Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-12-11

The Flack farm. consisting Of 1872 acres,
facing on the Rockville pike and adjoining
Garrett Park, has been sold by Gertrude L.
Reed to Robert N. Harper. president Of the
District National Bank. Washington. Mr..
Harper was represented In the transaction
by John F. Maury and the seller by J, Curtis
Walker. Considerable activity is being
shown in property along this pike. and
many prominent men are purchasing large
holdings.
Twenty Pages OF Pictures.-The Graphic
Section Of The Washington Star for Sum-
day, December 18th. will be in three parts
and contain 20 pases-the largest picto-
rial section ever published by Washing
ton newspaper. The photographs, superbly
reproduced In the section. are gathered
from all over the world-news and feature
pictures worthy Of framing. Order your
copy of next Sundays Washington Star
from your newsdealer today.
The Barnesville Community League held
It's regular monthly meeting at the new
Community Hall, at GAINESVILLE. on De-
cember LIST. After disposina of several
matters Of business, the annual election
Of officers was held. The result of the
election was as follows: President, M. W.
Phillips; vice-president. ]. F. Colt: secre-
tary. E. T. Dixon treasurer Mrs John o.
Pyles. After all business was disposed Of
the meeting was turned over to the pro-
gram committee. which furnished very
interesting program.
The King Of Timbuctoo" will be pre-
sented in St. Mary's Hall. Rockville. this
(Friday) evening by the members Of the
St. Mary's Dramatic Club of Rockville. The
cast will include Miss Helen Kirkland as
Stella. John Kingdom as William Slick.
Alexander Mosher as the King. Miss Mary
Clagett as Marie Fieudelis, Miss Jessie
Fisher as the Prince. Thomas Bailey as
Professor. Prescott Fisher as Ginger. VIM.
Kennedy as Gen. Nasticus, Miss Loretta
Umstead as Rita, Miss Naomi Jones as
Pansy Blossom. Miss Dorothy Clasett as
Lii. Miss Helen Claeett as Goldie. C. Clyde
Harriss as Piper and Miss Lucille Fisher as
Violet.
Articles Incorporating the Montgomery
County Credit Company have been placed
on record in the Office Of the clerk of the
circuit court here. 1t is composed of bust
ness men Of Rockville and vicinity and
its officers are: President. Robert G. Hill
ton; vice-president. Willis B. Burdette !;
secretary. Curtis L. Ward treasurer and
manager. Harold C. Smith. The company
has capital stock of $4,000. all paid in.
Its purpose is that of the usual mercantile
agency protect its subscribers in the
extending OF credit 10 Montgomery county.
The offices will be In Rockville and it is
planned to begin business December 18th.
Percival 7. Lewis. Of Garrett Park. an
employe of the United States Department
Of Justice at Washington. was before Judge
Robert B. Peter. 10 the circuit court here.
last Friday on charge of desertion and
non-support. The undisputed testimony
was that Mr.. Lewis had not lived with his
family since last July and that for some
time he had not contributed toward the
support of his wife and children. Judge
Peter held Lewis was not guilty of deser-
ton, but that the charge of non support
had been sustained. He deferred imp0s-
ing penalty and suggested that the par
ties concerned endeavOr to agree upon
a reasonable sum to be paid by Mr.. Lewis.
The erection of a town hall at Dickerson
was the principal matter considered at
the December meeting Of the Community
League in the high school auditorium
conducted by the president. Lloyd J. Jones
and attended by large number Of men,
bers and others. The consensus of opinion
was that community hall is needed and
should be erected and committee of five
was named to consider the proposition
from every standpoint and report at the
January meeting. Following the bushes:
session there were a number of musical
selections. after which number of the St
Patrick Players. Of Washington. rendered
an interesting program.
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