Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-05
By MOllie Waters Christie
GaitherSburg $50

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their daughter, Judith Merle, to
Glenn Webster Shorb on Febru-
airy IL, in Hamilton, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shorb are now
at home at 212 Brooks Avenue.
Miss Janet Miller and her
mother, Mrs. Kenneth Miller,
were hostesses at a bridal shower
honoring Mrs. Shorb last Thurs
day evening. The guests were Is
school friends of the bride.
Mrs. Stewart Labat and her
two sons are summering at her
family home in River Springs,
st. Marys County. Rev. Labat
spent the early part of the week
there and will join his family
from time to time throughout the
summer.
Gordon Wigle will be the new
NC. for the Gaithersburg Teen
Show over WINK, beginning this
Saturday. His predecessor, Miss
Alice Galleher, is taking over as
disc jockey and staff announcer
on WELD in Fisher, w. Va.
Last Thursday Miss Galleher
and her mother, Mrs. Annie Mary
Galleher, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Field Lewis Jr.
at their home in Winchester, Va.
Mr.. Lewis is the owner Of station
WELD.
Condolences are extended to
Glenn A. Young in the death of
his mother on Friday morning.
The senior Mrs. Young made her
home here with her son and his
family. Services and interment
were held early this week in Lin
coin, Neb.
Mr.. and Hrs. Grover Walker en-.
tertained at a farewell supper
party last Sunday evening, honor
ing DR.. and Mrs. Carlos Wilbanks
who have just moved to Georgia
to make their home.
Sympathy is extended to Don
aid Mutt in the death of his
father, Royal A. Mutt, last week
in Los Angeles.
Keeping up with Mrs. Kathryn
Rotruck is rather like catching
up with the proverbial Dutch
mans flea-only vastly more in
teresting. We last reported that
she was conducting a sewing
workshop in Massachusetts,. From
there, she went to the Lindsay
Hopkins Vocational School ir
Miami.
Last week she taught course
at the University of Georgia ii
Athens. She is in Milledgeville
Ca, this week where she is teach
ing at Georgia State Teachers
College.
Her next stop will be two
week stay at Portland State
Teachers College in Portland, Ore
Warren Perry is in Indiantowr
Gap, Pa. for two and a hal
weeks of encampment with the
462nd Engineers Combat Bat
talon.
A postcard from the Ann;
Maria Island Kiwanis Club il
Bradenton, Fla. informs us tina
Mrs. Ruth Belt was a recent visi
tor at the Manatee County publ
beach, which is managed by TIL
NKiwanians there.
Mrs. Frank Reed and Miss Adj
Reed left Friday for vacation il
Florida.
1t. and Mrs. Alan D. Brow
and their son Clipper, recent
from San Angelo, Tex, are visit
ing Mrs. Browns father, ]. Pau
Lynch.
1t. Brown graduated from mu
ti-engine pilot training and n
ceived his wings at Goodfellow All
Force Base, Tex. The Browns ar
awaiting a new assignment a
Scott Air Force Base, Ill.
Grover Walker and Bill Kin
recently returned from the N;
tional Holstein-Friesian AsSocii
ton meeting in Milwaukee. M
Walker is president of the Mar.
land Holstein FrieSian Associ;
ton.
J. S. McElfish left last Sunda
for an indefinite stay in Cumbe
land.
Mrs. Lewis Reed was hostess
a bridge luncheon on Saturda
when she entertained 25 frienC
from Gaithersburg and Rockvill
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rhoad'
and their children, Lee and Kare
spent last weekend in johnston
Pa, where they visited their far
lilies. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Rhoad
are natives of Johnstown.
Mrs. Janet Bell was hostess
the Thursday night bridge eli
last week.
The W.S.C.S. of Epworth Met
odist Church will serve one of
famous cold plate lunches at n