Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-03-16
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Town and Country.

The Orphans Court for this county will
he in session all of next week.
On the ground of desertion, Mrs. Mary
E. Moore has been granted a divorce in
the circuit court here from Walter E.
Moore.
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Mary's
Catholic Church, Rockville, will hold cake
sale at the home Of Mrs. Bache Albert on
Saturday, March 3lst. at 2:30 P. M.
Word has been received here from
Bakersfield. California, of the death after
a short illness of Thomas Conrad Dodge.
second son Of the late James Heath Dodge,
of Bethesda. this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonah ]. Markley. of this
town, have announced the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Helen E. Marley, to
Mr.. Harvey F. Fraley. Of Redland. The
date for the marriage has not been fixed.
A card party will be given under the
auspices of Court Archbishop Curley. Catho-
lie Daughters of America, on Wednesday,
April 18th, in St. Martins Hall, Gathers
bure. at SIS P. M. Souvenirs presented.
Refreshments.
Mrs. Annie E. Cramer, wife of Lewis M.
Cfamer, who died at her home in WASH
ineton, was buried Tuesday afternoon in
Mount Zion Baptist cemetery at Beane,
this county. Mrs. Cramer was daughter
of the late John T. Cornell. Of this county.
From King Tut's Tomb.-The Rotoera-
yure Section of The Washington Star for
Sunday, March 18th, will contain a full
page of pictures taken in the inner cham
Der of King Tutankhamen'st tomb. Wonders
of the ancients in closeup pictures. You
cannot afford to miss this big. exclusive
feature of The Washington Star. Order
your copy from newsdealer today.
A country ham and chicken supper will
be held on March 22nd on street floor of
Jr.O.U. A. M. Hall. Germantown. by the
ladies Of Trinity M. E. Church, German
town. Fancy table, cake, ice-cream and
display of Easter candies on sale. Come
everybody and have good supper. For
the benefit of the church. Supper tickets.
adults. SO cents; children under IL Ears.
rs cents.
BENJAMIN Shanholtz. of Black Rock Mill.
near Jacksonville. pleaded guilty before
Judge Samuel Riggs. in the police court
here, to violating the local option law Of
the county and paid a fine Of $50 and
costs. He was also sentenced to months
in the house of correction. but that part
Of the sentence was suspended on the
condition that he will not again engage in
Illegal business.
The Rockville Womans Club met with
Mrs. James Colt on Thursday. March 9Th.
with good attendance. After the regu-
lar business session and a general discus
sion of several important Federal bills,
Miss Corwin gave one of her very instruc-
tive end b~Ipful talks. Then followed
delightful social hour. after which the club
adjourned to meet with Mrs. Harry Daw-
son on March 22nd.
The directors of the Montgomery County
Farm Bureau Supply Company met here
last Friday and elected officers as follows
President. G. Rust Can1y; vice-president,
Josiah W. Jones; secretary treasurer, Miss
Elizabeth Dawson. The directors are C.
NJ Williams, Walter M. Magruder, Josiah
W. Jones. G. Ellington Bell and G. Rust
Candy, and the purchasing agent is Clar-
ence H. HoskinsOn.
On the ground of desertion. Mrs. Lena
Austin Landlord of Bethesda. has been
granted absolute divorce by Judge Peter.
in the circuit court here. from Frank C.
Landlord, who is said to be making his
home in the West, and has been awarded
the care, custody and maintenance of the
couples two children. Charles Ernest and
RhOda C. Landlord, aged seven and five
years. respectively.
Archbishop Curley will administer Con-
frmation in St. Mary's Church. Rockville,
on Sunday. March 18th. after the 1890
o'clock Mass. There will be a reception
for His Grace in the hall at 1850 P. M. on
Saturday, March 18th. The public is cor
daily invited. The Archbishop will speak
on both occasions. and. as he has the
reputation of being very fine orator. this
is treat not to be missed.
A petition has been filed in The circuit
court here asking that the Rockville Town
Hall Company be dissolved and that the
court appoint receivers to take charge Of
and sell the town hall building here, which
is the only property owned by the COM
pany. The filing of the petition was au-
thorzed at recent meeting Of the stock
holders of the company. Attorney Albert
BOuic represents the stockholders.
Mis- Mae Hobbs. daughter of Mr. and
mrs Lewis Hobbs. of Colesville, this coun-
" and Mr.. Paul Boerum, of Silver Spring.
were married on Wednesday Of last week
al the home of the brides parents in the
presence of a small company Of relatives
ana intimate friends. Rev. DR.. Dorsey.
pastor Of the Colesville Methodist Church,
oniclating. A reception followed the cere
hony, after which the couple departed for
their honeymoon trip.
group Of women and the teachers of
Inc Chevy Chase. Maryland. school met in
The school house last Friday and formed a
rarent-Teachers Organization. with the
following officers: President. Mrs. Rea
Shaffer vice-president. Mrs. Burdett Sec
retary. Mrs. Marvin Harrington: treasurer.
Mrs. Mary Quayle. The different commit
tees are working hard and hope to have
the cooperation of every parent in the
Chevy Chase school district in bringing
about closer relationship between home
and school,
George NJ Fry. for thirty-fve years a