Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-01-24
Hungerford
TOWne
By Marge SchlOegel and
Pat French
Telephones Poplar 2-6995 and
Poplar 2-9O57

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Several of our residents have
been in and out of hospitals since
our last issue went to press. Bar.
bic French had her tonsils and
adenoids out at Episcopal Hospi-
tai week ago Monday and is
now back to school and feeling
clipper as ever.
Wesley Moss was in George
town Hospital with a throat and
a kidney infection, but is back
to work now, thanks to prompt
diagnosis of his illness. Jimmy
Breese is home from Washington
Sanitarium recovering from a
hernia operation.
Still has a few weeks at home
to recuperate but is feeling pretty
good already.
Peg and Ed MuIhern of 9 Paca
Place, are receiving congratula-
tons on the birth of their sixth
son, Patrick, born January 9th at
Suburban Hospital. They started
off pretty good a few years ago
with first a daughter, then a son,
but somehow got into a rut and
had five more boys in a row.
Also showing off brand new
sons are Jack and Jerry Clark,
300 Brice Road, with Christopher
Bradley, born January 7 at Gar
field Hospital, AL and Linda Tay-
lor, 80 Crothers Lane, present
son Joel Kent, born December 20
at Suburban Hospital, and last
but far from least Hank and Flo
renee Giaque have their long
awaited Tin more ways than one)
son, Charles Henry, born January
10 at Sandy Spring Hospital. On
the distaff side, Ralph and Kitty
Adams, 700 Harrington Road, are
proud parents of daughter, Mar
tina Ann, born January 8.
Marge SchlOegeI entertained
friends and neighbors last week
at a lingerie party Those pres
ent to admire the uncomfortable
etc. were Mary Dryer, Ruth
Knight, Kitty Gallagher, Mary
Mitchell, Maddy Saxton, Yolanda
Moss, Kay Mitchell, Pat French,
and Mrs. Daggs, demonstration.
Charles Bejuki, who has neph-
ritis, is a shut-in at his home at
704 Harrington Road. Charles
is a pupil in Mrs. Kings first
grade at Maryvale School and
sends his thanks to classmates for
the pictures they have drawn and
sent to him. We all wish Charles
a speedy and complete recovery.
Many HIT residents were over
on Brice Road last week testing
to see If the hill and their chill
drens' sleds were safe for the chill
dren to use. From a first hand
report, it took them a couple of
days to complete the test and
we know of many sore muscles
and bruises to prove it. In fact,
these two reporters can even
show you a few.
Keith and Flo Ewing are enjoy
ing an extended visit by NKeith's
Mr.. and Mrs. M. II.
Ewing of West Los Angeles,
Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. MyrOn L. Gordon
of Southport, Conn. are visiting
their daughter and family, Arthur
and Davida Garceau who live at
S24 Bowie Road.
Newt Breese celebrated his
seventh birthday last Saturday by
several of his friends for
a luncheon and a trip to the
movies. Those enjoying both &C.
tivities very much were, Joe Nuy-
rauter, Nicky Drake, Stephen
Milne, David Edgar, Tommy
French, Keith Ewing, and Gary
Macy.
Lou Leopold of 208 Mt. Vernon
Place is i'll at his home. We hear
he has been home for a week with
an elusive ailment. That's the
kind that's hard to nail down and
cure.
We wish to extend welcome
flag to Paul and Betty Jarrard,
and four year old daughter Lynn
of 407 Mercer Road Hope you
enjoy your new home and the
community as much as the rest
Of us do.