Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-18

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Martha Lucas, Regina Moses,
Terry Rose and Peggy Winter.
Peggy Winter was awarded
the Dancers Badge, and Regina
Moses won the Child Care
Badge. The Cooks Badge, was
won by Susan Christie, Betsy
Healy, June Hundley, Regina
Moses, Terry Rose and Peggy
Winter.
Initiated into Troop No. 81
were Patty Musser, Barbara
Richardon, Candy Thompson
and Barbara Schultz.
According to Mrs. Moses, the
Scouts of the area are in need
of adult leaders. She promises
that all the activities are not so
strenuous as this one.
Mrs. Russell Mullican and
Miss Naomi Mullican were in
Annapolis last Thursday for the
wedding of Miss Carol Jean Ha.
gan to Ensign Hollie Tiddleman
of Chevy Chase. The groom was
a June graduate of the Naval
Academy and the ceremony was
performed in the Academy chap
ell.
Sympathy is extended to the
family of Bruce S. Stubblefield,
who passed away at Mountain
Home, johnson City, Tenn, last
Thursday.
The William Morrison family
has been extensively entertained
prior to their departure for AS.
toria, Ore, where Cmdr. Morri-
son has been assigned by the
United States Coast Guard. Mr..
and Mrs. H. J. Walther invited
a number of friends to a morn
ing garden party last Tuesday
and farewells were said over
coffee cups and delectable NOR
sells.
On Friday evening, Miss Sus-
an Christie entertained at a Glen
Echo party in honor of Miss Lin.
da Morrison.
Miss Karen Christie was host
ess at a dance on Saturday eve-
ming at the Woman's Clubhouse
in Washington Grove. Twenty.
eight guests were invited to
honor Miss Rusty Morrison.
DR.. and Mrs. C. Taylor Whit.
tier entertained at an outdoor
party on Wednesday afternoon
in honor of the birthday of their
daughter Cece. Forty of her
classmate enjoyed softball and
dancing prior to consuming
wholesale quantities of hot dogs.
Members. of the Woman's Club
of Gaithersburg and their
guests are enjoying a tasting
luncheon" today at the home of
Mrs. Warren Tydings.
Robert James Wilson, jr., in.
FAINT son of DR.. and Mrs. Robert
j. Wilson, was christened on
Sunday afternoon in the medi.
tation room of the Asbury
Methodist Home. The baby's
grandfather's, the Rev. DIR. Her
man Wilson, officiated. Follow
ing the ceremony, the parents
entertained at a family supper
party for IS guests.
The Women's Missionary So
ciety of the First Baptist Church
met last Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Dallas Leonard.
Mrs. Otis G. Shipe has re.
turned from a visit to Provi.
dence, r. l., with her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lowell McMullen. While there,
she attended the graduation
exercises of Providence Bar.
rington Bible College, where
Mr.. McMullen received his de-
gree. He is now awaiting or
dination into the ministry.
Miss Effie Ternent was
honored by the Gaithersburg
Lions Club at their dinner meet.
ing last Tuesday evening.
Twenty-Five local Lions, who
were once her pupils, partici-
pated in a tribute prepared and
presented by Mrs. Mary Ward.
The Lions also had as their
dinner guests the Lionesses
and other ladies who assisted
in the presentation of their re.
cent variety show.
Interesting news comes from
Betty Schroeder, one of our pre-
decessors as writer of the Cal
thersburg column. Mr.. Schroe.
der, Familiarity remembered as
Jimmie" has been transferred
to Boulder, Colo, and the fam
lily is moving from California
the first week in July. Their
new address is 315 Mountain
View ave-, Longmont, Colo.
Betty explains that the street
name refers to the view of the
Continental Divide that towers
above the area.
Mary Schroeder graduates
from high school this week and
plans to go on to college to
major In music. She already is
giving private instruction in
piano and serves as pianist for
a dance studio. Tempus fugit!
Congratulations are in order