The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-06
women 5 CLUBS
REORGAN|ZE
|NCOUNTY
Montgomery Federation Picks
Heads Of Various Depart
ment Activities.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Oct. 6.--The
Montgomery County Federation Of
lWomen's Clubs has been reorganized
into departments to correspond
| with those OF The general and State
declarations. Their heads are "a
follows:
American citizenship, including
citizenship training and inter11a.
tlonal relations. Miss Lavinia Engle;
community service, including social
service, motion pictures, and as.
sistanee to ex-seFvice men, Mrs. w
Lyles Offutt. applied education, Mrs.
Enoch. johnson; illiteracy and rural
education. Mrs. Norman Engle;
home economies, Mrs. Eugene Scott;
conservation Of natural resources,
Mrs. Frederick Weston; club exter.
sion, Mrs. J. Darby Bowman; the
county fair, Mrs. Thomas D. Grit
fifth; fine arts, Miss Annie Wilso /;
literature, Mrs, III. G. Skeels; music,
Mrs. P. Rowland Wagner; legisla.
ton, Mrs G. w. Mercy; resolutions,
Mrs. Julian b. Waters; public vel
fare, Mrs. y. M Cleveland; press
ana publicity, Mrs. Eugene f.
Stevens.
The special el,airnen are: Scholar.
ship fund, Mrs. Milton G. Bancroft;
the county hofaes Mrs. Lawrence
Allnutt; credentials, Mrs. Harry A.
Dawson; Red Cross, Mrs. Margaret
A. G. Welsh.
Licenses have been ISSUED by the
clerk Of the circuit court here for
the fnarriAg9 OF Miss Helen G,
MeCubbin anu Kenneth 8. Miller,
Miss EIoise Rohannon and Gilbert
M. Chiffon, and Miss Sylvia Hilton
and Willard Baker, all OF Wash.
ington.
The funeral Of Miss Mary e. Sage
| longtime resident OF Rockville. who
died Wednesday, took place yester
day afternoon from the home oil
her sister, Mrs. Henry Dwyer, here
At q recent meeting Of Janet
Montgomery Chapter, Daughters o:
the American Revolution, Of this
county, held at the home of Mira
Henry L. Wells here, the appoint
ment OF committee chair1nen were
announced as follows: Historic
spots, Miss l.. McGillilandj correc,
use of the flag, Mrs. F. B. Bonn
USEB0I6 ul5tOAASuA oAiu AISA0A TEL
procity, Miss M. /. Jackson; music
Mrs. e. w. Moore; historical re,
search, Miss L. ATcGilliland; library
memorial, Continental Hall, Mrs. H
Gibson; international relations, Mrs
M. L. Gibson; sick and attendance
Miss Blanche r. Griffith; motion
| pictures, Mrs. Il. r. Lines: girl
home maker, Mrs. Benjamin p
Whalen; Revolutionary graves, Mrs
M. G. Weaver; Flag Day exercises
Mrs. John T. Williams; American
creed, Mrs. J. Frank Wilson; scholar
ships, Mrs. Henry L. Wells; chill
! dren Of the republic, Mrs. E. T
Lyddane, 1r.; patriotic education and
Americanization. Mrs. p. B. Harts
borne; genealogical research, Mrs
l.. Jackson and Mrs. T.. p. Lines
liquidation and endowment, Mrs. E
W. Moore; national trails, Miss w
H. Wingate; magazine, Mrs. e. w
Moore; reception, Mrs. II. Griffith
Revolutionary relics, Mrs. A. Gun.
| ningham; conservation and thrift
Mrs. e. F. Lines.
b Under the direction of Miss
| Blanche A COrwin, county home
demonstration agent, community
| fair will be held at POolesVille on
November 3. In the evening, sup.
per will be served, the proceeds to
go to the school Improvement fund
Of the town. Such a fair was held
at Poolesville last year.
Harold c. Smith, Of Rockville
who has been In the Government
service for several years, has been
admitted to practice law in Mary.
land and will socn open an office
In Rockville.
Riggs Darby, Wesley Hargett and
Grover and Ralph Walker, members
of the Montgomery Country Calf
Club, have gone to Syracuse, N. Y.
| to attend the National Dairy Show
They took with them five calves
owned by members OF the club
with which they hope to capture
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