Evening star., 1924-07-20
ROCKVILLE.

| IloCh " IIliAfS, hu.- uly IL toptCldiI
I-Zachariah Woodfield, well known
| farmer, is in a serious condition a.
! his home in Damascus district as a
result of a fall from a wagon load ol
| wheat He was engaged at the time
| in hauling wheat from a. field on his
! farm, and in some way lost his bal
ance and fell to the ground from the
| top of the load
| Miss Mildred f. Luhn. daughter OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Luhn OF
William Roberts of Beallsville were
married in Rockville today by Rev
T. Rowland Wagner. pastor OF the
Baptist Church, the ceremony taking
place at the home Of the minister.
Rev. Nolan B. Harmon, jr.. pastor
OF the Methodist Church. officiated al
| the marriage here today of Miss
Anna May Shorts, daughtef Of Mr.
and Mrs John H. Shorts of Olney
| this county, and Mr. Charles A. Gro
shorn of Brookeville. the home of the
| minister being the scene of the cere-
mony.
Miss Catherine Lewis, aged seventy
nine years, died a the home of her
nephew, A. II. Boyd. near Rockville
Her death was due to paralysis and
followed a long illness. Burial was
at Frederick, Md, yesterday after
noon.
While the members of the house
hold were away early Thursday eve
ming, the home of Charles X. West
at Aspen street Chevy Chase, this
county, was entered by thieves and
clothing and other articles of the
value of about $500 stolen. Deputy
Sheriff Stanley Gingell is making an
investigation.
Licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the circuit court here for
the marriage of Maurice +. Adamson,
twenty-five, and Miss Hannah K.
Angel. nineteen; Henry T. Greene,
twenty-five, and Miss Emma Stanley.
twenty eight, and Joseph l.. New
land, twenty-one, and Miss Catherine @
A. Hilton, twenty-one. all Of Wash
ington.
Traffic Offenders Fined.
For violation of the motor vehicle
regulations the following have paid
fines or forfeited collateral in the
police court here: William H. Rose,
$1275; William T. Greene, Leonard
Allen, Percy Shorter, William Black,
1926 each; NJ. Taylor and George NJ.
Grimes, 81 each; Francis Ricks. s14.5o.
The annual picnic of the Rockville
Christian Sunday School was held to-
day, when virtually all members of
the school and many of their friends
r'otored to Smells Bridge. on the
Patuxent River, and spent several
hours enjoying themselves in ways
{; ouuar 10 such events. The young
peoule were looked after bv q COM
mittee consisting of Mrs. Frank H.
A. ,Is~e'"t NaT'. Larry
Scott, Stacey S. Belt and Frank H.
Thomas Snowden and William
Canes. residents of this county, were
:, ..t It'd in the uolice court here on
charges of violating the local option
law Of the county. Snowden was
cha arged with having Intoxicating e
LIQUOR in his possession and the
charge against Canes was that he
sold liquor.
At the last meeting of the Woman s
Club of chevy Chase. resolution was
adopted commencing States Attorney
John A. Garrett for his efforts toward
suppreSSing violations of the liquor
and gambling laws.
Montgomery County farmers are in
the midst of harvesting heavy
crop of hay. Rains of the spring
and early summer were just what the
growing grass needed.
Large cOngre cations arc attending
the services at the annual camp meet
ing now in progress at Washington
Waters breaches at the morning,
afternoon and evening services.
Music is furnished by a large choir
under direction of Prof. j. V. Christie
81 more. The camp meeting Will
close the evening of July p.
reception for Idaho Man.
George W. Waters of Weiser, Idaho,
was the guest of honor at a recep-
ton early in the week at the home
of his brotherinlaw and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Giddings, at Burnt
Mills, this county. Mr.. Waters was
born in this county and passed his
ea"lv life here and many of those
who attended the reception were his
~ noou IriendS. State senator
Eugene Jones of this county and c.
B. Wilson of Idaho. felicitated the
former Montgomerian in short speeches.
During the evening, Dr. and Mrs:
Shade and Miss Elizabeth Waters of
Takoma Park gave musical selec-
tions. Among those present were
Maj. Z. Brooke Lee. Maryland's Sec
retary OF State; Or. Benjamin G.
Perry. Or. William T. Brown, DR..
Horace e; Haddox, DIR. II. II. Hewlett,
DIR. 4. L. Quaintancc, DIR. c. W.
Mitchell. Fred J.. Lutes, DIR. II. J,
Nichols, James II. Gissel, Frank L.
Hewitt, Ira 6. Whitacrc, Henry a.
Dawson, Andrew Boyd, William J.
Thomas, John II. Hunter. S. A. Postle,
Shaw, William II. McCeney, H F.
SedEwick. Robert Y. Ray, 5. G.. Me
Ceney. Howard Griffith Miss Eliza
beth Waters. DR.. Eugene Jones, DR..
and Mrs. shade, r. l.. Waters and
Miss Elizabeth Larcombe enter
tanned few Rockville friends at
luncheon on Wednesday,. her guests
being Mrs. William Bricker. Mrs. J.
Harry Gormley and Misses Gladys
Benson, Mary Lee Cashell, Mary
kingdom and Lucille Lamar
A largely attended dance was given
this evening in the high school audi
torium, Sandy Spring, by young men
of Sandy Spring and vicinity. 1t was
in charge of a committee consisting
of Robert Chichester, William Gilpin
and Edward Snowden.
A number of the members of the
Girls Friendly Society of Rockville
are at the Holiday House. near Alex
andria, Va, for their annual outing.
They are being looked after by Mrs.
Nivias Bouic and in the party are
Misses Olive Edmonds, Catherine and
Elizabeth Hicks, Loretta Hunter.
Julia knight and Anita Lamar.