Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-02
POOleSville
Mrs. W. A. Daniel
Phone PooIesvilIe 2ll8
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Thanks to the many friends who
are thoughtful enough to call and
tell me happenings in their area
to use in this column. Please con-
tinue to do so and we can make
our news more interesting to all.
Our best wishes to the Buffers
who opened a lunch room in the
new brick office building in Pooles-
vile. The Post Office occupies part
of this building, J. A. Jones and
Son have an office there. The new
building is quite an addition to
the town.
The closing service for the Vaca-
ton Bible School will be held Sum-
day at 8 pm. at the Poolesville
Methodist Church. There are 15a
children enrolled. Each class will
have part of the service. There
will be an exhibit of handicraft
and a social hour following the
service.
Welcome to the Rev. and Mrs
dubois and daughter, who have
recently moved into the Baptist
Church Parsonage at GAINESVILLE
Ladies Night at Peter Pan lnr
on Saturday evening with more
than 100 there, was the usual gall
affair. Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Wilson
Peggy and Salley of Centervill'
were overnight guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Lloyd Jones, Jr. and ATTENDED
the dinner dance at Peter Pan al
their guests.
Major and Mrs. T. V. Tinnir
have been guests of Col. and Mrs
A. L. Taylor for the past severa
weeks. Major Tinnin, who is &
U. S. Chaplain, is brother d
Mrs. Taylor. They have just re
turned from four years duty il
Heidelberg, Germany. From here
he reported for duty at Camp
Chaffee, Ark.
Mrs. E. o. Brown left Wednes
day for an extended visit with he
daughter and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Van Hamilton and two daughter
at Olympia, Wash.
Mrs. George Bryant of Comu
had the recent meeting of the Mon
ocacy Garden Club at her home
Guest speaker was Mrs. Strayel
from the Cathedral gardens, Wit
talked about herbs they raise Their
and sold a goodly number.
From Combined Locks, Wis.
came Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Wells
ST., who will be guests of the Sid
ney Wells, Jrs., for a month O.
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Shoaf AM
Mr.. and Mrs. j, c. Davis motorec
up from Covington, Tenn. ant
stayed several days last week witt
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hersperger
They went sightseeing in Wash
ington, down the Skyline priv
and on home on Thursday.
Mrs. Dennis Smith, near Dicker
son, has returned from a tw
week visit to Syracuse, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Guthein
motored on Saturday to Ech
Camp on Chesapeake Bay, leaving
Nicky for a months vacation there
Miss Winifred Stiner was tn
honor guest at a useful and at
tractive kitchen shower on Sat
urday given her by Miss Name,
10 Kohlhoss and Mrs. MATTHEW
kohlhoss. On July IL, winnie
and Charles Kohlhoss, Jr. will b
married at the Lutheran ChurcI
in jefferson.
Ralph Cooley, Jr., home on EN-
Urgency leave, will return to Cam
Gordon, Ga. on Tuesday.
Miss Joan Bauserman Of Silve
Spring who is visiting her aunt
; Mrs. William b. Everett, Jr. a
Rose Cottage was luncheon CUES
ut Francis Scott Key Hotel OF
Friday of Miss Eleanor Chambers
Miss Kay Schnauffer, of Frederick
was also luncheon guest. Joal
) spent the weekend in Fredericl
with the Schnautfers.
Mrs. Marshall Hersperger wa
hostess on Tuesday to the regula
! bridge club Miss Sue Morley O
Baltimore is visiting this weel
with Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. oxley an,
! was a guest at this club and al
! were glad to have Matilda" Mrs
Byron White with them again
Last Monday. the Sugar Loa
Mountain Homemaker's Club
whose president is Mrs. Dsvi
. Shaw. were guests Of the Poto
! mae-Travilah Club and were en-
. tertained at Mutton HILL" tn