Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-01
Ask Citizens
To Fly Flags
Over Homes
BY Mrs. George Darby and
Mrs. Marie Wayne
Gaithersburg 666


decking out the town with "Wel-
come Fremen' banners and get
ting everything ready for the big
Labor Day celebration.
Residents of Gaithersburg car
add to the color by having their
homes decorated with flags. All
mall Gaithersburg will be a very
busy place from now until the
final activity-the dance-is over
Plan to spend the day in Gath.
erSburg and you will be assured
of some interesting event to
watch from morning until night
everything from hook-up con-
tests to a beauty contest with
fireworks, box supper, and dance
thrown in. What more could
anyone ask for one day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dutrow
and their two sons, Skippy and
Ronnie, took off last week for a
two week cruise aboard their new
cabin cruiser, the "Skip-Ron."
The new craft sounds like a
dreama 40 foot ocean-going one.
Needless to say the burrows were
anxious to get going, and Bob
spent part Of last week getting
things ship-shape for the family
when they arrived the latter part
of the week. Bon voyage, Dut-
rows.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Smith and
their children are in Brandon
burg, Ky, where they are visit
ing Mr.. Smiths mother, Mrs.
Lucy Smith.
Mrs. Albert Cissell, ST.. of Oar
nestown entertained at a bridge
luncheon at the Francis Scott Key
Hotel on Thursday.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Maui
rice ChisWell entertained some
friends at bridge luncheon at
her home on Brooks Ave.
The Rev. and Mrs. Malcolm
Wright and their two children
are back in Gaithersburg from
their months vacation.
Don't forget that Mrs. Byron
Miller would like to hear what
you can donate for the Labor Day
box supper. In case you have
forgotten the list of the food
needed, it might be well to repeat
the list cabbage, carrots, onions,
celery, green peppers, tomatoes,
eggs, canned milk, butter, mus
tard, mayonnaise, jelly, pickles,
flour, salt, pepper, and lard. Mrs.
Miller can be reached by calling
Gaithersburg 35 ]. If you can
donate food or offer your ser
vices to help with the prepare
ton, call Mrs. Miller.
Mrs. Edmund Codwise, a for
mer resident of Gaithersburg, is
visiting Mrs. Jennie Vollmer of
Washington Grove. Mrs. Cod
wise recently returned from a
trip to the West Coast.
Miss Elizabeth UZZle has re-
turned to her home in Wilson's
Mill, N. c., after a weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fox.
Mrs. George Peter left on Fri
day for her home in Fort Lau-
derdale, Fla.
Mrs. Bessie Sterrick and Har-
old Kingsley returned last We'd
nesday from LaGrangeville, N.
Y. where they have been spend
ing the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Colwell and their fam
lily. The Colwells lived in Gath.
ersburg until this summer, but
will be making their home in La
Grangeville for the present,
The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Stew.
art Labat and their family moved
TO Gaithersburg early this week
and are now living at 205 S. Sum-
NIT Ave.
The swimming pool commit
tee members sincerely appreciate
tine fact that so many interested
future patrons of the pool visited
the booth during the fair. If
all goes we'll, construction could
begin this fall So some of you
who are in the considering"
stage, better consider a little
more and get your applications
in.
Mrs. Florence Kanode was a
guest of Mrs. Clay Plummer last
week.
Friends of the Rev. Mr.. Frank
Cockrell were happy to see him
on Sunday when he visited Ep
worth Church.
William Gruver and John
Freeman enjoyed a canoe TRIP
down the Juniata River from
Huntington to Lewistown, Pa. this
past weekend.
Miss Ann Gruver was among
the many county students who
left on Tuesday morning for the
AAA Patrol Camp at Mt. Airy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rothgeb of
Manassas, Va. were the weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Barbour.