Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-07-03
Sandy Spring Neighborhood
MRS ALLAN BROOKE Fulton s-4ls7
Fulton s-4l57

her little son, Charles, Third, flew
to Atlanta, Georgia, last week to
spend two weeks with relatives.
Second 1t. Conner, USA, is at pre-
sent in Korea where he is assigned
to unit of construction engineers.
j. Justus Meyer, Jr. who is spend
ing year in the Orient as Civi
Ian employee of the Department Of
National Defnese, is now stationed
on the Russian border. His letters
tell of the intense cold-quite a
contrast to the heat of Korea where
he spent some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Arnatt were
quests of honor at several parties
last week before their marriage on
Saturday AFTERNOON. Cantor and
Mrs. Jacob Barkin of Washington
we're hosts at barbecue supper on
Wednesday, June 18.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Baldwin gave
. dinner party for twelve in their
Washington home on June 20, and
following the rehearsal on June 26,
Mr.. Paul Galloway, organist of the
Washington Cathedral who served
as best man, gave stag party for
Mr.. Arnatt. That same evening
Mrs. j. H. Arnatt. mother of tho
groom, entertained the bride and
bridesmaids at dinner.
Miss Dorothy Wetherald has
gone to Narbath, Pa. where she
will be the guest of her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Wetherald for ten days
Nfter that she Will go to Canada
for a visit of several weeks with
another brother, Mr.. Harry Wether-
Gld, and Mrs. Wetherald in their
hummer home on Lake Erie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Kirk "
entertained at a supper party Sat
urday evening in honor of M.
Kinks sister, Mrs. Dan Howe of
San Antonio, Texas. The other
guests were Mrs. Roger Harvey,
Miss jean Coulter and Mrs. William
Dinwiddle. Mrs. Howe, who is
remembered as the former Evelyn
Kirk, HIS been the house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Harvey in their
Virginia home.
Mr.. end Mrs. r. Justus Hanks
end little Nicky have returned frorn
a months visit in Columbus, Ohio
snd Tucson, Arizona.
Alban Brooks is attending
AFROTC summer training camp
at Tyndall Air Force Base, Panama
City, Florida. He will return home
early in August.
The largest class in Sherwood's
- 46 in number - was
graduated at exercises held Tues
day evening, June II, in the school
auditorium. There was no formal
address, but Mr.. H. Stanley Slime,
member of the Board of Educa-
ton, said few words to the class
before presenting the diplomas.
The valedictorian was Mary
Mathews Molly Miller, and Billie
Jean Garland was salutatorian. The
president of the class, Barbara
Rivers, made the presentation of
the class gift to the school. This
was podium and chairs for the
stage plus a substantial sum of
money to be used for the school
name on the new unit now under
construction.
The PTA scholarships were won
by Delisle Walker and Judy Weav-
er. Bruce Berlage won the FLA
award for the best work in a SUI
pervised agricultural project. The
Sensselaer Polytechnic Institute
medal in recognition of excellence
in scientific and mathematical stud
les was awarded to Jon Treadway.
Neal Miller, a junior, received
the medal given by the Chevy
Chase Chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolution for
excellence in American history. The
good citizenship medals, also pre-
scented by the OAR, were won
by Judy Weaver and Harry Lizear.
Bascom Bean received the award
of the Young Mems Club of st.