Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-07-24
Rockville
Rockville
Pair Feted
On Occasion
OF Birthdays
BY Koko Wittenburg
Poplar 2-2144


don Malloy and John Hickman
recently at the Hickman home on
South Adams Street. Celebrating
at the birthday buffet party were
the Alvin Veirs, the Clifton Veirs,
the Jack Malloys, the Sid Fish
mans, Lou Grossmans, and the
Newton Butts.
Also the AL Kays, Glen Keep
enicks, Ray Weddles, Dick Kim
mels Charles Demmas, the Ray
Parks, and the Roger Spencers.
Mrs. Theodore S. Mason, 105
N. Van Buren Street, returned
last Wednesday from a three
weeks visit in Greenville, N. c.,
where she visited her sister-in-
law, Mrs. William Reading, for
merly of Rockville.
Beautiful weather favored the
guests at the Lou Grossman's
garden cocktail party at their
home on Beall Avenue last week.
Partying under the stars were the
John Hickmans, Sid Fishmans,
Harry Murphys, Larry Wen
bricks, Val Schneiders, Ray We'd
dies, and Jerry Manselles. Also
the Bill Hiltners, Jim Flahertys,
Austin Phillipses, Bob Aubers,
Capt. and Mrs. John Boswell, and
Mrs. Mary Goldstein. Attending
from Baltimore were Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Wise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark of
Baltimore Road recently returned
from trip to Illinois, where they
visited their son-in-law and
daughter M/SSt. and Mrs. Paul
McMullen and children. They |
were accompanied by Leith Raw
lings of Argyle Street. The
Clarks brought back their grand |
son Michael McMullen, who will
visit in Rockville for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Workman,
First Street, are being visited by
Mrs. Workman's father, Mr.. E.
P. Johnson from Key West, Fla.
During his months stay, the
Workmans plan to visit relatives
in New Martinsville, w. Va, with
Mr.. Johnson.
The many friends of Dorothy |
knutti, manager of the Young
Colony Shop, missed her during
her recent illness. Dottie was
hospitalized and will be back at
the dress shop after a vacation.
Mrs. John Hickman and chill |
dren Terry, Debbie, and Johnny,
left Friday for Bath, N. c., where
they will visit relatives before
bringing Karen home. Karen has
been visiting in Bath for a few
weeks.
Miss Julia Herschberger, Ander.
son Avenue, visited her sister in
Washington, D. c., for two weeks.
Eng. Srd class and Mrs. Timo-
thy Wright Able, son and daugh-
ter-in-law of the Leslie Abbes on
Forest Avenue, have moved from
Staten Island to the Floyd Ben
nett Air Field in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert e. BrauIt
and their son, Charles, of 61O8
Poindexter Road, returned Sun.
day from a two-week vacation at
The Cloister, Sea Island, Ga.
Mrs. Oliver H. Perry of Aber.
deem Road recently visited New
York City, where she was a
guest at the Waldorf Astoria.
MIR. and Mrs. Jim Sampson en-.
tertained family and friends at
an open house Saturday night at
their home on 1909 Broadwood
Drive. Among the guests from
Rockville were Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Crowley, Mrs. Norma
Pritchard, Miss Edna Hodge, Miss
Mary Ann Polly, and Miss Janet
Young.
Mrs. Bonnie Sheppard of 536
Brent Road, was hostess at a
baby shower Friday in honor of
Mrs. John Burdette, also of Brent
Road. Guests were the Mesdames
Donna King, Alice Clogg, Alice
Mills, Tillie Bell, Jean Brooks,
Hilda Mesta, Gwenn Ward, and
Annie Butts.
Also Mesdames Mary Phoebus,
Edna Miller, Erma Mitchell, Bev.
erly Carter, Helen Gushing,
Phoebe Troup, Winnie Reed, and
Miss Lois Mitchell
Young Miss Andy Bergquist,
Anita Court, visited Dawn Kyle
in Norfolk recently for IL
weeks. Dawn is now visiting
Andy and will stay until next
Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Popalasld of First
Street who suffered a broken
ankle several weeks ago, is re.
covering nicely at home. Mrs. C.
V. Hartley, 103 Forest Avenue,
injured her ankle and right knee
on the Fourth of July and is con.
valescing at home.
Tommy Miles, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Miles of Hi.Wood
Drive, will return Saturday from
a months stay at Camp Let's,
Md.