Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-06-03
Rockville and Vicinity
Mrs. John Diamond III Poplar 223I2

The holiday weekend found a
group of Rockvillians in Atlantic
City attending the District Con-
vention for District 22-C of the
Lions Club. Among those who
attended from the Rockville Club
were Mr.. and Mrs. AL LaZor (Mr.
.Lazor is the president-elect and
will take office in July), Mr.. Will
Stackhouse, Mr.. and Mrs. Chuck
Seymour, Daniel Weddle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Abel Norris, Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Lippard and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Baker. Also attending
the convention were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Aud of Silver Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas M. Darby
and their daughter, Julia Mae,
spent the holiday weekend visit
ing relatives and friends in How
ard, Carroll, and Baltimore Coun.
ties.
Mrs. Robert Peter, Miss Mar
garet Tyler and Miss Joan Gam.
BILE of Bethesda motored down to
Front Royal, Va, for the dance
and festivities at Randolp :
Macon Academy which brought
the school year to an end. They
were guests of Mrs. Peters son,
Tyler, who returned home with
them.
The Army-McCarthy hearings
still make the news and are still
packing them in" at every seS-
sion. Did you know that on
Thursday two of the very fairest
spectators were Rockville gals
Jane Dawson and Sis Belts?
Seems as though Jane and Sis
spent the day and thoroughly
@joyed the hearings. They met
some very interesting people, in
Guiding Senator Mcclellan, who
OF course is one of the key figures
in these hearings.
Young Bobby Maddox, son of
Pew and Bob Maddox, met with
an accident last week which re-
suited in a broken co1lar-bone.
Little Bobby is practically clothed
in a cast which he will need to
wear for some time. Our best
wishes to Bobby. We hope he will
soon be able to shed the cast and
be on his busy little way again.
Mrs. Sarah Mortimer and Mrs.
Lucille Magruder motored to
Fork Union Military Academy at
Fork Union, Va, over the week
end to attend the graduation ex-
erciSeS. Mrs. Mortimer's nephew,
Cadet Joseph B. Price, was
among the graduates and Incl
dentally won the Bible medal, a
star for no dement's during the
year, a bar for outstanding work
on the school paper, and was
Corporal in the Honor Guard.
Needless to say, congratulations
Hare in order for Cadet Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Stout and
their daughter, Mary, recently
visited in Berwick, Pa, their for
mer home. They motored up and
spent several days with Mr..
Stout's mother, Mrs. w. T. Stout.
If you are wondering why fish
and Tom Jones are beaming
these days, it's because they are
very new grandparents. Ensign
Thomas Wallace Jones, Jr., and
Mrs. Jones became the proud
parents of a baby daughter on
May %. Ensign Jones is sta
toned at Pensacola, Fla. fish is
in Florida visiting her son and
daughter-in-law, and making the
acquaintance of her new grand
daughter.
Probably no bride-to-be has
been more feted than Mildred
Ward. On Thursday evening she
was honored at a bridal shower
at the home of Miss Margaret Ty-
Ter. Miss Tyler and Mrs. Frank
Tyler were co-hostesses at the
lovely party. Thirty-five guests
Mere present to fete Mildred and
wish her every happiness in her
approaching marriage to Mr.. Ed
win F. Smellie.
Word comes from Paris from
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Johns who
have been mentioning in Eng
land these past few weeks. They
are enjoying their trip but say
that Rockville will look wonder
full to them. They are returning
aboard the Queen Elizabeth.
Miss Edith Magruder en-
planed for st. Louis, Mo-, on Sun
day to attend the Southern Bap-
fist Convention there. She will
be a messenger to the convention
and will return in about two
weeks. She expects to motor
back with the Reverend and Mrs.
Claude A. Brubaker, minister of
the Mt. Zion Baptist Church.
y Word comes from San Francis
co from the Harrison Englands.