Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-11-20
Rockville and Vicinity
Mrs. John Diamond III - Rockville 1912
Or Call Rockville 2144 - PAS

"A The very best news in town this
al week comes from Presbyterian
on Hospital in New York where Mrs.
rh David E. Betts-Sis to her many
Ia friends-is patient. She has been
ie there for the past ten days and
op on Monday underwent surgery. The
4 very good reports are that the OPP
~ Grafton was success and that she
e9 is getting along nicely. Her address
~ is Room 1140, Hardness Pavilion,
sH Presbyterian Hospital, Fort Wash
le ington Avenue, New York City.
le Her host of friends in Rockville
"a wish her speedy and complete
on recovery and hope that she will
ar soon be back on the local scene.
: Last week, Billy Albert, son If
N Mr.. and Mrs. Bache Albert, arrived
III home from Korea where he has
* been assigned with the Department
p of State. During his recent assign
4 ment he spent a year in Hanoi and
some time in Seoul and Pusan. HE
j expects to be here for several
4 months and around the end ii
4 January will go to Rome for new
y assignment there.
h Commander Robert Williams Of
d Kingston, Canada, was in Washing
ton on business recently and spent
n some time with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert.
z Mrs. Williams is the former Ro
\ Albert and with Commander VI.
Y liams and their four youngest s
\ are now living in Kingston, Cam
4 ada where Commander Williams is
/, stationed with the Navy. They are
81 enjoying life in their new home
u already they have had big snow
NJ this year which has delighted the
|. hearts of the children.
Still another member of the
Albert family is in the news this
week and that is Charles and his
H wife, June, who will soon be TAX
4 ing off for Morristown, N. j. where
\ they have built new home.
\ Charles has been IN New Yo-k
since early summer. He is associa-
4 ted with the Bell Laboratories
\ there. Rockville will lose one of
\ its most favorite couples when they
I leave, but the very best Of wishes
In their new home goes with them.
Since New Jersey is not too far
away, Rockville will undoubtedly
catch a glimpse of them once m
/ a while.
Mrs. Theodore Mason, ST., had
very pleasant surprise the other
evening when she answered the
door and found her son, Wexford,
standing there. Brick, as he is
SO well known to most of us, had
business in Washington, so came
down from Philadelphia to spead
the night with his mother. He and
Harriet and their three little Ma
sons are all fine.
"kirkcaldy", the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Jones on River
Road has been buzzing with ac-
tivity these past few weekends for
their two sons, Tim and Bob, have
been home and have brought
friends with them. Tim is a first
classman at Annapolis this year.
and Bob is a senior at Episcopal
High.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Myers gre
busy these days getting settled in
their new home in Bethesda, lust
off Georgetown Road They left
Rockville about three weeks ago
and Mrs. Myers sons, Fred and
Cecil Miller, are making their home
with them.
Everyone is delighted to hear
the good news, too, that Mrs. c.
b. Stokes, who has recently been
hospitalized, is at home and is
convalescing.
1t was a party! And the time
was Saturday afternoon and the
place was the home of the l.. L.
Nicholson, HIS in Bethesda. Rock
ville's popular Slack Nicholson, and
his pretty bride-to-be, Barbara
Gray, were feted at the gay party.
Their wedding will take place Sat
urday afternoon at Christ Luther
an Church in Bethesda, followed
by reception at the Bethesda Wo-
mans Club.
Down in Southern Maryland, be-
low Prince Frederick, Dot and John
Engle are esconced in their new
home. They have bought 200 acre
farm and in his spare time from
his job in Washington, John is be-
coming tobacco farmer. They are
living temporarily at Dare's Beach
until the house on the farm is
ready for occupancy Dot is teach
Ing the first grade at North Beach
ard, Joy and Jock are finding their
new home very interesting.
Attention all you Democratic
gals-there will be a meeting Of
the Rockville and Upper Montgom
cry County Democratic Women's
Club on Monday evening, Novem-
n