Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-01-10
POolsviIIe
BY Mrs. w. A. Daniel
Telephone POOIesviIIe 2II8

4CACPAhOIkC n OOlcStAAIe Xll6
4 A happy New Year to one an6
all. The holidays flew by witt
Yuletide parties and fun and BY
now every one is back on SEIZED
ule..
Mrs. Kenneth Endic0tt with hei
children, Jimmy AMI Linda, flew
on November 80 to Fort Lauder
dale, Fla, to visit her mother
Mrs. Homer E. Clarke. DR.. Endi
colt flew down on the 9th and
all returned from a fine vacation
Saturday, JANUARY 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Gu
tfeim had a nice trip also. They
flew TO Puerto Rico and the Vir
/ gin Islands December 26 and Wis
tied with friends for nine won
derful days. They now are at
their home near Sugar Loaf and
with them is Mrs. Purdom, moth.
er of Mrs. Gutheim.
A visitor to POOIesvilIe during
the holidays was Miss Betty Tu-
dor, now teaching in Miami, Fla,
She was last year on the faculty
of Poolesville High School
Enjoying vacation in Florida
is Shirley Hays as he visits
friends and relatives here and
there.
DIR. and Mrs. A. G.. Elgin en-
tertained at a delightful dinner
party on December % following
the church rehearsal for DR.. Webb
S. Hersperger and his fiancee.
Weekend guests of Mrs. Webb
Hersperger were her son and his
bride, DR.. and Mrs. Webb S. Hers
perger, who were married De
cember % and now live in Dan
vile, Pa.
The M0nocacy Garden Club met
| Thursday with Mrs. Clifford Mar
tin as hostess. Following the
business meeting DR.. M. Franklin
gave talk on Perennials.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Winder and
son, Harry Hall Winder of To-
ronto, Canada, are visiting at the
former home of Mrs. Winder, hav-
ing been called here due to the
illness and death of her mother,
Mrs. Julius Hall.
Mrs. G. r. Gray left on Fri
day, Dec. 4, by train for a three
weeks visit with her daughter
and family. They live in Malta
Bend, Mo-, and are Mr.. and Mrs.
Winfield Scott Marshall, Ann,
Scott and Oliver Marshall.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.
Brown was the setting for an eve
ming of fun Friday when Mrs.
r. c. Williams was the guest of
Ehonor at a bridge party! The
twelve who enjoyed the evening
as well as their other friends~in
the community are sorry to be
losing the Williams family but
are happy to know DR.. Williams
is SO improved he will in the next
| few weeks be released from the
hospital.
Friday, Mrs. Williams and their
two children wilf~~move to an
apartment in Bethesda for tenn.
porary stay.
At Windy Hill Farm with Ad.
miral, and Mrs. George Welker
over the weekend were their
daughter, Mrs. Mary Jane Mac
Mahon and little granddaughter,
Sherry, of Bethesda.
We are glad to report some OF
our sick and injured are improv.
ing. Mrs. Sam Tolbert in Walter
Reed Hospital since the middle OF
| November when she was in an
auto accident is better but will
have to stay there a while yet
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll CHS,
well are at Washington Sanito
rum, he is much better following
major surgery twice, while Mrs
Chiswell suffered badly broken
right arm and bruises from ar
auto accident en- route to the hos
pital to visit her husband.
The Rev. McCorkle is improv
ing after virus pneumonia. Mrs
Harry Stevens is home following
treatment at Suburban Hospita
and so is Russell Umstead after
being there 80 days. Russell los
part of one foot but came home
on crutchers and Is back at school
u He wishes to thank every one
; who sent him cards and gifts a:
each helped to brighten the Ions
days. Our good wishes to Mrs
Isaac Cubitt and Guy v. Lewis
Sr. both in Suburban Hospita
this week.
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