Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-12-08
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Town and Country.

Rev. M, S. Hunter will preach IN the
Presbyterian Church, Rockville. Sunday
december 10th. at II A. M.
Santa and Mrs. Santa Claus will have a
Christmas tree in Emory Church, Oakdale
"a, the Sunday School on Tuesday, Deem
her 26th, at 7:3OP.M. Every one welcome.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Rock
,ina Baptist Church will hold cake, candy,
ME and fancy article sale in the Sunday
School room on Saturday, December 9th,
at O'Clock, P. M.
Mrs. Sadie Biggs, wife of Walter BigGs'
died at her home in Washington on Friday
last aged 3S years. The funeral took
Mace Sunday and her remains were inferred
at Jamestown. this county.
Thomas Levin Offutt, well-known resi-
dent of this vicinity, died on Tuesday last
at Garfield Hospital. Washington. aged rs
wears. The funeral took place Thursday
f,ou, ST. Paul's Catholic Church, Wash
ineton.
Rev. Charles o. Rosensteel, pastor of St.
Iohn's Catholic Church, officiated at the
marriage at Forest Glen on Wednesday of
. last week of Miss Florence R. Kengla, of
sligo. this county, and Mr.. Edward j.
DeLacey, of Washington.
The quarterly meeting of the Montgom-
cry County Social Service League will be
held on Tuesday, December 18th, at 2:30
PM, in the high school building. Rock
vile. All members and those interested
are cordially invited to attend.
Drinks Neal, colored, resident of this
vicinity, was instantly killed near West
more station, mile north of Rockville,
last Sunday evening, when he was struck
Il by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad train.
4 His body was found several hours later.
DR.. John R. Edwards, District Superin-
tendent of the Washington District. will
be in charge of the dedication services of
the Ashton Methodist Episcopal Church
on December 10th. Services at II A. M.
and 3 p M. Special music at both services.
There will be Christmas sale on Satur-
day, December 10Th. at 10 A. NJ, at the
Christian Church parsonage, Rockville.
Fancy articles, aprons, home made candy,
cakes, pies, rolls, chickens, ETC.. will be on
sale Orders taken for Christmas home
made candy.
Miss Addie Marie King. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James E. King, of Clarksburg. and
M. C. German Griffith. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence M. Griffith, of the same neighbor-
bod, were married on Wednesday of last
reek by Rev. W. M. Brashears. pastor of
be Clarksburg Methodist Church.
Come and have a good laugh at the
leland school house on December 9Th,
ksnning at s P. NJ. An entertainment
bill be given by the Rsdland and Avery
hnnunities for the benefit of the schools,
Vowed by dancing. Washington music.
Adnission-adults. rs cts. children, is cts.
There will be an entertainment given in
u Mary's Parish Hall. Rockville. Md. on
thursday, December l4th at 815 P. NJ. for
Pie benefit of the hall. The program will
Be rendered by Washington talent Tickets
pr adults, so cents; children. IS cents.
ancing from 10 to IL o'clock Washington
fchestra.
In a we'll played and highly interesting
pme at Frederick on Thursday of last
Peek the Frederick High School soccer
BAN defeated the Rockville High School
eam, to 0. 1t was the second game be-
seen the two teams, the other. which was
ayed at Rockville, resulting in a draw,
felther team being able to score.
The County Commissioners have sold to
be Bank of Bethesda the $4,000 issue
Bonds authorized by the last legislature
p street and other improvements at Wood
Don't The bid for the entire issue, which
las the highest submitted was $9.86917.
ne bonds bear interest at the rate of
~ per cent.
Following an illness of ten days, Mrs.
IanceS Z. HOugh died on Friday last at
home of her son-in-law and daughter
and Mrs. Charles H, Schooley. near
pieSt Glen, aged 70 years, her death be-
Psdue to paralysis. She is survived by -four
ldfen, among them being Dr. Spencer
nlush, OF Washington, and Mrs. Schooley.
Anew barn on the farm of Charles II
fiOer, near Cedar Grove, was destroyed
hire shortly before IL O'Clock Monday
PIT, together with six horses, four calves
COW, number of agricultural implements
Oh straw hay, grain and other things.
n loss is placed about $500, partly
'sed by insurance. The cause of the
mot known.
W annual Thanksgiving dance of the
V1us men of Rockville and vicinity wa:
III the town hall here last Frida,
""s and was attended by about zoe
''N IRON Rockville, various parts of the
''y and Washington. The committee
'.a'se was composed of Messrs. Harry
lawson, Leonard L. Nicholson, Jr.
'se FeIer and Robert Peter, Jr
tn'ih9 The Man Eaters-One of the
81 Ohfllling series of animal stories eveI
M'eh starts in The Washington Stat
''aS December 10Th. These stories are
'V'ual experiences of big game hun.
J." 'he wilds of Africa stories which
Zip the reader to the very last word
.e' your copy Of next Sundays Wash
wa Star from your newsdealer today.
ne Bradley Hills Community Leagu,
Oeen organized among the resident,
bradley Hills with the following officers
'uent, George d. Parsons vice presi
Charles II. Merriam secretary-treas
Mrs lrma L. Falconer. The object o.
Nganization is the welfare and ad
cement of all concerned" The leaeu,
meet the first Monday in each month
Mss jeanette f. Palmer. daughter o
and Mrs. Reuben R. Palmer. of Ken
s'oh' and Mr.. William F. Walker. also