Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-24

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Eugene Waters for two days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dicker.
son spent about a week trav.
cling in Connecticut this month.
Going primarily to look over
some Charolais cattle in Bridge.
water, Conn.,, they also spent
one day attending the Connec
ticut State Fair in Danbury.
They returned by way of north.
ern New York State and the
Poconos in Pennsylvania.
| Patricia Lambert, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Lambert
has concluded a two-week vaca.
ton at home, following three
month affiliation at Children's
Hospital in Washington, and has
returned to Frederick Memorial
Hospital, where she is a senior
student nurse.
| Miss La Rue Ward of Ger.
Imantown recently returned
from an 11-day vacation trip
through the New England
States, including Nantucket
Island. The trip was made with
friends from Washington, D. c.
and Charlottesville, Va.
The Leaders Association for
Camp Fire Girls and Bluebirds
of Damascus met Wednesday
morning, October 10, at the
home of Mrs. Edward Beall in
Cedar Grove. There were nine
present. Mrs. Carolyn America,
Rockville, representing the Pc.
tomac Area Council of Camp
Fire Girls, gave guidance and
help.
Mrs. Wilbur d. Watkins, ST.,
spent a week recently at the
Watkins cottage in Gainsboro,
Va, accompanied by her two
sisters, Mrs. Maye Sadtler of
Rockville, and Mrs. Sar a h
Woodfield of Damascus. They
had a happy, relaxing time sew
ing, picking walnuts and visit.
ing. Mr.. Watkins joined the la
dies over the weekend.
| Tan-da.Wi ca ka Campfire
Girls viii hold a Halloween
party october 26 at the home of
Claire Howes. Invited guests
will be the Camp Fire Girls of
Mrs. Ellis Cline of Damascus.
Kathy Graves, tWo-and-a.half
year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilman Graves, underwent
surgery following X-rays last
Friday at Suburban Hospital.
Cindy Smith, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Smith,
observed her 18th birthday DC.
tober 10. The occasion was
marked by a family dinner.
Guests were Cindy's grandmoth'
er, Mrs. A. w. Smith, Silver
Spring, and her uncle, Richard
Smith, Silver Spring; her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.
Corbin and son, Buddy, and
daughter, Lucille, of Burtons
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Staley Well
er have received word that q
Sunday School room in St
Johns Episcopal Church, Ports
mouth, N. H., has been named
the Captain Charles Thomas
Weller Sunday School room ir
honor of the Wellers son, who
lost his life early this year pi
loting a plane for the Strategic
Air Command. Captain Weller
and his wife were members oil
st. Johns Church and together
taught a class of seventh grade
boys and girls. Members of the
class and their families
planned the memorial and pur
chased a descriptive plaque. The
vestry of the church voted tc
carry out their wishes.
David Waters, son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Eugene Waters, left Tues
day, Oct II, from his home ir
Pleasantville, N. Y, for Cincin
natl, Ohio, for a six week pc
Rod of instruction and consulta
ton at the headquarters o.
Proctor & Gamble Co. DaviC
has been for some months assis
tant manager of the company:
New York office. Now plans are
in process to close seven East
ern offices and consolidate then
into one office in a new Location
and David will assume the du
ties of assistant manager of thii
new office. His wife and baby
daughter, Elizabeth, will re
main temporarily in Pleasant
Vile, and then visit her parents
DR.. and Mrs. John H. Cath
cart in Gaffney, S. &C.
Jean Dorsey entertained thu
members of the Montgomery
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