Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-03-19
Poplar 2-23l2

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Thompson
and Miss Matte Sexton are vaca-
tioning these days in Florida. They
left on Saturday for three-week
motor trip through the South.
Hobby Hill, the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Bogley in Po-
tomac, was the meeting place for
the Montgomery County Historical
Society on Monday evening. Mr..
Grady Gore is president of the So
ciety.
The Damascus Lions Club Lunch
con and Fashion Club held at the
Damascus High School on Satur-
day drew large group from all
over the County. Among those
from this area seen at the affair
were Mrs. Randolph Talbot, Mrs.
Anne Dawson, Mrs. Forest Walker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milbourne Ward and
their daughter, Jane.
Last Tuesday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis M. Leimbach, Sr., jour-
neyed to Baltimore where they
were guests at the thirty-third an
nual Ladies Night of the Mary
land State Funeral Directors As
sociation. The dinner dance was
held at the Lord Baltimore Hotel
and the Leimbachs were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton M. Easton
of Gainesville. Mr.. Easton is Mrs.
Leimbach's brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Markland
are at home again after spending a
few days at Hershey, Pa. last
week.
Just about the proudest, and
certainly the happiest people we
know of these days are Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Biesser of Vienna,
Va, for they are parents of
brand new son, born on March 13.
The young man arrived at George
Washington University Hospital
in Washington and weighed seven
pounds and five ounces. Mrs. Bies-
ser is the former Laura Gardner
of Clarksburg, and is one of the
Country's very favorite gals. Con-
gratulations!
Here's news for you basketball
fans-return engagement-Leland
Junior High Faculty versus Rich
ard Montgomery Faculty - this
Friday night at the RMHS Gym.
This will be one of the fatures of
the "All Sports Night" and will be
your very last chance to see some
basketball this season. If you
missed the other game these two
faculties played, you better not
miss this one-you'll be sorry!
There will be a junior high intra-
mural championship %ame at $50;
senior High intramural cham
pionship game at 7:30, and half
time entertainment by the RMHS
Gymkana Troupe. Besides all this,
there will be the awarding of tro-
phies to the winners of the foul
shooting contests, too.
Heading the list of judges for
the an" Club annual night, Sat
urday night, March 2D will be
His Honor, Daniel c.. Weddle,
Mayor of Rockville. Mr.. Frank
Beisser, president of the RMHS
PTA, and yours truly, will be the
other two. Seven clubs at RMHS
have entered acts in the Lets
Stage an Act" contest, and the one
chosen the best will receive $35
from the an" Club. Those clubs
sponsoring acts are Band, Latin
Club, Patrol, Gymkana, Majoret-
tes, Student Government and
Leaders, Club. an" Club night
will be held in the Gym and will
begin at Z pm. Following the
presentation of the acts, and the
Judging, there will be dance.
The home of Mrs. Dorothea Por-
ter on West Montgomery Avenue
was the scene of a lovely luncheon
on Wednesday when Mrs. Connie
Mae Mcdonald was honored by a
group of her associates in the De-
partment of Public Works. Mrs.
Mcdonald is leaving the County
to join her husband who is in the
Navy. Those who joined Mrs.
Porter in feting Mrs. Mcdonald !
were Mrs. Dorothea Duvall, Mrs.
Hilda Powell, Mrs. Vivian Barbour,
Mrs. Agnes Johnson, Mrs. Virginia
N. Maxwell, and Mrs, Katherine
Wells.
We are glad to hear that one of |
most popular people
Bill Daniels-is convalescing nicely
from a recent knee operation. Bill
was a patient at Doctors Hospital
in town, but we understand he
came home Sunday and is recupcr-
ating. We hope he will soon be