Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-06
Potomac
Rurllnage
Sale Set for
Saturday
By Cissy Finley

Saturday marks the first of
two rummage sale days spon-
sored by the ladies of st. Fran
els. The sale will open at 10
am. and will close at 6 pm,
both this Saturday and on Sep
TENDER Is.
Co'chairmen Mrs. Frank Jen-
kins and Mrs. Edward Dunlap
have listed a few of the unique,
as well as practical, items that
viii be on the shelves in the
Church Parish Hall. One major
item is an apothecary bottle ov-
er 100 years old. Also the ladies
have collected a brass bed, new
electric razor, golf clubs with
the bag, a summer tuxedo, chill
dren's chairs, toys and lots of
clothing.
The Potomac Bride Trails
Association officially opened the
trail riding on Labor Day when
association members were invit-
ed to meet at Congressional
pkwy. to ride the ten mile cir
cult already completed.
Founder of the organization,
Charles Patton, and Harry Sem
mes, Jr., said that the associa-
ton now had Is family members
and for those non-riding family
members there was a hike plan
ned for the opening event.
Following the completion of
the trail trip, riders and mixers
were invited to the home of the
Jerry Ewalds for a picnic sup
per.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Dayton
Ward, Persimmon Tree rd., have
announced the arrival of Dayton
Edward on Aug. 26. Their first
born weighed in at seven pounds
and fourteen ounces at Sibley
Hospital.
Mrs. Brererton Poole is Poto-
mac Hunts first casualty of the
season. Cub hunting officially
opened Sept. l, and Mrs. Poole
had joined the early am. field
of hunters. Her horse stepped
into hole and went down. Mrs.
Poole suffered broken should
err.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Pisar-
ra have announced the arrival
of their daughter Susan Camil-
la, on Sept. l, at the U. S. Naval
Hospital. Bethesda. "Susy," as
her mother said she will be
called, weighed 8 pounds and 612
ounces and was 211a inches long
on arrival. She is a first for
the Pisarras.
Earlier in the week Mrs.
Charles Adams and Mrs. Lee
Rocca, Jr., honored Mrs. Pisar-
"a at luncheon shower at the
Adams home on Stoney Creek
rd.
Miss Louette Semmes journey
ed to Dublin, NH, for the Aug.
Is wedding of her cousin, Miss
Louette Close. Little Miss Sem
mes was the flower girl in the
wedding.
The Jim Mac Martins were
awarded the first prize for the
largest and best watermelon in
Montgomery County at the re-
cent fair, 1t weighed between 35
and 40 pounds.
DIR. and Mrs. Thomas Black
wood, parents of four week old
Deidre Mullen Blackwood, were
hosts to family and friends at
a christening party honoring
their daughter on Sept. 2. Deidre
was christened at Our Lady of
Mercy Church at 3 pm. Father
Thomas Duffy officiated at the
service. Her God-parents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Ferguson,
Washington.
Mr.. Fred Hughes is recuperat-
ing at home following a heart
attack suffered while preparing
his horses last week for the
Warrenton Horse Show. Mr..
Hughes was taken to Suburban
Hospital, but released several
days later.
Miss Sally Coleman celebrated
her 18th birthday on Aug. 81,
with a dance party at her home
on Burbank DIR. Those attending
included Taffy Kneipp, Margar-
ct Horne. Sally Martin, Susan
Porter, Diana Davis, Cindy Hue
stead, Jill Spurway, Kenny Els
niger, Bill Earman. Jay Barr,
Johnny Christmas, Jerry Snider,
Dick Harris, Steve Lane and
Jeff Alexander.