Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-31
Potomac
Best Seller
Written by
County Man
BY Cissy Morgan
Oliver 2-O427


cratic Party 1t is essentially a
history of the '48 campaign when
Truman emerged victorious, and
no one but Truman expected ii
TO happen.
Mr.. Redding, at the time, was
the publicity director for the
Democratic National Committee,
The book, published by Dobbs.
Merrill, came off the press in
June, and also contains intimate
excerpts from discussions held
within the party. Carlton Kent
of the Chicago Sun Times said
in his review, "If you've ever
worked professionally in a politi.
cal campaign you'd better keep
this book away from your white
haired mother"
Since its publication, Mr.. Red.
ding has made a guest appear
ance on the Tex McCrary show
in New York. He has received
good reviews from the New York
Times, Saturday Review of
Literature, and was rated the best
seller of the non-fiction books in
Washington, d. c., last week.
And you want to know some
thing? Mrs. Rcdding did all the
tipping!
MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Mullen en-.
tertained the SuZu Corps of the
Ladies Shrine at their home on
July 26. Anyone driving by their
home on River Road couldn't
have missed the gaily decorated
lawn that greeted the ladies and
their families. The menu for the
evening included charcoal steaks.
Can you imagine grilling steaks
for $50 guests?
DIR. and Mrs. VasiIiOs s. Lam.
bros were hosts at a christening
reception honoring their son.
Damian V. LambroS, on July &c.
Young Damlan's godfather is Mr.,
Paul Manolis of Sacramento,
Calf. He is the executive secre.
tary to Sen. Knowland of Cali
fornia.
Mrs. Frederick L. Thane re-
turned to her familys home in
Potomac last week after being
flown out of Baghdad. Mrs.
Thane was accompanied by her
1S-month-old son. Her husband
remained in Baghdad where he
had been working as civil en-
gineer under contract with the
international Cooperation Ad-
minstration. Mrs. Thane is
momentarily expecting the birth
of her second child and flew from
Baghdad with the first group of
Americans since the rebel upris-
ing.
Tillie and Tom Coleman were
hosts Sunday evening at a dinner
party at their home on Burbank
Drive. The party was in honor
of Col. and Mrs. Logan Schultz,
who have just returned to this
country from European duty.
The Carl Harris, Kelso Shipes,
Warren Stieners, Jimmy Grants
Frank Cronins. Fred Hewitts and
Fred Bishops were on hand.
I've heard that Mrs. Lewis
c. Humphrey of Coconut Grove,
Fla, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Gerald ID. Morgan t.. Mrs Roy
Rogers entertained her sister,
Mrs. Nancy Kelly. over the week.
end. 1t was Mrs. Kelly's birthday
-. Pres King has been in Chi
cago. Business trip fish At
wood vacationing at Anasquam
Judy Upton is the proud
possessor of a drivers license.
First try, too! F.. Jane Haitian
had a bad fall at Gardner Hall.
mans last week. Her horse went
through jump. Hot weather d.
The Joseph Gallihers have just
returned from a two.week vaca.
ton at their cottage on the Poto.
mac The Fred Hughes and
Ted Comptons are on New Eng.
land tours. Also plan TO go to
Canada :. May Ann and Arthur
Hyde will be at Rehoboth until
September / Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G.. Keyser have houseguests,
his brother and sister and their
families DreXel Sprecher
snagged a dolphin on his fishing
trip to Ocean City the Bill
Ships have moved into their new
home on Glen Mill Road Sally
Martin. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Martin, celebrated her
eighth birthday al a dinner party
on July 26 Garvin Tankersley
has returned home from the hos
pital
Girl Scout troops 739 and 465
camped for six days at Rock
wood, the GS camp located on |