Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-08-28

gloves lOI lOOlDdll IOSSy dIiu Tie
robins flocking-it is hard to be-
lieve that it is still August and
vacation time is not over. This
week the sand and surf at Allan
tic City has lured the William
Steinberg family for holiday. The
Charles Beard, Jrs. are spending
a few days in the mountains of
Virginia. They will visit Luray
and drive along the Skyline Drive.
West Virginia and the golf course
at Capon Springs lured the David
Bettses away for few days rest,
following two hectic weeks for
Dave who always "major domos"
one of the carnival stands.
OF course, just everybody is talk
ing about the beautiful weekend
weddings-that of Rose Billiard to
DIR. Jarl E. Dyrud, on Friday, and
Verna Mae Kelly's marriage to
Roy James LaCouse Murphy on
Saturday. Incidentally, both of
the newlywed couples are honey
incoming in the Poconos.
And another wedding of inter-
est took place on Saturday when
young Lou Leimbach and Virginia
Smith were married. They are
honeymooning in Ocean City.
Just about the incest item of
news we have this week, and oi.c
which will interest his leg.Jn q.
friends, is that DR.. William Welsh
is much improved. Bill, as he is
more affectionately known to most
of us, is a patient in Georgetown
Hospital where he has been since
last week, following a sudden i'll
ness.
Young. PETER van der Veer is In
Hackensack, N. J. this week visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Barney
and their son Donald. 1t is like
going home for PETER, since the
van der Veers lived in Hacken-
sack before coming to Rockville,
and PETER and Donald grew up
together. PETER has just returned
from Rehoboth, Della. whore he
spent a month at Camp Arrow
head.
Laura Lee Hickman surprised
her family over the weekend when
she arrived home for visit She
is a student at the School of MUIR
sing at the University of Roches-
ter in New York.
Commander and Mrs. Robert
Williams and their four young
children have been visiting in
Rockville the past week, enroute
to their new assignment in Can
ada. They have been guests of
Mrs. Williams parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bache Albert. Commander
Williams has recently been trans
ferred from Euclid, Ohio to Kings
ton where they will make their
home for the next year or so.
Another visitor in Rockville for
the past few weeks has been Sgt.
First Class Paul Freeburger, son
of Mrs. Margaret Freeburger.
Sgt. Freeburger who is with the
Sixth Infantry, has been in Ber-
lin for the past three and one-half
years and this has been his first
I visit home. A year ago, he was
signally honored by being chosen
the outstanding soldier of the
week. He left Sunday for Fl.
Meade, and when his present en-
listment expires the middle Of Sep
TENDER, he hopes to re-enlist.
Mrs. Elizabeth Talon and Mrs
Rachel Watkins drove to Ocean
City for a few days last week and
we're thrilled with the journey ov-
err the spectacular Bay Bridge,
Mrs. Sam Young, who was also
spending some time in Ocean City
accompanied them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atlee Burroughs
are at home after spending their
vacation days at Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Leimbach,
Sr. spent a few days in Ocean City
this week, which continues to be a
popular vacation spot with SO
many Countians.
The Newton Butts and their
young son, Brian, vacationed at
Brice's Resort near Orkney
Springs, Va. They enjoyed week
in the mountains.
On Tuesday afternoon, the Wen
dell Turner's and their son, Dale,
returned from a months motor
trip which took them as far West
as Las Vegas, New. They visited
Yellowstone, the Painted Desert,
tbe Petrified Forest, and many
places Of interest along the way.
On their way home, they stopped
off in Indianapolis for visit with
their. son, Wendell, Jr., better
known as Sonny, who is a student
in the Theological School of Butler
University in indianapolis.
Mrs. Mary Lou Hegeman is back
at her desk in The Sentinel office
after a nice visit in Staunton, Va.
with her sister, Mrs. Maggie NJ.
button and her daughters, Pauline
and Mabel LaRue. Mrs. Hega-