Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-28
In and Around Gaithersburg
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per cent of those who attended
did come in costume.
1t does make the dance much
more fun, so, grown-ups, you too
put on your thinking caps, and
plan a costume that will walk
off with one of the Is prizes that
will be awarded. Competent judg.
es, Mrs. Gerald Rotruck, Mrs.
Norman L. Belt and DIR. Frank
Broschart, VIII be the deciding
factors in awarding the prizes.
Muse will be by Art Calevas and
his orchestra.
MI. and Mrs. Robert Chambers
have returned from a two months
trip to Europe. Mrs. Chambers
reports an enjoyable trip but that
home surely looked good.
Mrs. Frank Ray has been ill
with virus pneumonia and jaun-
dice but is on the mend now
We hope that she will soon be
up and out again.
The A ivisory Committee of the
Gaithe~sburg Library will meet
this evening at 8 pm. in the Ii
brary.
MI. and Mrs. G. w. Bell and
Mr.. aid Mrs. Charles Jacobs will
leave tomorrow for West Point
for the Virginia-Army game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivor Gehrman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Talbot
of CheStertown entertained on
Sunday at a tea in honor of Mrs.
Gehrman and Mrs. Talbot's broth
err, Jack Walker and his fiancee,
Mrs. Ruby Johnson, whose we'd
ding will take place on Oct. 30
in Frederick.
The Upper Montgomery County
Council of Church Women will
observe World Day on November
5, at 2 pm. at EpWorth Metho-
dist Church The Rev. Paul K
Cummins of Grace Church will
speak on the World Council of
Churches.
Another supper in the offing
is the Epworth Church supper on
Nov. 4, at the Agriculture Cen
ter A bazaar will be held in con-
junction with the supper.
And speaking of dates to re-
member, don't forget the Ameri-
can Legion, Barber Briggs Post
No. 104, dance on Nov. 20, It
might seem to be a little in adj.
vance but time is a wastin' and
before you know it Nov 20 will
roll around.
Mrs. George Ninas, who is still
recovering from a serious fall,
has had further complications
and we do hope that of this writ
ing that she is on the mend. If
she is still confined to her home,
we sincerely hope that her friends
will be on hand to cheer her up.
Miss Eulalie Boland, a we'll
loved and respected resident of
this town for many years, is now
in Res-Mor Sanitarium in Be-
thesda. Miss Elizabeth Barber,
who had a serious fall recently,
has left the hospital and is now
at the Kensington Gardens Rest
Home in Kensington.
We sincerely hope that w. O.
Dash is in better health. Mr..
Dosh was taken i'll last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G.. Davis
celebrated their Golden Wedding
anniversary on Sunday, Oct. II,
at their home on Walker Avenue,
leaving the following Tuesday
for an extended trip through
Florida to celebrate the occasion.
They also plan to visit their
grandson, Cpl. Jack r. Davis and
his family in Augusta, Ga.
DR.. and Mrs. c. A. Rhodes of
Atlanta, Ga. and their daughter,
Mrs. Z. w. Smith, Jr. of CASTOR
ia, N. c., arrived on Tuesday and
will be the guests of Miss Ella
Plummer until after the Walker
Johnson wedding which will take
place on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Mullineaux
left on Monday for a trip south
which will take them through