Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-10
Talent Hunt is Launched In Rockville
By KOkO Wittenburg
Poplar 2-2144

partment launched a talent-seek-
ing program this week to culni-
nate on August II with the NAM
ing of Rockville's Star of To-
morrow"
Auditoring, under the direction
Of Mrs. Joseph Papsidero, started
Monday at the Bullard Play.
ground in West Rockville. A tai
ent show tomorrow at 1870 at
the West Rockville Elementary
School will reveal two winners
from the Billiard area. Winners,
one in the trained class and one
in the unframed tone year or
less of professional training), will
compete in the All-Star Final at
the Villa Theater next month.
Each week Mrs. Papsidero will
supervise additions at various
Fairgrounds of Rockville which
will follow with talent shows on
Fridays. Mrs. Papsidero hopes to
use talent found in the shows
at performances in area hospi-
tails, rest homes, etc, later this
summer.
Congratulations to Mayor and
Mrs. Alex Greene upon the ar
rival of their fourth child Satur-
day. Jonathan Paul Joseph,
weighing nine pounds, was born
at Doctors Hospital. The Greenes
have three other children, James,
10, Amy Lynn, 8, and Elisabeth,
3. Mother and son are doing fine
and were expected home yester-
day.
The fourth community party
of the Roxboro section attracted
45 persons to street dancing, eats,
and entertainment Saturday night
on Adclare Court. Singspira ton,
led by Eugene w. Jackson, Jr.,
at the ukelele, concluded the out
door party. Mayor Alex Greene,
formerly of Roxboro, was a spe-
cial guest.
Mrs. Pat Lackavara favored
the group with several hula num-
bers. Couples in charge of ar
engagements included Mr.. and Mrs.
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Donohoe, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Polhemus.
Jan, Luke, and Michael Terry,
children of Dr. and Mrs. Luther
L. Terry of 105 S. Van Buren,,
left the end of June for a two
month camping trip. Jan is en-
joying outdoor life at Camp Four
Winds in Maine, while her broth
ers are at Camp Let's, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen ]. Koepenick
and children of 1876 S. Adams
Street, vacationed at Bethany
Beach, Della, for a week, return
ing Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph PapsiderO,
Adclare Road, are entertaining
as their houseguest, Mrs. Pap
sidero's sister, Diane Toye, from
Buffalo, N. Y. Diane was hon.
ored at a barbecue party Mon
day evening, to which her teen
age friends in Rockville were in
vited. Some of the guests in
Guided Juanita Goad, Linda HorS-
ley, Bonnie Brooks, Mary Ann
Daum, Bruce Mackey, Douglas
King, James Kendel, William
Brooks, Charles Morrison, and
Douglas Goad.
Mrs. Charles A. Toye, ST., Di-
ane's mother, returned to her
home in Buffalo Sunday of last
week after a four-day visit with
the Papsideros.
Karen Hickman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hickman of
South Adams Street, left Sunday
morning for Bath, N. c., to visit
relatives and friends. She motored
with Mrs. Hickman's nieces,
Grace Mason and Cecilia Paul
of Bath, who were houseguests OF
the Hickmans last week.
John Hickman, who with Joe
Mersinger attended an interna
tional convention of Civitan mem
bers in New Orleans, stopped in
Dothan, Ala, on his way back
to visit his sister. Mrs. Hickman
returned Saturday.
A flying trip home was made
by the Is boys of the area who
attended the Boy Scout Jamboree
in New Mexico. The boys, who
went to the convention by bus
returned by plane Friday. Boys
from Troop 287 of Rockville who
attended were Jess Smith, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hodge Smith
Judson Robertson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Lynn Robertson, Jr., and
Charles Murphy, son of Capt. and
Mrs. c. P. Murphy.
The Rockville Little Theater
plans to honor two of its active
members tomorrow evening at a