Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-10-30
Rockville and Vicinity
Mrs. John Diamond III - Rockville 1912
Or Call Rockville 2144 - PAS

marborg, both of Lewis Avenue.
recently entertained at dinner
party at Normandy Farm. Guests
at the fete included Miss Thomp-
sons sister and niece, Mrs. Margot
Evans and Miss Anne Marie Evans,
both of Rockville.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Overs of
Potomac recently entertained at
dinner party at Normandy Farm
for Mrs. Owens parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Hensvey of Milwaukee,
Wis.
Mrs. M. Alice Candles, Chairman
of the Women's Division of the
Democratic Party is entertaining
at tea at the Emerson Hotel in
Baltimore on Thursday afternoon
in honor of Honorable Eugenia
Anderson, Ambassador to Denmark,
and the Democratic Candidates.
Among the ladies in this area who
will attend the tea are Mrs. George
P. Allnutt of Rockville and Mrs.
William Griffith of Poolesville.
Mrs. Dean Brill has just returned
home from a visit in Chicago and
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Thompson
have been away for several weeks
on motor trip to Akron, Ohio
where they visited relatives.
Don't forget to vote, and don't
forget to vote for four members
for the Montgomery County Board
of Education. There are ten candi-
dates running, all of whom de-
serve your consideration. At this
time when so much of each tax
dollar is diverted directly to the
use of the school system, the direc-
ton and management of the pub
lie educational system for our
County should be of serious con-
Germ to all of us. Residents of
Montgomery County are privileged
for the first time to vote for their
school board-let's make it a good
onel
Another don't forget" is the
Annual Bazaar and Turkey Dinner
tc be held at Christ Church in
Rockville on Thursday, November
6. The bazaar begins at 4 pm.
and offers a wides election of ar
ticles for Christmas gift-giving.
The Turkey Dinner, already famous
for miles for miles around, pro-
misses to be better than ever. Din
ner will be served from to 8.
There will be fun for both the
youngsters and the oldsters, 50
chalk up November 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Woodward
have had as their house guests
recently, Mrs. Woodward's two
sisters, Mrs. Harold Slick of
Amador, Canal Zone, and Mrs. H,
J. Jace Green of Frankfurt, Ger
many. Mrs. Slick and her two
youngsters, Carol Sue and Clyde
spent two weeks with the Wood
wards. They have returned to
their home in Panama where 1t.
Slick is stationed with the Sea
Bees. Mrs. Green was accom-
panied by her husband and two
children, Jay and Linda. They
have returned to their home in
Frankfurt, after spending some
time with the Woodwards.
On Sunday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
William P. Sherman were hosts
at supper when their guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Camp
bell, Mrs. Thomas Lee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Beauchamp, and Mr..
and Mrs. Watson Phillips. The
Campbells and the Beauchamps
have just returned from trips
abroad, so had some interesting
experiences to relate.
Mrs. Charles Albert is at home
again after spending the week in
New York.
A very new newcomer to Rock
vile is baby David Patrick Funs-
ton, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Funston of Aberdeen Road. Born
on September 30 at Garfield Hes
pftal, young David weighed six
pounds and thirteen ounces. He
has a young sister, Vivian Church
i'll, who is four and one-half years
old.
Big news for November is the
book fair on November eleventh.
ThereIl be books for children of
all ages and tastes at various
prices as well as current adult
books which will sell for a dollar.
Money raised at the fair will bene-
fit the school library. The books
will be on display in the eighth
school cafeteria, and will be sold
after a short PTA meeting. Mr..
Dake Gull is chairman of the fair.
Miss Simler's afternoon kinder
garten class celebrated Lee Eat
on's birthday last week. Mrs. Eaton
brought in cupcakes served on gay
party plates.
Mrs. Lucy Barnsley and Mrs.
Irving G. McNayr will attend the
Maryland Congress of PTA's in
Baltimore on October 30 and 81.
Fruit juice is being served to the
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