Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-23
BY Mrs. Thomas Miles
Pc 2-3357

SedSou upon US, we thought you
good readers might like to know
that every Wednesday from now
to Easter, union services will be
held in various churches here in
Rockville. The schedule is as fol
lows:
February 20, Free Methodist
Church-Speaker, the Rev. Jacob
H. Gamble.
March Z, Rockville Baptist
Church-speaker, the Rev. Lynn
wood A. Hubbard.
March ID, Assembly of Cod
speaker, the Rev. William Yves
ley Dodge.
March 81, Rockville Presbyte.
rlan Church-speaker, the Rev
James N. Diddle.
March %, Rockville Methodist
Church-speaker, the Rev. Ray.
bond P. Black.
Mrs. John Mcdonald of South
Van Buren, Street entertained
quite a number of friends at a
dessert-matinee party last Mon
day. The beautiful Villa" was
the scene of the matinee and the
movie enjoyed was ''The Trial OF
Billy Mitchell"
Mrs. McDonald's home was at
tractively decorated with VaIen
tines day in mind, and from all
reports a most delightful after.
noon was spent by her many
friends.
Speaking of the Villa-what in
the world is the matter with you
good people in Rockville? How
many times have we heard people
say, that it certainly was shame
Rockville didn't have nice
movie. Well, you have heard ii
nova beautiful movie with the
most cooperative of owners.
So, let's keep it beautiful and
try patroniZing it and let the own
er know it's not in vain, that the
people of Rockville really want
this nice clean, modern movie
here.
On "Wednesday, Judge and Mrs
Charles w. Woodward of North
Van Buren, Street were hosts to
Mrs. Harry Woodward of Winder
Ga, Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Stall
worth and family of Atlanta, Ga.
and Mrs. Joe Barker of Washing
ton.
Also on Thursday, Judge and
Mrs. Charles W. Woodward were
hosts to Mrs. L. T. Headley, Mrs
/ M. H. Williams and Mrs. Hill
4 Sleet of Roanoke, Va.
At their home on South Var
Buren, Street on Thursday eve
ming, Mrs. Harry Pontius, ST., and
Mrs. Harry Pontius, Jr., enter
tanned a group of Mrs. Pontius
Sr.'s friends at a most charming
get-together
Maple Springs Farm was the
scene of a delightful dinner or
Saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Garrett were hosts tc
members of the Upper Montgom
cry County Farmers Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Albert and
son "Chuckie", returned Wednes
day to their home in Whippany
NJ, after visiting Mr.. and Mrs
F. Bache Albert at their home or
Dale Drive.
On Sunday, a family dinner
was enjoyed at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert, the occasion be
ing the birthday of Mr.. Albert.
Monday evening, DR.. and Mrs
Richard Buckingham were hosts
to the Albert family at another
birthday dinner.
We understand that the card
party sponsored by the Rockville
Garden Club was a tremendous
success with the kitty" increas
ing about 500. The party was
held at the P.J. Nee Furniture
Store on the Rockville Pike, anc
we understand that the hospital
ity accorded the ladies was most
appreciated. Miss Nee was the
hostess and the refreshments
prizes, cards, and card table were
supplied by the store.
Members of the Woman's Aux
iliary of Christ Church journeyed
down and furnished refreshments
to the Episcopal Armed Forces
Canteen at Epiphany Church ir
Washington on Sunday. This
was tea dance and refreshments
consisted of homemade sand
witches, cakes, cookies, coffee ano
cigarettes.
There were 105 servicemer
present and 80 hostesses. Mem
bers of Christ Church attending
were, Mrs. William T. Sherman
Mrs. George Allnutt, Mrs. Rowan
F. Erb, Mrs. William Stark, ano
Mrs. John 3. Diamond III.
The Rev. and Mrs Raymond p
Black were hosts at breakfast