Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-26
ROCKCREST
Ruth E. Hayes,
Rockville 1929

Little Marian Hull, daughter of
1t. and Mrs. William B. Hull of
Anita Court celebrated her ninth
birthday with a party for her
friends and neighbors last Sun
day afternoon. Among her guests
were Phoebe Sue America, Maui
reen Hayes, Rita Kochowitcz, An
ne Comfy, Betsy Bridges, Mora
Hurley, Eleanor Houyoux, Susie
Perrine, Rena LEM, Marie Jen-
kins, Linda Van Houten. Mary Lou
Oliverio, and her three sisters,
Phyllis, Eileen and Laura. The
girls played Bunko and prizes
were won by Phoebe Sue America
and Mary Lou Oliverio, while
BOBBY prizes went to Linda Van
Houten and Marie Jenkins. The
incest gift Marian received was a
gardenia corsage from her Daddy
who is now in Korea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Conrad of
Lewis Avenue, with their sons,
Tommy and Jacky, celebrated their
wedding anniversary by taking a
short vacation in Connecticut.
While in New York they saw the
play, Call Me Madam.
The Potomac-Glen All Club met
at the school on Monday evening
for it's regular meeting. Mrs.
James Miller gave the girls some
interesting tips on how to place,
read and cut patterns, and how to
make gifts. Plans were made for
an exhibit to be held at the home
of their leader, Mrs. Lavina Robey
on Glen Road, next Tuesday for
the Homemaker's Club. Plans
were also made for achievement
day in Rockville.
Ann Comfy, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Levin Comfy of Lewis
Avenue is the latest victim of
measles in Rockville.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Willett, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Howard, Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Stream, Mr..
and Mrs. Mort Hayes and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Weaver were among
the many couples who enjoyed the
Kiwanis and Ki-Wives dance at
the Hospitality Hall in Washing
ton last Friday evening. Mrs.
Willett was winner of one of the
many prizes given during the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ennis are
attending the National Public
Health Conference at Biloxi, Miss.
as delegates. They will make a
tour of the south, including New
Orleans before returning to Lewis
Avenue. Mrs. Ennis parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard Topkis of Wash
ington, and her grandmother, Mrs.
Flora Andur of New York City,
are on hand to see that Judy and
Joan do not miss their parents too
much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace and little
Margaret of Agnew Drive have
returned from their recent trip to
Virginia Beach and Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Welsh of
Lewis Avenue are the proud par
ents of new baby boy who ar
rived at Suburban Hospital on
Wednesday, April Is, and tipped
the scales at 8 pounds 2 ounces.
The young mans name is William
Wesley and he is now at home in
Rockcrest with his family. Judy,
his big sister, paid a visit to their
paternal grandmother, Mrs. Char
les Welsh, in Bethesda but is now
back in Rockcrest.
Miss Vivian Lesher of Balti-
more, who is the niece of Sgt. and
Mrs. Joseph Convey of Agnew
Drive, was one of the contestants
on the Ted Mack Program on Tele-
vision last Tuesday evening. She
was accompanied on her trip 10
New York by her grandmother,
Mrs. Bessie Convey, and while there
will see some of the sights of the
big city.
Lynn Worden of Paul Drive, who
has been in Elkton, with her grand
Mrs. L. H. Lewis, is at
homo arain