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

received treats of apples, oranges,
toys and candy. Messrs. Gaer-
hart and Gingery donated the
candy as they have so generously
done in past years. All toys not
used were given to the Jim Gibbons
Country Store. Twelve door prizes
were awarded thanks to the Twin
Brook Robbins & Clark Shell Sta
ton, the Viers Mill Hardware,
the Viers Mill Gift Shop, and the
Viers Mill Suburban Rexall Drug
Store. Plans could not be carried
out for the children to decorate
an outside tree, but they all en-
joyed singing carols in the halls
of the school building, with Carol
Fewell at the piano, and watching
the antics of the two clowns.
The carols sung by the Brownies,
Cub Scouts and Homemakers.
The Christmas Eve carolling of
Millicent, Eddie and Pat Norment,
of Crawford Drive and their do
nation of the money they received
to the Muscular Dystrophy fund.
The individual school room part
les the Tuesday before Christmas
when the PTA home room mothers
helped the teachers, and the ex-
element of the pupils as that was
the last day of school until Jann-
airy 6.
The half hour program putt
ing Christ Back Into the Christ
mas" written by Bobby Rhine
hart, of Okinawa, Avenue, and
presented over Station WINK
Christmas Eve by popular demand
by those who had heard it on Mon
day. Bobby, who is president of
his Civic Club at st. Martins in
Gaithersburg, had previously dir
ected presentation at the school.
The arrival from Germany
Christmas Eve of Mrs. Leonard's
mother who will make her home
permanently with her daughter
and family on Atlantic Avenue.
The December IL, pre- Christmas
present of little Joan Frances for
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon johnson of
Stillwell Avenue; that of little
Rhonda for the Dale Thompsons
of Wainwright on December Is;
and the post Christmas package
of Cynthia Louise December &c
for 1t. and Mrs. Howard Marble
of Ardennes.
The John Holmes delightful
Egg Nog Party the day after
Christmas when the Raymond
Harris, Herbert Stephens, Bern
ard Goldsmiths, McCombs, and
Charles Appel were guests.
The Episcopal Church pageant,
given the Sunday evening after
Christmas, which had in it's cast
Judy and Maudie Book, Millicent
Norment, Michael Stoughton, and
David Holbrook.
The gaily decorated homes
dressed in all their holiday splend-
or, and among the yard scenes
that of Santa and his Renders
at the Georges, the Nativity scene
at the Finks, both on Okinawa, and
the Nativity scene at the Tom
Fishers-the latter painted by Mrs.
Bill Herzstock.
Big family dinner with much
old-fashioned visiting and which
found =.
The Raymond Harris, of Den
field Road, entertaining her bro
Their, Lawrence Mccarthy of Ar
lington, at Christmas Day Dinner.
Friends from Washington, d. c.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Molk, visiting
the Peter Massaros on Halsey
Road.
The Richard Canons of Halsey
Road delighted to have her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Lind
sey, up from Padacah, Kentucky.
The Leo McCarthy's guests to
be her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Land, of Washington, and her
brother, Vernon Land and family |
of Virginia, and Alfred and Rob-
ert Richardson, who make their
home with the McCartrys.
The Adolph Langes, which in
clude Alex and Philip, of Atlantic
Avenue, but formerly of Ger
many, celebrating their third
Christmas here in America, with
her sister, Mrs. Eric Schiller and
family, of Alexandria.
The Tom Maloney family, of |
Midway, happy to have their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. julius