Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-08

burg. One of the highlights of their
trip was attending the Gator Bowl
Game in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Paul lager, wife of Jungle
JIM" is in Suburban Hospita
where she underwent surgery this
past weekend. She is reported tc
be doing nicely at this time. Hel
many friends in Rockville wish hel
a speedy recovery.
The many friends of Paul Ben
nett will be glad to know that he
is recuperating nicely from a re-
cent operation. Mr.. Bennett is a
patient in Mount Alto Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Oliver and
their family spent the weekend in
Baltimore as guests OF Mr.. divers
sister, Mrs. Harry Adey and her
husband and family.
7 Weekend guests at Point-of-
View Farm, home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin L. Reese on Baltimore Road,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Vetri of
New York.
Taking time out from the fes-
tivities of the holidays, Troop No.
257 of the Brownies took off for
Washington one day for a tour of
the White House. Their leader is
Mrs. Robert Burkhardt and includ-
ed in the group of thirty young
ladies, were Mrs. Roger Tubby's
group of Girl Scouts.
Not to be outdone, the young
men had a tour, too. Den Is of
Cub Scout Troop 208, visited the
Smithsonian Institute in Washing
ton. Den fathers, Richard Van
Dyke and William Brooks took the
boys to town.
On Saturday, December 20,
young Paul and Philip Woodward,
twin sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
w. Woodward, Jr. celebrated their
third birthday. Young Pete and
Paul Chambers, twin sons of Mr..
and Mrs. j, w. Chambers, and who
will be three years old in March,
helped them celebrate the occasion.
During the holidays, the Wood
wards had a surprise visit from
Col. and Mrs. G. w. Taylor of
West Point. Mrs. Taylor was a
classmate of Mrs. Woodward's at
the University of Arkansas and
was her maid of honor. They had
wonderful "gab fest" catching
up on the news during the years
since they had seen one another.
Col. Taylor is an instructor at
West Point.
Judge and Mrs. Charles w.
Woodward had as their guests for
Christmas, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Flet-
chall and their daughter Anne of
Washington, and Miss Bertha Flet-
chall, the Junior Charles Wood
wards and their boys, and Mrs.
o. M. Patrick.
DR.. and Mrs. William w. Welsh,
and Mrs. Welsh's young niece, Miss
Susan Cooper, spent Christmas in
New York. They went,up on Christ
mas Eve and spent several days in
the gay city, taking in a number
of the current Broadway shows,
and doing a bit of sightseeing on
the side.
1t. Bradley Clark of the USAF
was in Rockville with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Holland for several weeks
for Christmas. He left on the
twenty-sixth for Boise, Idaho to
report for duty there. He spent
six months here in the spring while
he was attending training school
in Washington. He left in the fall
for Idaho.
Bill Headley, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradford Headley, spent the
holidays in Canada with a group
of friends from Wilson College in
Chambersburg, Pa. and Western
University in Oxford, Ohio. About
thirty of these young folks gath
cred for a camping and hiking trip
along the Algonquin Trail. They
got in some good skiing, too. Bill
has returned to the University of
Maryland where he is third year
medical student. His brother, Bob,
is freshman at Maryland and is
also a medical student.
And no Christmas season would
be complete without the TRADITIONAL
Open House at Woodbyrne Farm
on New Years Day. We know of
no pleasanter way to end the holi-
days and begin the New Year than
this way. Each year, Peggy and