Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-01-03

With 1862 officially here with all
her resolutions (and we all make
them) and another Christmas and
another year history, there is more
news to print than this one column
could possibly hold. For every
family, there were parties, celeDra
tions, anniversaries and the like
Tar too numerous to mention. For
the record we will mention few.
Lot by tar all we would like TO
INCLUDE, Pernaps our State Of
Maryland and our Terrific Terps"
MAKE as mucn news at this point
as any thing else. Certainly the
first Jay oil 1902 found everyone
talking about our ''mlghty Mary
lane" team. Not only may we be
proud OF our University OF Mary
Iand-one Oh the nnest IN the coun-
try-but also her football team,
another finest.
Each year with New Years Day
comes the traditional open House
at WoodDylne farm, home OF MI.
and mrs. Jonn Sumner wood OF
Jamestown. We know OF no nicer
way to END the monday festivities
and begin the New Year than at
THIS lovely party, with the warm
hospitality OF the hosts and their
HE fanny of sons and daughter,
Cctavla.
The lovely, rambling home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bash Mobley OF De1-
wood was tile scene OF a beautiful!
party Sunday afternoon when their
tliends were invited in after tour.
me Mobleys' TOUR lovely daugh-
tiers assisted their parents in re-
celylng the guests. Center of at
tractlpi Eor many was kockvlilets
Merry own Leonard Mead, who
charms everyone with his piano
playing.
New Years Eve found the beau
tifui home of DIR. and Mrs. John A.
kneipp Of Persimmon Tree Road,
filea with gay party of friends
who had gathered to see the old
year out, ana welcome 1852"
Inc sam Walkers OF 1len Road
had with them for the holidays,
AIRS. Walkers father and mother,
Mar. and Mrs. Albert JARVIS OF Wes-
ton, W. va. who brought along
with them a real treat-wIld tur-
key for Christmas Dinner. Out
OF this world, they say, truly
gourinet's delight. Incidentally,
sam has been gathering few
friends together recently for a bit
of trap shooting, which is lots OF
tun and good sport.
Mr., and Mrs. Clinton Howes and
water howes of Laytonsville wers
dinner guests Christmas Day OF
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bailey of
kensington. Mrs. howes is the
former Mary Howes of Rockville.
Saturday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Hampton Jones Jf. were hosts
at an after nine party at tneir
home on Blandford Avenue.
Mr.. and MRS. Alvin keirs were
hosts at an Egg Nog party on
Thursday evening at their home on
Jamestown Road.
Miss Lucinda Hamilton chose
Saturday, December 20 as the day
for her delightful four to six party.
Among the many Rockvillians
home for the holiday and looking
especially iine was Lorraine Crit
fifth, who is strictly a loyal "home
town GAL if ever there was one.
In ali her travels, with her hus-
band Captain Perry Griffith, she
Claims there is no place like Rock.
vile. 1--WE are inclined to agree
The Griffiths were home from Fit.
WORTH, Tex. to spend some time
with Mrs. Griffiths mother, Mrs.
Clifton Dronenburg.
Another former Rockvillian, and
now \ resident of the lower county,
home for a few days, was Sam
oarrabrant, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Garrabrant. With army
life apparently agreeing with him
no end, Sam will report for fur
ther duty in Alabama.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester T. Burn of
Francisco Farm celebIated New
Years I've at home with a group
of friends who came in for a gay
gathering.
Still others TO invite a group OF
friends in Tor the traditional New
Years Eve celebration were Mr..
and Mrs. Frank A. Tyler, Jr. of
South Adams Street.
The neighbors on Seven Locks
ROAD ail enJoyed the hospitality OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Urval Hopkins thurs
day night when they Hopkinses
were hosts to their friends and
neignbors.
On Sunday, December 30, Mr..
MRS. Harry Carter of Winding
Lane Farm entertained a group
OF friends. Ensign Robert Car
ter was home for the holidays. He
las recently returned from a
cruise in Japanese waterH with