Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-03-01
Rockville And Vicinity
Mrs. John Diamond III - Rockville 1912
Or call Rockville 1856 PAS
Mrs. John Diamond III -
Or call Rockville 1856 Pas

we wish them well in their new
home.
Miss Irene Painter is back in
Rockville again after spending a
few days at her home in Maury-
town, Va.
Lloyd Williams of Hamilton, N.
Y, nephew of Mrs. Fletcher C.
Waller of Monroe Street, is at
Fort Jackson, S. C. taking his
basic training. Lloyd, who has
made his home with the Walters
for the past few months, enlisted
in the Army recently.
Mrs. William P. Sherman of
Laird Street was hostess at a
luncheon and card party at her
home on Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Shearman's guests were Mrs.
Frank Campbell, Mrs. Watson
Phillips, Mrs. William X. Copen-
haver, Mrs. John Diamond, III,
Mrs. A. ]. Dalton, Mrs. Thomas
Lee and Mrs. Bradford Headley.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Watson D. Phillips of Gail Ave-
nue., were Mr.. and Mrs. Theodor
Won Zielinski of Washington.
The activities committee of the
Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
Church in Rockville met at the
home of Mrs. William X. Copen-
haver on Wednesday evening to
formulate plans for a card party
to be held on Friday, April Is,
in the Parish Hall. A box of cloth
ing, containing many handmade
articles has recently been mailed
to the Cheyenne River Indian Mis-
sion in Gettysburg, N. d.
The Rockville Branch of the
Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
Church met at the home of the
president, Mrs. A. ]. Dalton, on
Wednesday night. This group has
recently completed new Nylon cur
4 tains for the doors Of the study
and sacristy of the Church. =.
! Tuesday evening, March 6, the
Rockville Elementary P-TA will
meet in the auditorium of RIM
HIS. Rockville's Director of Civilian
Defense, Col. Justice w. Chambers
is to be the guest speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Fahey and
their young daughter of Detroit
Mich. are spending the week in
Rockville as guests of Mrs. Fahey's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis
of Blandford Avenue.
Mrs. Clarence r. Streeter, Jr
of Grandin Avenue, who is presi.
dent of the Colby Junior College
Alumni Association, was the of.
fetal hostess at this organization.
recent dinner meeting at Water
Gate Inn. Another local member
of the group is Mrs. Arnold Mckee
of Manor Club Estates. Miss Gene
We've Miller, field Representative,
of Colby Junior College, was {
special guest of honor at the din
ner meeting.
The annual benefit supper ant
bazaar of the Potomac Church will
take place this spring at Nor
mandy Farm on Monday, April 2
1t will be of interest to thei
many friends in Rockville to know
that Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w
Belt and children, formerly o.
Norwood Road, are now in thei
new home in Basking Ridge, N
J. Mrs, Belts sister, Miss Ann'
Prescott, has just returned t.
Rockville after a weeks visit t,
Basking Ridge. e.
Word has come from Key West
Fla. from Mayor and Mrs. G.. La
Mar Kelly that they are enjoyin,
the sun bathing and swimming.
Mrs. Mary Lou Hegeman of tn
Sentinel Staff writes us from
Miami Beach that it is lovely Their
and she, too, is enjoying the SUI
bathing and has been swimming
in the ocean every day. .'
Those Of us here in the offic
had touch of the real thing
Tuesday morning when Mrs. Elsi
White Haines, received a small
spray of orange blossoms iron
Mrs. Robert Billhimer, who live
in Sanford, Fla. We "smelled" lik
Florida, anyway!
One of Rockville's "sages," Bill
Burrows, has been confined to hi
home for two weeks rest-doc
tors orders. Bill, however, is i'm
proving and we hope will soon b
out and around again.
Norman J. Gettings has return
ed from Langley Field, Va. wher
he was recalled to active dut
with the U. S. Air Force. He serv
ed as Master Sgt. during Worl
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