Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-26


A hearty welcome home to one
of Montgomery County's most avid
Izaak Waltonians, Jim Berrier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berrier returned to
their home in Travilah on Friday
from Connecticut, where they have
been living for the past year or so.
The Charles A. Boards, Jr. and
their children, Cecilia and Chick,
spent the week end at Franklin
! Manor on the Chesapeake Bay.
/ Ice cream and cake, games and
the double feature" were all the
order of the day when young
Bruce Mackey, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mackey of Monroe
Street, celebrated his eighth birth
day on Saturday afternoon.
Brucie's guests for the big Occa-
sion were Laddie and Jimmy Kess-
Ter, Parker Diamond, Tom King,
Darby Bowman, Ronny Caruso,
Denny Argentine, and his big
brother, David.
The benefit dance held by the
Ki-Wives and the Kiwanians on
Friday evening as huge success.
The proceeds from the dance will
be used for the organization
work for under privileged child
rem. DR.. Alvin /. Kay and Mrs.
Kay of River Road were in charge
of arrangements, DR.. Kay repre-
senting the Kiwanis Club and Mrs.
Kay the Ki-Wives. Mr.. and Mrs.
BreretOn Poole and DR.. and Mrs.
Kay were joint hosts and took
large group of friends to the
dance. Among their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest de Sellers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Counselman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Payne, Mr..
and Mrs. William Carroll, DR.. and
Mrs. Robert f. Moran, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel E. Bogley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sterling Maddox. Mr.. and
Mrs. George de Franceaux, DR.. and
Mrs. Carl Wood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston c. King, Jr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Norton, Mr.. Percy Me
pold, Mrs. Naomi Drake, Mr.. and
Mrs. V, H. Hougen, DR.. and Mrs.
August Kramm.
The president OF the Montgomery
County Medical Society, DR.. Will
liam W. Welsh of Rockville, ad-
dressed neighborhood workers for
the Bethesda-Chevy Chase x-ray
survey at the Office of the County
tuberculosis Association in Be-
thesda on Monday evening. The
x-ray survey will be held May 1-l2.
Members of the Montgomery
County Council and County Man
ager, Irving G. McMayr were
hosts on Friday evening at a din
ner dance for members of the
County delegation and their wives
and husbands. The delightful
party was held at the Officers Club
at the Naval Hospital. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Hodge Smith of Rockville
were among the guests.
The Rockville Elementary School
has been proudly displaying a
Safety Banner which it recently
received from Dick Mansfield,
Director of Safety Program of the
Evening Star, for its splendid
record of no accidents.
One of the incest items of news
to report this week is that those
two genial gentlemen, John B.
Diamond and w. Valentine Will
son, who have both been under a
physicians care for many months,
are out and about again. Mr..
Diamond has returned to his duties
rs Chief, Revenue and Disburse-
ments for Montgomery County.
and Chief Wilson of the Rockville
Volunteer Fire Department is at
home from Walter Reed Hospi-
tai, and just waiting for that siren
to ring.
Chuck Dulane, whose marriage
to Miss Vicki Bayhl of New York
took place on Saturday in the
Rockville Methodist Church, was
given a Stag party" on Friday
night at the home of John Sey-
hold. Those gentlemen who gather
ID to wish Chuck well on the eve
If his wedding were Frank F.
Hayhl, the brides father from New
York, J. Hodge Smith, Bob Dron-
nburg, Chuck's brother, and Mr..
Seybold.
Rockville's popular Army and
Nir Force Recruiting Officer, Sgt.
ID Brown, has been buster than
yer these DAYS. BY invitation he
as appeared this week at each
montgomery County High School,
xplaining the Army and Air
'orce enlistment program to the
udents.
II took general to do it, but
iill Bouic got out of Rockville!
Ill and Sam Lee of Lynchburg.
Ia, former classmate of Bills
1t the University of Virginia,
ourneyed to New York last week
Tor the big city's welcome to
General Macarthur.
Rockville was well represented
At the opening ball game Friday
afternoon in Washington, when the
Mats beat the New York Yankees.