Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-06-30


9th, 1922.
Governor Richie has appointed S.
,,Nn,ls Haines a notary public for Lay
tousyille district.
p,,rows barber shop, Rockville. will be
Jo.ed all day July 4th. Open July 3rd
t Eom 1880 A. M. to 9 Pm.
The Orphans Court will not be in session
Tnesday. July 4th. but will meet on
Wednesday and Thursday, July 5th and
9Th.
fried chicken and meat supper and
,,,oar will be held on July LIST, in Olney
c,onoe Hall, for the benefit of the Church
Service League
Gov Richie has made Monday, July
I'D a legal holiday. The 4th of July also
rsios a legal holiday, the banks will be
closed on those days.
Cbildren's Day services will be held at
u.n,ins Hill Methodist Church on Sunday
.t,s,uoon. July End. at 8 O'Clock. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
The third annual chicken supper for the
hone6t of the Montgomery County General
uosDital will be held at the Fair Grounds,
POckyille on Wednesday, July 26th.
Charles R. Rowdybush, secretary-treas-
,,a, If the Western Maryland National
Form Loan Association. announces he has
money available for first mortgage farm
i loans at 1-2 per cent.
Those who had the pleasure OF attend
ind the Chautauqua last year will be
pleased to learn that it will again be held
in Rockville, Thursday. August 3lst, to
Tuesday, September 5th, 1922.
Job and home. in country. wanted for
man, aged 40, with family Of 8; now and
for wears employed as general building
repairs man by a big concern. Oscar L.
Johnson, III C street. S. w., Washington.
DC
There will be preaching at the Methodist
Church. at Travilah, on Sunday. July End.
a3P. NJ, and at Great Falls at P. M.
As far as it is possible. let everyone arrange
to attend these services. E. W. Brubaker.
Pastor.
Box Wood Tea Room, corner of Mont
eomery Avenue and Adams street, Rock
vile. Salads. sandwiches, hot rolls, home
made cake, candy. ice-cream and cold
drinks. Open all hours. Teas, card par
ties and dinners.
The Rockville Library Association will
hold its quarterly meeting at the Library
Building Saturday evening, July LIST, at
s o'clock. Every member paying annual
dues is expected to be present. as a large
attendance is expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hendricks. OF Ken
singtOn, have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Mildred Trowbridge
Hendricks, to Mr.. A. Scott Offutt. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Hilleary L. 0ffutt. of Garrett
Park The marriage will take place July
18th
Mr.. Elgar L. Tschiffelly. Of Rockville.
and Mr.. William F. Boland. of Germantown.
Two of the very few surviving members
u Of Ridgely Brown Camp of Confederate
Veterans of this county. attended the an
nual Reunion of Confederate Veterans in
Richmond during the past week.
Mr.. W. S. Day. local merchant. and Mr..
Custis L. Ward have purchased the fine
store property of Mr.. D. H. Warfield. in this
town. Possession to be given not later
than December. 1922. The sale was neeo-
dated through the Office of Cissel & McFar-
land, Inc. local real estate operators.
The United STATES Civil Service Commits
sion announces that on July 18th. at Rock
vile, an open competitive examination
will be held for the position Of clerk in the
Rockville postoffice, for both men and
women, of the ages from IS to AS years,
with salary ranging from $l400 to $1,000
Rev. S. J. Goode, for the past two years
pastor of the Christian Church at Ballston.
4 Va, has accepted call to the passionate
of the Rockville Christian Church. and will
take up his duties here the latter part Of
July He will succeed Rev. o. C. Barnes.
who will become pastor of church in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Alcinda Garrett. widow of John
Henry Garrett and a lifelong resident of
a this county, died last Friday afternoon
at her home near Hunting Hill, aged "a
years Surviving her are the following
children J. William. George F. and Miss
Mamie B. Garrett and Mrs. Wilmer Cross.
all of this county. Mrs. Garrett was a
daughter of the late William Ward.
Mrs. Frances Elizabeth Thompson. widow
Of John f. Thompson, died on Thursday
night of last week at her home at Der
wood, aged 50 years. Her death followed
iShOrt illness. She is is survived by the
II blowing children: John E.. Harvey, Clar-
ence and Edgar Thompson of Washington,
Mrs. Raymond Walters of Richmond. Va,
Mrs, Clarence W. Ricketts, and Frank and
augustus Thompson of this county. Mrs.
thompson was daughter of the late
Madison Harriss and was a lifelong resi-
dent Of the county.
The Social Service League Membership
campaign is progressing satisfactorily
Inc local chairmen have selected their
helpers, who will canvass their districts
'olS week. Most of the ministers in the
county endorsed the league and its WORK
IN their churches on Sunday. Christ church
hensington, has enrolled as a contributing
member at SIS year. We would like to
nave other churches as members. The
Dlfls Friendly Society of Rockville has
gwen invaluable aid and many hours oil
work in the Office the past week. Next
week we hope to have returns to report
from all districts.
D..