The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-12
k. OF C.INSTALLS
FOREST GLEN
OFFICERS
John c. Brennan Now Heads
counciI-New Building to
Be Started Soon

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Oct. 12t-At
the October meeting Of the Forest
Glen Council, knights Of Columbus,
IN st. Johns Hall, Forest Glen, Of
Gcers were installed under the
direction of District Deputy Paul
Twombley, as follows: Grand knight,
John C. Brennan; deputy grand
knight, Thomas M. Rainey; record
ing secretary, Edward L. Culver;
financial secretary. William Jouv-
email. jr.; treasurer. George p. Gull
Q. Rosensteel; advocate, Fennell
Peter, jr.; outside guard. Everett
Schneider; warden, Joseph p. Sui.
Ivan; trustees, William Jouvenal,
ST.. Robert M. Curran and Albert
Wade.
1t was announced that the erec-
ton of hall on the recently &C.
Quired lot on the Brookeville pike.
about a block north of the new
Silver Spring National Bank build
ing, would be started within the
next two or three weeks. The
building will be OF brick. the upper
portion to be modern hall and
the lower part equipped for social
functions. The total cost of tho
building and lot will be about
$4,000. The building committee is
Frank L. Hewitt, chairman; John
I. Culver, treasurer; ]. Herbert
Cissel, secretary: William A. Pierce.
Robert M. Curran.
Mrs. Addie C. Holland, Of Sandy
Spring, has filed suit in the circuit
court here for an absolute divorce
from James A. Holland, OF Wash.
ington, charging desertion. The
couple, the bill states, were mar
ried August 20, 1909, and lived to.
gether until July 8, 1916. Two
children, the custody Of whom Mrs.
Holland asks, were born Of the
marriage-Remus and Gladys, aged
eleven and nine years, respectively.
Mrs, Holland is represented by
Attorneys Dawson and Walsh, OF
Rockville.
A license has been issued here for
the marriage of Charles +. Nc
Mannis, thirty-two, and Miss Gladys
B. Hits, twenty-five, both Of Buff
falo, n. Y.
Mrs. Alton C. Bell entertained at
large card party at her Oakmont
home Saturday afternoon.
The people OF Silver Spring and
vicinity now have a free delivery
mail service, established October 1
with Charles Deffeenbaugh and
! Charles A. Clements as carriers.
Two deliveries are being made daily
/ excepting Sundays. Five collection
boxes have been placed at convent
ent points and the patrons are in
| stalling mail receptacles at the re-
| quest Of Postmaster Paul Coughlan
The eight day mission conducted
in ST. Mary's Catholic Church here
by the Reverend Joseph Snyder, a
Redemptorist priest of Annapolis
Nd, close tonight. Three services
were held each day and were well
attended. Father Snyder at one OF
the services thanked and compli
mented the choir, referring es
pecially to Mrs. Howard Blandy
organists and director, who is not a
member OF the denomination.
Today, Columbus Day, is a legal
holiday in Maryland and all banks
of the county were closed. The
schools, however, are In session.
Tuesday night members of the
Silver Spring volunteer fire depart
ment Will attend evangelistic serv,
ices now in progress at Silver
Spring under the auspices OF the
Silver Spring Baptist Church, when
1 the Reverend p. Rowland Wagner
an active member Of the Rockville
department, will preach.
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