Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24

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Another daughter, Miss Charlotte
Hoyle, has just returned from q
visit with friends in Southwick
Mass. She reports that the boat
ing and swimming were wonder
full.
After a visit to New Orleans
Mrs. Catherine Smith and her
daughter, Debbie, are now in
Bakersfield, Calf, at the home OF
another daughter, Mrs. Kathleen
Pryor, for a months stay. They
have taken in the sights of Los
Angeles, Disneyland, Hollywood
and Ventura, and they plan to &c
on to Oakland and Evansville
They expect to see Mrs. Smiths
father, Fred Grimm, who is also
vacationing in California, before
he returns to Gaithersburg. Mrs
Smith writes that the Sentinel
reaches Mrs. Pryor's home each
Monday, and that it is a welcome
treat to read about all the coun
ty goings-on
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Howison
former residents of Gathers
burg who are now living in Mich
igan, returned to town for a visit
last week. With them came theii
daughter, Holly. Tom had flowr
here week earlier to spend some
time at the home of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Chester Zeller. During the
visit of the Howisons, their for
mer neighbors on Hutton Street
held a picnic in their honor
Mrs. Bruce Stubblefield left or
Monday for an indefinite stay al
the Mountain Home, johnson
City, Tenn. She joined her hus
band who is undergoing treatment
there. Mrs. Stubblefield was ac
companied to Johnson City by
her daughter, Mrs. Eldon Sweezy
of Bethesda,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Fraley, ac.
companied by Mrs Clarence Be,
craft, drove to Riverhead, L. l.,
last Friday to spend the week.
end with Airman and Mrs. Fred
erick CARRIERS. The big occasion
was the first birthday of Mrs
Becraft's grandson, Rick CARRIERS
Mrs. L. l. Leal has returned
from a weeks stay with her moth
er, Mrs. Emma McCarvelle, in
Tampa, Fla. Mrs. McCarvelle ac.
companied her daughter back to
Gaithersburg for an indefinite
visit. Other house guests of the
Leafs last week were Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Walker of Bethel,
Conn, Senorita Nenita Salido Leal
of Havana, Cuba, and Senior Luis
Leal, also of Havana.
Mrs. John Federline and Mrs.
Henry Musser, accompanied by
their children, are spending this
week at Beverly Beach.
Luncheon guests of Mrs. Clar-
ence Becraft last Tuesday were
Mrs. Martin Collins and her chill.
dren, Marolee and Martin Jr., of
Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mrs. Ste
phen Collins, with her sons, Ste.
phen and Jimmy, of Arlington.
Both of the Mrs. Collinses are
nieces of Mrs. Becraft.
Welcome home to DR.. Robert j.
Wilson, who has been separated
from the Army, and who with his
wife and daughter, Lisa, has re.
turned to make his home in Cal
thersburg. DR.. Wilson has opened
his dental offices at the corner of
Frederick and DeSellum Avenues.
Other good news from the Viii
son household is the fact that
Mrs. Herman Wilson is back
home, fully recovered, after being
patient at Mount Wilson for
the past year. She will be greatly
welcomed on the local scene once
more.
Mrs. Merle Jacobs entertained
on Sunday afternoon at an open
house that was in the nature of
bon voyage party for Miss
Helen Collins. who will leave by
plane on Sunday for a vacation
in Mexico. Guests were close
friends and co-workers of Miss
Collins.
Spending some time with Mr..
and Mrs. Jacobs are their daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Burke, of Park
Forest, ILL.,, and her children.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Darby,