Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-24

ming at ten am. the Rockville Com
munity Garden Club is holding its
annual Flower Mart on the Court
House Green in Rockville. This
will be wonderful opportunity to
buy ANIMALS and perennials for
your flower gardens. Mrs. Watson
Phillips and Mrs. Bradford Head
ley are CO chairmen of the plant
committee and they are planning
wide variety of both ANIMALS and
perennial plants for sale. Since
the experts tell us that by May 10
weather conditions locally will be
safe for flower planting, plan to
come to the mart and stock up for
your garden.
Among the service men from
Fort Knox, Ky. who spent the
Easter holiday here were Jack E.
Hawkins, Lee E. Hubble and r. L.
Owens. The boys arrived by plane
Friday night and returned Sunday
evening.
A happy surprise was given the
children of the Christ Child Con-
valescence Farm on Easter morn
ing when they were presented
twenty-five lovely Easter baskets
by the Women of The Moose of
Rockville.
Two groups of Blue Birds of
Rockville one heaed by Mrs. Joseph
America and the other by Mrs.
Howard Ennes and Mrs. Robert
Henley made Easter. baskets of
pastel shades and filled nests with
little chicks and candies for the
children at Christ Child Farm.
Miss Sabina hulcher returned
Sunday from a visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Hui
cher of Richmond, Va. Miss hull
cIler is an assistant to Mrs. Buell.
M. Garaner, director OF Christ
Child ConvaIescence rarm for Chill
dren.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Pyles
have returned from a visit to Char
lesion, s. e. where they motored
to see the famous gardens. Mrs.
Pyles mother, Mrs. Theodore Jen-
klns, has returned to her home in
Hagerstown after a visit here with
her daughter and her husband.
Among the Florida vacationers to
return home this week were Mr..
ana mrs. FRANK Williams, Jr. and
their daughter, Emily, and Mrs.
Frank Williams, Sr. all of whom
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Brook Jackson in Sarasota for sew
eral weeks.
Very suntanned and refreshed
from their sojourn in the sun at
Miami Beach for the past two
weeks, Mr~and Mrs. John H. Mark
land arrived home on Sunday.
This week, Paul Bennett is leav-
ing for Jacksonville and Daytona
Beach for two months visit.
Mrs. John Allnutt and her daugh-
ter, Barry Leigh, are guests Of
Mrs. Allnutt's father, Walter A.
Williams.
A group Of old friends got to-
gether Saturday night in River
dale when Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy
Cashell entertained the Leonard
Smiths the AL Hunts and the Val
Wilson's. The Hunts and the Cash
els will be remembered here as
they formerly lived in Montgomery
County.
Leonard Nicholson is receiving
congratulations these days on his
promotion to the rank of Lieuten-
ant Commander in the Coas;
Guard. lie and Mrs. Nicholson
have recently purchased new
home in Green Acres and with theii
young daughter, Mary Alice, ex-
pect to move in within the next
few weeks. They have been living
in Washington.
A number of folks took advan-
tage of the beautiful weather last
weekend and made visitations to
nearby Virginia Mr.. and Mrs.
TYSON Wheeler of Beall Avenue
left Friday morning for Williams
burg where they spent the week
end.
Others to motor to the historic
town were Mr.. and Mrs. Winslow
Renshawe and their son Michael
MIR. and Mrs. Frank A. Taylor
Jr. and their three young daughters
went down in the apple blossom
country to Winchester where they
visited Mr.. Taylor's aunt, Mrs
John Rosenberger. Rev. Frank A
Taylor, d. ID. accompanied his son
and his wife on the trip and was
the weekend guest of Mrs. Rosen-
berger
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Buffers Of
Beall Avenue had as their guests
over the Easter weekend, Mrs
Bullers' sister, Mrs. Rudolph 0lser
Of Phoenixville, Pa. and her hus'
hand and two children. On Sun
day, Mrs. Buffers brother, Harry
Heede Of Silver Spring and Mrs
Heede and their three children
Joined the group for dinner to com.
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