Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-03-31

Town and Country.

Christ Church, Rockville, on Friday night
March 3lst. Service at 8 O'Clock. AL
invited.
The Hermon and Cropley Presbyterian
Churches will hold union services at Crop
lev next Sunday at P. M. Rev. DR.. Geo
Duncan will preach. Annual meeting with
renorts and election Of officers. Specia
music. Everyone most welcome.
The Rockville Millinery Shop has or
display line of new shapes and colors il
sprine millinery-the popular shades Of
lark Gamma, tile, tangerine, periwinkle
rubilette, etc., are being shown. besides the
stable colors of dark blue, brown. white anC
black.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Woodmont M
F.. Church South. St. Elmo Ave-. Bethesda
Nd. will give a play, Sewing for the
Heathen." and other entertainment, or
Thursday. April 9th. at 8 Pm. Admis'
sion-adults, rs cents; children. Is cents
Refreshments for sale.
In the final preliminary oratorical con-
tests among pupils of the grammar school
department of the Rockville High School,
Lorene Garrett and David Lehman were
awarded the prizes. They will participate
in the final contests to be held here early
in April with representatives Of the other
Grammar schools of the county.
The funeral of Joseph Allen Mobley
aged So years and unmarried, who died at
his home at Hunting Hill of pneumonia.
following an illness of about one week
took place Sunday afternoon from Pun
phrey's chapel here, Rev. P. Rowland Wag-
ner, pastor of the Baptist Church. conduct
ing the services. Burial was in the ceme-
terry at Gaithersburg.
Robert Williams, an 18-year- old white
boy, who claims Leesburg, Va. as his
home. is in Rockville jail charged with
housebreaking. 1t is represented that he
broke into several bungalows along the
Potomac river and appropriated consider
able property. He was arrested by Deputy
Sheriffs Stanley Gingell and Clifford l..
Howard.
Funeral services for VIM. H. Winchell,
for many years in the employ of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company as a
baggage-master, who died at his home at
Gaithersburg following long illness. were
held last Saturday afternoon from the
family residence, Rev. DR.. Killmon. pastor
of Epworth Methodist Church. Gathers
burg, officiating. Burial was at Frederick.
Md.
Eddie Meem. son Of the late Judge G.
W. Meem, of this county, died in Washing
ton on Monday, March goth. His death was
due to pneumonia. The funeral took place
Wednesday from the Immaculate Concep-
ton Church. lnterment was in Mt. Olivet
Cemetery. He is survived by four daughters,
three Of whom are married, and four sis
tiers, MRS. E. B. Myers, Mrs. 7. E. MCGOWAN.
Mrs. F. R. Merryman and Mrs. George R.
Bowie.
Assignments of pastors to the various
churches of the Baltimore Conference of
the M. E. Church South were announced
Monday at the session of the conference
at the Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church
South. Washington. For this county, they
are as follows: Clarksbure, H. L. Coffman
Colesville. W. B. Dorsey; Gaithersburg, D.
M. Brown; Goshen, G. R. Mays Pooles-
vile, E. W. Aaron; Potomac, E. W. Bru-
baker; Rockville, N. B. Harmon. Jr.. and
Gather P. Warfeld.
The dinner given by Miss Anna M. Far
quhar, chairman of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Montgomery County General Hos
pital. to the Owl Players of Washington on
Saturday. March 25th. was quite de-
liehtful social event. Miss Farquhar was
assisted in receiving by several officers of
her board. including Mrs. Thomas, Miss
Sarah Kirk and Miss Sallie Brooke. The
guests included the visiting staff of ply
sicians of the hospital and many promi-
nent citizens of the neighborhood.
The W. C. 7. u. of Bethesda, Md, held
its regular monthly meeting on March 18th
at the home Of Mrs. A. E. Shoemaker, OF
Friendship Heights. The president. Mrs
Cuttings. was in the chair A motion was
made endorsing Commissioner Oysters
stand for law enforcement of 18th amend.
ment. An interesting talk on conditions
in Florida was given by Miss Bessie Hodges
a reading by Mrs. Shoemaker. Meeting
adjourned to meet on the third Wednesday
in April with Miss Hodges.
Miss Nixon. most talented speaker and
graduate of Wilson College, will deliver
most Illuminating and inspiring addresses
next Sunday, April End. in the interest Of
the Near East Relief, at Epworth M. E.
Church. Gaithersburg, and at Trinity M. E.
church. Germantown, at II A. M. and 2:45
r NJ, respectively. She also will speak
IN both of the Sunday Schools of these
churches with a special message for the
children. 1t is hoped she can also address
the League of Epworth Church. Gathers
burg, at 7:S0 P. M. Everybody is invited
most cordially to attend and get facts
about conditions across the water Rev.
r. A. Killmon. minister of these churches
Is attending the sessions of the Baltimore
Conference Of the NJ. E. Church at Grace
Church, Baltimore. He went to Confer
ence very happy, knowing all church col
iectlons were in hand. He reports most
blessed and prosperous year and a num-
Der Of accessions to the membership.
The Emory Missionary Society met will
MRS Beaulah Linthicum on March LIST. al
S:oo P. M, the president in the chair
olole lesson was read by the hostess. fol.
lowed by prayer and singing. After the
usual business meeting. the two subjects
ior consideration were brought up. Mexico
ana Social Service. First, Mexico was
neard from Much work il needed in that