Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-04-20
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on April 9th for sale at Wilson's Drug
S,ore Rockville. Reserve either by phone
or letter. Price $l.0O.
The report of Justice Samuel Riggs, OF
the police court, shows that during the
ninth of February the fines and costs col
ted by him aggregated $l.l63.55.
The ladies of the Christian Church will
we a sale of cakes, pies, cottage cheese.
sckens and other food on Saturday. April
DIST. 10 A. M. to IL M. The sale will be
aid at Mr.. W. B. Burdette's store.
The St. Jerome Players of Washington
,yll present "A Family Affair."" comedy
,r three acts, in St. Mary's Hall. Rockville,
Thursday, April 26th, at 8I5 P. M.
rere will be dancing after the play.
efreshments.
N the Circuit Court here. Judge Peter
"a SIGNED decree granting to Mrs. Mary
Rawlings, of Takoma Park. an absolute
s.yorce from John H. Rawlins. of Wash
.aston, and awarding her the custody of
Do couples only child.
The Girls Erie dly Society of Rockville
,il hold Japanese tea and sale in the
g.iscopa Sunday School room on Satur-
jay afternoon. April 28th, from 2 to S
o. ock. Afternoon tea, is cents. Cake.
cpndy and fancy articles for sale. The
s.ndidates' class will have ten cent store.
aides and misses will find an up-to-date
anl snappy line of dresses in cantons.
Lyme, and silk knit crepes at the Rock
vile Millinery Shop. The colors are fog
Ga, almond. tarragon, navy and black.
VI. also have a splendid line of hats in all
le,ired shapes and prices-nothing over
100.
he Society of Amateur Gardeners held
rs spring meeting of 1928 at the home of
Ns. C. M. Grubb and elected the follow
rs officers President Mrs. L. L. Nichol-
SOIL. Jr.; vice-president, Mrs. c. M. Grubb:
Qaetary, Miss Katherine Poole treasurer,
Nr. James T. Bogey. We extend cor
d.. invitation to all lovers of the soil
he Newcomb Club of Bethesda held its |
t5llar meeting on April 18th at the home !
Of Mrs. W. S. Spraeg. DR.. Paul Bartsh. of |
lbg Smithsonian Institute, gave lecture |
90 Birds About Home" illustrated with |
a0,ern slides. Pupils of the sixth and |
enth grades of the Bethesda school
re guests
delegation headed by Andrew H. Baker
cared before the County Commissioners
asked that provision be made to i'm
We by State and county aid the road
NNe H''-- Old Germantown to the
b nestoWn-P oolesvilie plA> n d;etatnce NJ
ut two and half miles. The tnorougn-
is known as the James H. Jones road.
Commissioners did not commit them
res
Iithin very few minutes after she
\ finished dancing with one of hef1
b dren in her home near Colesville. Mrs.
"A Edwards. wife of George W. Edwards.
Jnplained of being i'll, and before the |
rival of physician, who was immedi- |
n,ly summoned, her death occurred. heart |
ease being the cause. She was 81 |
iesrs old Surviving her are her husband.
"a sons and two daughters.
deed has been placed on record in the
ce of the Clerk of the Circuit Court here
1llveying 4S acres of land near Bethesda
n Miss Agnes Peter of Washington. to
,ra Town and Country Club. The tract of
adjoins the clubs golf grounds. which
merly were part of the DR.. Peter farm.
"a faces on the Old Georgetown Road.
Re revenue stamps on the deed show the
Sideration to have been around $4S,5OO'
Rev. DR.. j. W. Austin, for twelve years
''.tOr of All Saints Church, Chevy Chase
I'D at his home, Chevy Chase Circle. this
gInty, on Thursday afternoon of last week.
b Austin was IS years old and had been
only short time. DR.. Austin completed
NE new All Saints Church few months
SO. He was born in Rugby, England.
tie is survived by his widow, Mrs. j. W.
Alstin one son, Eric Austin. and three
lighters, Mrs. G. Tageett. Mrs A. Saw
se and Miss Kathleen Austin.
Following is the program of the concert
t' Alice Garrett and the Evergreen Trio.
ven under the auspices of the Montgom-
County Federation of Womens Clubs.
the auditorium of the Rockville High
hOol, at 8 o'clock, p NJ. on April 9th ::
-iucasian Love Long. by Rachmaninoff :;
ing of India, from opera of "Sadko," by
dmsky-Korsakow; "Traume." by R. Wag-
ar; Scramble. by Jean Block Gavotte, by
artini; Song of Love and Death. words
Tennyson, by Berry; Carissima. by
thur A. Penn; Lullaby. from the opera
bcelyn." by Goddard; Elegie. by Arenssy /;
unsarian Dance, by Brahms; -Four Chi
's,e Mother Goose Songs, by cambridge
.lrist.
Mr.. and Mrs George L. Crawford, among
ne best known residents of Gaithersburg
llstrict. last week celebrated their golden
'edding anniversary at their home. Nor
ay, near Middlebrook Their guests in
uded their children, grandchildren. nieces.
aephews and other relatives and family
1nnections to the number of about sixty.
oeveral short speeches felicitating the aged
ouple were made and Mr.. Crawford re-
sponded briefly. The couple received nu-
merous handsome gifts. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crawford renewed their wedding VOWS
and the usual wedding cake was in evil
dence. Among those present were several
who were present at the marriage Of the
couple.
Zachariah Harding. for many years a
resident Of Montgomery county. died al
the home of his son. in Washington. d. c.,
m Co,u.1... iii 7th oftax lond