Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-11-19
THE SIN TIN Ell.
3utsl aud Personal
Town and COnntry.

The puDnc lnVlteu'
The Burtonsville Community League will
hold its third annual oyster supper In the
Grange Hall. Burtonsville, December End
A Thanksgiving Day dinner will be held
in the town hall. Poolesville. for the bene-
fit of St. Peters Episcopal Church. Public
cordially invited.
Special reduction in Coats for Saturday
November goth. only. The popular mate
rails and colors, fur trimmed. Millinery
and Novelty Shop. Rockville.
The Junior Missionary Society will hold
a sale Of cakes. pies and candy on Satur-
day. November 9th. at Mr.. Burdett's store
beginning at 10 An
Services will be held in the Baptist
Church at Germ antown on Sunday. No
vember 2lst, at II A. NJ. Mr.. Johennine
will speak. Everyone invited.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Pooles-
vile M. E. Church South will hold bazaar
and oyster supper on December 4th. be-
Ginning at 2:30P NJ, in the Y. M. c. A. Hall.
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Mary's
Catholic Church, Rockville. will hold a sale
of cakes and fancy articles on Wednesday.
November gath. at ESQ P. NJ. at Bucks
Furniture Store.
Rev. William E. Frederick. pastor of the
Free Methodist Church here. will begin
revival meetings New Years Eve. He ex-
poets to be assisted by his District Elder,
the Rev F. F. Shoup.
Arrangements are about complete for
the annual donation day for the benefit of
the Montgomery County General Hospital
Sandy Spring. to be held at the hospital
on Saturday. November 9th.
Friday, November 18th. S to 8 P. NJ, an
oyster supper will be given by the Phila-
thea Class Of the Rockville Baptist Church
in the Sunday School Assembly Room.
Price so cents. Tickets may be purchased
from Mrs. T. R. Falvey.
The ladies' of the GAINESVILLE Baptist
Church will hold an oyster supper on Satur-
day, November goth, beginning at P. m.
Chicken, cake and ice-cream will also be
served and there will be acandy and fancy
table. Everyone welcome.
The Union Thanksgiving service of the
churches of Rockville will be held in the
ME-, Church South. at 1890 A. NJ. on
Thursday, November 25th. and the sermon
will be preached by Rev. B. M. Ossood.
pastor of the Baptist Church.
In compliment to Miss Dorothy Higgins.
of Rockville, whose marriage to Mr.. John
Mcdonald, also of Rockville, is soon to take
place, Mrs. Murray Hamilton entertained
at a bridge party and shower at the Mont
aOmery Country Club here on Wednesday
evening last week.
A Community Thanksgiving service will
be held at Ashton M. E. Church at 1880
O'Clock on Thursday morning, November
25th. Dr. Arthur Christie will address the
meeting Others contributing will be Revs.
Wilcox. Kaeey and Myerly. Miss Edna
Goodwin will preside. All are welcome.
There are 1873 registered voters in
Montgomery county, according to state
ment prepared by John Jones. clerk to the
board of supervisors Of elections for the
county. Those affiliated as Democrats
number 10, 45U. there are 6.768 classed as
Republicans, and 545 are not affiliated
with either party.
Isaiah Parker, of near Rockville, local
preacher in the Free Methodist Church
and a man of good Christian standing
died last Saturday. Funeral services were
conducted by the pastor. Rev. W. E. Fred
erick, assisted by Rev. Willis MOsedale. in
the Free Methodist Church here Monday
afternoon. Interment was in Potomac
Cemetery.
Catherine and Kathleen Aud, daughters
of T. H. Aud. of Rockville, who are now
attending George Washington University.
Of Washington, have been added to the
regular squad OF the Rife Team at George
Washington University. The Misses Aud
are Graduates of the Rockville High School.
and are now in the fourth year of their
course at the University.
Struck by Baltimore and Ohio express
train at the Frederick road crossing at
Gaithersburg at 6l5 O'Clock last Monday
morning. truck on its way to Washing
ton was wrecked and its two occupants
seriously injured. Delbert Brown and
Charles Mattheanus, Of Gettysburg, each
about rs years old. identified by personal
effects. were removed unconscious to
Emergency Hospital, Washington, in care
Of DR.. Frank ]. Broschart.
John E. Oxley. of the Rockville bar, de-
livered the address at the November
meeting of the GAINESVILLE Community
League. held in the GAINESVILLE Commu-
nifty Hall. conducted by J. Forrest Gott
and largely attended, A presentation by
local talent OF Country Cousins" was much
enjoyed. A program Of music. recitation:
and other features was rendered by former
and present pupils Of the GAINESVILLE schoO
and Others The usual business session
was held.
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Z. Davis
aged 81 years. widow Of WIN. A. Davis. oil
this town. who died in Washington hos
pital. were held last Saturday morning il
Pumphrey's Chapel here. the Rev. John T
Coolahan. pastor Of St. Mary's Catholic
Church. officiating. Burial was in Rock
vile Union Cemetery Mrs. Davis haC
been i'll Of general debility for long tint
and her death was not unexpected. Sh'
was the last Of her immediate family
Before marriage she was a Miss Mcdonald
Al