Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-12-03

On November 18th. Mrs. Edwin Fry en-
tertained the Rockville Woman's Club at
the home Of Mrs. George Fry. The presi-
dent. Mrs. Somervell Dawson. presided at
the short business meeting. after which the
program consisted Of a paper on the
Improvement Of Our Schools. This being
Montgomery County Hospital Day, there
were many donations made for it. Delicious
refreshments were served by the hostess.
Following long illness of complication
of diseases. Mrs. Laura C. Green, aged So
years, wife Of Robert ]. Green. died on
Thursday Of last week at her home near
Clarksburg. She is survived by her hus-
band and son and a daughter. Robert
Green and Miss Olivia Green, both of
Clarksburs. Mrs. Green was a daughter
of the late Thomas Crawford and was
lifelong resident of this and Frederick
counties
Two men were wounded in hunting &C.
cidents last week. one of them Russell
Allnutt. of Jacksonville, so seriously he
may die. according to police and hospital
records. Allnutt. son of Robert W. Allnutt,
is in the Frederick City hospital, where he
was taken after he had been shot in the
lower part Of his back by a friend from
Baltimore with whom he was hunting The
other one. Roy Benson. of Goshen, is in
the Montgomery County General hospital.
at Sandy Spring. with a good chance of
recovery. after having part Of his thigh
blown away when his own gun was acct
dentally discharged.
The weekly printed calendar. which is
called The Reminder" is proving great
convenience to the congregation of the
First Baptist Church. Rockville. and an aid
to the services of worship. The pastor,
Rev. B. M. Osgood. will preach next Sunday
morning at II O'Clock. His sermon will be.
THE Regions Beyond" In the evening at
7:30 O'Clock he will give an illustrated
lecture on Adventures in Northern Brazil"
The morning service will be followed by
the communion Of the Lords Supper,
Arrangements are being made for a bap-
tismal service at an early date. The SUM-
day School assemblies at 10 A. M. The
Young Peoples meeting Is held at GAS
P. M.
At preliminary hearing before Judge
Samuel Riggs. in the police court here.
James G. Cow. Brooklyn. N Y, was placed
under bond Of $1,000 for the action of the
March grand jury on charge Of assaulting
with intending to rob John C. Kline. a
Washington taxi driver. at Woodside, the
night of November IS. Kline testified that
Cow and companion hired him to drive
them out into the country. and he was struck
on the head from behind. Kline stated
he was stunned by the blow and his ma
chine. Of which he lost CONTROL crashed
into ditch. Cow, he said. made no effort
to escape. but the other man fed. Cow
was arrested by Policemen Guy Jones and
Roy Snyder and committed to jail here.
Kline was not robbed
The Baptist Church at Kensington, re-
Gently at cost Of approximately $4,000.
was dedicated last Sunday afternoon in
the presence of a large gathering. The
pastor. Rev. Henry H. Nicols. presided; the
dedicatory sermon was by Rev. W, C.
Royal, of Frederick. and the dedicatory
prayer by Rev. W. H. Baylor. of Baltimore.
The program included addresses by Rev.
Homer J. Councillor Of Washington and j..
Carey MaEtien of Baltimore. Scripture
reading by Rev. r. Kileore of Kensineton.
solos by Miss Mary v. Doyle. Mrs. Joseph
F. Knapp and Mr.. Virga, congregational
singing under the direction of Percy S.
Foster of Washington. and selections by
the Memorial Baptist Sunday School Or
chestra. The new edifice occupies site
st Dupont and Converse Avenues. 1t is of
concrete block and shingle construction
and consists of an auditorium and base
ment for Sunday School and social pur-
poses. The church was organized about
four y ars ago. At first the services were
held in a tent and later a temporary
building was erected. The membership
has grown steadily until it now numbers
100 and the Sunday School has an enroll
ment of 10. The present pastor, Rev. H.
H. Nicols, has been in charge from the
beginning.