Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-04-30

Miss Margaret Farquhar and
Miss Ruth Warfeld left Monday
morning on a three weeks motor
trip. They plan to go to New
Orleans and then to San Antonio
where they will visit Miss Farqu-
hairs sister, Mrs. Byron Forbush,
and Mr.. Forbush. They. also eX
pect to spend few days in Mex
leo City and will be accompanied
on that weekend trip by the For
bushes. The travellers will re-
turn via Ponca City, Okla, where
they will be guests of Miss Far
quhar's uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ronald Mills. They will also
stop in Tulsa, Okla to see Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Mills and will return
home May IS.
A congenial group drove up to
Wilmington, Del. last Wednesday
to spend the day with Mrs. Har-
old Lounsbury, former Sandy
Spring resident. Those who went
were Mrs. A. D. Farquhar, Mrs.
Robert Miller, Jr., Mrs. Francis
Miller, Mrs. T. Y. Candy and Mrs.
Mahlon Kirk ". Mrs. Lounsbury
entertained her guests at luncheon
at the Concord Country Club and
later took them to see her new
home at Chadds Ford, Pa, which
will be ready for occupancy the
end of May. The Lounsbury's son,
Second 1t. Richard Lounsbury, is
now stationed near San Antonio,
Texas, and he and Mrs. Lounsbury
have spent several weekends with
the Forbushes who are stationed
at Brooke General Hospital.
Mrs. Sam Riggs, jr., has return
ed from Atlanta, Ca, where she
was the guest for several weeks
of DR.. and Mrs. Clarence Rhodes.
The Maryland Hunt race Sat
urday afternoon drew a number
of neighborhood residents. Among
these were Mr.. and Mrs. Osburn
Stabler, Mr.. and Mrs. George Will
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Kirk w,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gilpin, Mrs.
Josiah Gilpin, Miss Margaret
Elgar Gilpin, Mr.. and Mrs, Kenelm
Dallam, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert John
son. Miss MARGARET Farquhar, Mr..
Richard Lansdale, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Lansdale and Mr..
Thomas Mott.
Another event of Saturday af-
ternoon was the annual tour of
members projects made by the
Montgomery County All Baby
Reef Club. The tour, which is for
the purpose of observing members
cattle and making recommends
tons, was made by 60 members
who visited 20 farms on April 10
End another 20 on April 25. Those
from the neighborhood who made
the tour and were in turn visited
were Marv Stewart Gordon Keves,
Louise Kricker, Frank Kricker,
Robert Smith, Ronald Provost.
PEGGY Hefiin, Nina Vapn, Donald
Hobbs, Jr., Tommy Hobbs, David
Hobbs, Newton Stull. lean Leth-
bridge, Charles Lethbridge and Joe
Pastros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Kirk "
will attend the Apple Blossom
Festival in Winchester, Va. on
Friday. They will be guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Coble.
Gordon Reyes, son of Mrs. Ro-
bert Chichester, won blue rib
bon in the class for Aberdeen
Angus yearling heifers in the
Students Livestock Show held last
week at the University of Mary
land. This annual event is spon-
sored by the Block and Bride Club
at the University. George Frye,
graduate of Sherwood and of the
University, judged the dairy cat
tie. Mr.. and Mrs. Frye are now
living near Redland where they
have farm.
The Sherwood High School Band
made the trip to College Park
April "a to take part in the band
festival held at the University of
Maryland. Sherwood's band has
made remarkable progress this
year under Bruno Laakko.
An able music committee under
the Craftsmanship of Mrs. Samuel
AsheIman, Jr., has helped with
Getting instruments and with the
financing of band uniforms. Six
teen instruments were added to the
'chooPs collection this year, in
GLIDING the Lions Club gift of two
new clarinets, gifts from Mr.. La
akko. and several on loan. Addi-
tional instruments are needed.
particularly more wood winds.
Members of the enthusiastic music
committee for the current year
ere: Mrs. Ashelman, chairman;
Furman Hip. band treasurer;
Mrs. Richard Prizes, committee sec
rotary; Mrs. Carter Ayres, trea
surer. Other members are Mrs.
6. Herbert Rice, Mrs. C. G. Grey.
Mrs. Dan Pinnell, Mrs. Oland
Hawkins, Roy Hunt Mrs. Charles
GLAND, Mrs. p. S. Schaffer Mrs.
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