Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-06-11
Wheaton-GennOnt GLeanings
Wheaton Chamber Sponsoring
''Man and Superman'' Premiere
At Olney Theatre On June 10

The Wheaton Chamber of Com
Z merce is sponsoring the prior-to-
opening-night performance of
MAN and Superman" at the Olney
Theatre on Tuesday, June 16.
Each member of the Chamber
has four tickets to dispose of, and
it's just possible that if you can
contact one of the merchants, in
Wheaton, he may have couple
of tickets available for you. Tick
cts for this performance may be
obtained only through Chamber
members. The play is directed by
Basil Langdon, well-known Eng
fish director.
1t is interesting to note that
Players, Inc, the stock company
of professional players at Olney
this summer, is composed primar-
lily of alumni of the Catholic Uni
versity stage. The company has
toured the United States four
times and has just returned from
it's second tour of Korea.
The faculty at Glenmont Elemen-
tary School entertained Mrs. Mari
lyn Webb, Glenmont first grade
teacher, with stork shower at
Athe home of Mrs. Louis Thompson
on Layhill Road last week.
Apparently, shower time can
also be game time. These folks
had fun with lights turned Off
trying to draw pictures of the
expected baby. The results were
fantastic!
The friends and neighbors of Lit.
and Mrs. Kenneth Sharp of New
port Mill Road are sorry to learn
that they are being transferred to
Germany. 1t. Sharp, who is with
the Navy's Civil Engineering
Corps, will be stationed in Bremen
haven for two years.
The Sharps ecame to Wheaton
Hills from Staten Island two years
are. Before going overseas, Mrs.
Sharp is taking their two young
sters, Ann, who was born on Guam,
and Robert, to see both sets of
grandparents. First stop will be
Carnation, Washington, where
Mrs. Sharp's mother, DR.. Irene
Wertmann heads the Carnation
Clinic, and then to Oakland, Cali
fornia, to see the paternal grand
parents. DR.. Wertmann has never
seen her two-year-old-grandson.
The Wheaton Hills Cooperative
|, Baby Sitting Club held a meeting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joel
Liebling on Byron Street last
week. Seventeen families belong.
at present, to the club, which has
a wonderful system of credit
hours Carefully kept by the Clubs
secretary. Someone sits for you,
we'll say, four hours. You owe the
four hours-not to the person sit
ting necessarily-but to the Club.
Even week-ends can be worked out
but if you borrow a weekend,
you owe one back to the Club.
New members in the Wheaton
Hills area are welcome to ioin.
Information can be obtained by
calling Mrs. Milton Sanders.
Highland School children have
been travelling quite a bit recently.
About 80 boys and girls had a
wonderful time at the AAA Safety
Patrol party held at Glen Echo.
Mrs. Isabelle Luneskii Highland
principal, accompanied the group.
Other Highland activities in
clude: Eighty of the fourth-graders
passed last Friday at Annapolis
visiting the State House and the
, Naval Academy. The children of
the various kindergarten groups
are visiting the Zoo. And, Mr.. Jack
Matheney's fifth grade spent a day
in Washington seeing the Smith
sonian Institute and the Museum
of Natural History.
Miss Edith Taylor, First grade
teacher at Highland, was recently
married to Mr.. Kenneth Mills.
Mrs. Mills will continue teaching
until the end of the term, and then
she and her husband will move to
New York.
Work is progressing on the