Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-24
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Md, November "a
Especially .-Prominent women from
various parts of the country COM
nose the various committees of ar
rangement for the annual donation
day OF the Montgomery. County Gen
eral Hospital, Sandy Spring, to be
observed at the hospital from until
o'clock next Saturday afternoon
under auspices OF the Woman's Aux
Hilary
The general committee of arrange
nents Is composed of Mrs. James "
Barnsley, Mrs. Robert II. Miller.
Mrs. Frank J. Doney, Mrs. William
.Iohn Thoms, Mrs. Frederick L.
Thomas and Miss Mamie s. Riggs,
tee include Mrs. Frederick L. Thomas,
Mrs. Otis NJ Linthicum, Mrs. Garlic
ton Etchison, Mrs. John r. Henderson,
Mrs. Charlotte G. Farquhar, Mrs.
Joseph Tilton. Mrs. Blundon, Miss
Alice Brooke and Miss Mary Redding
Nichols. The other committees are:
Refreshments, Mrs. Frank J. Downey,
Mrs. William B. Mobley. Mrs. Samuel
Ludlun, Mrs. Washington s. Chich-
ester, Mrs. ]. Janney Shoemaker, Mrs.
F. Pole Robinson, Mrs. James King
and Mrs. Bruinger; linen, Miss Mamie
s. Riggs, Miss Sarah Kirk. Mrs.
Frank T. Chapman and Mrs. Leon
ard L. Nicholson, jr.; fresh fruits and
groceries, Mrs. William J. Thomas,
Mrs. David GLAND and Mrs, Isaac
Smith; canned fruits and vegetables,
Mrs. Robert II. Miller, Mrs. Edward
Brown and Mrs. Augustus Oursler.
The rite of baptism was admins
tered in the Baptist Church yester-
day afternoon to the 10 persons who
profassed conversion during the re-
vival services conducted last week in
the Baptist Church at GAINESVILLE,
this county, by Rev. P. Rowland
Wagner pastor of the Rockville
Church. DR.. Wagner officiated and
the sermon was by Rev. Mr. Shaver
pastor OF the GAINESVILLE church.
Three Found Guity.
These cases have been disposed OF
in the Circuit Court now in session
here: Charles Adams, operating au-
tomobile while under the influence
of liquor 500 fine and three months
in house Of correction; Bernard Snow
den, carrying q revolver for tho pur-
pose OF using 1t. two years in house
of correction; Albert Copelin. assault,
one year in house OF correction: Elsie
Waters, assault. not guilty: Thomas
Snowden. assault, not guilty.
The annual report of the Mont
gomery Board Of Education, just made
puDllC by TTOl. LQWin w. 6fCOme,
county superintendent of schools,
shows that during the year ending
July 81 last the expenditures for
public school purposes in the county
totaled $416,50545. which. however,
included $S4,s02.43 for new buildings
and equipment. This was approx
naately $4,000 moro than for the pre-
vious year. The Institutional service
cost $23s.25s; operation Of school
plants, $25,s37as; maintenance Of
school plants, $2S,s79 general control,
s14,71s.2S: auxiliary agencies. $22.-
asas3. and fixed charges, S3,s29.3s.
The receipts included 3S3,32l.o3 from
the State; S23S,770, from the country.
and $9s,s5731, from sale of bonds,
sale Of old school buildings. contribu-
tions, loans. etc. There was on hand
at the end Of the year $6,74o.74.-
The Rev. James e. Freeman, Bishop
of Warrington, visited st. Peters
Church at Poolesville, this county.
yesterday morning and confirmed .
class OF seven. He also delivered the
sermon. 1t was the bishops first visit
TO the poolesville church, and he was
greeted by a very large congregation.