Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-26

ter-of.ceremonies. Old friends
will recognize Mr.. Busbice as a
former Ag teacher at CHS.
Hosts for the evening will be
the famous folk group "Hallett,
Elsemore, and Bridges" An eve
ming of fun and surprises is in
store for people of all ages. Ad-
mission is so cents per person
and the affair is open; you'all
come!
BY "car, train, bus, and plane"
the college kids have gradually
dispersed to various points on
the map. Parents can't get used
to having a car in the driveway
and suddenly it seems that the
phone is out of order. Among
the last to leave were Hutch"
Wyman and Garner Duvall back
to Worcester Tech; Rose Ann
Glover, Frostburg; George Hell,
Princeton; Lanny Bitely, Har-
ward; Hunter Davidson, Yale;
Steve Smith, Johns Hopkins.
Area residents are reminded
that registration for the Adult
Education Program starts to.
night at some of the Evening
Centers.
The Great Books Club will
hold its first meeting on Oct. 10
from 1912 am. at the Gathers
burg Library. The group will be
doing second year readings.
Anyone interested is invited to
come, for more information call
Mrs. H. Lowell Olsen, Pc. 2-6773
or Mrs. Stanton Smith, WI. g.
9046.
In case you haven't noticed,
your regular correspondent is
back. She was informed last
week "all vacations must come
to an end" by Mr.. Farquhar,
who was gentle, but firm - so
here we are!
Most sincere thanks to Bette
Harvill who did such good job
Of pinch.hitting on such short
notice. Please call future news
items to Ellen Bitely at WA. 8.
POPS.
Mr.. Herman Will arrived home
last week after spending 10 days
in Puerto Rico where he attend
ed a Methodist Seminar and Wis
tied old friends. Having barely
time to unpack, he and Mrs. Will
and Mary Kay and Allan left
for New York where they at
tended the official opening of
the Church Center at the United
Nations headquarters. Mr.. Will,
in his Official capacity with the
Methodist Church, was one of
the group that was instrumental
in founding the Church Center
which will be used by all church
groups.
U.N. President U Thant head
ed the group of dignataries pres.
ent at the very Impressive cere.
mony.. .
1t. and Mrs. Charles L. Ben.
jamin and their four children
visited recently at the home of
1t. Benjamin's uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daryl Wigle.
Former residents of Rockville,
the Benjamins were returning
from a tour of duty in Germany.
Also visiting the Wigle's were
Mrs. Floyd Somers of Pleasant
vile, NJ. and Mrs. .Goldie Shaw
OF Linwood, M.
Word has been received that
Pvt. Thomas Lee Reed USA, son
OF MIR. and Mrs. Edward Reed
of Laytonsville Rd., has arrived
in Frankfurt, Germany where
he will be stationed for "a
months.
Mr.. Armin Hell is on an ex.
tended visit to Delafield, Wis.
after delivering his daughter
Marian to Ripon Callege at Ri.
pom, Wis.
These have been busy days
for Bill Gruvers, getting daugh.
ter Tina off to Mclean Hospital
School of Nursing in Belmont,
Mass. and Ann back to ALE.
gheny College in Meadsville. Pa.
Mrs. Frederick L. Price of
Gaylon Acres has driven to
Great Lakes, ILL.,, where she will
attend the graduation of her
son, Bernard Lee, from boot
camp" at the Naval Training
Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Nicholson
of Stillpond, Md. visited at the
home of Mrs, Stillpond's broth.
er'in.law and sister, MIR. and
Mrs. Raymond Fink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Clagett
drove their son, Lambert, to
Louisburg, NC. where he will
be a freshman at Louisburg Col.
lege.
Mrs. Helon Casey of Coral
Gables, Fla, was a recent dinner
0frnof "a