Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-18
Rockville
Whalen Wins
Award from
Civitan Club
By KOkO Wittenburg
Garden 4-77O0

snip dWd1u MOnudy evening, WITH
Judge John r. Reeves presenting
a scroll and citizenship pin.
Whalen, who has "given un-
selfishly to the boys of Rockville
according to Civitan president
Bob Heeney, has worked with the
city baseball and basketball pro.
gram, has been Cubmaster in
West Rockville, and has served
on the Board of Trustees of the
West Elementary School and
Park Street School. He started
in the city baseball program in
1855 as coach of the East Kiwanis
Peewee Team and later became
manager. A past deacon of the
Rockville Presbyterian Church,
Whalen now serves the church as
an elder.
DR.. and Mrs. James Hunter,
their four children, Jamie, Scott,
Kristin, and Douglas, of Maple
Avenue and Mrs. James Hunter,
Sr., of Indiana, Pa, have recently
returned from a months tour OF
the United States. Hunter, asso-
ciate professor of political geog.
raphy at Georgetown University,
presented a paper, "Geodiplom-
acy in the Eisenhower Doctrine, )"
at the convention of the Associa.
ton of American Geographers in
Los Angeles.
John Hartley, son of DIR. and
Mrs. Gilbert Hartley, has been ac.
cepted by the University of Lon.
don, where he expects to receive
his dOctOrate In social anthropOI.
Ogy, specializing in Middle East.
ern affairs. He received his mas.
ter's degree from Johns Hopkins
University. DIR. and Mrs. Hartley
have returned from New York
City, where they spent several
days after seeing John and his
family embark for London.
Mrs. Clifton Veirs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Davis, and Mrs. Ma
gruder Veirs were the luncheon
guests Monday of Mrs. John p.
Myers at the Francis Scott Key
Hotel in Frederick.
Lou Grossman, Beall Avenue,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Talbot, S.
Glenn Road, plan to attend a XII.
wants convention in Norfolk, Va,
Sept. 1927.
Gretchen Van Dyke, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard U. Van
Dyke, 101 Aberdeen Road, has
started her first year at the Fair
mont State College in Fairmont,
w. Va. She attended a Freshmen
Orientation session last week.
Happy birthday y to Sunny
Welsh, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barnard T. Welsh, who was 16
on Monday.
Party guests at the John Hick.
mans last week unlimbered their
hips and Joined the whole nation
In the current hOOpla-hOop craze.
Dick Kimmel, guest of a surprise
birthday party, received a hoopla.
hoop which was used for demon.
stratiOns by all the CUES S.
Among the Rockville swing-and.
swayers were the AL Rays, Lou
CHEESEMAN'S, Sydney Fishmans,
Glen koepenicks, Tom Monards.
Ray Weddles, the Mack Wells,
the Gordon Depueys, the John
Hills, and Mrs. KimmeI.
Ann w. Bradshaw, daughter of
Murray Bradshaw, has enrolled
as a sixth grader in the Samuel
Ready School for Girls near Bal.
timore.
MIR. and Mrs. r. o. Embrey of
Travilah Road celebrated their
4Sth wedding anniversary on Au.
gust "a with a picnic on their
lawn. Attending were eight of
their 10 children, 1S grandchil.
dren, and four great-grandchil.
dren.
Sue Linthicum, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Linthicum
of Macarthur Drive was honored
with a party on her 9Th birthday
on Sept. 10. Guests included
Brenda and Donna Musser, Linda
and Danny Ward, Dimples and
Brenda Heffner, Marilyn Zecker.
Kathleen Harlow, Sue Taylor.
Sue Keys, Andy Fenwick, and
Billy, Christy, and Cheryle Shu.
maker.
Congratulations TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Lou Grossman, who cele.
brated their 18th wedding ami.
versary on Sept. 8.
Donna Buchanan, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Buchanan, left
Tuesday 10 enroll at ST. Anne,
School In Charlottesville. Donna,
younger brother. Ian, IL recover.
ing from tractor accident Of
nearly two weeks ago.