Montgomery County sentinel., 1951-06-21

h"y, ouhC ~, at INOShclSlleI meiIi'
oriatl Chapel. Mr.. Schartz re.
ceived degree of doctor OF
philosophy.
Miss Dorothy Mills left on Tues
day for two weeks vacation with
friends in Duluth, MINI. Upon hel
return home, she will take a posi-.
ton with the Association of Inter.
national Machinists in Washing.
ton, which she has recently ac.
cepted.
William II. Cobuln of Route a
Rockville received degre of Bach.
ellor of Laws at the May 30tt
graduation exercises at George
Washington University. Betty
Jane Howard, daughter of Mrs
Lucie G. Howard of Rockville, re.
ceived a degree of Bachelor of
Arts in Psychology.
One of 5000 future Navy of.
ficers from 81 colleges and univer.
sites who will participate in a
Naval Reserve Officer Training
Corps cruise this year is Midship-
man James G. Davis, USNROTC
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin L.
Davis of 103 West Montgomery
Avenue, a student at CARMEL Uni
versity in Ithaca, NY.
The James B. Davis and the
AdOlph Guide, Jrs., spent a leisure
ly weekend aboard the chris craft,
"Helvic", cruising in Maryland
and Virginia waters. Leaving
Colonial Beach, Va, early Friday
morning they visited Annapolis,
SOlomon's Island and St. Mary's
City, before returning late Sunday
evening. They covered approx
mately 215 miles on the trip.
/ The Bill Burrows young grand
sons, Robert Leroy Dutrow, Jr.
and Ronnie Dutrow, are at home in
Gaithersburg after tonsillectomies
at Suburban Hospital last week.
Robert suffered a setback and had to
return to the hospital for awhile,
but both boys are fine now and glad
to be united with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dutrow, at
their home on George Street.
DR.. and mrs. William B. Adams
are delighted to have with them as
guests for the summer their SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Malmborg of Gainesville,
Fla. Mr.. Malmborg received his
masters degree from the Univer-
sity of Florida at Gainesville, on
Monday. Dr.. Adams is pastor of
the Rockville Baptist Church.
In the wee small hours of Tues
day morning, Buddy Wire, young
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wire, left
for Haugan, Mont, where he has
a government appointment with the
Forest Service for the summer
months. He is driving with friends
to Minneapolis and from there will
fly to Montana. His very good
friends, Bobby Peter and Frazier
Dawson, together with his mother,
saw him off. Saturday night the
same boys, together with another
good friend, Bradley Karn, were
Buddy's guests at his home, at a
farewell dinner. Buddy, who grad
uated from Richard Montgomery
High School Monday night, will
enter V.P.I. in the fall.
Saturday, youngsters of the
Church School of Christ Church in
Rockville enjoyed lively picnic at
the Agricultural Center in Gath
ersburg. The annual affair brings
to close the Sunday School activ-
tiles for the summer. Valentine
c. Wilson, Superintendent of the
Sunday School and the teachers,
were hosts.
Alvin and Barbara Veirs are at
home again after trip to Chi
cago. They flew out on Thursday
and returned by motor on Monday.
Word comes from the Fred Bair-
sto family in London that they are
still "house hunting. Colonel
Bairsto has reported for his new
duty and Pam is doing some model
ling. They write that meats and
fats are scarce in their native Eng
land and that they are homesick
for Rockville, and speak of
when" they will return.
An interesting visitor to Rock
vile recently was Captain Charles
Blair of Pan American Airways,
who visited his good friends, the
Tom Jones, at their home on River
Road, Captain Blair made history
recently when he flew a Psi across
the Atlantic and from Northern
Norway to Alaska and across the
North Pole, carrying the first air
mail across the pole with the
Damon Runyon Cancer Fund cover.
Captain Blair who halls from Port
Wa 'hington. NY. is an old friend
of Tom Jones. Their friendship
dates back to the days when they
10Th flew for American Export. The
Jones young son, Bob, is the proud