The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-16
SUNDAY SCHOOL
GROUP NOW IN
ROCKVILLE
Frank n. Higgins Chosen Head
of Organization Represent
ing II Churches.

Special 60 VnO washington Times.
ROCKVILLE, Md, July 16.-At a
meeting in THE Rockville Christian
Church eleven Sunday schools of
Rockville formed a district organi-
zation. The following officers were
elected: President, Frank H. Higgins;
vice-president, Mrs. George Isreal;
secretary treasurer, Miss Roberta
Higgins; superintendent Of childrep's
department, Miss Virginia Karn;
superintendent of young peoples de-
partment, Miss Edith Magruder; su-
perintendent Of adult department,
Scott Collins.
The meeting was addressed b1
Rev. A. w. Gottschall, of Baltimore,
who spoke on Meeting the Chal
lenge"; Miss Lillian e. Mccormick,
of Baltimore, on "Cnildren's Work, :"
and Rev. Maurice r. Hamm, of Bal
timore, who discussed adult Work. I"
Afternoon and evening sessions were
held, Rev. S. j. Goods, pastor Of the
Christian Church, presiding lin the
afternoon and Frank H. Higgins in
the evening.
AS a result Of an automobile col
lision near Damascus on July 4, four
suits for damages for $4,000 each
have been filed In the Circuit Court
here against Fred L. Bradford, OF
Washington, the plaintiffs being
Wilbur Coles, Clarence Boulder, Will
ford Williams and Curtis Brent, all
of this vicinity. The accident, 1t is
said, resulted not only in virtually
demolishing the machine in which
the plaintiffs were riding, but seri-
ously injured all four of them. The
declaration charges that negligence
on the part Of Bradford, who was
operating the other car, caused the
collision.
The members Of the Young Mems
Bible Glass Of the Rockville Baptist
Sunday School were entertained
early in the week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Baker, near
Rockville. Russell Baker, a men,
Der Of the class, being the host.
Thomas H. Gatlin, Of Washing
ton, has filed suit in the circuit
court here against the Rev. Isaiah
Parker, Of this county, claiming
damages Of 81 900 as a result Of
an automobile accident, near
Bethesda, October rs last.
Prof. Edwin W. Broome, county
superintendent Of public schools,
has announced the appointment by
him and the confirmation by the
board of education of the following
public school teachers for the next
school year:
Rockville High School-Harry s.
Beall, principal: Beatrice Mason,
Mary A. Lane. Eva1ene Beebe, Mar.
garet Karin, Eleanor Call, Gretchen
P. Bell, liberia T. Rice, Margaret
Morton, Maude England. Virginia r.
Brewer, Hattie c. Kingdom, Sarah J.
Ward and Mary Brewer, assistants.
Gaithersburg High School-Thomas
w. Troxall, principul; Aleze Waters,
Maude v. Broome, Helen Walker.
Robert L. Tolson, Laura Souder,
Katherine Etchisoa,, Sara Johnson,
Mary Rice, Evelyn McAtee and Ell.
fie Ternent, assistants.
Poolesville High School-Thomas
w. Pyle, principal; Robert w. Stout,
Geneve Bordeaux, P. Calvert Cls-
sci, Catharine Cook, Ruth Beall,
Mary Fyffe and Virginia Gartreli,
assistants.
Sandy Spring High SCHOOL,. M.
Bishop, principal; Ivy Reed, Eleanor
Miller, Effie Barnsley, Mrs. William
E. Furnas, Ella Wootton, Elizabeth
Bowman and William e. Furnas, as
sistants.
Falkland High School-D, w.
Powers, principal; Elsie Soper; Lille
and Helen Susel, assistants.
Laytonsville School - Mary O.
Fulks, principal; A. Grace Baker,
Griffith, assistants.
Unity-Pearl Clements, principal.
Etchison-Esther Humphrey, prin-
cipal.
Redland-Mabel Becraft, princi.
pal. 'Snuffers-Victoria Jones, prin-
cipal.
Cedar Grove-Belle P. Hawkins,
and Belle Hendrick, as
sistant.
Observation-Disclosures e. Smith,
and Margaret Ryan, as.
sistant.
Clarksburg - Margaret Groomes,
principal. =.
Boyds-Eleanor Maughlin, princi-
pal.
Slidell-Mary Atwater, principal.
Kingsley-Maud Ashton, principal.
Burdette-Mrs. Courtney B. Jones,
Observation-Disclosures Shorb, princi.
pal.
Germantown-Edna E. Hauke.
Anna Knoll and Annie
White, assistants.