Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-02-07

all reports, he is getting along
nicely and hopes to be home soon
from George Washington Uni
versity Hospital where he has
been a patient for the past two
weeks.
Who was it that said God
couldn't be everywhere, so he made
mothers? Well, mothers-bless
Sthem-conie in for a large share
of the news this week, for on We'd
nesday night in the Mothers
March on Polio. mothers in the
! Rockville area collected $871.25.
Headed by efficient Mrs. William
Steinberg, they marched on Rock
vile where the lights were really
burning.
Come Valentines Day those of
you who have heart, can help
"a heart" For nthis day, the
Women's Board of the Washington
Heart Association will hold
luncheon and fashion show at the
Mayflower Hotel. Fashions of
Ben Reig by julius Garfinckel will
be featured and proceeds will be
used to furnish equipment for
heart clinics in several Washing
ton hospitals. Mrs. Robert Moran
of Potomac is chairman of the
event and organizer of the first
such event and of the board itself.
On Friday, February Is, the
Junior Women's Society of Christ
Church will hold Valentine Card
party in the Parish Hall beginning
at 8 pm.
News in. the travel department
this week covers north and south,
as well as South America. Those
who have left for fun in the sun"
are the Darby Bowmans and the
Barnard Welshes who expect to be
in Florida four or five weeks; the
Harrison Englands who will spend
sometime at their winter home at
Deertield Beach and Mr.. and Mrs
Tom Garrett who will join the win
ter colony. The Atlee Burroughs
are due back this week from a
: two-week motor trip and holiday
Tin Fort Lauderdale.
Saturday, DR.. and Mrs. Dexter
Billiard took off by plane for South
America, where they will visit for
a month or so.
On Friday, Cpl. John G. Hart
ley, son Of DR.. and Mrs. G. v.
Hartley, left by plane for Fort
Riley where he will do specialized
work in the Army. In the service
since a year ago last November,
Cpl, Hartley has been stationed at
Camp Pickett, Va. Owings Eng
land and f. A. Osborne will be in
Wichita, KS. a few days on bus
mess. .
New York vies for popularity
with Florida. The Oliver II. Per-
rvs are at home again after spend
ing five days attending the Ma
tional Automobile Dealers Con-
vention held at the Waldorf AS
toria. While in the big city, the
Perrys saw several of the cur
rent Broadway shows and had din
ner with Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard
Cox of Mt. Vernon.
Monday found the Melvin H.
Reeses of Point-of View Farm off
for New York, for combined bus
mess and pleasure trip.
It's Milwaukee,, Wis. this week
for the young Val Wilson's. They
left Tuesday for visit with their
very good friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
William McKinnon in their home
there.
Invited to attend two week
Seminar for Senior Chaplains, the
Rev. Raymond p. Black, rector of
Christ Church in Rockville, left
Wednesday for Norfolk, Va. Durs
ing the course of the Seminar, Mr..
Black will visit Marine bases at
Cherry Point and Camp Lejeune,
n. c. and the Navy Amphibious
base at Little Creek, Va.
Each week, we hear of more of
our friends leaving Rockville. This
time, it is the BUGGY Prescotts and
their three youngsters who left
last Friday for Atlanta, Ga. While
they have lived in Silver Spring
for the past two years, Rockville
claims them and they will be mis-
sed from the local scene. Mr.. Pres
colt who is associated with the c.
q 7. Telephone Company, has been
transferred to the Atlanta office.
1t viii be like going home for Mrs.
Prescott, since she halls from At
lanta. Their many friends wish
them happiness in their new home
On the moving scene, this week
found Rockville's Fire Chief, Val
Wilson, and Mrs. Wilson, settled
IN their new home on Upton
Street, while the John Malloys Of
West Montgomery were busy pack.
ing boxes and barrels. They ex.