Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-06-13

otduluiu. lHe goal Is olD,UUU an
in the kitty now. Oh gee, we d
CARELESS of how large or small
worthwhile cause. For every
pledge of $500 or multiple Of $500
you get a season ticket.
There, have been so many PEG.
pie who have donated, who have
neither chick or child, and to us
this is a wonderful community
spirit. And you know, with a
project like this, it takes solid
community spirit to put it across.
So come now, and give a little
and swell the kitty to the amount
needed. Mr.. Harry Pontius at 127
South Van Buren, St, Poplar 2.
6641, will be glad to accept your
donation.
Once before, this correspondent
asked for donations, and / am
sure you will remember the Con
federate Triangle" You readers
were certainly helpful to her, and
now once again, you are asked to
help out in another worthwhile
cause, and this gal knows you
good readers will help.
Miss Bertha FIetchaIl of Wash
ington, and sister Of Mrs. Charles
w Woodward, Sir, Of North Van
Buren, Street was guest of honor
on Tuesday evening at the Ken
nedy-Warren Apartments. The
Gamma Sigma Sunday School
Class of the Francis Asbury
Methodist Church were hosts in
her honor. Mrs. Charles W.
Woodward, ST., and Mrs. Charles
w. Woodward, Jr., were among
the guests.
Miss Fletchall enjoyed the past
weekend here in Rockville as the
guest of Judge and Mrs. Charles
w. Woodward at their home on
North Van Buren, Street.
On Thursday evening at the
Rockville Methodist Church, the
Board Of Christian Education had
a covered dish supper The high.
light Of the evening was the sur
prise This Is Your Life Of The
Rev. William Wesley Dodge. Par.
ents, sister, aunt, uncle, first
couple to be married by The Rev.
Dodge, friend he went to school
with, his roommate in college,
and persons from different
charges, were his surprise guests.
1t was most wonderful evening,
and one we feel sure that Rev.
Dodge will not forget.
Mrs. Carpenters Primary
School enjoyed their annual pic.
mic last Friday. 1t was held at
the home of Mrs. August Nagel,
Redgate Farm, on Avery Road.
We heard reports that the young
sters really had themselves a
time, and wonderful memory of
the closing of school for another
year.
Mrs. FRANC G. Marshall who
now lives in New Mexico, Is en-
joying a visit to our fair city.
She is the houseguest of Mrs.
Theodore Ricketts,.
We understand that Mrs. vii.
liam Bouic of South Washington
Street has suffered a fall which
ended In broken leg. Her many
friends here wish her a speedy
recovery.
With the approach of perfect
ly gorgeous Friday evening, the
Manor Club was the scene of
another Montgomery County Co
tillion. Lovely attired ladies and
handsomely dressed gentlemen
graced the Club for a most enjoy
able evening.
Also, on Friday evening at In
dian Springs Country Club the
closing of another school year
drew the class of 1857 of the
Richard Montgomery High School
TO the Senior Prom. 1t was a won
derful event in the hearts of
these young people, and from the
hearts of our paper, goes good
wishes and success to these
youngsters in the years ahead.
EmpIaning for Wisconsin to
visit relatives this week is Mrs.
Guy Watkins.
Inez DOOnan was hostess to
many Of her young friends on