Eug.u.
Budgewater, on "Wednesday. En-
Joymg the occasion were Janice
, Bcall, Barbara Kraft, judy Me