Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-03-10
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Town and Country.
Rev. W. S. o. Thomas will preach al
Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Beane. on Sun.
day, March 18th. at II A. M.
play. entitled Deacon Dubbs. will be
OWEN in the hall at Potomac on Friday
March 10th. beginning at O'Clock, P. NJ,
for the benefit of the Potomac school.
The Woman's Club of Bethesda will hold
its next meeting at the residence of Mrs.
Earl Chaffee, 80 Drummond Avenue. Be-
thesda. Md, March 18th. at O'Clock. P. M
Miss Margaret T. Higgins. Of this town.
trained nurse graduate Of Johns Hopkins
Hospital, has accepted position in the
4 Public Health Service and is stationed at
St. Louis Mo.
Lenten services at St. Johns Church.
Bethesda. Rev. James Kirkpa trick. Rector
Sundays. s and II A. M; Wednesdays, 8
P. M; Thursdays. 10 A. M; Young Peo-
pie Service Friday. 7 P. NJ; Good Friday,
April 14th. 10 A. M; Easter Day. 8 and II
A. M.
The Rockville Millinery Shop has on
display line of new shapes and colors in
spring millinery-the popular shades Of
4 lark. Gamma. tile, tangerine. periwinkle.
rubilette. ETC.. are being shown. besides the
stable colors of dark blue. brown. white and
black.
Rev. CO. Rosensteel. pastor of st. Johns
Catholic Church. Forest Glen. officiated at
the marriage at Forest Glen last week of
Miss Helen G. Barnes. of Silver Spring. this
county. and Mr.. Bernard C. Murphy. of
Washington. the ceremony taking place in
the presence of few relatives and friends.
Near East Relief Field Day will be held
in churches of Montgomery county Sun
day. March 18th. Among the churches
that will participate are: Rockville. Pres
byterian. Baptist and Methodist. all at II
clock Christian Church. at 7:45 P. M.
Silver Spring. Methodist Church, at II A. M.
Poolesville Church. at 7:45 P. M.
II. Stockton Myerly. member OF Grace
Methodist Church Of Dickerson. now a stu
dent at The Moody Bible Institute of Chi
cago, has been appointed leader of group
Of students who do religious work at the
Municipal Sanitarium of Chicago. This
work often results in the protested con-
version of some of the patients.
Harry A. Dawson has been chosen to
manage the Rockville baseball team and
Joe Goebel. the clubs mainstay behind the
bat, will be captain. The annual meeting
of the board of governors of the county
baseball league wilbbe held at Rockville
on Saturday afternoon. when officers will
be chosen and other business transacted.
Both the Anti-Saloon Leagues State
Prohibition Enforcement bill. without a
referendum, and the Anti Racetrack Bet
ting measure. were given final passage
ahroueh the Maryland House of Delegates
on Thursday of last week. Vote on pro-
hibition was So to 46 and 10 to 80
against race gambling. The delegation
from Montgomery county voted for both
bills.
A picture talk on Some needs and
achievements in mission lands" will be
givenin Mcdonald Chapel. Ounce Orchard,
Tuesday. March l4th. at 7:45 P. M. Many
stereOptic0n views will illustrate the sub
iect and a musical feature will be given
the program by members of the Gathers
burg orchestra. No charge for admission.
Request is made for an offering to supple
mi the missionary fund OF the Sunday
school.
At the annual meeting of the Bethesda
Athletic Association. at Bethesda last week,
it was definitely decided to place the as
sociation's baseball team in the Monteom-
cry County Baseball League. of which it
was member last season. Andrew j.
Cummings was unanimously chosen man.
aeer and Mr.. Cummings. who was present.
announced that he would be glad to serve.
George Sacks was reelected vice president
and Rev. James Kirkpatrick was named to
represent the club on the board of gov
ernors of the league.
On Wednesday. March 18th. there will
be held in the Rockville Christian Church
a"One- Day Institute" of the Maryland and
Delaware Christian Endeavor Unions.
Carroll W. Wright will open the program
at 2:30 O'Clock with Educational Confer
ences on all Departments" The Junior
Rally" will be from 4:3O until Sis. Geo.
X. Smith. THE Juniors Friend" will have
charge Of the meeting. At 8 O'Clock there
will be box luncheon. with coffee served
by the committee. The Big Rally will
begin at ESQ. when Clarence C. Hamilton
Will deliver his inspirational address. Fort,
One Years Young" These services are mol
Tor Christian Endeavorers only. but all are
welcome.
Mrs. Yung Kwai. wife of the Counselor
OF the Chinese Legation. entertained the
"oman's Club Of Bethesda on Tuesday al
her home in Cleveland Park and exhibited
during the afternoon a large number Of
examples Of Chinese art. among the most
interesting being several scrolls. some ovel
ahundred years old. and two pieces Of
imperial embroidery. The exhibit included
lumber Of other embroideries. also sew.
eral beautiful Cloisonne vases. Mrs. Mar
una Meade talked about China as she saw
Non her recent visit there. During the after.
noon an amendment to the constitution Of
the club was adopted increasing the active
membership from fiftv TO an unlimited