Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-01-24
Twin Brook
News
Mrs. Claud o. Cross
Rockville 1919

StillWell Avenue is gradually
getting that "lived on" look. Sew.
eral families have moved into their
new homes during the past few
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter W.
Mangan and daughter, Claudia,
from Washington, are settled at
$500; Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Jones
and two sons, Silver Spring, at
5704; Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Eckhardt
and 3 sons, Washington, at SIG;
Mr.. ard Mrs. Arthur L. Burt and
two children, Washington, at $40;
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon F. Johnson,
and Kathy and Bobby, Washing
ton, AZ STA.
M/Set. and Mrs. Leo Byrne anG
daughter are at $40 Stillwell.
Sgt. Byrne is stationed at Boiling
Air Field. Their Sunday dinner
guests were YN/2 and Mrs. Earl
Stanton of Washington, and Phil
lip Salvatore of Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Watson,
and daughter, formerly of Wash
ington, are at SIT. Mrs. Watson's
mother, Mrs. Adelia Dees, of Ha
zelhulst, Mississippi, is here for
a months visit.
Atlantic Avenue also has some
ewcolners. Among theme are Mr..
and Mrs. LANCE and sons, Philip
and Alex, at 1902. They have
been in this country only one and
q half years, having come from
the U. S. Occupation Zone in Ger
many under the sponsorship IF
their brother, Eric Schiller, of AL
cxandria, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Schu-
Ter and children, Irene and Gareth
we're Sunday guests of the Langes.
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Polglase, for
merly of OXon Hill, Md, are To-
Gated at 1906 Atlantic. Mr.. POI
glase, who uses the professions.
name Of Bill Malone, is a radio
and ~ announcer with Station
WMAL. Over last weekend he was
in New York as announcer for
Swans Down on the Claudia
show, presented Sundays at $50
pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Ward.
Jr., 1902 Atlantic, and her mo
Their, Mrs. T. H. Hollingsworth,
had as their Sunday guests, Mrs.
Robert Ward, Sr., and daughter,
Kitty, of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Belant and
small daughter, of Halsey Road.
are back with us for few weeks.
They have been living at Camp
Pendieton, Calf, where he was
stationed with the Marines, and to
which place he expects to be re-
assigned in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Gingery and
family are enjoying a weeks visit
from their mother and grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Don Gingery, of Clear
field, Pa.
Raymond Maryman, Jr. was five
wears cid January 16 and his mo
Their honored him with a party.
Those coming with Happy Birth
day wishes and enjoying the big
cake and the ice cream were Alan
Holbrcok, Billy Murphy, Bobby
Whalan, Judy Book and Marsha
Gibbs.
Last Thursday Mrs. Rudolph
Dorner entertained the clerical
staff of the hydromechanics lao
cratory of the David Taylor Model
Basin with a spaghetti dinner. 1t
was to honor Miss Joyce Perry,
who is leaving the office soon.
The Homemakers Club met with
Mrs. Joe Wilson January 16. The
years work as outlined in the new
Year Books was discussed and will
be carried out under the following
chairmen and project leaders:
Foods, Mrs. Hamilton Wells; Cul.
tural, Mrs. George Mclaughlin:
International Relations, Mrs. Doa
Gingery; Short Course, Mrs. Lee
Woelk; Clothing, Mrs. Leo Nc
Carthy; Cookies, Mrs. Barnard
Cheslosky; Membership, Mrs. Nor.
man Perrison; handspring, Mrs.
John Curling; Toys, Mrs. Nicholas
Piegari. A we'll planned report,
with group discussion, on Our
Responsibility to Children" was
given by Mrs. Peter Massaro and
Mrs. Norman Perrison. The host
esses served pizza and coffee ut
the conclusion of the evening.