Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-07-24
Sandy Spring Neighborhood
MRS ALLAN BROOKE Fulton s-41s7
MRS ALLAN BROOKE

Camp Miniwancia at Stoney
Lake, Michigan, which is located
on the east shore of Lake Michi-
gan, is popular spot for a num-
Der of community residents this
summer. This is a leadership train
ing camp for boys and girls. Ann
Baughman left on June oath for
five weeks at the younger girls
camp.
Miss Virginia Brown and Miss
Charlotte Conway who will both
be counselors will leave July 26
foc,two weeks of older girls camp
trAning. Neal Miller will also
leave for the camp on July 26th.
She will represent Sherwood High
School as the winner of the Ruth
Baughman scholarship to the camp
The winner of the boys scholar
ship, Robert Nash, will attend the
older boys camp starting August
9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur N. Baugh-
man are others who will spend
four weeks at the camp. Mr..
Baughman will be an instructor
and Mrs. Baughman will serve as
a counselor.
After camp Miss Brown and
Conway plan to travel to Okla
homa and Texas, returning home
on September LIST by way of the
Smokey Mountains.
There will be several regretable
changes in the teaching staff at
Sherwood High this fall. Miss
Brown who has been most popu
lar and capable head of the girls
physical education department has
requested a transfer and will be
teS&ing at Leland Junior High.
MN Conaway will be with the
Home Economics Extension Ser
vice of Maryland University as a
home demonstration, and Mr.. James
Muthig, who was science teacher
last year, has moved to Greenwood,
Del, and is employed as a chemist
in the Dupont Company at Sea-
ford, Del.
The Misses Jocelyn Johns, Betty
Chichester, Jean Bryan and Shir-
ley Hobbs spent last week at Re-
hobeth Beach, Del. They were ac-
companied by Miss Virginia Brown,
Miss Charlotte Conawav and the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Conaway.
Miss Carrie Owings arrived last
Monday for ten dav visit with
her sister, Mrs. L. B. Riggs of
Brookeville. On Tuesday Mrs. Rig
gs entertained at a delightful des-
sert bridge for her guest.
Another summer guest is Miss
Anne Miller of Montclair, N. j.
who will spend the next month or
so with her mother, Mrs. Robert
Miller Sr. at The Highlands. Miss
User took a motor trip through
New England the early part of the
summer and while visiting at Ed
carton, Mass. she saw Mrs. Henry
Miller, Miss Barbara Miller and
Miss Mabel Grey, former residents
of the neighborhood who now live
in Wilmington, Del. and who are
spending the summer at Vineyard
Haven, Mass.
Robert Webb, grandson of Mrs.
Robert Miller Sr. will be indicted
into the armed services on July %.
Mr.. Webb was graduated from
Harvard in June.
Miss Claire Ehlers of Savannah,
Georgia, has returned home after
a visit with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Brooke at
their home, Squirrel Hill.
The Olney Lay Health Commit
tee held its regular quarterly meet
ing on Wednesday at the clinic
rooms in the Montgomery County
Hospital. The meeting was unus-
ually interesting as there were
five nurses or nurse observers
present These were Miss Eliza
10 Jones, supervisor of nurses,
MISS Carman, Mrs. Castle, nurse
for this area, Miss Wagner for the
Colesville area. and Miss Miura
from Japan. The latter has just
completed a years study at Yale
University where she was working
toward her doctorate in public
health nursing. Miss Miura is now
observing the health program in
the county. Announcement was
made of the appointment of Miss
Jean Wright as the new county
health educator.
Parties for Miss Vertrees Candy
who will be married August to
Mr.. Paul Mel Malherbe have al
ready begun. On Wednesday eve
ninp Mrs. Yancev Chiffon. Mrs.