Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-27
Rockville and Vicinity
Mrs. John Diamond III Poplar 2-23l2

Mr.. Hall is probably known to
many of you through his several
years of teaching and counseling
at RMFIS. At present, he is
assistant principal at Montgom-
cry Hills Junior High School in
Silver Spring.
Mrs. Louis Leimbach, wife of
our Sentinels General Manager,
is at home and convalescing
nicely from a recent operation.
This will be good news for her
host of friends.
There's good news, too, about
Sam Young. We understand he
is getting along nicely, following
surgery at Garfield Hospital on
Friday. He will be there for a
few days more, but will soon be
home and up and about again.
We understand, too, that Mrs.
L. M. Patrick is better these
days. Mrs. Patrick, who needs
no Introduction, is the mother of
Mrs. Charles w. Woodward, Jr.,
you know. She suffered back
injury at Christmastime but we
understand she is up and about
a bit now, and we are glad.
The time has come for the
exodus, and with those snow
flurries, the sunny south would
sure look good these days. Come
Saturday morning, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Allnutt will leave for a
vacation in the sun and surf.
They are driving down and will
visit Sarasota, RTandenton, Or
lando, Daytona Beach and sew
eral other places while they are
there. They expect to see Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Griffith in Day
tona one day and will visit other
friends en- route. They will be
away several weeks.
Monday, Mrs. George Peter
and her son left for Ocala, Fla,
where they will spend the re-
mainder of the winter.
Tuesday, found Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Carrot off for Florida, too.
They will be away for some time.
Mrs. William Wesley Dodge,
wife of the Reverend Dodge of
the Rockville Methodist Church,
was among the guests at the 50th
anniversary luncheon of the
YWCA in Washington last week.
Mrs. Eisenhower touched off the
button which lighted the candles
on the cake in New York in
celebration of the Tooth anniver-
sary of the Young Women's
Christian Association movement.
Wives of many of the Cabinet
members and others in Wash
ington's officialdom were guests
at the luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Crump
4 and their two boys took off on
combined business and pleasure
| trip last weekend. Mr.. Crump
had a business engagement in
Charleston, S. c., so his family
went along and they visited his
toric Williamsburg over tn e
weekend and had an opportunity
to see some friends while they
were away.
Ann Wyckoff of Anderson Ave
nue. celebrated her birthday on
Saturday. January IS, with a
birthday party at her home. A
number of AIMS classmates at
the West Rockville Elementary
School came to the gay $3.50 to
$50 party, and helped her cele-
brate the occasion.
Another member of the young.
er set was hostess on Friday
evening - Miss Charlene Stein
berg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Steinberg of Beall Ave.
nue.. Charlene entertained at a
"get together" at her home from
7:30 to 1000. Her guests in.
Guided number of her young
contemporaries who had won
derful time at the gay party.
One of the finest activities we
know of is the recreational pro
gram now in progress in Rock
vile under the able leadership OF
Mr.. Eugene P. Moran, vice
principal of the Rockville Junior
High School. A junior high
basketball league for the boys
of the sixth, seventh and eighth