Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-06-29

On July 4th there will be a patriotic
raliy at Germantown, this county. at ID
A. M There will be an automobile parade
IN which all are invited to take part A
prize will be given for the best decorated
car. Beginning at II A. M. at the HIGH
school, there will be addresses BY promi-
nent speakers and patriotic music. after
which luncheon will be served for the
Ned cross. The committee hope the pub
tic will show its patriotism at this time
by attending the rally.
The Y. P. B. of Oakdale met on lime
list with Mrs. Granville Farquhar. of o.
ney' the president. Mr.. R. P. Hines, Jr..
presiding. After devotional exercises. re-
ports Of officers were given, which showed
the society in prosperous condition. Mr..
frank Lee, of Sandy Spring. addressed the
society; Miss Snowden. of Sandy Spring,
sang several soprano solos, and Miss
Nichols. of Washington. recited two Mono
losues, then all sang America. The meet
ing closed with benediction. Refreshments
were served and members and visitors
participated in playing games. The next
meeting will be on July 18th with Miss
Isabel Lee. Of Sandy Spring.
A pretty wedding took place on Monday,
June 4th, when Miss Bessie Hobbs, daueh-
ter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Hobbs,
became the bride of Mr.. Monroe Custis
Phebus. Of Gaithersburg. at the residence
OF the brides sister. Mrs. Otto Schneider,
7th street. northwest. Washington. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. John
Fort. Miss Ruth Hobbs was maid of honor
for her sister. and Mr.. Frank Du Boise was
best man. The bride wore white georeette
crepe trimmed in pearls. and carried an
armful of bride roses. while the maid Of
honor wore pink and carried pink roses.
Only the immediate family and few in
innate friends witnessed the ceremony.
They will reside at Gaithersburg. where
they will be after October LIST.
The County Board Of Education, at a
meeting here Tuesday, appointed Miss Lou
Gray, of South Carolina. supervisor of pri-
mary schools; Miss Mary Masruder. county
attendance officer, and Miss Ethel L. Wa
tiers, stenographer to the board. Misses
Magruder and Waters succeed themselves,
and Miss Gray takes the place of Miss Rose
Coursey, who resigned. The board an
nounced that the following teachers would
attend summer school Misses Elsie Soper,
Deborah Iddings. Virginia Mays. Esther
Scott. Esther Humphrey. Eleanor Reed,
Mabel Colt, Alice Spates. Viola GiIliss, Lois
Holland. Evelyn McAtee. Alice Hepburn,
Katherine Moore. Lucy Brewer. Violette
Murphy, Grace Townsend. Ida sherwood.
Claudia Hall. Irene Sibley. Hilda Benson.
Mary Rice, Mary Green. Gertrude Lane,
Mrs. Grace Ryan. Mrs. Corinne Anderson,
F. S. Gladhill. Julian F. Walters and Thos.
W. Troxell.
Deputy Sheriff Lee Hutchinson, of this
town, sustained serious injuries at the
hands Of mob of negroes at a colored
picnic near Norbeck. last Saturday even
ing. He had arrested young negro on
charge Of disorderly conduct and was
placing the handouts on him when at
tackled The officer was struck on the head
with stone. one of his arms was injured
by club wielder and several Of the
negroes struck him with their fists. 1t
was at first thought that Hutchinson's
skull had been fractured. but an exami-
nation showed less serious injury. Sew
eral white men who happened to be near
went to his assistance. but the negroes
soon made 1t too hot for them and they
and Hutchinson were forced to leave the
grounds. Sheriff Gather and several depu-
ties are at work and expect to round up
the entire crowd.