Evening star., 1924-07-09
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE. Md, July 9 Especially.
Under the leadership of. Rev. Berk-
ley Griffith, rector of the Episcopal
Church at Poolesville, and Rev. C. X.
Ray of Washington, formerly pastor
of the Poolesville Methodist Church,
about one hundred and fifty members
of the community leagues OF Pooles-
Vile and Barnesville, this county,
motored to Glen Echo Park last eVe-
ming for an outing.
While at work at Chevy Chase Ter
race, near Bethesda, Monday AFTER
noon, William H. Blackwell, colored,
thirty-one years old, was taken sud-
denly ill, and died before medical at
tention could be given.
Frank Gorham and John ii. Best,
young residents of this county, were
found guilty in the police court here
yesterday of violating motor vehicle
regulation, and Judge Samuel Riggs
fined each 500 and costs
A large number of the members OF
the All clubs of Montgomery county
are, it is understood, arranging to
spend several days, beginning August
7, at the University of Maryland. The
annual club week" viii be observed
then, and Miss Blanche A. Corwin,
home demonstration agent for this
county who will take prominent
part in the proceedings, is looking Tor
many boys and girls from all parts or
Maryland to be on hand. On Friday
and Saturday there will be home dem
onstration club work, an entertain
ment will be provided for Sunday
afternoon, and there will be camp
fires at night. According to Miss
Corwin, the privilege of attending is
open to all All Club members of the
state who have completed their prof.
ects as outlined and who are in good
standing in their community clubs.
Thomas Snowden, colored, was fined
500 and costs by Judge samuel
Riggs, in the police court here Lor
assaulting Walter Awkward, also COL
ored and for a similar offense against
Raymond Allnutt, Herman Walker
was required by Judge Riggs to pay
a fine of $50 and costs.
clerk of the circuit court here Tor
the marriage of Leo: f. Foster,
twenty-three, of Washington, and
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Alore, nineteen, OF
Takoma Park, Md; Paul McBayne
Jacobs, twenty-seven, and Miss Helen
KAMA, twenty-eight, both of Wash
ington; Charles e. Evans, twenty
seven, of Fort Scott, Kan, and MISS
Sharlett Ramey, twenty-five, OF
Montross, Va; Harry NJ MA Bolton; ION
Miss Nellie NJ. Arnols, of Gathers
burg; William J. Fitzpatrick, twenty
six, and Miss Marguerite f. Betzen-
derfer, twentyzeight, both of WASH
ington; Charles A. Royes, twenty
one of Cabin John, Md, and Miss
Pearl NJ. Thierbach, eighteen, of Ten
leytown, d. c.
Not only has Prof. Edwin w.
Broome, county superintendent OF
schools, induced about thirty-five or
more of the public school teachers of
the county to attend summer school
at colleges in various parts of the
country, but he has persuaded him
self that little additional instruction
along certain lines would do him no
harm, and he has gone to New York
city to spend six weeks at Columbia
University.
Funeral services for James Edward
Gartner, well known resident of the
vicinity of Buck Lodge, this county,
who died early Monday, aged forty
one years, took place this morning
from st. Martins Catholic Church,
Gaithersburg. Rev. John S. Cuddy,
pastor of the church, conducted the
services and burial was in the Gem
etery adjoining st. Roses Catholic
Church, at Choppers, this county.
The Montgomery County police de-