Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-22
Mrs. John Diamond. III

this year are those two faVorites
with the youngsters of all ages
Mr.. Eugene p. Moran and Mr.
Maynard Haithcock. Under theil
leadership and guidance, the chill
dren have a wide variety of ac
tivities, covering almost every
age-level. The program is in eff
feet each weekday and evening.
There is scarcely an hour OF
the day or evening that some
thing is not going on. Those
youngsters who have been at
tending the activities they
are all held at the Rockville Ele
mentary School and the adjoin
ing play areas-have found the
recreational program a wonder
full way to spend their leisure
hours.
For those who have not vel
visited the school and Joined in
the activities, there is a treat in
store. Here's something really
worthwhile in your own back.
yard, mons and pops, better look
into it and let your young ones
join the fun. In our book, the
townsfolk are indebted to these
two fine young men, Mr.. Moran
and Mr.. Haithcock, for all they
are doing with our youngsters
and what they have done in the
previous summers with this pro-
gram.
Mr.. and Mrs. David f. Belts
are at home at Hectic Hill after
spending several days in Lake
Forest, ILL.,, as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lehman. They
winged out Thursday morning
and returned by plane Monday
afternoon. While they were there
Dave was participant in the
Annual Visitor Golf Tournament
at the Onwentsia Country Club.
They spent a delightful and busy
weekend amid twirl of parties
\and a trip to the races to see
the Arlington Classic. While they
were away, Dawes parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Belts and Barbara,
kept Hectic Hill open and were
hosts to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Harvey of Wilson, N. c. and
their son, Bill, who were house.
guests there for several days
The Harveys and the senior Belts
are old friends and they enjoyed
visit together and did some
sightseeing in Washington.
Commander and Mrs. Bruce
Henderson are receiving congrat-
ulations these days on the arrival
of their daughter, Elizabeth Scott
on July 13. The newest members
OF the Henderson family was born
at Garfield Hospital in Washing
ton and tipped the scales at sew
en- pounds.
Mr., and Mrs. Dick Hickman
were supper hosts at their home
on South Adams Street on Sat
urday evening. Their guests in
cluded members of the Husbands
and Wives Bridge Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Glen.
daniel and their son, Lindsay,
were weekend guests of Mrs. OF.
i've Carr. Clendaniel and Lindsay
have returned to their home in
Southern Maryland, while Mrs.
Clendaniel will remain here for
a longer visit with her sister.
The William BarnsleyS had a
house guest last week and on
Saturday evening entertained at
dinner in his honor. Mrs. Barns.
ley's brother, Mr. Holly NJ. Kel.
Ter of Orlando, Fla. was here for
a visit.
Another visitor to Rockville
was young Nat West, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas West of Madi
son, N. ]. Nat was the guest OF
Bruce and David Mackey. His
parents were enroute to North
Carolina for a vacation, so they
stopped by in Rockville Sunday
and had visit with some of
their former neighbors before
taking off for the South.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mason Burleson
and Mrs. Charles Peters of San
Antonio, Tex. were the weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Porter
Ward. On Sunday the Wards and
their guests visited Gunston Hall
the old, historic home of Mrs
Burleson's great, great grand
father, George Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Opfar of
Rockland Avenue are enjoying a
visit this week with Mrs. Opfar's
sister and brother-in.law, Mr. and
Mrs. Allen f. Pritchard Jr. OF
Columbus, Ohio. The Pritchards
and their three children will be
here until the first of next week
Mr.. Pritchard is Executive Direc
tor of the Ohio Municipal League