Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-01-30
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here last week Dy New W. " DdihOS' PoS'o
of the Christian Church.
The fearful sheet of ice that has covered
the ground in this section for the curren
week is without parallel in the past, ST
our citizenry unanimously declare.
The Burden Bearer Circle of The King
Daughters will meet at the residence o.
Mrs. John R. Henderson, Rockville, Tues
day, February 3rd, at $50 P. M.
The monthly meeting Of the Executive
Board of the Social Service League will be
held on Tuesday, February 3rd, at 2:3O
P. M, in the Court House at Rockville.
Jacob L. Kefauver, husband of Mary L
Kefauver, died on Tuesday last at his
home, in Bradley Hills, this county His
remains were inferred at Middletown, Md
The County Commissioners have APP
pointed George G. carp and William E.
Viett constables for Rockville district and
j. Melvin Etchison constable for Gath
ersbure district.
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at 1893 F street northwest, Mrs. Lulu H.
ChisweIl. widow of William G. Chiswell.
Interment was in Monocacy Cemetery at
Beallsville this county.
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Senator Burdette has chosen Rev. z.
Rowland Wagner, pastor of the Baptist
Church of this town, as his private secre-
tary. Mr.. WAGNER entered upon the dis
charge of the duties of the position with
the resumption of business by the Mary
land Legislature on Monday last.
At the Rockville Millinery Shop, new
spring hats in satin and straw, So. $40
and $11 values, special price $7.5O. A
full line of georgette and white waists,
the seasons newest designs. Special price
on Pompeian toilet goods, soc articles, 45c;
3Oc articles, 27c; Csc articles, &c
A collision between an automobile driven
by William Cant. of Sandy Spring. and
CAPITAL Traction car occurred at Florida ave-
nue. and LIST street, Washington, last week.
The automobile, the property of R. H. Lans-
dale, of Sandy Spring, was badly dam
AGED, and Giants left arm was fractured.
He was taken to Casualty Hospital.
Mrs. Pierre Christie Stevens, widow of
Mai. Stevens, U. S. A., announces the en-
eaeement of her daughter, Marie Christie,
to Representative Frederick c. Hicks. Of
New York. The wedding will take place
when Miss Stevens leaves Evergreen, the
Red Cross institute for the blind, where
she is at present an ardent worker for our
men blinded in the war.
Following an illness of few days, Mrs.
Bette Wood Jones. wife Of Arthur L. Jones.
died at her home at GAINESVILLE. She is
survived by her husband and three chill
dren. The funeral took place from st.
Mary's Catholic Church at Barnesvile and
interment was in Monocacy Cemetery at
Beallsville. Mrs. Jones was before her
marriage Miss Wood.
The Community School League of Gath
ersburg held its monthly meeting in the
school auditorium on January 18th. The
membership of the league was well repre-
sented in the attendance. After the dis
posal Of the usual business, the Mayor and
Council of Gaithersburg presented some
proposed plans of interest to the town for
the discussion, for which a mass meeting
will be called in the near future.
On Wednesday, January 21st. the A. Y.
L. |. Club of Germantown met with Mrs.
John Henderson. The attendance was good.
Mrs. Hand read an interesting story en-
titled Submerged Majority" Two new
members. Mrs. William Dawson, Jr., and
Mrs. Kenneth Waters, both of Germantown.
we're voted upon and received into the club.
Twenty-four dollars was collected from the
members for the new tuberculosis hospital.
A basket ball team has been organized
among the pupils of the Rockville High
School. Arlington Bennett is manager
and John Kingdom captain. The candi-
dates for the team include Bennett. King
don, Edward Ronsaville, Reuben Riggs.
Otis Pope, Wayne Mills and Pearl Baugh-
man. A schedule has been arranged with
teams of Washington. Alexandra, this
county and other places. The team will
play its first game February 3rd at Alex
andria, Va, with the Alexandra High
School quint.
Mrs. Mary Louise Ray. administrative OF
the estate of her husband Bernard D. Ray,
has brought suit in the District Of Column
bia Supreme Court against the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company for $4,000
damages, said to have been suffered 0cto-
Der 18th last, when, it is alleged, train
collided with an auto operated by Mr.. Ray,
inflicting fatal injuries. Besides the widow,
Mr.. Ray left three children, John B., Mar
earet and Albert R. Ray. aged and years
and 7 months. respectively. Arthur Peter
and Julian W. Whiting are attorneys for
Mrs. Ray.
That which the Junior Red Cross offer
in the education Of American children per
manently is the opportunity to serve-tt
serve in field which is ineligible to them
for is their own field Of childhood; and II
many ways which are in themselves thu
chiIds's own ways and hence attractive Il
them. Service, that stone which educa
tional builders have neglected for want o
facilities through which it might be EN-
ployed, bids fair in time to occupy plac,
Of dignity in the structure of American
education. JAMES N. RULE, National Direc
I,ntor Pad CrnQa