The Washington times., 1924-07-18
FAIR
PREPARATIONS
MADE
Women, AZ IN Past, 70 Take
Active Part Committees
Are Named

Rockville. Nd. July Is.-
Montgomery county club women.
who did much to make successes of
past Rockville fairs. are again inter-
ested and have elaborate plans for
the 'fwomen's section" at this years
fair, to be held on August 10. 20,
81 and ~.
The Montgomery County Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs has named &
county fair committee" II is COM
posed Of Mrs. George M. Hunter,
chairman; Mrs. j. Darby Bowman.
Mrs. Lawrence AIInutt, Mrs. Bates,
Etchison. Mrs. Charles d. Holland,
Mrs. Clarence y. Gilpin. Mrs.
James II. Jones. Mrs. Josiah w.
Jones, Mrs. Artemus Griffith, Mrs.
Thomas p. Griffith, Mrs. william
3, Mohley, Mrs. Walter Perry, Miss
Anna 8. Stabler and Mrs. Edward
u. Stock. This committee has Sc
lected superintendents Of the va
rious exhibits In the women's sec.
ton as follows:
Growing plants and cut flowers
Mrs. william J. Thomas ana Mrs.
zadoc NJ. Cooke. Domestic manu-
facturesMrs. Howard Larcombe,
Miss Mamie AiInutt and Mrs. Ed
ward 4. Stock. Homemade rug.
and quilts Miss Lula Bell ana Mrs.
Samuel Riggs. Works Of art frs.
g. B. Smith and Mrs. William
FarQuhar. Antiques Mrs. Lawrence
Allnutt and Mrs. Josiah J. Hutton.
Culinary Mrs. Walter Cashell. Mrs.
James wv. Barnsley and Mrs. Robert
p. 4. Smith. Preserves. ieIIies. etc.
Mrs. William b. MObley and Mrs.
Artemus Griffith. Canned goods
Mrs. Charles q. Holland and Mrs.
Henry II. Griffith.
Superintendents for the various
departments In the children's do
nestle work section have also been
named as follows: Handiworlr FRS.
Thomas 2. Barnsley. Cuiinary-Mis
Mary Brewer. Breads, etc.-Mra.
Wilson s. Ward. Worlzs 81 art
Mrs. Lutte Griffith.
The annual camp meeting az
washington Grove, this county.
opened last night. II will continue
ten days. The opening exercises
were In charge Of Reverend William
B. Waters, Of Rockville. welI,knovn
evangelist, who also preached the
opening sermon. He win occupy
the pulpit st the morning, afternoon
ana evening sessions each day. Mrs.
Waters will assist at some Of the
services and the music win Be IN
charge Of Professor ]. v. Christie,
Of Baltimore.
The morning service on week DAYS
WIN be Tor children and young peo-
pie and VIII begin at 10 o'clock. The
afternoon and evening services win
Do at 3 and 7:45 o'clock. The regli-
lar preaching services will be at ii
9. m. Sunday.
Licenses have been issued nv fha
clerk OF the circuit court here For
the marriage Of Allen j.. Dervent.
twenty-five, Of Paducah, KY. and
Miss Charlotte Taber, eighteen, OF
washington, and William N. Her
bert. eighteen, and Miss Margaret
Morton. seventeen. both OF Forest
Glen. this county.
Joseph N. Darby, q weIl.knovn
Montgomery county farmer. was
seriously injured on his farm near
Poolesville Wednesday, when ne
TELL from q load OF hay. Az the
wagon Of hay on which he was
riding was about to pass under 8
big cherry tree. he reached for some
cherries. As he lid so, he was
struck by limb Of the tree and vas
knocked to the ground. No bones
We're broken, but ne was painfully
bruised and greatly shocked.
Leo Fitzsimmons, farmer Of the
vicinity Of Germantown, fell from q
load Of wheat on his farm Wednes-
day afternoon and suffered q frac-
ture of the leg and other injuries.
He is now in a Washington hospital.