Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-04-09
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Saturday, April 10, is the date
for the Ham and Chicken Salad
Supper the Ladies Guild and Aux
iliary of Christ Church will serve.
These dinners are always gustator-
ial triumphs, and this will undoubt-
edly be one of the best yet. 1t will
be in the. Parish Hall from 5 to
8 pm. Better make a note of this
one.
Two other dates to circle are
April 17-date of the Second an
nual Gymkana Review at RMHS.
There will be a matinee and an
evening performance and music for
the show will be provided by the
high school dance band, under
the direction of Mr.. John Preston.
Sunday, April 26 is the date of
the Open House at RMHS. This
will be dedication of the new ad-
dition to the school.
Here's good news for you an
tique lovers-Mrs. Lee Couselman
has reopened her antique shop at
Goshen and Mrs. Richard Schweiz-
er is associated with her. The shop
offers a large stock of authentic
antiques; furniture, china, glass,
prints and other accessories. The
ladies are also offering a consul
tant service in furniture arranging,
decorative planning, utilization to
their best advantage the materi-
ais one has on hand. The shop is
open daily, including Saturdays
and Sundays but is closed Tues
days. If you like antiques, you'll
be fascinated by Mrs. Counsel
mans collection-she has a repu-
tation far and wide for her lovely
things. Better drive out one of
these nice Spring days and visit
the Goshen Antique Shop.
Word comes from the Donald
deLashmutts, who are vacationing
in Fit. Lauderdale, that they have
seen some of the County folk re-
Gently at the George Peters. The
Peters have home in FIT. Lauder
dale and apparently gathered to-
gether some of the Countians Wis
iting sunny Florida.
And speaking of vacations, Mrs.
Elizabeth Talon left Saturday for
a three weeks visit to Mexico. She
left Baltimore aboard the SIS.
Yucatan, and after her tour of
Mexico, will fly home.
Mrs. Harriet M. Griffith left on
Friday to spend the Easter week.
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c.
Rhodes at Queenstown. Harry, who
formerly was Principal at Pooles-
vile, left the County last July to
take over his new post as Super
intendent of Queen Anne County
Schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mason had
as their guest for the Easter week
end, Mrs. Mason's mother, Mrs.
P. G. Melbourne of Laurel.
If you WONDERED what all the
activity was going on around
Rockville Elementary School Good
Friday morning, it was the kinder
garten, first and second-grade
classes, hunting for Easter Eggs.
Members of the 8-2 core classes at
RMHS played host to the more than
200 youngsters who came to the
hunt. The eighth-graders planned
the party and hid nearly $50 eggs
around the schools grounds. Their
young guests were delighted and
soon found all the hidden eggs.
There were 60 prizes, including one
real live Peter Cottontail.
Did you know that Mr.. Joseph J.
Tarallo, Principal of RMHS, has
been nominated to be the next
President of the Montgomery
County Education Association ?
Congratulations, Mr.. Tarallol
Here's good news for you young
sandlot players-the YMCA is
offering a course of instruction in
Baseball on Saturday mornings
which will run for IL weeks. The
programs will be located at the