Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-31
Sandy Spring
Sandy Spring
St. Peters
Fete Set
For Aug. 9
Margaret F. AdeIfio
Walker 4-38O3

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Ollie Church are hard at work pre-
pairing for their Bazaar and Sup
per which will be held on August
9. The booths viii offer a great
variety of things to buy and
there will be a chicken and ham
supper served from It'll 8 at
the Parish Hall.
It's new home for DR.. and
Mrs. A. Dement, Bonifant. They
have moved from Millgrove Gar
dens to a lovely old house next
to the Argyle Country Club, just
off Layhill Road
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Becraft
have returned from York, Pa,
where they attended the wedding
of their son, Earl, Jr., to Miss
Joan Elaine Shive, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry f. Shive, of
York. The Becraft's other two
children accompanied their par
ents to the wedding.
A reception last Thursday
evening at the home of A. Myron
Cowell in honor of Rev. and Mrs.
Gerald p Ackermann welcomed
the minister and his wife back
for another year at Ashton Meth
odist Church. A large group of
members of the church enjoyed
the outdoor party.
Mrs. Kenelm DalIam has re-
ceived a Certificate of Merit from
the National Carbon Company as
Gardener of the Year" from the
Little Garden Club of Sandy
Spring. This was the result of a
national contest. Mrs. Dallam
will now compete with other To-
cal winners in the selection of a
state winner for Maryland.
On Saturday, the Redland Hunt
Pony Club held its monthly Prog
ress Show. The following were
the winners in the four morning
classes: Christine Wise, first;
Laurie Schremp, second; Barry
Trexler, third; and Jimmy Lyon,
fourth, in the $50 class. AT 1000,
Anne Clark won first; Cindy
Farquhar, second; Judy Brown,
third, and Randy Ashelman,
fourth. At 1890 Jimmy Lehman
was first; Carol Lyon, second;
Cindy Clarke, third; Molly Dwyer,
fourth, and Valerie Szathmario.
fifth. In the jumping class the
following were the first seven
winners: Joe Austin, Mary Del
Stolte, Bobby Shipper, Sam Havi-
land, Carolyn Jones, Sally Thorn
dixie and Mark Austin.
In the afternoon classes, Spence
Hines was first at /; Robin John
sen, second; Foster Stolte, third;
Sam johnson, fourth. AT 1870,
Joan Trexler, first; Anne Lyon,
second; Sue Prizes, third, and Rus
sell Brown, fourth. At 2, Ricky
Nichols was first; Dicky Johns,
second; Martha Kolstad, third;
Chick Hines, fourth. And in the
last class of the day, Peter Mich
OILS was the winner with Charles
KolStad, second; Bobby Schremp,
third, and Ruth Ann Randall,
fourth. All these children are to
be congratulated on their hard
work in their summer riding
classes.
A visitor i'm Sandy Spring this
week is Mrs. Nathan Winslow of
Baltimore who has been staying
with Mrs. F. NJ Hallowell and
Mrs. A. D. Farquhar at The Ce-
dars and with Mrs. F. l.. Thomas
at Tanglewood
Mrs. Robert c. Turner and her
two sons arrived at Tanglewood
on Monday to join daughter, Po-
sey, who has been visiting there
for about ten days. The Turner's,
DIR. and Mrs. Thomas A. Badson
and the T. F. Lansdales have
taken cottage at Dewey Beach,
Del, for a couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Austin,
Jr., have had with them for sew
eral weeks a niece, Miss Sally
Thorndike of Wicomico< Church,
Va. Their son, Jim, spent the
month of July with his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin, ST.,
in Sewickley, Pa.