Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-09-04

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thersburg- for the annual par
ade, which this year marked the
twenty-ffth anniversary of the
Gaithersburg- Washington Grove
Volunteer Fire Department. The
colorful event drew thousands of
spectators and just about the cut
est thing in the parade was a green
convertible filled with four very
young Rockville misses. The en-
try was that of Marion's Beauty
Salon of Rockville and the young
ladies represented her patrons OF
tomorrow" Clever Mrs. Franklin
L. Johnson, who made the net over
taffeta dresses for the four little
future patrons, was chauffeur.
B Priscilla Ann Johnson was the
blonde, Virginia Sue Sigler was the
brown-haired miss, Patty Beane
was the young black-haired miss,
and Carol Ann Mudgett was the
little redhead.
Although Labor Day marks the
4 end of summer and vacation-time
for most, there are some who have
their holidays ahead. On Satur-
day the j. Hodge Smith family left
for Ocean City where they will
spend two weeks
The junior Charles Boards left
for Franklin Manor on the Bay,
where they spent the week-er
visiting Mrs. Boards parents, IA.
and Mrs. Edward A. Dent. -
Tuesday, they drove on down 70
Delaware for few days sojourn
at Bethany Beach. On Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Plummer o.
Potomac will leave for a weeks
vacation on the beach at Bethany.
And speaking of beaches, last
weekend Mr.. and Mrs. Lee M.
Hibbard,,and their daughter, Terre,
attended the Sand Festival at Vir-
ginia Beach, which marked the
opening of the new" Virginia
Beach. Practically washed away,
the beach has been rebuilt and the
festival was held in celebration of
the event. This week, Mr.. and
Mrs Hubbard have had as their
house guests, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Bowen, Jr. and Mr.. and Mrs. jim
Wood, all of Durham N. C. On
Saturday evening, the Hibbards
entertained in honor of their
guests.
This week, the Reverend and
Mrs. Wesley Dodge and their young
daughter, DeDe, are expected to
return to Rockville. They have
been away for three weeks on a
motor trip to the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving G. McNayr
and their two daughters took off
over the weekend for a camping
trip, with few spots in Pennsyl-
yania and West Virginia as their
destination.
Young June Ann and Elaine
Fuelling, daughters of DR.. and Mrs.
James Fuelling of North Van
Buren, Street, are at home after
spending most of the summer in
Fort Wayne, Ind. where they visit
ed their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Fuelling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bullars
and young Tommy spent the holi-
day weekend in Phoenixville, Pa.
where they visited Mrs. Bullars'
SISTER and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Rudolph Olesen.
The Watson Phillipses are 1T
home after a two-week trip
through New England. They
spent part of the time near Wolfe
boro, N. H. on beautiful Lake Win
nepcsaukee, visiting nearby points
of interest including famed Mount
Washington and Franconia Notch.
On the way home, they stopped Of
IN Great Cacapon, w. Va. for a
visit with the Ralph Williams
family and the Herman Hartman
family who were vacationing At
Great Cacapon for week.
A visitor in Rockville this past
week was Mrs. John w. Rosenber-
ger who was the guest of her
brother, the Reverend Frank A.
Tyler, d. ID. Mrs. Rosenberger,
who hes just returned from visit
abroad, has returned to her home
in Winchester, Va
Word Gomez from far off Midway
Island from the Frank Marshalls
that they are enjoying their tour
of duty there and finding il inter
esting end fascinating expert
ence Practically all the VlP'S
en- route to Japan stop off at Mid.
way to refuel. Commander Mar
shall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Marshall of Rockville is Executive
Officer Of. Island. lie and Mrs,
Marshall made their home in
Locurt Hills before leaving last
Fall for duty at Midway.
Recent visitors to Rockville were
the newly-wed 1t. and Mrs. Will
liam Butler. Mrs. Butler, the
former Lou Ransom has many
friends in Rockville where she was
teacher in the elementary school
for several years 1t. Butler is