Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-09-06

WIN the coming OF the LdDOr
Day weekend, most of summers
activities and vacation days come
to an end, and the opening Of
school and winter activities begin
to take their places on the calen-
oar. For a few, however, Sep
TENDER remains a vacation month.
On Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Hodge Smith, Jr. and their chill
dren, Jeffry, Twinkle and Nickie,
accompanied by Mrs. Anne St.
Martin of Baltimore, took off for
a two week vacation at Ocean
City, Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
c. Kelley of Jamestown are ex-
pected to leave this week for
Ocean City where they will be
guests of the Smiths. Niagara
rails and scenic Canada are va
cation spots chosen by Mr.. and
Mrs. f. o. Gardner of South
Washington Street, and their
young son, Joe. They left on
Tuesday for a weeks motor trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton B. Keith
and their young sons, Brian and
Jerry, of South Washington
Street, recently returned from a
vacation at Bethany Beach, DEL,
while over the Labor Day weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson
were visitors at the popular Della
ware resort.
Former Mayor of Rockville,
Douglas Blandford, and Mrs.
Blandford, are at home again af-
ter a weeks visit to Ocean City.
Their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Elgin drove them
down land returned for them at
the end sof the week, .t.s f =
Taking a most unusual vacation,
Bill and Bob Headley, sons of Mr..
and Mrs. Bradford N. Headley IF
Wall Street, left Sunday for Can
ada where they will join others
for two weeks canoe trip through
Canada. The boys will paddle
to a point in northern Canada, 15C
miles above Montreal.
Two other Rockville youths left
Friday for Camp Echo in Pennsyl.
vania where they will attend the
pre-school football camp of
Friends School. They are Toby
Waller, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Flet-
cher c. Waller of Montore Street
and Jim Billiard, son of DR.. ard
Mrs. Dexter Billiard.
One of the first of the Rockville
Elementary School teachers to re-
turn for the coming year is Miss
Elizabeth Long of Harrison, Va
This is the second !5<ar that Mis-,
Long has been in Rockville. She
is one of the sixth-grade teacher:
and will make her home on Wal
Street again this year.
If you are wondering who Rock.
ville's very best tennis players are
Jack MARYLAND and Betty Butts
may well be called the champs
They were the winners in the
round robin tournament" held OF
the Welshes tennis courts over the
weekend. Their opponents in the
finals were Helen Welsh and Paul
Wilson. Ally Ritzenberg, Casper
Nanenis, Tim Thackery, Ted Rog-
ers and Rockville's very own
champion, Barney Welsh, partici.
pated in some exhibition matches
A hamburger supper in the Welsh
es garden brought the Labor Day
tournament to a very pleasant
ending.
Quaint Cape Cod and Martha's
Vineyard, historic Plymouth, Lex
ington and Concord, as well as a
tour of the scenic Berkshire and
Catskill Mountains were all in
cluded in the recent vacation trip
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Watson d. Phil
lips of Gail Drive. They spent
ten days visiting the wonders OF
New England, and Hershey and
Allentown in Pennsylvania. They
returned home for a few days and
then took off again for Cambridge
and Ocean City to wind up a won
derful vacation.
Slack Nicholson took off Thurs
day for Cherry Grove, S. C. where
the Donald DeLashmutts, the Win
slowe Renshawes and their sob
Michael, and Mrs. William Nc.
Kinnell and Cathy and Kent Nc
Kinnell have been mentioning for
the past two weeks. They all re.
turned to Rockville the first OF
the week.
Miss Betty Anne Headley arc
Miss Joyce Monday spent a few
days this week at North Beach
Park where they were guests OF
Betty AIMS uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. r. NJ. Williams.
Betty Anne and Joyce, along
with Mary Frances Evans. Sher.
rill Greiner, and Mickey Hudson
recently returned home from Camr
May Flather at Mt Scion, Va
where they spent two weeks.
On their recent trip to New
England, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Jones and their son, Bob, were