Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-05-01
Rockville and Vicinity
Mrs. John Diamond III Rockville 1912
Or Call Rockville 2144 - 2145
Cloy, Jr. and Mr.. McCloy.

Cloy, Jr. and Mr.. McCloy.
Rockville's own Colonel Justice
M. Chambers, and Washington's
own, Arthur Godfrey appeared or
a CBS-TV show Tuesday night
stressing the Importance of we'll
organized civilian defense unit in
every town and hamlet. Col
Chambers, Congressional Medal OF
Honor winner for heroism with
the U. S. Marines on Two Jima
is Assistant Administrator of the
Federal Civilian Defense Admin.
istration.
Friday and Saturday, May 8
and 10, Mary Ducey Walsh will
present a dance recital, featuring
her young Rockville students OF
the dance. The affair, which is
being sponsored by the Junior
Women's Society of Christ Church
will be held in the Parish Hall
with curtain time 8 pm. each eve
ming.
Last week Mrs. Ralph Scott of
Horizon Hill was the honoree at
a luncheon at Olney Inn when
Mrs. G. Lamar Kelly was hostess
Her other guests were Mrs. Dex-
ter Billiard, Mrs. David E. Belts.
Mrs. Alice Hostetler, Mrs. Hamil-
ton Knox, Mrs. Irving McNary
and Mrs. G. V. Hartley, all of
Rockville. Mrs. Scott will be
leaving May Is for a safari in
Africa for four or five months.
The young patients at Children's
Hospital will be much happier
soon, all due to the young wom-
en- who are members of Circle No.
4 of the Rockville Methodist
Church. AS a project for the year,
they have made stuffed animals
to be given to the hospital. At
the meeting held on Thursday
evening, when Mrs. Charles w.
Woodward, Jr. was hostess to the
group, the toys were presented to
Mrs. James Peacock of Chevy
Chase, who is a gray lady at
Children's Hospital, and who was
a guest at the meeting. Mrs. Wal
ter. Moogmap was also a guest and
spoke 70 the group on Prayer and
Devotion. Rounding out the eve
ning's program, Mrs. Mary Lee
Kraft, Mrs. Helen Golden, and
Mrs. Lois Miller, presented pro-
gram of songs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Broad
water and their two children of
Hagerstown were weekend guests
of Mrs. Broadwater's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Henderson of South
Adams Street. Mr.. Broadwater
returned to Hagerstown on Mon
day, while Mrs. Broadwater re-
manned for several days for Wis
it with her family and Rockville
friends.
On Friday, Charles w. Wood
ward, Jr. will go to Philadelphia,
Pa. for the weekend to attend the
reunion of his Army unit, the
93rd Field Artillery Battalion.
Newcomers to Rockville soon
will be Mr.. and Mrs. P. Grady of
Bethesda who have purchased the
former Thrift Farm at River
Road and Travilah Road. After
some remodeling, the Gradys and
their young son, Dennis, will make
their home on the farm.
When Mrs. Thomas Veirs ar
rived at Mrs. George Kephart's
Thursday night for the regular
meeting of the bridge club, it APP
peared that the laundry was
was strung up in the living room
but actually each article was a
baby gift for Mrs. Veirs. In adj
dition to the members of the club
Mrs. Kephart had as her guests
Mrs. Ashton Garrett, Mrs. John
Backus, Mrs. Frank Williams
John Malloy and Mrs. Magrudei
Veirs.
Among those who entertained al
the style show, luncheon and
bridge held at the Ag Center in
Gaithersburg on Wednesday, were
Mrs. Ashton Garrett and Mrs
Mrs. Henry Carter, both of whom
took tables. Proceeds from the af-
fair will be used to purchase rec,
reation CONTINENT for the center