Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-07-24
Tutal aud 2ersnual.

Howard counties will meet at Brighton on
Thursday, July 30th. at 10 A. M.
Come to Burrows barber shop. Rockville.
quick service. four BARRIERS. Ladies' and
children's hair cutting speciality.
Miss Lavinia Knight. of Rockville, has
resigned as assistant social director of the
Social Service League and Miss Elizabeth
Moore, of North Carolina, has been named
in her place.
The Hoiwtzer Company, of Kensington,
and the Service Company. Of Silver Spring,
are preparing for participation in the an
nual encampment of the Maryland National
Guard, at Virginia Beach, Va. for two
weeks, beginning July 31st.
The former fine home of Lawrence ALL
mutt, at Jacksonville. and six acres of land
surrounding it, have been sold by the
Montgomery County National Bank. at
Rockville. to Samuel D. Byrd and sisters.
who will make it their home.
Free Methodist Church. Rockville. preach
ing Sunday at II A. M. and 7:30 P. M. (;
Sunday School at 9:45 A. M; young peo-
pies service at 6:45 P. M; class meeting
Tuesday at 7:30 P. M. prayer service
Thursday at 7:30 P. M. Rev. William E.
Frederick, Pastor.
Isaac v. Warner, father of Mrs. Florence
Morgan, Of this town. died on Thursday of
last week at his home in Hamilton, Va.
aged 81 years. His death was due to the
infirmities Of age. Mr.. Warmers wife, who
died several years ago. was sister Of
William R. and J. B. Humphrey and Mrs.
John M. Heaey. of this town.
At meeting last Friday evening of the
directors Of the Agricultural Society much
business in preparation for the Fair was
transacted. 1t was decided to erect at once
an exhibition hall to replace the one de-
stroyed by fire two years ago, and Presi-
dent Clarence L. Gilpin was made chairman
of the building committee. The structure
will occupy the site of the one destroyed.
The Montgomery County Group of Bap-
fist Missionary Societies. including all such
organizations in the chu ches at Rockville,
Kensington. Beane. Silver Spring. Cedar
Grove. Germantown. Travilah and Barnes
vile. held largely attended meeting in
the GAINESVILLE Church last Friday. Morn
ing and afternoon sessions were conducted
by the group leader. Miss Isabel Kingdom.
Commissioner Lacey Shaw will act as
chairman Of the Board of County Commits
sioners during the absence of DR.. Benjamin
C. Perry, who sailed for Europe last Satur-
day. DR.. Perry. with other medical men,
including DR. Thomas johnson of Frederick.
will tour Ireland. Scotland. England. France
and Austria. He will take a special course
of two weeks in the Vienna hospital, one
of the largest in the world.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Townsend, of
Brookeville, desire to express their sincere
thanks and appreciation to the members
of the Rockville and Sandy Spring Fire
Companies for their prompt response to
the alarm when their stable was burned
last week and for their efficiency in pro-
tecting their other property from further
loss. and they also wish to thank their
friends and neighbors, who came in such
large numbers. for their assistance and for
their expressions of sympathy.
Of Interest To Women.-Mary Marshall,
one of the Nations leading fashion authori-
ties, contributes an illustrated articles to
The Washington Star each Sunday. Miss
Marshall keeps in touch with the fashion
news of Europe and America her articles
detail the modes of the day and predic-
tions of the future. She is known to al
most every woman newspaper reader in
America. Watch her article for Sunday.
July 20, and order your copy Of The Wash
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Mrs. Mollie H. Clagett. aged ~ years, of
Woodside, died at Chestnut Lodge Santa
rum here on Friday last. She had been
about three months ago. Mrs. Claeett was
a daughter Of the late Lyde Griffith. of this
county She is survived by her husband,
Joseph H. Claeett; two daughters. Mrs. j.
W. Fletcher. Of Washington, and Mrs. E.
H. Waters, of Germantown; a son. j. DON
aid Clagett, Of Silver Spring; sister. Mrs.
Jennie R. Herr. and brother. Thomas H.
Griffith, of Gainesville. Md.
Following an illness Of several months
Mrs. Mareueretta C. Trundle. widow of R.
Dorsey Trundle, died last Saturday at her
home in Gaithersbure aged Sc years. She
is survived by a son, Ohio Trundle. and
two daughters, Misses Alice and Anna
Trundle, Of Gaithersbure. She also leaves
her mother. Mrs. Alice Clark, of Rockville
two sisters. Mrs. Charles G. Holland. of
Rockville. and Mrs. Frank j. Lemoyne. Of
Baltimore. and brother. G. Thomas Clark.
of Glenwood. Md. She was a daughter of
the late George Clark. Of Howard county.
The funeral took place Monday morning
from her late home and burial was in
Forest Oak Cemetery. Gaithersburg.
Eight young women participated in the
third annual tournament for the benefit Of
St. Marks Episcopal Sunday School at
Falkland. held on Saturday last. and was
attended by very large gathering from
that section Of the county and elsewhere.
In a spirited contest. Mrs. Selby, of Berwyn.
captured first prize; Miss Mozelle Downs. of
Fairland. was second; Miss Bolter. of Ber-
wyn. was third. and Miss Florence Beall,
OF Berwyn. was fourth. A tournament for
men was also held. "a riders contesting
for cash prizes. Phil Love of Falkland won
first prize, second money went to Thomas
Head Of Washington, Mr.. McComley Of
Marshall Hall finished third. and Mr.. Bowie