Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-23
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Group Back
From Tour
OF Canada
By Cattle G. Linthicum
Diamond 1882


Wilson Poole, Sellman, Mrs. AL
bert Cissel, Jamestown, Mrs.
G. Robert Gray, Poolesville, and
Mrs. Ida M, Trump, Washing
ton. Leaving June %, the group
toured the New England States
and Canada, returning home on
July IL. They particularly en-
joyed the drive along the coast
and the spring flowers just then
appearing in New England.
Among the places visited were
Quebec and the Gaspe PENN
sula.
Upon encirling the peninsula,
they found fishing to be the
major industry and were at.
tracted by the scenery and
charm of the picturesque vii
lagos scattered along the coast.
They also travelled through New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia, in
Guiding Grend Pre-, the Evan
geline country and early home
of the Acadians. One of the high.
lights of the trip was a visit to
Rose Cottage in West Boylston,
Mass, the combined home and
exhibit rooms of Pearl K. Nc.
Gown, well-known expert on
hooked rugs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dawson
Wootton, GAINESVILLE, were
hosts recently at a picnic supper
for a group of relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chuck Norris,
Beallsville, vacationed last week
in Ocean City. They observed
their wedding anniversary on
the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Helm.
rich, Denny, Jimmy and Tommy
of Hamilton, Ohio, spent a week
with Mrs. Heinrich's sister and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd w.
Cregger, near POOIesvilIe. Other
recent visitors of the Creggers
were his sister and family, MIR.
and Mrs. l. b. Miller, Billy, Nam
cy and Carol of RadfOrd, Va.
Mrs. e. c. Cregger expects to
spend a month with her son,
Floyd, and family.
Mrs. Louis P. Weller and
daughters, Mary Lou and Ann,
and Mrs. Charles w Bodmer
and children, Sue, Dick and
Mike, all of Beallsvllle, took a
cottage at Scotland Beach near
Point Lookout for a week.
Vacation Bible school started
Monday at the GAINESVILLE Bap-
fist Church,at Z pm.
Joann and frankie, children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Magaha,
and Ronnie, Tommy, and Ray,
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Ga
gaia, all of Sellman, were proud
ribbon winners in the Sugarloaf
Riding Club Horse Snow Sun
day, July IL, at Dollbaby Farm
in Jacksonville. All reports in.
dictate that the show, sponsored
by sthe Rockville Civitan Club
for Denefit of the Mentally Re-
ltarded ana physically Handi-
capped Childreri's Clinic, was a
big success In spite of drenching
lrains which hampered the last
four or five classes. Donna Sue,
Connie and Becky Magaha and
Martha 10 Wootton were ribbon
girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cook
and three daughters, Sandy,
Mary Catherine and Dame, of
Martinsburg, w. Va, spent the
weekend with the Archie Maya
ha family, Sellman, and attend
ed the horse show on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w Bod.
mer and children spent Sunday
near Lucketts, Va, where a fam
lily reunion was held in special
honor Of the birthdays of Mrs.
Bodmer's mother and GRANDPA
ther Mrs. Nellie Snuff and
Owen Heater, respectively.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Breeder
and Vickie Lynn, DickersOn,
have been mentioning in Florida
with Mrs. Breeders sister, Mrs.
Gerald Hawk, at Jacksonville.
Young Debbie and Dennie
Breeder have been visiting their
uncle and aunt and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Cregger, Cheri,
Claude and Larry, on Ball rd.,
near Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Teddy Lee Bur
riss, Rockville, former residents
of Comus, have announced the
arrival Of a third son, Frederick
Godfrey, Sunday, July II, at
Suburban Hospital.
DR.. and Mrs. z. L. COPYRIGHT
and son, Sellman, left Sunday
for Arizona where they will
make their home. DR.. Court.
right was the veterinarian for
AL Marah Ranch.
Dorsey Nicholson, Hyatts.
town, was taken to Suburban
Hospital last week after a cop.
perhead snake bit his left hand.
He was working at the Congress.
sional Golf Club at the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Luhn,
Poolesville, spent several days
in Ocean City.