Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-10-09

noon at Green Lane Farms, the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren E.
Tydings of Laytonsville. 1t was
sponsored by the Rockville and Up
per Montgomery County Woman's
Democratic Club, and Mrs. l..
Brooke Lee, president of the Club,
vas assisted in receiving the guests
Hy Mrs. Tydings and members of
the Club. Highlight of the after
doom was the arrival OF Hon..
George P. Mahoney and Mrs. Ma
honey, who came all the way from
Baltimore especially to attend the
tea. Mr.. Mahoney is candidate
for the u. S. Senate. Unfortunately
the Mahoneys were detained IN
route and did not arrive at the ex-
pected hour. While a number of
the guests were not able to remain
to meet them, there was an en-
thusiastic reception when they did
arrive. The very newest in fashions
were presented during the after
noon by attractive young models,
under the direction of Celeste
Moore, fashion coordinator of The
Hecht Company. Several hundred
ladies attended the delightful af-
fair.
Stop! Look! Think! Do you know
that this is Fire Prevention Week
= October 5 to IL? Your Rockvil, e
Volunteer Department needs yJ4l
help in preventing fires. Most of
US know the "don'ts" for fire pre-
vention, by thinking of them con-
stantly not only will this be fire
prevention week in Rockville, but
every week will be!
Mrs. A. L. Austin has returned
70 Manassas. Va. after spending
several days in Rockville last week
Is the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry N. Miles of West Montgom-
cry Avenue.
Rockville's Assistant Town Els
gineer, John H. MARYLAND, and Mrs.
MARYLAND have been in Boston this
week attending planning and zon-
ing convention held there.
And speaking of conventions, Mr.
and Mrs. Rowan F. Erb will leave
On Friday for Philadelphia where
fhey will attend the celebration of
the 200th anniversary of the found
ing in Philadelphia of mutual i'll
Surance by Benjamin Franklin.
They expect to be away about ten
days.
[ At the meeting of the Mems
Club of Christ Church on Monday
{vening, DR.. Robert Day was cleo
fed president for the coming year.
Robert Burkhardt was elected vice
president, Frank Chambers, elected
secretary and Franklin H. Wilson
vas reelected as TREASURER. The Ex-
&cutive Committee of the Club in
dudes the four officers, together
tish David Il. i.c.ts, chairman Of
the committee on bylaws, Lloyd
Brewer, chairman of membership
and William PylAs, program char
man. In the next fe ~ w:"k +, the
dub is planning - put on the
every member canvass Of the
church.
Probably by the weekend, the
Reverend Raymond p. Black ard
lis family will be moved and get
6ng settled in the new Rectory OF
Christ Church. The former home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Valentine Will
son, the new Rectory is located on
Harrison Street. 1t was purchased
BY the Vestry of the Church sew
eral weeks ago.
The P-TA of the Rockville Ele-
mentary School held the first meet
ing of the new year on Tuesday
evening in the Cafeteria of Rich
ard Montgomery High School. Ten
Candidates for membership on the
Montgomery County Board of Ed
ucation spoke brief Y to the large
group of parents and teachers as
sembled. Do you realize that wnen
you go to the polls on November
4, you will elect four of these
candidates? Together with the
three remaining members of the
Board of Education they will adj
minister a 100000 school plant.
Do YOU know these candidates and
what they stand for? Better &c.
busy and find out - November
is only a few weeks off
just everybody is glad to hear
that Mrs. James B. Davis is inn
proving, although still confined to
the hospital.
Mrs. Elizabeth Talon is having
wonderful visit these days with
her mother, Mrs. Charles Filkins
of Tracy, MINI. who is here in
Rockville for a month. Mrs. Talon
and Mrs. Filkins recently had a
nice visit to Salisbury, Pa, Mrs.
Filkins former home.
Last Tuesday evening the home
of Mrs. Donald Golden was the
scene of a lovely surprise party
for Mrs. Robert Miller. Mrs. Ken
meth Sleeman was cohostess with
A.