Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25
By MOllie w. Christie
WAverly 6-3525

silver wedding anniversary re
ception on Sunday afternoon in
the social hall of st. Martins
Church. Hosts for the festive
patty were their children, Mrs
Orm F. Burdette, Miss Janet
Gloyd, Jack Gloyd, and the
Misses Rita, Joan and Linda
Gloyd. Also on hand were Their
three grandchildren, Kay, Jill
and Lori Burdette.
About 125 friends and rela
tivas of the couple were invited
to scome in and offer felicia
tions. A wealth of early summer
flowers decorated the hall, and
the TERED wedding cake served
as the focal piece of the table
setting that cleaned with silver
accessories.
With school out and summer
here, vacation plans are fore
most in the thinking of the
townspeople. Col. and Mrs. Har
old Brown departed over the
weekend for a camping trip Of
several weeks in the Canadian
woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cram
and children left at the close OF
school on Friday for New Bed
foIt, Mass, where they will re
main until early September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight p. Law
renee and Mrs. Albeit R. Bos
well are. vacationing in Sacco
Me, Mr.. Lawrence plans to re
turn to Gaithersburg after q
two-week stay there.
Miss Janet Gloyd spent las
Thursday and Friday in Char
lottesville, Va, as the guest o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Hunt.
Mrs. Charles Greenley anC
her two daughters are visiting
her family in Decatur, Ga. They
will be Joined by Warrant Off
GER Greenley a little later in tht
summer.
Peaceful Valley, the Washing
ton Grove home of Mr.. and Mrs
Warren Shantz, will be tht
scene of a picnic on Thursday
June rs, when members of For
est Oak Chapter of the Cues
tiers are hostesses to the mem
bers of the Potomac (D.C.
Chapter. On display, will be thu
scrapbook which the local chap
ter ladies' have worked on dur
ing the past winter 1t is a com
pilation OF data and pictures con
corning the furniture Of thu
1760 era.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn A. Youni
and family are spending thi
week at Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ware
were in Pocomoke City las
weekend for a visit with Mr.
Wards mother, Mrs. Carson
Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hugal
left Friday afternoon for a two
week western vacation. Thei
first stop was in Phihpsburg
Pa, where Mr.. Hugar's mother
Mrs. John Hugar, ST., joinet
them. They will be visiting il
Denver, Colo, at the home o
Mrs. Hugars mother, Mrs
Wayne Lindgren; at Gunisoi
College to see Mrs. Hugar'
brother, Wayne Meeker; and il
ST. Lake City at the home o
Mrs. Hugar's sister, Mrs. Tim
othy Norgren.
Miss Tootsie Anderson, hom
from the University of Mary
land, is working this summer il
the executive office of the Pres
dent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Spald
ing were in Ocean City las
weekend, where Mr.. Spaldinl
attended the convention o
Maryland postmasters.
Col. and Mrs. Robert Ransom
enjoyed a stay in New York Cit,
last week for sightseeing an,
shows. During their absenc
Mrs. John r. Marsh had a
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. A. X
Schultz and Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
Lamon of Cleveland.
Lieut.. (jg.) James Van Metr
Is spending two weeks here witt
his parents, Admir-. and Mrs
Merle Van Metre. At the end o
his leave, Jim viii enter the I
S. Navy submarine school il
New London, Conn.
The Ascension Episcopal Gull,
met last Wednesday evening a
the home of Mrs. Robert LIE
Compile, with Mrs Frank Dare!
as the assisting hostess.
Mrs. William Hitchcock cam,
down from Drexel Hill. Pa, 70,
q Fathers Day weekend will
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. w
Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corbett Bridges
left Friday for Z i5day vacation
and delayed honeymoon. MI
Bridges and the former Mis-
Ruth Ames were married il
February, but her duties as ;
school teacher precluded a hon
eymoon at that time. They arr
visiting relatives in North Caro-