Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-12
By Martha Palmer
Gaithersburg. 658-J.I

the last day of June. An English
springer spaniel whose proud
owners are Mr.. and Mrs. William
Morton, gave birth to IS puppies.
One of the puppies died, which
now leaves Springer with a fam
lily of IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton were
quite surprised when Springer
gave birth to such large family,
as the average litter for this
breed of dog is seven.
The first of the English spring
ers were brought to the United
States solely because American
sportSmen delighted in this part
ocular breed of dog when they
were abroad. The English spring
er spaniel breed has been kept as
a hunting dog, but such as it is,
members of this breed have also
endeared themselves as pets and
household companions.
Springer is a lovely purebred
dog and her registered name is
Spring of Rolling Hills. At the
present time she is doing very
well with her large family.
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Recent guests of Miss .Rebecca
Leaman were: Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Tongier of Coffeyville. Kans.,
Mrs. F. E. Johnson Mr.. John
Burke of Comus, and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. M. Stockton of German
town.
Gordon Allen and sons Tommy
and Harold and Miss Sadie Yer
lingo have made their permanent
residence in the old Carroll Wat
ers homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon CIlVert and
daughter Vicky were Sunday din.
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Earle
Fl. Harding and family.
Returning home from their va
cation - st. Petersburg Beach,
Fla, are Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w.
Dorsey. While there they spent
their time visiting friends and
relatives, deep-sea fishing and
swimming. They visited with Mrs.
James T. Austin and sons, Tom
my and Chuckie, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Dunn and Carita.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Hard.
ing and daughter, Gloria, spent
this past Sunday at Stone Lake
at the Naval Medical Center pic.
n'clIing with many friends. Their
guests for the day were Mr.. Hard
ing's father, w. c. Harding, &c.
ella Harding, Nancy and Sharon,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stamp of
Bethesda, Mr.. and Mrs. Deaner
l.awless and family of Diamond
avenue, Gaithersburg, Mr. and
Mrs. Norman erosion of Gath.
ersburg, Miss Barbara Jean Dodd
OF Washington Grove. and Glor-
las guest for the day was Bruce
Marchu of GaitherSburg. They
spent most enjoyable day eat.
ing, fishing, swimming and boat
riding.
Jon Westfall, who has been
very sick with virus pneumonia,
is convalescing at his home.
Get-well wishes go to Donald
Frye, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Frye, who is now confined in his
home with case of mumps.
Pfc. Reginald c. Fender, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Fender, re-
turned to Fort Rucker, Ala. on
Saturday where he will complete
his training with the U. S. Army.
Pfc. Fender returned to Fort
Rucker by air.
The Women's Missionary I'm
ion, the Girls Auxiliary and the
Sunbeams, held their monthly
meeting this past Tuesday even
ing in the social hall of the Ger.
mantown Baptist Church.
On Saturday afternoon, July
Z at 2 pm. the Germantown Bap.
fist Church held its Vacation
Bible School picnic on the church
grounds. All students, parents,
and school workers, and anyone
else who would have liked to
come, was cordially invited. Ev-
eryone enjoyed and afternoon of
entertainment and fellowship to-
gether.
On July 1, the Germantown
Baptist Church brought to close
its Vacation Bible School by hold
ing commencement exercises.
Each child who attended and the
schools teachers and helpers
were presented with a certificate.
The Baptist Church is very
happy to say that it ministered
to 135 youngsters during the
Bible School and wish to praise
God for his wonderful and bount.
iful blessings.
Miss Judy Dollenberg of Tow.
son is visiting with her aunts,
Miss Grace Burns and Mrs. Ella
Grimes Of Germantown.
Due to the fact that part of the
Germantown News was not pub.