Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-10-18
By Janet Miles
Poplar 2-3357

Did you know this is MANS
World? Well, it seems they are
getting ready to invade the wo-
mans world Saturday night at
Wesley Hall of the Rockville
Methodist Church. This unique
entertainment is sponsored by the
choir and other interested indi-
viduals, and we hear by the grape
vine that many famous national
and international celebrities from
the fields of fiction, politics, en-
tertainment, and sports will be
present.
The cast will be ali maze, and
don't tell anyone we told you, but
we eavesdripped and figured you
might like to know who will be
present. None other than the
Prince of Monaco, Prince Rainier
himself, and Her Majesty Grace,
Lii Abner and Daisy Mae, Mari
lyn Monroe, Liberace and Brother
George, Margaret Truman and,
hold your seats, gals, even Elvis
Presley. There are many other
important personages that you
will simply have to go to see for
yourself.
Also, we heard that Judge
Charles w. Woodward, Charles
w. Woodward, Jr., AL Lazor, Err
vim Lilijegren, Herbert Butts,
Glenn Kaiser, Ed Osborn, James
Moulden, Levin S. Comfy, Ralph
Beall, Ernest Barchers, Otis Beail,
Fred Woods, Joe Dawson, Nor
man Ward, David Hickerson, Har-
old Kenady, Owings England,
Robert Perez and George Mes
sick will be there, too-and we
wonder what they will be doing?
Honestly, it should be an hilari-
Gus evening the admission price
is 81 for adults and so cents for
children. If you are looking for
lot of laughs and a most pleas
ant evening, we would highly rec
ommend this entertainment on
Saturday evening.
November l (date has been
changed from October 90 is the
date for the Democratic Meet
Your Candidate Night" at Park
lawn. The party starts at 7:30
pm. and all Democrats are cor
daily invited.
Schools are closed today and to-
morrow. The Maryland State
Teachers Convention is held in
Baltimore on those two days, anu
we know there will be quite a
lumber of delighted children!
Mr.. and Mrs. j. SomerveIl Daw-
son of South Washington Street
emplaned for a few days last
week down Mississippi way.
Judge and Mrs. Charles w.
Woodward, Miss Bertha Fletchall
of Washington, D. c., and Mrs.
Robert Gray of Poolesville spent
the past weekend in Irvington,
Va. They were the house guests
of Mrs. Clara HeadIey.
Councilman and Mrs. WendalI
Turner are visiting their son and
. daughter-in-law, the Rev. and
Mrs. w. r. Turner, and their new
grandson, Terry, in Watkeka, Ill.
The many friends of The Rev.
and Mrs. Turner will be delighted
to know of the arrival of the
blessed event." and send their
heartiest congratulations.
Did you know that dear "gad
about" Miss Lucy Barnsley, was
guest of Jerry and Jinnna Strong,
on Station WMAL? Miss Lucy
just celebrated her 18th birthday
\ and bless her heart, qualified for
the orchid in the Happy Birthday
wishes on this program. We do
not know whether you know this
fine person or not, but those who
do love her dearly. From all your
many friends here in Rockville
and around the county, and from
this correspondent, Very Happy
Birthday, Miss Lucy, and the
Good Lord willin, hope there will
be IS more.
Now, this isn't the end of Miss
Lucy" We told you she was a
"gad about" On Saturday eve
ming she was one of the guests
at dinner of the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church's Married
Couples Club. After dinner. she
was one Of the speakers on a
panel discussion, the topic being
Senior Citizens"
The Inquiry Club met at the
home of Miss Edna Hauke last
Monday evening. Co-hostess was
Mrs. James Kendall. Mrs. Paul
Wire, president, presided at the
meeting.
We understand that MIR. and
Mrs. Ben Lanier are visiting here
in the locale from Tennessee, due
to the illness of Mrs. Laniers
nephew, William Allen.
By the way, there was a Silver
Tea on Saturday at Parklawr
from 3 to 5 pm. This lovely af
fair was sponsored by the Silver
Spring Woman's Democratic Club
and the proceeds went to the
party
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