Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-28
BY MRS. GEORGE DARBY,
GAITHERSBURG 500

Inc AS center Was BUSY
, place last Saturday.
First, there were men busy on
the new building that will be
ready for the Fair august %
to 20. Then, in the main build
ing a group of people were get
ting things ready for big picnic
for the Haynes Employees AS
ISOLATION of the Haynes Litho-
graph Co. (now of Silver Spring
but soon to be located just out
of Rockville off Route 240.
Then, at the same time there
was a meeting of the swimming
pool committee. Members were
talking facts and figures with a
pool construction representative.
You see land as an interested
member of the pool committee
must get this i'm, plans are 60
ing along with the pool, and as
a word of advice the time is now
to get on the gravy train and
join.
We don't like to warn, but it
well could be that you non-join-
ers might well be sorry this time
next year when the temperatures
hit the high COS again.
We can't help wonder how
many in this vicinity have long
ed for a pool these last few
weeks. 1t could have been, you
know, and what's more it will be
done, make no mistake about
that.
Mrs. Joseph Kuchta and her
children who have been visiting
at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Jon Larcombe for the past 10
days, left early this week for
their home at Dobbins Air Force
Base, Marietta, Ga. 1t. Kuchta
flew up for the weekend and he
and Mrs. Kuchta and the children
drove back.
George Hell returned home on
Saturday from Camp Let's.
Many many thanks to all who
helped make the Ascension
Chapel Lawn fete the great sue
cess it was.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Sigafoose
will leave on Monday on the Cap.
ital Limited for what sounds like
a glorious vacation in the West.
Enroute to the Coast they plan
to stop at Yellowstone National
Park, Salt Lake City and other
places. Once on the Coast they
will spend some time in Califor-
mia and if time permits may go
, to Seattle. From California they
will go to Mexico City and will
return home by way of New
Orleans and Atlanta. They will
be away a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bonner
and their children of Basking
Ridge, N. j., were guests last
weekend of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
K. Davies, Jr.
j. Fred Redding returned last
weekend from a two weeks tour
of duty with the Marine Reserves
at Quantico, Va.
Mrs. Monroe Phebus, Miss Jean
PhebuS and Mrs. Allen Drew and
her children of Bethesda are vac
ationing in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Chiswell
left on Sunday for a trip through
the New England states and
southern Canada.
Another one of those good
luncheons sponsored by st. Mar
tins Church will be held in the
near future-Thursday, Aug. 4,
from II a. m. until 2 p. m. to be
exact.
If you were fortunate enough
to go to the last one you know
what good food is in store for
you. This luncheon will feature
a different menu-fried chicken
no less and fried just right by
really good cooks.
If that isn't enough to entice
you, then you might like to know
that there will also be potato
salad, home made hot rolls, and
all of the rest of good things that
go with that kind of lunch.
II you are getting tired of fix
ing lunch for the family, here
is your chance to give them a
treat. And if you are a working
man or gal and are tired of the
same old fare of packed lunches,
enclrcle the date, Aug. 4, and
come to st. Martins Church.
The proceeds of the luncheon
viii go toward the new church
fund. And here is advance no.
tlce of the next in this series of
luncheons Sept. 7. Better mark
both dates on your calendar
Allyn Myers returned on Satur.
day from two weeks training