The Washington times., 1925-04-20
TAKON|A ? A R K
ELECTION
MAY 4
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Town viii Elect Three Mem
bers Of Council TO Nonni-
nate Thursday

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ROCKVILLE, Nd, April 20.-on,
the first Monday in May, Taloma
Park will elect three members Of
the town council, two to serve two
years and the other one year. To
nominate candidates, citizens
meeting will be held in the Takoma
Park Presbyterian Church Thurs
| day night, and on Tuesday and
Wednesday, April % and 90, from
s g.. m. until p. m. each day, the
officers Of registration will be in.
session.
The funeral of Julian H. Howess
a native and longtime resident OF
this county, who died suddenly Of
heart disease at his home at Balls
ton. Va, early Friday evening,
aged sixty-seven years, took place
yesterday afternoon from the home
of his son, Harry g. Howes, III
Rockville.
Claude F.. Taylor, twenty-one, and
Miss Lillian r. Griffin, eighteen,
both of Washington, were married
by the Reverend John I. CoolahaN1,
pastor Of st. Mary's Catholic
Church.
A license has been issued by the
clerk of the circuit court here for
the marriage of Alfred M. GrunwelI,
twenty-three, and Miss Dorothy p.
Goodwin, eighteen, both Of Wash
ington.
The various missionary societies
of the Baptist Churches at Rock
vile, Kensington, Silver Spring,
Mount Zion, Cedar Grove, German
town, Travilah, Upper Saneca and
GAINESVILLE viii hold their spring
group" meeting tomorrow in the
Mount Zion Church. Miss Isabel
Kingdom, of Rockville, leader Of
the group. viii be in charge.
Under the auspices OF the choir
of st. Mary's Catholic Church,
Rockville, q dance will be given In
st. Mary's Hall here next Friday
evening. The committee arrange
ments is composed OF Misses Helen
Kirkland and Jessie Fisher and
Messrs. j. Harry Gormley and
Prescott Fisher.
The, date for the presentation. In
st. Mary's hall here, of Mistaken
Mimi" by the st. Patrick Players,
Of washington, has been changed
from May 6 to May Is. according
to the announcement today of those
in char - Of the arrangements.
Among the suggestions as to ac-
tivities, made by Professor Edwin
w. Broome, county superintendent
Of public schools, at the recent
meeting here Of officers and other
members OF the fifty or more com.
munity and school associations OF
the county, at which preliminary
steps were taken toward the or
ganizatiOn OF a. county federation
of such organizations, were: That
ing; that the organizations in diff
ferent sections OF the county hold
| Joint conferences of officers from
time to time; that officers and other
representatives attend meetings Of
other organizations; that each or.
ganization undertake each year at
least one worthwhile and definite
thing, such as study and work to
| improve school attendance. provide
for undernourished children and
other health needs, supply musical
instruments for the school orchestra,
supply equipment for visual educa-
ton, establish boy scouts and camp
fire girls in the community, pur-
chase pictures, books and statuary;
equip playground, provide for sum-
mer playground, beautify school
playground, and establish in the
school a museum for historical and
community material.
| At meeting to be held at Rock
Vile the afternoon Of May 5, Of
ficers will be elected and other ac-
ton taken to complete the organi-
zation Of the federation.
At a meeting of the Woodside
Emergency Association to be held
in the public school building at
Woodside Tuesday evening. I'm
provement in the transportation and
| telephone facilities for the Wood
side neighborhood will, 1t is under
STOOD, be given prominent consider
alton.
| A large number Of Epworth
League members attended a special
| Epworth League meeting in the
Methodist Church at Travilah, this
county, last night. 1t. was con-
Quoted by Miss Maude I. Flaherty,
Washington District secretary Of
the Epworth League Union, and a
special musical program was rem
dered by visitors from washington.
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