Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-20
PooIesViIIe
Tea HOnOrs
Public Nurse
AT Center
BY Cattle C. Linthicum
Diamond 1882

ice in the Poolesville area, Mrs.
Mary Hawkes. of Rockville,
Montgomery County public
health nurse, was honored at q
tea Monday, August 10, at the
Health Center in Poolesville.
In appreciation of help given
beyond the regular call of duty,
Mrs. Hawkes. was presented a
silver bowl by Mrs. G. Robert
Gray who represented the com
munity. Mrs. Hawkes., also a
part-time nurse at the Pooles,
vile school, is leaving to become
full-time nurse at Broome Jun.
ior High School. Also attending
the tea were a number of the
personnel from the Health De.
partment. Mrs. Clifford Roberts,
Poolesville, chairman of the Lay
Health Committee, arranged the
affair and was assisted by other
members.
After spending six months in
Suburban Hospital following an
automobile accident, Sammy
Baugher, much improved, is now
convalescing at his h o m in
PooleSville.
During her six weeks of sum
mer school at State University
Teachers College in GenescO,
N. ", Mrs. Estelle Williamson,
Beallsville, compiled a bibliog.
raphy, subject-indexed, on the
aesthetics of photography as a
class project. She had the hon.
or of having her work placed
in the George Eastman House
of Photography in Rochester, N.
Y, for reference.
For years photography was
clasSed as a science, but since
1900 it has been growing as an
art. The photograph is as much
a piece of art as a painting. The
first real exhibit as art work
was held in Buffalo in 1910 and
many of the first pieces may
still be viewed on display. Mrs.
Williamson had access to the
Allen Scott Boyer library ia
cilities in the Eastman House
in her research on creative black
and white photography.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rober-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wise
man and son, Ronnie, all of
Dickerson, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Robertson and family
and Mrs. Ola Jarrett, Silver
Spring, enjoyed dinner at Peter
Pan Inn on Sunday. They cele-
brated Mr.. Roberson's birthday
and the wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiseman.
Mrs. Irene Dove, who spent
the past three months with her
daughter and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth L. Burgess, Pooles-
vile, left Thursday for her home
in Milwaukee, Wis.
Mrs. Carl Fisher, Poolesville,
Miss Quebe Nye, Hyattsville,
and the formers nieces, Mrs.
Robert Bruchie, Mount Airy,
and Mrs. Kenneth Mayes, Hag-
erstown, recently vacationed in
Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chuck Norris,
Beallsville, entertained the fol
lowing guests at dinner Sunday
evening: Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Jacques and their children, Deb
bic, Jennie, Cindy, Mike, and
Frederick, and Mr.. and Mrs.
David Shook and Cathy, Lewis.
town. Mr.. and Mrs. Norris, ST.,
were also present.
Mrs. George Mitchell and Mrs.
Jack Cubitt entertained at a
stork shower Saturday night at
the Mitchell home in Poolesville
in honor of Mrs. M. ]. Lewis,
Dickerson. The guests were
seated on the patio facing a
pink and blue stork which in
turn guarded an appropriately
trimmed carriage containing the
gifts. Those present were: Mrs.
Guy Lewis, jr., Mrs. Guy Lewis,
ST., Miss Carol Williams, Miss
Joan Diehl, Mrs. Charles w.
Bodmer, RS. Mollie Bodmer, Mrs.
Louis Weller, Mrs. Doyle Lewis,
Mrs. Isaac Cubitt, Mrs. Bill
Bliss, Mrs. Frank Bliss, Mrs.
Mildred Kelly, Mrs. John Camp.
bell, Miss Shirley Pritchard
Linda and Barbara Cubitt, Sa.
rah and Sharon Michael and
Robbie Bliss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Breeder
and children, Vicki Lynn, Deb.
bic and Dennie, have moved
from their former home in Dick.
erson to Jacksonville, Fla.
Members of Monocacy Lions
Club and their wives attended
dinner dance at Peter Pan Inn
Saturday night. Special guests
were members OF the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Upper Mont.
gomery County Volunteer Fire
Department who have helped
prepare and serve dinners for
the Lions Club meetings in the
fire house in Beallsville. Music