Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-10-18
NEWS FROM
PooLesyiLLe
Mrs. w. A. Daniel
PooIesviIle 2II8
PooIesyilIe 2II8

vile Saturday from Bethesda. On
Sunday evening there was re-
ception in the Poolesville Method
list Church parlors in honor of
them.
Miss Nancy NOyes, daughter of
Judge Alfred Noyes of Barnes
vile, was guest of honor at sur
prise birthday party on Saturday
evening by Misses Joan Davis and
Nancy Baughman. 1t was her
sixteenth birthday and greatly en-
ioyed by 25 at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Davis.
More birthdays-in and around
the village. Sidney Thompson, ST.,
had one on Saturday and Mrs.
Thompson entertained members
of the family Saturday evening at
dinner.
Up Sugar Loaf Mountain way,
Nicky Gutheim was celebrating
his eleventh birthday.
In GAINESVILLE at the home of
1t. Col. and Mrs. Sam Tolbert,
Eleanor had her sixth birthday
and had 10 young ones from 4:30
through supper time.
F. NJ. White had birthday on
the eleventh and on Sunday he,
Mrs. White and Mrs. Charles
Blake were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon Warfield and
family in Howard County.
Mrs. Henry p Brown of Phila-
delphia had a birthday on the
thirteenth. She drown down for a
visit at the Rectory with the Rev.
and Mrs. Carter ellis and with
her a friend. Thursday she was
the guest of honor at a luncheon
at Peter Pan Inn and on Saturday
at a dinner in Frederick with an
other daughter and family, the
Dr. B. o. Thomas.
Admiral and Mrs. George Welk
err had a family dinner party at
their lovely home near Comus
celebrating the birthdays of four
in the family that come in Octo-
Der, their daughter, Mrs. Mary
Jane MacMahon, Mother Welker,
Sr,. their son-in-laW, Dick Kline
from Washington, and the Adj
miral himself, whose birthday is
on October 20. t
Mrs. G. II. Gray accompanied
Judge and Mrs. c. w. Woodward
and Miss Bertha Fletchall on
motor trip to Irvington, Va, to
visit relatives. They left on Fri
day and returned Sunday eve
ming.
Saturday, Miss Mary White
Hays drove to Front Royal, taxi
ing her mother, Mrs. Spriggs Hays
for longer visit Next week
end, her other daughter, Mrs. Sam
Tolbert and children will drive
down and bring Mrs. Hays home.
Arriving on Monday for several
days visit with their aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Oxley,
were Mrs. Jack Eggleston of Pet
ersburg, Va, and Mrs. Everett
Fauber, Lynchburg, Va.
Recent CUES of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin White for several days
was Mrs. Evelyn Hite of Morgan
town.
Mrs. Charles Fritz and Glenda
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Fisher
at their new home in Braddock
Heights.
The Primitive Baptist Associa-
ton held a 3-day meeting this
week in the church out near Stony
Castle.
The MOnOcacy Homemakers
Club met last Thursday with a
lesson of coloring and drying
flowers for winter bouquets by
Miss Clever, also a lesson in
Christmas candle making by Mrs.
Bodmer and Mrs. Eyster. The
election of officers was Vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. c. w. Norris; CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. Edgar
Knill, and treasurer, Mrs. Isaac
Cubitt.
The Fall luncheon meeting of
Presidents of Homemakers Clubs
was held at the new Motel Wash
ingtonian on October 8. Chair
man of the meeting was Mrs. j.
w. Moore, president of Sugar
Loaf Club and among the $50
present were all the officers from
both Sugar Loaf and Monocacy
clubs. Miss Dorothy Emerson of
University of Maryland who is
Associate All Club Leader for the
state, gave an excellent talk on
Confidence.
DIR. Kenneth Endicott emplaned
Friday for San Francisco and Los
Angeles to return Wednesday and
be off again Thursday for Boston
and New York.
Good wishes for quick recovery
go to Mrs. c. w. Norris, Jr., who
has been in Columbia Hospital.