Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-06
Ralph W alker
TO Assist in
Show Work
BY Mrs. Marie Wayne
G'burg 666

sui dIe dlleIlUllS lle NdtlOlldl
Dairy Show this week in Water
loo, Ia. Next week they will go
to the International Dairy Show
in Chicago. They are exhibiting
the state herd from Maryland,
which includes the best dairy cat
tie from Irvingtol Farms owned
by w. l.. King and Son; Rolling
Knobs owned by Ralph and Grow
er Walker; Md. Pond View owned
by Allie Messer; Fairhill, owned
by E. D. Fry and Son; LogWood
Farm from Baltimore County and
Monocacy Meadows from Freder-
lex County.
In Waterloo, they will compete
with cattle from all over the Uni
ted States and in Chicago, the
competition will be from the U.
S. and Canada.
j. Paul Lynch and daughter,
Connie, are spending a two weeks
vacation in Mariana, Fla, where
they are visiting with Mr.. Lynch's
daughter and son-in-laW, 1t. and
Mrs. Alan D. Brown. 1t. Brown
is stationed at Graham Air Base
for pilot training.
Mrs. Jack Ward was the guest
of honor at surprise birthday
party on Sept 25 given by her
family at the home of her son
and daughter-in-iaw, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bohrer. Other guests in
cluded Miss Phyllis Hershey, Will
son Dove. and Glen Shorb.
Robert Wilson has resumed his
studies at the University of Mary
land, School of Dentistry where
he is senior. Richard has re-
turned to the University of Mary
land and Ronald has transferred
to the University Of Miami. All
three boys are the sons of DR..
and Mrs Herman Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Walker
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Baugh-
man left on Monday to attend
the International City Managers
Association Convention in Bret
ton Woods, N H. MessrS. Walk
er and Baughman are delegates
to the convention.
Mrs. R. King Shirley and sons
and Mrs Paul Robichaud attend
ed a homecoming at the Stone
Church, Mt Pleasant, w. Va.
Mrs. Shirley was a member of
Inc church for several years and
her father, DR.. c. E. Lewis, was
the Superintendent of the church
until he was ordained as a Uni
ted Brethren minister.
The GaithacSburg HomemakerS
will meet at the Epworth Church
on Wednesday, Oct. u at II am.
Mrs. Lucille Howard, president,
reminds the members to bring
their toys, baked goods and sand
wiches. a.
Mrs. Gerald Barbour and Mrs.
Ralph Rothgeb of Manassas, Va.
left on Tuesday to spend a few
days in New York City. They
Fan to be back on Friday.
Mrs. Forest Walker is enter
tanning the W.S.C.S. of Grace
Church at her home this after
noon.
Kimmie Walker is spending
this week at home with his wife
and parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Muir
ray Walker. He is being trans
ferred from Boston, Mass. to
Portland, Ma. He will leave soon
\ on a months cruise, possibly to
Bermuda. Kimmie has spent the
past two summers in the Arctic
Region and is looking forward to
some warm weather for a change.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Wayne
and family and Miss Pat Wayne
were dinner guests on Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCathran
of Washington Grove.
The Roy Benson family has
been having a streak of luck that
should happen to all of us. 1t all
started When their daughter Rita,
won a gold cup for the most
comical float in the Labor Day
Parade. That night, Mrs. Benson
won the $50 savings bond at the
Fireman's dance. Next, Mr.. Ben.
son was notified he had won the
electric rooster that was given
away by the Gaithersburg Appli-
ance Co. during fair week. He
is a salesman for a Gas" COM
pany. That brings us to the next
item. Mr.Benson returned on Sat
urday from a three.day all ex.
pense paid trip at the Shawnee
Inn in the Pocono Mountains. He
! won this for being the top sales.
man in the Rockville area for
the Parlett Gas Co. Last week
Mrs. Benson attended a Stainless
Steel Party held at st. Martins
and came home with the door
prize And the last thing, at this
writing, concerns their grand.
daughter, Terry, who is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cor.
don Benson of Waldorf. Little
Miss Terry, who is only 10