Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-22
By Mrs. Philip Marcus
Lockwood 5-3044

LOCKWOOD 0-0V44
Wheaton area residents turned
out en- masse at the opening gun
festivities in the Wheaton-S Shop
ping Center for a week of sales
values to be held by many of the
stores in the original shopping
center and the newer ones on Old
Bladensburg Road.
A fashion show, free merry-go-
round rides, free photos of chill
dren, candy-making demonstra-
lions, balloons and displays of mer-
chandise brought out several hun
dred people Sunday afternoon.
Clancy, the clown, and Clancy, Jr.,
circulated through the crowds of
children and adults giving out free
'doughnut holes" truly delicious!
AFTER the fashion show, at which
local models displayed clothing
and shoes from local stores, prizes
were awarded by many of the mer-
chants.
Last Friday, the Wheaton XII
wants Club did one of those very
nice things for which it is so well
noted. The Kiwanians donated to
the Montgomery County General
Hospital a fracture frame, used in
connection with complicated frac-
ture cases.
DR.. Gary Reilly and DR.. Morris
Perry made the donation in behalf
of the Kiwanis Club to DR.. J. w.
Bird.
A recent guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Davis in Glen
allen was Sylvia Meyers, harpist
with the National Symphony or
chestra, and her ten year old son,
Michael. Mrs. Davis and the no.
ted harpist are sorority sisters in
the national music sorority, MI
Phi Epsilon.
There's a new little boy at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Shultzaberger on Lindell Street
The new baby, Paul Kent, weigh
red in at six pounds, two ounces al
' Doctors Hospital. He has an oil
der sister, Judy, who is nine, anc
brother, Todd, seven. Paul Kent
was born, coincidently, on Todd's
birthday.
Staying with the Shultzabergers
is Mrs. Shultz aberger's sister-in-
law, Mrs. Paul Isenberg of Altoo-
ma, Pa. Faul Kent is named for
Mr.. Isenberg.
l hope l have my head examined
before | again blythely set out to
revamp a flower bed filled with
tulip, daffodil and narcissus bulbs
with a smattering of Dutch Iris
Crocuses Cor is it Croci?), anC
regular iris on an upper level
Maybe someone will invent a sort
of Geiger counter for flower bulbs
so you don't cut them in half wher
you dig up the bed.
The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
Foelber of Newton Street, have
had as houseguests Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Doellinger from Marys
vile, Ohio. The Doellinger's chill
- dren John, 8, Kathy, Z, and Doug
y 5, accompanied their parents. Mr.
Doellinger is with the Scott Seec
Company and was here for con
vention. The children and Mrs
Doellinger, in the Washington ares
for the first time, spent part O.
the time sightseeing in the CAPT
tai. Mrs. Foelber and Mrs. Doel
linger are sisters.
Sorry to hear that the William
Morris family is moving from thei,
home in Glenmont to Arlington
Va. Mrs. Morris has been yer!
active in the Glenmont Elementar!
School PTA, where she was a quit,
successful ways and means chair
man last year. She is also secre
tary of the local Cosmopolitan
Club, but will keep this position
since this organization is made VI
of foreign-born brides of Ameri
can men in this area. Mrs. Nor
ris is the former Barbara Kings
land of Worthing, Sussex, Eng
land. The st. Andrews Lutheran
Ladies Guild will also miss Mrs
Morris, since she has been activ,
with that group.
The Morris children, Elaine, Z
q and John, G, who formerly attend
[ Ped Glenmont School, will now e
to the Page School in Arlington
Mr.. Morris is an auditor in GAO
A small farewell surprise tej
was held for Mrs. Morris las
Thursday, with Mrs. Quentin Mel
lander and Mrs. Jack Wild actini
as co-hostesses. Mrs. Bruce Weeks