Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-12-02
NEWS FROM
Germantown
Mrs. Laura Nicely
Gaithersburo 7so-J-l2

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Mrs. William Floyd of Rockville
on the birth of their lovely 6
pound 8 ounce baby girl on Tues
day, November % at Naval Medi-
cal Hospital. She has been named
Sharon Marlene. By the way this
little miss is the 18th baby to be
added to the Cradle Roll of Ger
mantown Baptist Church in the
past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnett Umberg
er entertained at dinner on Sun
day having as guests Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Z. Dove and family jim
ME and Teresa.
Mrs. Charles Whitehouse of
Rockville visited with her aunt,
Mrs. Kenneth Price, a few days
last week, she will leave soon to
join her husband Staff Sgt
Charles Whitehouse who is sta
toned in Edinburgh, Scotland
He will serve a 4 year tour of
duty. Both these young folks
plan to continue their education
there.
Mrs. w. o. Young is at home
again after being hospitaliZed for
eye surgery
Attending and greatly enjoying
the special dinner at The Mary
lander Rest Home on last Tues
day honoring Mrs. Annie Nc
Pieces Tooth birthday were Mrs.
L. Hussey, Miss Rose OHagan,
Miss Annie Meyer, Mrs. r. w.
Rawn, Mr.. A. j. Wade and your
writer.
The menu was roast beef, rice
with brown gravy, green peas,
carrots, okra, bread butter, a bev-
erage and most beautiful birth
day cake also being delicious. l
was fortunate enough to secure
the autograph of all of the guests
including Mrs. McPhee.
Rev. and Mrs. Albert LEM and
Miss Ruthie and young Teddy
were guests of friends in Penn
sylvania for few days during
the Thanksgiving holidays.
The cornerstone laying Nov. IA
of the Methodist Church at Wash
ington Grove where copies of
The Sentinel were placed in the
cornerstone was indeed most
happy occasion. We rejoice with
our neighbors. Among those pres
ent were one Mrs Sadie Wood.
ward Daley who recalls teaching
the children for years before
the present church was built, dur
ing the camp meetings held
there for so many years.
LaVerne Geiger who recently
became a councilman at Wash
ington Grove made flying trip
to New York to meet an uncle
who arrived from Jamaica. He
and his happy family have con-
tributed a very real sense of hap
piness to some who would other
wise be lonely by inviting them
to make a trip to Our Sugar Loaf
Mountain for a picnic supper
there, proceeding on to Harpers
Ferry,SW. Va. making historic
study of this famed quaint city.
They walked over some of the
very roads made famous by John
Brown, reaching the point where
the joining of the three rivers
make such a lovely scene, viewed
from the hill atop the historic
town. More of US should make
it rule to invite a friend to &C.
company us on these lovely trips.
Mrs. Mary E. Snyder accom-.
panied by her brother "Bubby''
Howes of Gaithersburg are visit
ing with their brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Howes in
Derby, Col.
Mrs. May Hargett entertained
with traditional great family
dinner on Thanksgiving with
close TO so present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie johnson
of Cobb Island John Burke anC
Mrs. F. E. Johnson of German
town spent Thanksgiving a
Rockville guests of Mr.. and Mrs
j. M. Burke Jr.
Sorry to report that Mr. ant
= Mrs Lloyd Mallonne are moving
to Towson, where he is employed
Wen miss you and wish for yol
a most happy stay in your new
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Wallace
Sr. celebrated the holiday by hav
ing all of their children and thel
families present Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Murtha and daughter,
of Dedham, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Oelbermann and 3 chill
dren of State College, Pa, MI
and Mrs. John Darnall and
children of Cheverly, and Mr.. ant
Mrs. f. H. Wallach Jr., and thei
2 children Other guests wer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard White o
Washington.
Mrs. George Schaeffer ST., ha