Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-26


Lord Delaware from England,
who is visiting this country with
him. They toured Mr.. CARROTS
farm and viewed the equipment
standards and the labor saving
devices in operation there. We
understand that Mr.. Mccain and
his British guest were greatly
impressed with Maple Springs
Farm.
Mrs. L. o. Brundage of Falls
Road left this week for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. John Nc
Cue in st. Louis. She will be
away until the first of June.
The official board of the Rock
vile Methodist Church gathered
at the Fellowship Hall on Thurs
day, May 10. The Rev. and Mrs.
William w. Dodge entertained the
group at delightful dinner.
The garden of Mrs. Howard
M. Blandy was the scene of a
very pleasant gathering Thurs
day evening. Mrs. Blandy who
is the organist of the Rockville
Baptist Church, entertained mem
bers of the choir and their friends
at barbecue picnic.
The new officers of the Junior
Women's Club were installed
Wednesday night, May 10. Mrs.
Alice Wyckoff, President; Mrs.
Evelyn Ullman, First Vice-Presi-
dent; Mrs. Lois Smith, Second
Vice-President; Mrs. Betty Gran
dali, Cores. Secretary; Mrs.
Evelyn Longley, Rec. Secretary;
and Mrs. Connie Allnutt, Treas.
Mrs. James w. Douthat of the
Fifth District was the installa-
ton officer. Mrs. Charlotte Cha
kan, Mrs. Jennie Jones, Mrs.
Claire Kanode, Mrs. Helen JUDD
kins, and Mrs. Marjorie Steuki
were cO-hOSteSSeS.
Saturday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Maddox were hosts
at their home on South Van Bur-
en- st. Their guests included
small group of friends.
Attention third and fourth
graders of the West Rockville
Elementary School-Heres your
chance to beat drum or blow a
horn. Plans are under way for
an instrumental band at the
school for next year. If you
are interested in becoming
member, registrations are now
being taken at the school. In
structions are free and offers a
wonderful opportunity for you
young folks to play in the band.
There will be number of
events taking place tonight.
At 8 o'clock, the Rockville
Christian Church will hold install.
lation ceremonies for the Rev.
Charles B. Matthias, who is the
new minister of the church. Fol
lowing the installation, recep-
ton will be held for Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthias. Chaplain Richard B.
Cheatham will preside and the
Rev. Raymond P. Black of Christ
Episcopal Church will extend
greetings from the local churches.
The charge to the minister will
be given by the Rev. Glendale
Burton, pastor of the Wilson
Boulevard Church in Arlington.
The charge to the congregation
will be given by the Rev. William
j. Leinback, Executive Secretary
of the Disciple Churches of the
Washington Area. Also, there
will be special music by the choir.
Also, tonight at 8 o'clock, the
women of the Rockville Pres
byterian Church will hold their
annual birthday party" The
collection received at this event
will go to Japan for use in a mis-
sion hospital.
At the TWinbrook Recreation
Center, the Rockville Area Girl
Scouts will have mother-daugh-
ter picnic from 6 to 9.
This past winter, Lois and Den
ton Smith of Hi-Wood Drive start
ed square dance group in their
basement for fellow.employees of
Denton's and their wives. Twice
month the PR Squares had a
get-together. On Saturday, May
81, the group had their last meet
ing until fall in the form of
picnic supper. Their host was
DR.. George Passenberger of Boyd.
On Friday, Mrs. Frank Burk-
holder was hostess at a bridge