Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-04-30
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Town and connfry.

ST. Marks Guild VIII hoio It's annual
lawn party at White Oaks on Wednesday
August 4th.
The operetta, The Belle Of Barcelona
will be given in the Gaithersburs High
School auditorium on Tuesday. May 4th
at ST NJ.
DR.. Georse E. Lewis has purchased from
Miss Julia Anderson the dwelling house al
the corner of Washington and Jefferson
streets, this town. which he and his family
have occupied for several years.
The annual card party given under the
auspices Of Court Archbishop Curley,
Catholic Daughters Of America, will be
held on Friday night, April S0th. in St.
Martins auditorium. Gaithersburg.
The St. Patrick Players Of Washington.
DC, will present the musical comedy. The
Patter Revue of 1925" at St. Marys Hall
Rockville, Nd. on Wednesday. May 18th.
at 8 O'Clock, P. M. Dancing after the play.
Graham S. Bean. aged 6 years, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer j. Bean. died last
Sunday at his home at Kensinston. fol-
lowing a short illness. The funeral took
place Tuesday afternoon from the Methodist
Church at Kensinston and burial was at
Gaithersbure.
In the presence of a small gathering Of
relatives and friends Miss Ida Imelda
Sawyer, Of Washington, and Mr.. Thomas
E. Posey, Of Rockville, were married In
St. Mary's Catholic Church here on Thurs
day of last week, the pastor. Rev. John 7.
Coolahan, officiating.
The Baptists Of Kensineton have begun
the erection of a new church. II will be
a frame structure at Concord and Dupont
streets. The basement will be equipped
for departmental Sunday School purposes
The building will be SO by 80 feet and
will cost about $4,000.
At the bi-weekly meeting on Thursday
of last week of the Rockville Woman's
Club, held at the Montgomery Country Club.
this town. with Miss Margaret Henderson
hostess, DR.. Paul Bartsch. Of the National
Museum. Washington. delivered an illus
trated lecture on Birds Of Maryland"
In the circuit court here Judge Robert
B. Peter has signed a decree granting to
Mrs. Florence Henrie Monroe. Of Linden.
an absolute divorce from Treadway B.
Munroe, business man Of Chicago. award
ing her the custody Of the couples four
children and allowing her $500 a month
for Iife
The ladies of the NJ E. Church South.
Germantown, will hold their annual chicken
and meat supperin the Junior Hall. at Ger
mantown. on Saturday. May LIST. begin
ming at Up. M. Ice-cream and cake will
also be on sale. Come everyone, help
along the cause. the church. We will be
glad to see you. as well as serve you.
William Rich. long time resident Of the
vicinity of Burtonsville. died last week,
following a long illness. The funeral ser
vices took place from Liberty Grove Church:
Burtonsvile. He was the father Of Mrs.
Snowden ]. Athey and Edward, John and
Wilmer Rich. all of Burtonsville neiehbor-
hood. and is also survived by his wife.
A Frank Childress, a farmer. who was
arrested last week VIII n his home. near
Martinsbure. was visited bv a squad Of
county officers. who found there whisky
still. mash and corn whisky. was found
guilty in the police court and fined $500
and costs. He was sentenced to the house
of correction for six months. but will not
have to serve unless he again offends.
Like Arabian Nights. Washington
Star on Sunday. May 2. will contain full
page of photographs of the coronation and
religious rites at Jammu. India. when the
Maharajah of Kashmir was crowned. These
pictures show a ceremony rivaline the
Arabian Niehts-rare photoerap hs Of
strange proceedings. Order your copy OF
next Sundays Washington Star from your
newsletter today.
In the presence Of small gathering Of
relatives and friends. Miss Lucille A. Fisher
daughter Of Mrs. Agnes Fisher, Of Rock
vile, and Mr.. Thomas E. Bailey. son OF
Mr.. Thomas N. Bailey. Of Rockville. were
married in St. Marys Catholic Church here
last Tuesday morning by the pastor. Rev.
John T. Coolahan. Following their honey
moon trip, the couple will make their
home on the brideeroom's farm near Rock
vile.
Rufus F. King, aged rs years. we'll
known farmer and lifelong resident Of the
vicinity Of Purdum. this county, died on
Monday last His death was due to a
complication of diseases and followed a
long illness. He is survived by his wife.
formerly Miss Ursula King. OF this county.
and the following children: Mrs. Willard D.
Burdette, Mrs. Jones. Genoa and Fillmore
King. all Of this county. Mr.. King was q
son Of the late Luther e. King.
Colorful Locale for Giant Sea Melo
drama.-The east coast of Africa. admit
tedy one of the most romantic spots il
the world. is the colOrful background fo
the thrilling action of the major part o.
Sea Horses" Allan Dwan's spect acula
sea melodroma. which comes to the Sect
Theatre. Rockville. Friday and Saturday
April 30th and May list. The story. which
was adapted from the exciting novel b.
Francis Brett Young. details the thrilling
adventures of a lovely, cultured English
girl. who comes to one Of the seldom visiteC
ports on this coast In search Of her hand
some Italian husband. Matching the stor.
in strength. is the powerful cast Of popula
players. which features such favorites a
Florence Vidor. Jack Holt. George Bancroft
and VIM. Powell.
With seventy-fve delegates and other
in attendance. the spring meeting Of tn
Montgomery County Group of the Women
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