Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-02-18
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had his new Cadallac car stolen.
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Snyder, wife of j
Preston Snyder, died on Tuesday last al
her home at Kensinston, aged 76 years.
Ward Savage. of Washington. has pur-
chased from VIM. E. Dill a farm of 73
acres near Olney. the consideration being
announced as about $4,000.
H. Stockton Myrley, of Dickerson. has en-
tered The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
to prepare for Christian work. He is a
of the member M. E. Church South OF
Poolesville.
Miss Mary E. Gilpin, of Sandy Spring
has been made member of the board OF
directors of the First National Bank OF
Laurel, in the place of the late Robert H
Miller. of Spencerville.
Charles r. Rowdybush. of Kensington.
has purchased of Lee Offutt. Of this town,
a farm of 500 acres. situated in the Sixth
district, near the village of Jamestown
for the sum of $4,000.
Roy R. Heavrin, of Washington. has
bought from John W. Poole a farm OF
% 1-2 acres near Glen for $500. The
property is improved by small dwelling
house and outbuildings.
An old-time gospel meeting will be held
Sunday. February goth. at 2:S0 P. NJ. in
the Offutt building. next to D. H. Warield 3
store, Rockville. Services will be conducted
by Evangelist Adam W. Miller.
The ladies' of Grace M. E. Church South.
Gaithersbure. will hold an oyster and meat
supper in the church hall on Tuesday. Feb
ruary 22nd. 1921. A good fifty-cent supper
will be served from $50 to 8 O'Clock.
Mrs. John C. Newman. of Washington,
has announced the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Alice C. Newman, to Mr.,
John B. Saunders, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard L. Saunders, of Potomac district.
William Beall. lifelong resident of this
county. died on Thursday of last week in
Washington. aged 76 years. He had been i'll
a long while. his death being due to CON-
plication of diseases He is survived by a
son and two daughters. The funeral took
place Monday morning from the Cedar
Grove Baptist Church.
Mrs. Margaret j. Dorsey. wife of j. Brad
ley Dorsey, died suddenly last Friday after
noon at her home at Hunting Hill, aged
SO years. She was stricken while attend
ing to her household duties. Surviving
her are her husband and daughter. The
funeral took place from the family resi-
dence and interment was at Neelsville.
Judge Peter, in the Circuit Court here,
has signed decree granting to Mrs. An
ME L. Wilson, of Chevy Chase, an absolute
divorce from George H. Wilson. The de-
cree awards Mrs. Wilson the custody of
the two minor children and directs the
defendant to pay $50 a month alimony
and $50 a month for the education and
support of the two children.
Surrounded by their 8 children. As grand
children and rs at-grandchildren and
host of other relatives and friends in their
home near GAINESVILLE. Mr.. and Mrs Jos.
H. C. Hoyle, probably the oldest married
couple in this county, last Sunday cele-
brated the Goth anniversary of their mar
rage. Mr. Hoyle is SO years old and Mrs.
Hoyle five years his junior. Both are en-
joyine splendid health.
The women voters are cordially invited
to attend meeting at the home of Mrs.
George H. Wright, at Forest Glen, Friday,
February 25th, at 2 P. M. The object Of
the meeting is to organize a Montgomery
County Branch of the Maryland League Of
Women Voters. an organization devoted
to the civic and political education of
women and to the forwarding of improved
legislation. Luncheon go cents) will be
served at 1890 O'Clock to all who notify
Mrs. Wright by February 21st.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Fair
land High School Association was held
Tuesday evening. February 9Th, at the
school. with the vice-president, DR.. Adams
presiding. After the business meeting an
enjoyable program was rendered. Some
of the numbers. especially good. were a
word game. a song of thanks for the school
and current events of Falkland, in which
several of the residents were made the
victims of innocent Jokes. The associa-
ton meets the second Tuesday of each
month.
The Catholic Art Association of New
York presents their extraordinary photo
drama, The Victim. in ST. Martins Hall.
at Gaithersburg, on Thursday, February
oath. at 4 and s o'clock, P. M. The nine
act motion picture classic is the most in
tensely gripping photo play ever produced,
depicting as it does story taken from
actual life. interviewer with friendship.
love, devotion, self-sacrifice. heroism and
triumph. A masterpiece full of human
interest that appeals to all ages and touches
the hearts of all. featuring the great actor,
Robert T. Haines. TIE two presentations
of The Victim" afternoon and evening
give every one an opportunity to see it
and make it possible to accommodate the
crowds of people who will wish to view this
wonderful photo drama replete with soul
stirring action.
The recently completed high school build
ing at Falkland was dedicated on Thursday
Of last week. The exercises were in charge
Of the Falkland High School Improvement
Association. and were presided over by
o. W. Roby. chairman of the board Of
school trustees. Addresses were delivered
by DR.. A. F. Woods. president of the Uni
versity Of Maryland, who discussed what
the School Means TO the Community Iohn