Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-25
Rockville
Rockville
Young Club
Hears Talk
By Delegate
By KOkO Wittenburg
Garden 4-7700


ing so Rockville members, heard
Mrs. Margaret C. Schweinhaut
member of the State Legislature
at its first fall meeting yesterday
at the Civic Center.
Embracing the older set OF
Rockville's active citizens, the
club began in 1852 with 10 mem
'bers who vowed to be of service
to others and socialize once a
month. Meeting the fourth Wed
nesday of every month except in
July and August, the men and
women have projects to aid the
staff at the Naval Hospital in
Bethesda and the women knit for
Korea. The oldest active Young
at He earter is Mrs. Frances
Nichols of Baltimore Road.
Others interested in joining the
club may call Mrs. c. M. Upton
at POplor 2-6404. You don't have
to be old or you don't have to
be young-you have to be young
at hearti
A scavenger hunt was the high
light of a birthday party Sunday
for eight-year-old Maureen Fleet.
wood, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Fleetwood of Roxboro.
Michael Papsidero and Charlie
Donnelly were the winning scav-
engers. Other guests included
Sharon and Patty Howard, John
Papsidero, Billy and Patsy Don.
nelly, Diane Hammer, Loretta
Hansen, Helen Schultz, Janet
Sanders, and Karen and Patrice
Fleetwood, sisters of the guest of
honor. The Fleetwoods moved to
203 Adclare Road recently from
Guam, where they have made
their home for years.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul A. Henry
and their three daughters, 21O
North Van Buren Street, plan to
observe the 45th wedding ami.
versary of Mrs. Henry's parents
in Pennsylvania this weekend.
Leaving tomorrow evening, the
Henrys expect to return Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Workman
and children David and Mary
Beth were the guests Sunday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hughes of
Watts Branch Drive, who cele.
brated the second birthday of
daughter Peggy. Also on hand to
give birthday greetings was Rich
ard, Peggy's older brother.
A Sunday dinner guest at the
Ivan Fitzwaters was Moody
Meyer, who teaches with "Fitz''
at the North Bethesda High
School
A weekend camping trip in
Rehoboth was enjoyed by the
Chris Faegres and James Rooses
of Roxboro in spite of the rain
which forced them to fold up their
tents earlier than planned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cooper.
man and their two sons returned
recently from a 21s weeks vaca
tion at Ellison Bay, Wise.
Happy Birthday" was sung to
Sidney Fitzwater by IA young
guests who celebrated his fifth
birthday on Sunday afternoon
Friends who attended the party
included David Workman, Billy
Donnelly, Steve Cooperman, and
Diane and Debra Hammer. Also
ScOttie and Linda Lord, Johnny
Papsidero, Patti Fleetwood, Richie
DOnahOe, Billy Vaughan, Bobby
DisharoOn, Tony Anderson, and
Beth, his sister. Sidney is the
son of MIR. and Mrs. Ivan Fitz
water.
Jim Buchanan attended a Royal
Canadian Air Force Reunion in
Dunnville, Ontario, over the week
end, and after visiting relatives
and friends in Canada was ex,
pected home yesterday.
Stuart Crump, Evans Street
recently attended the 18th Ma.
tional Conference on the Admin
istration of Research at Estes
Park, Colo. He enjoyed meeting
with scientists from government
and private industries from all
over the country. Now he's back
at research at the David Taylor
Model Basin.