Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-05-25
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c, Marv's Catholic Church. Rockville, will
~ held on Tuesday July 3lst. and We'd
uesday and Thursday, August LIST and md
The monthly report of Judge Samuel
Rieas, Just filed with the County Commits
s;oners shows that the fines and costs
objected in the police court here during
March amounted to $2.s7e'7o.
conofest. under the auspices OF the ROCK
an volunteer Fire Department, will be 4
avon on Friday evening. June lst' at .
clock in the Rockville High School audi
torium Admission. so cents. Dancing at
10 o'clock
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the German
,own NJ. E. Church South will hold
strawberry festival and supper on the
,o,vn. adjoining the church on Tuesday,
lime 5th. beginning at P. M. Every
body welcome.
Announcement has been made OF the
onsaeement of Miss Louise V. Waters,
dauehter of Mr.. Perrie E. Waters, OF Ger
mantown, to Mr.. Thomas Baldwin Butler.
Of Towson, Md. The wedding will take
Mace early in the summer.
The ladies of the Travilah Baptist Church
will hold an ice-cream and strawberry fes-
tival with sandwiches and coffee. on the
lawn on Saturday afternoon, June
rasinnine at 4 o'clock. Proceeds for
6tue eft of the church.
The members of st. Roses and St. Mar
H. o,rishes will hold a May festival in
u, n Tins Hall, Gaithersbure, the even
pss NAV 20, 80 and 81. Supper will
I'd each evening from to o'clock.
=. shineton Grove band will furnish
rIa
PA nonia caused the death at the
"a his son, Arthur jackson, at Aida,
I'd. last Friday. of Greenbury 7. Jack
L. ,ne-time resident of Potomac dis
H.. s county, aged 81 years. Surviv-
- are his wife, two sons and
oeug
Mr. nd Mrs James P. Colt have issued
Ia. ms to the marriage of their daugh-
Vel Covington, to Mr.. Franklin lie
Hxer. cost, of Nilos, Michigan. on We'd
kae7d afternoon, June 9th. at 4 O'Clock,
npe's Episcopal Church, Annapo-
D., land.
Tin faters Christy Bible Class OF Poto-
me- 9. Church South will hold straw
h. d ice-crUam festival on Saturday |
ATE q, June End, on the church lawn. |
co cling at 4 o'clock. Proceeds for |
sts fund for a new church building.
Az invited to come and help good |
eaus
marriage of Miss Helen Agatha
ist daughter of Mr. and Mrs Geary A.
Fish, of Halpine, and Mr.. Joseph o.
Match ,s, Of the vicinity of Montrose, was |
soen ed on Thursday, May 18th, with |
Nup:.. Mass in ST. Mary's Catholic Church,
Rock. the pastor, Rev. J. T. Coolahan. |
afRc,a {.
Following long illness. Mrs. Ellen Re-
1rc.a Cashell, widow of William Lycurgus
tssteI lied last Saturday morning at her
home 10 Rockville, aged IA years, her death |
bsiuq to a complication of diseases. |
The lau, raj took place Monday afternoon
ifom st. Johns Episcopal Church, Olney,
guc our 1 was in the cemetery near the
.aurch Mrs. Cashell was a daughter of
lbe late Hanson Groomes. of this county.
A poion memorial service will be held |
20 The Warner Memorial Presbyterian
0hu.rh Kensineton, next Sunday. May
27rh al II A. M. Rev. U. S. H. Heavener |
2ul he congregation of St. Paul's M. E.
Ct1eh ill join in the service. Mr.. At
tnsoa will preach Special music. The G.
e. r The American Legion. all veterans |
% sars patriotic and fraternal orders and
1cs litary companies are cordially in
De present.
IA purpose of expediting the work
OF gsas ssing all real and personal prop
erty in this county. which has been in
progress for several months, and which
must be completed in time for the annual
AK levy to be signed not later than June
80, the County Commissioners have placed
Berry E. Clark, clerk to the board, in com
plete charge. and have authorized him to
employ such additional clerks as he deems
necessary. Mr.. Clark has promised to have
the work done in time.
The Dickerson baseball club organized
recently and managed by r. Bernard Jones
has been admitted to the Montgomery
County League. Mr.. Jones has succeeded
10 signing for players some of the best
amateurs in that section of the county
and great enthusiasm is being displayed
by the baseball fans in that section, who
are looking forward to their favorite team
winning the pennant. The season will
open with Dickerson at Bethesda on May
26th, and on May 30th Dickerson will
play at Boyds in the forenoon. and Boyds
at Dickerson in the afternoon.
The Newcomb Club of Bethesda, under
the leadership of Mrs Frederick P. Lee.
motored to College Park on Friday, May
18th, to visit the Home Economies Depart
ment Of the Maryland State University.
Gerneaux Hall, the girls dormitory, and
the Practice House were special points of
interest. Miss Mount. acting dean of home
economics Mrs. Welsh. head of the de-
partment of foods and cookery Miss
Stamp, dean Of women. and Miss Wiegand.
head Of the department of textiles and
clothing, gave interesting short talks about
the work done in these departments. The
girls Of the Practice House served tea with
charming grace and ease.
The annual meeting of the Social Ser
vice League will be held on May goth in
the Methodist Church at Poolesville. The
reports for the year of the Social and Pub
lie Health work will be read at this time.