Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-24

| Mary Evans, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Bradshaw of Takoma
Park, rather than Mr.. and Mrs.
Murray Bradshaw, as enormously
! reported.
Private George w. McClain, Jr.,
son of George w. McClain, of Lux
manor, near Rockville, has COM
pleted the eight-week Leaders
Course, conducted by the Specialist
Training Regiment of the 9Th
Golden Arrow Infantry Division,
garrisoned at Fort Jackson. Column
bia, sc. Prior to his enlistment
in the Army in October of 1850,
Private McClain attended Bethes-
da-Chevy Chase High School and
George Washington University.
Mrs. Marjory Hendricks has re-
turned to her home at Normandy
Farm after a two-week motor trip
that included a visit with friends
at Madison, Wis, and a visit with
her son, Roger Todd Davis, psy-
chology instructor at the Univer-
sity of South Dakota at Vermillion.
Mrs. Hendricks attended the Ma
tional Restaurant Convention while
in Chicago. Mrs. Betty Case
Willoughby of Madison, Wis. and
Mrs. John Felsher of Madison and
Mazomanie, Wis. have been the
house guests for the last few days
of Mrs. Hendricks and her sister
Miss Genevieve Hendricks, at their
country home in the mountains at
Bluemont, Va.
Mrs. M. L. Reese. of Point-of-
View Farm, recently attended a
tea given by Mrs. Charles Brannan
of the Woman's National Dem
ocratic Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Shear
man of Laird Street, and Miss Vir-
ginia Griffith of Laytonsville, are
leaving today for Albany, MY
to visit the Shearman's daughter
Betty. Bill Sherman who is on
ten-days leave from Camp Lei eune
Ga, will also accompany his
parents.
In place of their regular meet.
ing on Monday evening, May %
members of the Rockville League
of Women Voters will assemble al
the home of Mrs. Roger w. Tubby
2l5 West Montgomery Avenue, al
7:45 and attend the County Coun.
Gil hearing on the recreation bill
Mr.. and Mrs. David E. Belts OF
Falls Road were hosts at large
family party on Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Belts, the former Maude Viii
son, gathered together fifty mem
bers of the Wilson family for &
meeting of the clan. The guest.
came from far and wide to attend
the party-West Virginia, Balti
more, Fairfax County, Va, Wash
ington, and nearby Maryland
: They represented four generation!
of Wilson's and ranged in age from
; 20 months to 80 years. Many haC
never met before. A buffet sup
per eliminated the afternoon O.
happy reminiscing and reunion O
the family.
Young Bobby Grigby, son o
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grigsby o
, Silver Spring, is at home from
Children's Hospital, where he ha
been a patient for several months
: Bobby, who has been critically i'll
} is reported to be in better healtl
than he has enjoyed for a Ions
time. The Grigsbys are former
residents of Rockville and hav,
many friends here.
The students of St. Angela Hal
held their annual May Procession
on Sunday afternoon at the school
Toni Kekenes, daughter of Mr.. anC
Mrs. +. P. Kekenes. of Great Oal
Road, Manor Club, was the May
queen.
The recent warm weather ha!
brought Rockville's tennis enthus
lasts out. Barney Welsh'S tw,
beautiful tennis courts have beer
alive with activity these past few
days.
Saturday evening, Mr.. and Mrs
William Nicholson entertained at I
large after nine" party at Their
home on Falls Road. Guests at tn,
gay party included a number OF
their Washington friends.
Private John Henry Magrudel
who has just completed a 10-weeks
special engineering course at Fort
Belvoir, is on a seven-day fur,
Tough. He expects to leave foi
Germany with the Second Armorcc
Division sometime in June. Privat,
Magrudcr received his boot train
ing at FIT. Hood, Texas. His wifi,
the former jeanne Brosius, ha,
been making her home with her
mother, Mrs. Dorothy Brosius, in
kensington. Private Magruder is
the grandson of Mrs. John Ryan OF
! Falls Road
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Beall. young
Sandy and Stevie, moved on Satur.