Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-18

The very best news in town
this week comes from Suburban
\ Hospital. The good report is that
Mrs. Louis M. Leimbach, wife of
the Sentinels general manager,
is getting along beautifully fol
lowing an operation on Friday.
This is certainly good news to
Mrs. Leimbach's legion of friends,
SAWho wish her speedy and COM
~plete recovery. She is expected
home the end of this week. Over
the weekend, several members
of Mrs. Leimbach's family came
over from Ellicott City and were
houSeguestS at the Leimbach'S
home on West Montgomery Ave
nue.. Her sister, Mrs. Paul L.
Morsberger and Mr.. Morsberger
and her niece, Mrs. Stephen COT
fey, Mr.. Coffey and their son
Corky, were here. The house
guests also included Mrs. Leim-
bach's brother, Mr.. Clinton NJ
Easton of Gainesville, and Mrs.
EaSton.
The bulletin at Richard Mont
gomery High School Monday
morning announced that Pamela
Lee Preston was enrolled in the
class 1872. Of course, Pamela Lee
Preston is the brand new daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Preston,
and made her appearance early
Monday morning at Columbia
Hospital. She weighed eight
pounds and seven ounces. Mr..
Preston is the band instructor at
Richard Montgomery and Organ
list and Choirmaster of Christ
Church in Rockville. Congratula-
tons, PrestonsI The Prestons
Ave another young daughter,
WHO is going to love her new
sister.
Picturesque Williamsburg was
the spot chosen by the David
Bettses, and their daughter, Bar
bara, for a weekend visit. They
motored down to the historic Vir-
ginia town.
Mrs. George Edmonds is eX-
pected home this weekend from
Denton. She has been visiting
there for the past three weeks.
She has been the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Letha Clendaniel,
and her husband and children.
Tyler Peter is home from Rand
olph-Macon Academy for ten
day spring vacation. He is the
son of Mrs. Robert Peter of
North Adams Street.
A visitor to Rockville recently
was Mrs. Elsie White Haines of
Frederick. Mrs. Haines was the
weekend guest of Miss Marie
Long.
Miss Charlotte Frost of Rock
vile, along with Miss Teri Don
ney of Chevy Chase, Miss Joan
Carrusillo and Miss Ann Russell
..of Arlington, are spending the
Y WEEKEND in New York City. While
they are there they plan to visit
Miss Doris Johnson, a student at
Pratt Institute, and take in sever
al of the current Broadway
shows.
On Wednesday Mrs. Dick Hick-
man and her sister, Miss Virginia
Karn took off New York for a
twirl in the big city. They will
meet their sister, Mrs. Harold
TaIburt of Kenwood, who has
been in New York few days,
and they will all return together
on Sunday.
Mrs. Lee Moulden had an espec-
tally nice weekend topped off by
dual celebration on Friday
night. Mrs. Moulden and her
daughters, Eileen and Patsy,
drove down to Charlottesville,
Va. Friday for the Gaping
ceremony of her other daughter,
Mildred Fraley, who is attending
the School of Nursing at the Uni
versity of Virginia. The girls sur
prised their mother Friday night
A-they had a birthday dinner,
complete with a birthday cake
for her at the Thomas Jefferson
Inn.
The Safety Patrols of the Rock
vile Elementary School and
Richard Montgomery High School
are well-versed on the workings
of their County Government, for
on Monday evening they were
guests of the Montgomery Coun
ty Police and were taken on a
tour of the new County Building
in Rockville. These tours will be
continued during the entire week
and will include all patrols in
Montgomery County. The purpose
of these visits is to acquaint the
youngsters with the workings OF
the County Government. Three
members of the Police Force
serve as Safety Coordinators with
the school patrols and were on
LMhand Monday night to take the
Youngsters around and explain
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