Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-07-14
Tptal aud gersnnal.

nm Thursday, August Aith'
The annual festival for st. Johns Church
Forest Glen, Md, will take place August
9th, 1922.
Lost on Bethesda school grounds, July
An ladies' Elgin wrist watch, octagon
,bape SIS reward. Address Ethel Baker,
Bethesda, Md
The Montgomery County National Bank,
., Rockville, beginning July LIST, pays 4
.or cent interest on savings accounts. In
,s,est compounded semi-annually.
The third annual chicken supper for the
hone6t of the Montgomery County General
Hosoital will be held at the Fair Grounds,
pockye, on Wednesday, July 26th.
Miss Beatrice M. Stevens and Mr.. NAL
4 oom n. Carlisle, both of the vicinity of
urrtino Hill, were married in Rockville
last week by Rev. P. Rowland Wagner.
In the Circuit Court here Judge Peter
hos stoned a decree granting James H.
TliOs of the vicinity of Chevy Chase. an
nhsolute divorce from Mrs. Mary E. Fling.
The Germantown Council, No. 1871, J. R.
lana NJ, will hold its annual picnic on
Aueust 10th, 1922, in the old Germantown
shOoI house grove. All come and spend
pleasant day with us.
The Farmers Banking and Trust Company
announce they are now allowing a per
cent on savings accounts and will con-
Time to allow 2 per cent on balances of
$500 or more in checking accounts.
The Rev. S. j. Goode, of Ballston, Va,
who has been called to the pastorate of
the Rockville Christian Church. will begin
his services Sunday morning, July 18TH
There will be preaching thereafter every
Sunday
Mrs. Helen Gassaway has purchased
from j. Gardiner Darby his residence on
the corner of Montgomery Ave. and Van
Blren Street, this town. The sale was
made through the firm of Cissell & McFar-
land, Inc.
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.
Following an illness of several months,
Miss Mttie Thompson. daughter of the
late Albert F. Thompson, of the vicinity
Of Carksburg. died last week at her home.
in Gaithersburg, aged So years. She is
survived by two sisters and brother.
Asa headquarters for the county's new
police force, consisting of chief and five
priyates who were indicted into Office
here last week, the county Commissioners
are having a room in the basement of the
Court House heretofore used for storage
purposes placed in shape.
Heart disease caused the sudden death
RAis home near Goshen, last Saturday
evening, of Richard Case. one of the old
lest and best-known residents of that sec
ton of the county. He would have been
nnety-two years old in August, Surviv-
4 ing him are two sons and two daughters.
4 lawn fete for the benefit of the Junior
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
will be held on Miss Lucy CARROTS lawn,
opposite the Rockville High School, on
Saturday evening, July 18th, beginning at
& 1880 o'clock. Come and help the children
make success and buy your cake for
Sunday.
The MANAGEMENT of the Seco Theatre in
announcing a paramount super special
production for Friday and Saturday, July
2lst and 22nd, entitled Fools Paradise, ="
produced by Cecil B. DeMille. also wishes
to inform its patrons that it has just in
stalled Powers projecting machines which
& will enable it to give continuous show
without the customary short intermissions
between each reel.
Miss Mary E. Warthen. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Augustus Warthen, of Kensing-
ton, and Stephen J. Fletcher, also of the
Kensngton neighborhood, were married
last Friday at the home of the brides
St. Paul's Methodist Church. Kensington
performing the ceremony in the presence
Of small gathering of relatives and
friends of the couple
The R. L. Dollines Company, invest
ment bankers, with offices at Rockville,
announce the payment of dividends. The
SMpany is represented in this county by
terle E. Waters and G. W. Etchison. we'll
Known business men. Considerable stock
the Dollings Company is owned in
montgomery county and. therefore. the
announcement is of interest. This COM
NNy offers opportunities for investment.
lM second annual picnic and chicken
ulAAer will be given under the auspices Of
"e L. W. Shaler M. f. Church, 5th street
a''u conduit road, Cabin John. on Wednes-
uay' August 9th, beginning at O'Clock P.
W. large program will be arranged
speaking baseball, horse shoe pitching
o"u many other games of amusement
Ne"eshments of oil kinds at any time
O'''ier served from $50 to 1890 P. M.
ine Ladies' Aid of the Baptist Church
'O'AVllle' will hold lawn party on the
'pufch lawn on Saturday. July 22nd. All
'Ouhs and old. are cordially invited Il
.ODie and spend a jolly social evening from
10 IL O'Clock. and enjoy the ice-cream
u'"clous cakes and candy, also the punch
served by Rebecca at the well. and the fur
s',h the old goose grab. which will be espe
''aDy attractive to the children. The auction
eae' conducted by the "Gleaners" Sunday
'VnoOl class, will be interesting to all
"ousekeepers who wish to purchase any
" Tue small conveniences for the Kitchen
~ well as preserves. jellies. etc
under the provisions Of the law enacted