Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-03-05
Mrs. Allan Brooke
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IaIGltU.II Observation-Disclosures"
Spring must be on the way. Our
neighborhood residents who spend
the winter in Florida are beginning
to head north again-even though
as this is being written we are
having the worst of our white,
weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic L. Thomas
&Hrrived home last week after spend
ing about six weeks in Winter
Haven. At one time there were
four couples visiting" together in
Cocoa Beach. These were Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Garland Lyon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mahlon Kirk ", Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Owings and the Thomases.
Motoring north by easy stages
are the Kinks, the Henry Owings,
the Frank Owings and DR.. James
Owings of Baltimore. They all
spent last weekend in Marion Lake,
5. c. and except to arrive home
this week.
New York City seems to be the
ether popular spot for travellers.
Mrs. Charles Conner, Mrs. Tim
Conner and Mrs. Nicky Hobbs had
q wonderful trip there for a few
days recently. They drove up,
stayed at the Statler and enjoyed
every minute. They saw Guys
and Dolls" and the three-dimen-
sional movie, "Cynorama." The
latter is so realistic, we are told,
that the audience is a part of what
ever is being shown on the screen,
whether it be a roller coaster, a
Rlane trip or anything else.
Nine members of the Sherwood
Problems of Democracy class also
made a trip to New York City re-
Gently. The trip was made by
train, the pullman being marked
Sherwood High School, as was the
bus which met them in New York.
The group visited the United Ma
tons building, Radio City, and they
also saw Guys and Dolls" Those
who went were Neal Miller, Sue
Castle, Doris Powell, Arlene Kir-
elmer, laura Welch. Gail Barnes
Ponald Hobbs, Charles Kimball and
Ellsworth Condron. They were ac-
companied by Miss Mcclure.
Mrs. Charles Conner. Jr.. and her
young son, Charles III have re-
turned from trip to Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Corners former home. Good
news has been received from 1t.
Conner He has now been trans
ferred to Japan after spending
many months in Korea with an
Army Engineer unit.
Recent guests in the neighbor-
hood were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Halloweli of Kennett Square, Pa.
Thew spent the weekend with Mr..
Hallowells mother, Mrs. Francis
Hallowell, at West Cedars.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler Bird of
'Metuchen. N. j. were weekend
guests of DR.. and Mrs. J. W. Bird
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Rice had as
their house guests last week Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Stier of Cleveland.
Ohio.
The Movie "Nanook of the
North" story of an Eskimo fam
lily, will be shown at the Sherwood
Community Library on Saturday,
March 7, and Sunday, March 3.
The Saturday performance for chill
Gren will begin at II am. while
tie Sunday showing for adults will
be at 1880 pm.
CAMPUS BRIEFS
Betty Chichester, sophomore at
RadfOrd College. has been pledged
to the Gamma Theta Chapter Of
Pi Kappa Sigma sorority and has
heen elected secretary of the
pledges. She is also member of
the Capitol Club and the Future
business Leaders of America.
Betty is head of the basketball unit
Of the Athletic Association.
Barbara Daily, also a sophomore
ut Radford, has been pledged to
the same sorority and was elected
president of the pledges. Barbara
is a member Of the Cotillion Club.
Roth girls are very proud of the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute band
which won first place in the in