Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-01-07


with her family at home go with
her.
This week found Mrs. Clifton c..
Veirs, Jr. and her young son off
to Cattlesburg, KY. for visit with
her mother, Mrs. Veirs expects to
be away several weeks.
On Tuesday, December go, young
Michael Guthrie Veirs was born at
Georgetown Hospital. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Veirs
and brings to six the Verses
youngsters. They have three other
boys and two girls. Needless to say,
Christmas and the New Year was
happy one for these proud young
parents.
And still another gay New Years
Eve party was held in Springbrook
at the home of the Joseph Bren-
mans. A large group of Rockvilleans
gathered here to see the New Year
in.
Greetings from far off Japan
from the George Kepharts brings
a picture of the family in strict
ly japanese setting. Emily and
Aldo Loos spent Christmas Day
with them and they expected also
to see Jane and Bob Griffith. They
say that few Japanese, but most
ly the Americans are the ones ex-
cited about Christmas. Young Bud,
Jr., Perry, and Anne Frazer, look
quite grown-up.
A gracious cable arrived in Rock
vile from the Bairsto family in
England, conveying their best
wishes for Christmas and the New
Year to all their friends in the
community of Rockville. The Barr
stos, who need no introduction,
lived in Rockville for a number of
years and are now back in their
native country.
Take note, you Mons and Pops,
and chalk this down-On Saturday,
January 16, the PTA of RMHS will
60 100 percent social when it spon-
sors the MON and Pop Hop" in
the gymnasium. Parents, teachers
and students are invited to attend
this free dance. Music for both
square and round dancing will be
provided and several surprise spec
ialty acts will be included. This
will be an excellent opportunity for
Mons and Pops to prove to their
youngsters that they, too, can
dance. This evening of fun will also
provide an opportunity to become
better acquainted with your friends
and neighbors while dancing away.
People are talking about = the
effective and beautiful Christmas
program presented by the pupils
of the Rockville Elementary School;
the very impressive program given
by the glee clubs, band, and pupils
/ at Richard Montgomery; about the
fWalter Nicewarrner's lighted
Christmas tree-a huge pine tree
in their side yard; the Louis Leim-
bachs' festive outdoor decorations;
the Jack Mackeys' pretty doorway;
the Bruce Hendersons' house, each
window with lighted candle; the
Harry Bealls' doorway-each pane
decorated with an ornament; the
A. S. Loweys' lamppost decora-
tons; the Merry Christmas on the
Charles Woodward. Jrs. Iamppost;
and the way the Harry Pontiuses
house looked like huge Christmas
package tied in red ribbon.
Now that jolly old elf has come
and gone. and everyone has wished
YOU good readers the Seasons
Greetings, may we add ours. We
hone YOUR Christmas-tide was the
merriest ever. and that the New
Year will be filled with good health,
wealth. and all of life's blessings
for each and every one of you.
With the wonderful holiday sea-
son comes continuous parade OF
parties, family GATHERINGS. and just
nlain visits among old friends.
Starting off the gay holiday. the
Jim Davises entertained large
group of friends on December 18
in celebration of their tenth we'd
ding anniversary. Their home on
Falls Road was transformed into
veritable snot of beauty for the