Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-08-28
Rockville and Vicinity
Mrs. John Diamond III - Rockville 1912
Or Call Rockville 2144 - 2145

I Lynch of Glendale, Calf. Mrs.
Lynch is a niece of Mrs. Judson
Welliver, who formerly lived in
Rockville.
It's also good news to hear that
Ray Looper, who recently under
went an operation at Suburban
Hospital, is at home convalescing
adm soon will be out and about
again.
When. June and Charles Albert
move into their new home in Nor
their neighbors-only a few miles
ristown, N. j., they will have as
away in Basking Ridge-Mr. and
Mrs. d. w. Belt. The Aberts
spent a week with the Belts re-
Gently, when they went up to New
Jersey to see what progress was
being made with their house. Mrs.
Belt, who is the former Gala Pres
colt, spen some time in Rockville
not long ago visiting her parents,
Judge and Mrs. Stedman Prescott.
Mrs. Arthur Kefauver of Freder-
lex, who was mentioning at Brad
dock Heights, recently gathered
together for family reunion her
brothers and sisters and their chill
dren. A very special guest at the
r'union was Mrs. Hemp Griffith
.. Rockville, a cousin of Mrs. Ke-
! fal 'er's. They had a lovely day
/ together and Mrs. Griffith met
many of her relatives and their
children, whom she had never seen.
ron Sunday, Mrs. Griffith and her
nephew, Pierce Hersberger, spent
the day at Round Hill, Va. near
Bluemont where they had a visit
and dinner with relatives.
0neNDf the best things about
the coming of the Carnival each
year, is the opportunity for many
olks to volunteer" to help the
volunteers" a real experience
and 2 rare privilege it is indeed
to assist this corps of fine men
who stand ready at any time to
answer our calls for help in time
of emergency.
1t was good this year to see
Chief Val Wilson back again Che
missed last years carnival you
know-the only one in all his years
as Chief.) And dynamic Mary
Veirs was again at her post man.
aging the food stand. Each year,
Mary's helpers come night after
night to assist her in dispensing
food to the hungry carnivalgoers,
for working with Mary is one of
those things that many of US would
not miss. Highlights of the earn
ival this year were Mary's lacy
white stole" and Buster Miller's
purple" coffee. 1t took bit of
explaining to convince some that
It was those insect repellent lights
that made the coffee that color.
On Saturday, night alone, do you
now that you hungry people ate
225 dozen rolls, plus IL loaves of
bread, 1875 pounds of hamburger,
160 pounds of hot dogs and drank
400 cups of Busters famous cof-
fee?
Mrs. William P, Sherman, pre-
sident of the Women's Auxiliary
of Christ Church, announced this
week that for the coming year,
meetings of the Guild will be held
on the first Wednesday in each
month instead of the second Wed
nesday. The meetings will begin
Mt 1890 am. The first one will
be he'd on September 3. All ladies
of the Parish are invited and if
they would like to stay for lunch
they are asked to bring a sandwich
Coffee will be made and served
there. In the afternoon the ladies
will sew and for those not handy
with a needle, there will be surgi-
cal dressings to roll for the Epis-
copal and Eye Ear and Throat
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Craw-
ford and William Poole of Rock
vile motored to New York for
several days recently for shooting
matches held there.
Miss Virginia Poole of Rockville
is in Hawaii for months vaca-
ton,