Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-10


residents are leaving the local
scene to spend the holidays with
friends and relatives. On Tues
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Haley
and their three children left for
Newark, Ohio where they will
spend week as the guests of Mrs
Kaley's brother, and his wife, Mr.,
and Mrs. Carey Goodwin. On
Wednesday Mrs. Ray Looper and
her son, Glenn, accompanied by her
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Athey of Jamestown left
Rockville by motor for Pekin, Ill.
where they will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Brooke Athey for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Athey, who formerly
made their home in Rockville, have
been living in Pekin since last Nov
ember. Mr.. Athey is Mrs. Looper's
brother. Also on Wednesday, the
Stephen G. Wrights and their chill
dren left for a ten-day motor trip
to Florida. They expect to visit
friends in Daytona Beach.
Saturday morning, Mrs. Dick
Hickman, accompanied by Mrs.
Wendell Turner, Mrs. Charles AL
bert, and Miss Virginia Karn, will
leave for Rochester, N. Y. to visit
her two daughters, Laura Lee and
jeanne, who are students in the
School of Nursing at the Univer-
sity of Rochester.
On Tuesday, Mrs. Shirley Pre-
scott expects to leave for Atlanta,
ga. where she will visit her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
BUGGY Prescott. The Prescotts,
who left Rockville in February to
make their home in Atlanta, are
living with Mrs. Prescott's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Reese, in the
Georgia city.
This week found number of
Rockvillians home from holiday in
Florida. On Tuesday, the Harri-
son Englands, the Charles Boards,
ST., and the Donald deLashmutts,
all of Forest Avenue, returned
from a six weeks vacation in Deer
field Beach. -
Birthdays have a place in the
news this week.On Friday, Pamela
Best, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William o. Best of West Montgom-
cry, celebrated her tenth birthday
with an after school party. Her
guests included Sandy Steinberg,
Charlene Steinberg, Karen Beane.
Barbara Howard and Kathy Beall.
In the "pig-tail and crayon set,
three-year-old Ann Frazer KEEP
hart, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kephart of Forest Avenue,
celebrated her birthday on Tuesday
afternoon. Ten members of the
very little people helped her cele-
brate the all-important occasion.
Montgomery Chapter, SO, O.E.S.
had a birthday, too. On Tuesday
night, members of the local chapter
celebrated its twenty-second birth
day at the Masonic emple. Chap
ters in the surrounding areas were
invited to attend the party. Mrs.
EVELYN Purdum is worthy matron
and Wilbur Davis is worthy patron.
Moving to Spring Ridge Road,
Just off River Road. from Bradley
Boulevard where they have been
living for some time, was like COM
ing home to DIR. and Mrs. William
S. Mu~nhv. The Murphvs are busy
these days getting settled in their
beautiful new home. "Sprin e
Knoll" where thew moved about
three weeks ago. Very we'll known
in Rockville, the Murphys and
their dsughter. Patsey, formerly
lived an West Montgomery Avenue.
Also in the moving picture Mrs
Clifton Dronenburg and her daugh-
ter, Margaret, who are finding
themselves busy getting oriented
in their new home on West Mont.
gomery Avenue. They moved Sat
urday from their former home on
North Adams Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph S. Scott of
Horizon Hill on Falls Road, are
looking forward to an Easter visit
from Mrs. Norah Riseley of Johan.
nesburg, South Africa, who will be
their guest over the weekend. In
May, the Scots expect to leave fol
Africa on a hunting trip. They
will be away four months and their
trip will include tour of some OF
the European countries before they
leave for Africa.
On May first, Mrs. Scott is turn.
ing her lovely home, Horizon Hill
over to the Rockville Woman's
Club for a desert bridge party Il
begin at one pm. Members of the
Club are hoping that many will
avail themselves of the opportunity
TO not only enjoy an afternoon o.
bridge but 20 see the beauty Of
Horizon Hill with its magnificent
view, swimming pool, and colonia
garden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec. Prescott, III