Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-10-01

AWO NSW HutnOtlSts.-Ln the MaRazlae
Of The Washington Star, beginning nexl
Sunday. October Srd. Milt Gross and Don
aid Ogden Stewart. two of Americas lead
ing humorists. will become regular con-
tributors. Stewart Is writing new series
THE Other Day." for Star readers, and
Gross continues his "Nize Baby" stories
Watch for these features in next Sunday
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The funeral Of Miss Julia Anderson, aged
and lifelong resident of Rockville. who died
here on Thursday Of last week after long
illness. took place Saturday afternoon from
the home Of her nephew. Walter A. Will
liams. in Rockville. the services being con-
Quoted by Rev. Willard F. Minnick, rector
Of Christ Episcopal Church. Burial was 10
Rockville Union Cemetery. Miss Ander-
son. who was daughter of the late Dr.
John W. Anderson. of Rockville. and a
sister Of William W. Anderson, Of Wash
ington, was 80 years old.
The first meeting of the POolesville Com
munlty League. after the summer vacation.
was held last week 10 the auditorium of
the Poolesville High School. Following a
program of music and other features by
pupils Of the Poolesville school and others
officers to serve for one year were chosen
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president. Marshall Hersperser; secretary.
Mrs. Thomas r. Hall; treasurer. Chas. W.
Woodward. Chairmen of the various CON-
mittees were also named. The POolesville
Band played. The meeting was conducted
by the retiring president. Chas. W. Wood
ward.
James Masruder. of Cabin John. held in
the Jail here on the charge Of assault with
intent to kill. in connection with the shoot
ing last Saturday night. of Harvey Lowe
of Cabin John. at Maeruder's home. will not
be released on bail until it Is certain that
Lowe will recover. according to Judge
Samuel Riess. Of the police court. Lowe
Is In Emergency Hospital. Washington.
suffering from three bullet wounds in his
arm. chest and back. His condition is said
to be serious. Frank Graham. Of Wash
ineton. held here as a material witness,
will be released upon furnishing $500 bond
Tho observance Of Rally Day at tho
pantiat Hhnsch Rock ,,iii. laat Cu1dau
brought out a large attendance at Sun
day School and q large congregation at
church A class of nine was promoted
from the primary to the junior department.
The special musical program conducted by
Mrs. Howard M. Blandy. in the evening.
was greatly enjoyed by the large number
present. Next Sunday morning at II
O'Clock the pastor. Rev. B. M. OsgoOd. will
preach the first Of series Of two sermons
on THE Capitol Of the Universe" This
service will be followed by the communion
of the Lords Supper. The Sunday evening
and Wednesday services will now begin at
1850 instead of 8 O'Clock. The PASTOR
sermon next Sunday evening will be Of an
evanaelistic character. the subject will be
THE Plan Of Salvation"
At the September meeting Of the Rock
vile Chamber OF Commerce officers to serve
for one year were chosen as follows
President. Donald A. DeLashmutt; vice
president. Leonard L. Nicholson. Jr. Sec
rotary, Harold C. Smith: treasurer. VIM. F.
Prettyman; executive committee, W. Val
entIne Wilson, W. Ernest Offutt. George H.
Lamar. Curtis T. Ward. W. Guy Hicks,
James D. Nicholson and J. Harry Gormley.
George H. Lamar. George L. Edmonds and
Harold C. Smith were named as delegates
to represent the chamber at the meetings
Of the Montgomery County Civic Fedora
ton. and Hugh C. Bickford, J. Roger Spates
and Donald A. DeLashmutt were made
alternates. George H Lamar. F. Barnard
Welsh and Edgar Reed were named a
committee TO prepare resolutions upon the
death of DR.. Otis M. Llnthicum. an active
member Of the chamber. and the presi-
dent was authorized to name a date and
make preparations for the first annual
banquet Of the organization.