Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-06-11
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county.
VIM. P. Connell, Of Rockville. has beer
appointed Police Justice for this county 4
succeed VIM. F. Gather. resigned.
Gov. Richie has appointed Haitian D
Brown. of GAINESVILLE. and Charles R
Rowdybush. of Kensington. notaries pub.
lie for this county.
Misses Rebecca Louise Barnsley. Nellie
Thomas Cashell and Hazel Anna Warfel
Of this county. were among the graduates
Of the State Normal School.
The W. C. T. U. Of Rockville will hold its
monthly meeting at the residence of Mrs.
Barrett Wilson on Tuesday. June 18th. at
2:S0 P. M. All members are urged to be
present.
The Quarterly Meeting of the Society Of
Friends will be held at the Sandy Spring
Meeting House on Sunday. June 18th. at
1890 A. M. All are cordially invited to
attend.
Sunday, June goth, at Emory M. E.
Church South, 0akdale. the anniversary
sermon will be preached at II A. M. by DIR.
E. o. Watson, of Washington. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
Miss Rosa Pearl Pugh. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis N. Pugh. Of Kensington.
and Mr.. George W. Carr, of Washington.
were married here last Saturday by Rev.
P. R. Wagner. pastor Of the Baptist Church.
On Sunday. June 18th. at 7:30 P. NJ. at
Emory M. E. Church South. Oakdale, the
Young Peoples Meetings will be re-opened
for the summer. All are urged to attend
and help to make the meetings a success.
Peg o. My Heart" dramatic recital by
Miss Eunice Louise Bagg. assisted by Miss
Katherine Smith. pianist. Monday even
ing. June l4th. 1920. at s O'Clock, at Seco
Theatre. Rockville. for the benefit Of the
Episcopal Church. Tickets, so cents.
While visiting his son-in-law and daush-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Carson. near Pooles-
vile. William F. Best. resident Of Round
Hill, Va. was stricken with pneumonia and
died last week after short illness. He
was 20 years old. He was the father Of
Mrs. Thomas Gott, of this town.
After lying in the Episcopal Eye and
Ear Hospital. in Washington city. for sew
eral weeks critically i'll. the condition Of
Mrs. Harry C. Meem. Of Dickerson, has i'm
proved to a point where she Is supposed
to be out of danger, which will be delight
full news to her friends in this county.
Miss Rose Ethel Mullinix. daughter Of
Mrs. Mary Mullinix and the late Granville
MuIlinix. and Mr.. Paul Winchester Wat
kins, both of Damascus. were married on
Wednesday of last week at the home Of
the brides mother. the ceremony being
performed by Rev. Charles F. Boss. pastor
Of the Methodist Church at Laytonsville.
Mrs. Harry Smith. of Warren. Ohio an
nounces the marriage of her sister. Emma
Head, to Mr.. Randall B. Gillss. The mar
tiaee took place at the home Of Mrs.
Smith on June 5th. After a short visit
to the grooms parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
). Gilliss. Of this vicinity. they will return
% Warren, Ohio. where they will make
heir future home.
The Rambler's stories, an exclusive fea-
lure Of The Washington Sunday Star, have
proved one Of the biggest events in news
paperdom. They are read by young and
I'D; they hold an interest for every one.
rhe Rambler is now writing OF the historic
Potomac and famous steamboats,. Do not
Miss this feature. and order your copy Of
lext Sundays Washington Star today.
Mr.. Paul Y. Waters. who represented this
county in the Legislature of 1916 and the
war session of 1917, is now residing at
Oak Place. Bethesda, having sold his home
ltTakoma. During the time the railroads Of
he country were operated by the Govern
fnent. Mr.. Waters was assistant to the
Director General of Railroads. Walker D.
Hines. He is still with the Railroad Ad-
ninistration.
Quite pleasant afternoon was spent on
Wednesday. June End. when the A. Y. L.
IClub OF Germantown was entertained by
Mrs. Joseph Henderson. The attendance
was large. The responses to the roll-call
were "Toasts." The remainder Of the
afternoon was spent In discussions on
subjects of interest. After delicious re-
Ireshments, the club adjourned to meet on
June 18th with Mrs. .Hickerson.
Miss Vashti Bartlett. one of our most
hinent and courageous Red Cross
ses, will give an illustrated lecture on
recent vivid experiences in Siberia. for
benefit Of Ascension Episcopal Church
Guild, on Thursday, June 18th. at $3.50
P. NJ, at the residence Of Miss Olivia r.
Myers, Gaithersbure. Md. The ladies Of
the Guild will serve afternoon tea after
the lecture. Admission. including refresh
ments. 35 cents.
Adam W. Miller. of Baltimore. will tel
how the Lord will heal our bodies. as well
as save our souls. Come and hear an old
time sermon in gospel and song. Their
will be special singing. Surely your heart
will be made to rejoice. as Brother Mile
is a very young man. but truly filed will
the spirit Of God. Once you have heart
him. truly you will say he Is man afte
Gods heart Sunday. June 18th. at 2:S(
P. M. at Montrose school house. No col
lection.
The first countrywide purchase Of farm
supplies by the Farm Bureau is history
our twenty-ton carload Of binder Irvine wa
distributed without hitch and SO quickl
What no demuraee had to be paid. Tn
tkeptics said that 1t could not be done, bu
aver two hundred enthusiastic Montgom
ry County Farm Bureau members prove
hem poor prophets. POolesvilIe Distric
farmers' Club came in with big true
ma took their order Of more than thre