Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-06-17
WheatOn- GlennOW GLeanngs
Governor Dedicates Recreation Center,
Praises sos Million Outlay for Young;
Democrat VIPs Attend Candidates Ball

at the Auxiliary's regular June
meeting last week.
Those forming the Executive
Committee for the new year are:
President, Mrs. Adelaide Brady;
Vice President, Mrs. Frances Den
mis-; Recording Secretary, Mrs
Rita Schwartzbeck; Correspond
ing Secretary, Mrs. Alice Troth;
Treasurer, Mrs. Susan Brad
shaw; and Chaplain, Mrs. Mabel
Gooding: Mrs. Susan Burdette
was unanimously named Honor
airy Chaplain of the group :.
couldn't have happened to a nicer
person.
Remember, this Auxiliary is
also the Wheaton-Glenmont area
Auxiliary. If you'd like to join,
call Mrs. Bernard Brady and she
can give you the details.
June 23rd will be election
night for the newly organized
Auxiliary to Rock Creek Post No.
268 of the American Legion "a
local Post despite its name) T..
Nominees for office are Mrs.
Howard Baer, President-she is
now acting President; Mrs. Jack
Musil, Firse Vice-President; Mrs.
Don Riley, Second Vice-Presi-
dent; Mrs. Don Leo, Secretary;
Mrs. Clarence TeW, Treasurer;
Mrs. Virginia Koontz, Sergeant
alarms; Mrs. Helen Redmond
Historian; and Mrs. Mary Nc
Historian; and Mrs. Mary Nc
earthly, Chaplain. Additional
persons may be nominated teo
office from the floor on election
night.
This Auxiliary held it's first or
ganizational meeting on April
18th. Members expect to devote
themselves to child welfare work,
to helping the Post as needed,
and to further Americanism in
the schools. The Auxiliary has
forty three members at present,
and will be happy to enroll those
others qualified on its member
ship list. Main qualification for
membership is that a woman's
husband belong to some Ameri-
can Legion Post-not necessarily
Rock Creek Post 268 Those wish
ing to join the Auxiliary may
call Mrs. Clarence TeW at 10.
5-2344 for information.
Some time ago 1 informed you
that according to Variety you
could purchase United States ex-
hibition rights to Mrs. Haroy-
the largest whole (75 feet and
quite dead in captivity, complete
with carrying trailer. Apparent
ly no one arnud here took up the
offer. She is now feature act
traction at Brooklyn's famed
Coney Island. Glad to know
where she finally landed.
Wheaton Glenmont Demo
Gratis are invited to attend the
countrywide Candidates Ball be-
ing sponsored by the Young
Democratic Club of Montgomery
County at the Indian Spring
Country Club on June 18th.
Tickets are So couple, and the
dance starts at 10 pm.
VIPs present will include all of
t he Democratic gubernatorial
and congressional candidates, as
well as those for state and local
offices. An excellent chance to
get out and meet your candidates.
One gimmick of the evening
will be sample ballots for Cover.
nor and congressional seats to
be handed out to each person as
he arrives. These will be marked
by those present, and the winners
anniunced during the evening.
Hope they have some sort of
humorous prizes to hand out to
the winners-and that the whole
thing doesn't backfire. Could
cause hard feelings.
Georgia Avenue is truly becom-
ing Country Club Lane"-what
with Manor Club, its new driving
range, the Norbeck Country Club,
Brook Manor Club, a new driving
range at Glenmont, the putting
green near Norbeck-and renew.
al by Mr.. Victor Messall of his
plan for family club-complete
with pool, fishing pond, tennis
courts, milk bar, supervised nur.
sery, etc. on his estate "Mer.
lands" just north of Glenmont.
They'll need that new highway
surveying for which is now und.
erway--to Olney!
Local Wheaton Hills Home
makers attending the Short.
course at the University Of Mary.
land are Mrs. Leo Riddell who is