Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-03-20
Rockville and Vicinity
Mrs. John Diamond III - Rockville 1872
Or Call Rockville 2144 - 2145

!. Last week, we told you about a
i group Of Rockville Girl Scouts who
/, signed up at the recent Civil De-
3 Tense meeting as messengers in
/ civil defense work. And is our face
I red, for we gave troop numbers
Z that probably no one ever heard
| of! At any rate, we have it straight
now and we are sorry, girls. We
/ still think it was a wonderfully
) fine thing to do, and one that more
/ adults might foil wv. From Junior
Troop No. 222, Dnris Umbenhauer,
/ Agnes Kendall and Cheryl Grinor
volunteered, while from Troop No.
SO Vivian Reedy and Martha Bond
signed up.
Perhaps no native Rockvillians
! love our fair town more than do
!. DR.. and Mrs. Howard Bruenn who
!, made their home here during the
war years, wniie DR.. Biuenn was
i stationed at the Naval Hospital in
Bethesda. They spent the week end
| in Rockville as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. David E. Belts at their home
d on Falls Road, en- route to Char
lotte, NC, where they will visit
!. Mrs. Bruenn's brother, Charles Con-
ner, and has wife. DR.. and Mrs.
j Bruenn who make their home in
/ Riverside, NY, are frequent visi-
i tors to Rockville where they say
4 they spent such happy years, and
where they always enjoy reunions
! with tn cir friends and former
{ iieighbors on Upton Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Tubby and
their children, Suzanne, Jean, and
Peter, drove to Scarsdale, NY, for
the week end where they attended
a family reunion and celebration
honoring Mrs. Tubby's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Williams of Sears
dale. On Saturday evening Mrs.
Tubby, together with her sisters,
e Mrs. Armstead Bayne of Norfolk,
i Va, and Mrs. Claude Edgerton of
\ Chappaqua, NY, was conostess at
< the Scarsdale Lodge at cham
/ payne reception in celebration of
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Golden
o Wedding Anniversary. over 100
v friends and members of the family
t attended the beautiful party hon
4 oring the couple on this most Won
! derful of all anniversaries. T h e
Tubbys returned to Rockville on
! Sunday and Mr.. Tubby, who is
nj NIB er of President Truman's
staff at the White House, left by
plane to join the Presidential party
] in Key West.
Come Tuesday evening, Norman
dy Farm will be buzzing with ac-
tivity, for this is the date of the
annual turkey dinner and bazaar
of the Potomac Church. Besides the
traditional turkey with all the trim
minis, there will be home cake and
Ice cream for dessert. Mrs. Brere
ton Poole and Mrs. Stuart Upton
are in charge of the dining room,
with Mrs. Russell Shearer serving
as general chairman of the event.
She is being assisted by Mrs. John
B. Hudson, food; Mrs. Samuel f.
Bogley, bazaar; Mrs. James Elgin,
tickets. Publicity chairman is Pres
ton c. King, Jr., who has as his
aides Mrs. Clarence Streeter, Mrs
John Redding, Mrs. Mary Harris
and Mr.. Robert Thiel. The bazaar
will offer many gift novelties, fea-
tured by an auction of cakes and
pies baked by the men of the con-
: gregation.
Rose H. Billiard, daughter of DIR.
and Mrs. Dexter NJ. Billiard of Rose
Hill, has returned home for the
|, Spring vacation from her studies at
\ Goucher College, Baltimore, where
L she is enrolled in the junior class.
Word comes from Camp Rueker,
Ala, that Corporal Frank A. Sipe
4 of Rockville has been accepted to
|, attend the Engineer Officers Cam
didate School at Fort Belvoir, Va.
4 Upon completion of the school he
will be commissioned as second
lieutenant. Prior to entry into the
: service he was a student at the
: University of Maryland. Mrs. Sipe