Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-10
Sandy Spring
Many Moving
Tn and Out of

BY Mary S. Farquhar
Spring 4-9440

Moving has been the major
activity of this neighborhood
this summer.
It all started on Easter Sun.
day when Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Rogner and their six chill
dren moved into Wrenwood IN
Brinklow. They have been
spending the summer remodel
ing extensively.
The first of May Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Prizes and their
three children left Delabrooke,
their home on Gold Mine I'd,
and went to Detroit. Early that
month Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Abb
of Rockville moved in there.
At the end of the month Miss
Mary Moore Miller moved to
Ashton and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel F. Ashelman, jr. and their
five children moved in at the
Highlands.
The name "The Highlands"
moved with the Robert H. Mill
ers to their new house in Ash
ton.
Also during May Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas ]. Gould and their three
children were able to get into
their new house on Havilands
Mill I'd. in Howard County.
Their house in Brighton was
bought by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r. Rosenberger. They and
their two children had formerly
lived in Bethesda.
The Hutton place in Brighton
vacated by the Ashelmans is
now the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Grimes. They operated
the Old Hickory Book Store in
New York City before coming
here.
Another new family who
moved here from out of the
state is Mr.. and Mrs. Jack R.
Huffner and their daughter for
merly of Lexington, Mass. They
moved into the William j. Hines
house in BrinkloW late in Au-
gust.
August also saw the John
McGraths move into Homewood
in Brinklow. Mrs. McGrath is
the former Jane Blunt of Lay
louisville.
Earlier in August Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Albert Pack, jr. moved
from Homewood to an apart
ment in the Ashelmans' new
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Candy
and their two children came
from Towson to the /. Lee
Reeds house at Giddings Ha-
Ha, Brookeville. Mr.. Candy is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Rust Candy.
The Reeds built a new house
on the hill behind their previ-
Gus home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Edwards
and their five children have just
recently moved into the Hartges'
house on Havilands Mill I'd.
Not new to the neighborhood
are Comdr. and Mrs. Rufus L.
Taylor and their three children.
They have returned to their
home in Sandy Spring after
spending three years at Pearl
Harbor.
The latest move took place
last weekend when Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Leishear and their two
children moved from their home
in Milgrove Gardens to a place
on Briggs-Chaney I'd.
There is still time, but not
much time, to get in on the
tournament bridge games which
are starting this Saturday eve
ming. Call Mrs. A. j. Boyd at
SIP. 4-2552 or any member OF
the Junior Auxiliary immediate
ly to reserve tickets or to ask
information. The games will
be held the next six Saturday
evenings at the Nurses Home
starting at 7:45.
Mrs. T. r. Burklow and her
three children returned to their
home in Bristol, Va. last week
after spending the summer with
the A. Irving Smiths at Allen
Acres.
Mrs. Smith entertained at
bridge yesterday in honor of
Mrs. Iris Beall and Mrs. Doug
las Cummings who are plan.
ming to take a Mediterranean
cruise later this fall.
The Little Garden Club met
with Mrs. James Valiant Tues.
day afternoon. The Friendship
Garden Club meets today at
TOMBSTONE with Mrs. Robert G.