Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-12-02

vile Baptist Church by the pastor, Rev
B. M. Oseood. next Sunday at IL A. NJ
The communion Of the Lords Supper will
follow the morning service. The Sunday
school will meet at 10 A. NJ and the Younr
Peoples Meeting. with Miss Louise Rey.
noids as leader. will be held at 6:45 P. NJ
Misses Kathleen and Susan Aud enter
tanned at bridge at their home in Rockville
on Friday evening last. The quests were
Misses Alice Cooke of Chevy Chase. Caro-
line Stabler and Jean Coulter of Sandy
Spring. Betty Wilson and Emma Muncas-
ter Of Rockville. Messrs Douglas Stabler.
osbourne Stabler. Stanley Stabler and Rob-
ert Miller OF Sandy Spring. John Muncas-
ter Of Rockville. Miss Jean Coulter made
high score.
The long announced lecture by Hon. VIM.
u. UpshaW. the Georgia cyclone. will be
given at the Union Service to be held in
the Rockville Baptist Church next Sunday
at 7:30 P. NJ. Those who have never
heard Mr.. Upshaw are anxious to hear
him at this time. Those who have heard
him will want to hear him again. In order
to secure good seat. it would be well to
come early. He will also speak in the
Bethesda Masonic Hall the same day. De-
cember 4th. at 8 P. NJ.
Gov. Richie. accompanied by a large
stan. including Gen. Reckord and Regular
Army instructors on duty with the Mary
land National Guard. will attend the cere-
monies incident to the dedication Of the
new armory at Kensington. which will take
place tomorrow Saturday. at 3 P. M.
The Howitzer Company of the First Infan-
try will occupy the recently completed
building. The officers of the Howitzer
Company are Capt. Clarence v. Sayor and
Lieutenant Lucien B. Ernst.
Miss Ethel M. COlford. 3543 Sixteenth
street. Washington. who was engaged in
the practice Of law there for a number of
years. died last week while visiting at the
home Of her uncle. Jed Gettings. at Be-
thesda. this county. Although she had not
been well for long while. her death was
sudden. Miss Colford was a graduate of
the WASH neton College of Law and of
George Washington University. She was
a member of the bar of the Supreme Court
of the United States. Prior to engaging
in the practice Of law she was employed
in the United States Patent Office Be-
sides her uncle. she leaves her father.
Edward NJ. Colford. and three sisters, Miss
Florence A. COlford. Miss Cora V. Colford
and Mrs Ruth V. Byrne. all of Washing
ton. Her mother was the late Mrs. Ida M.
Colford.
Thirty-twO members of the Women's
Board Of the Montgomery County General
Hospital. at Sandy Spring. attended a
meeting at the home of Mrs. Upton d.
Nourse. at Jacksonville. as guests of the
Jacksonville Woman's Club Following
luncheon, a meeting of the board was
conducted by the chairman, Mrs. L. C.
PrObert. Mrs. J. Janney Shoemaker re-
ported that 2.065 surgical dressings had
been made since the October meeting. and
needs Of the hospital. which include new
nursery. an additional cabinet to hold in
struments. new curtains. extension screens
ETC.. were discussed. 1t was reported that
for the year ending September 80. 584
patients had been admitted at the hos
pital. of which ITS and 257 were female
and male pay patients. respectively, and
So male and 80 female State patients.
Board Hurled By Saw Kills Worker.
Within a few seconds after he had
shouted to a helper, Don't let that board
slip or some one will be killed." the board
which was being fed into a saw slipped and
striking J. Joshua Muserove. of Lewis
dale. killed him instantly.
Mr.. Musgrove. who was 33 years old.
was buried last Saturday afternoon from
the MonlgOmery NJ. f. Church, near Lewis
dale. Funeral services were conducted by
the pastor. Rev Russell Sapp. Burial was
in the church cemetery.
Assisted by crew of men, Mr. Muserove
on Thursday set up sawmill near the
Frederick county line. One of his aids was
feeding board IS feet long by ~ inches
wide into the saw when Mr.. Muserove. as
though with a premonition of approach
ing tragedy, shouted to him.
Scarcely had the words left his lips be-
fore the board slid out Of the hands of the
helper. II was caught in the rapidly whirl-
ing saw. Hurting through the air, the board
struck Mr.. Muserove. who was standing 5
feet away. on the chest. The impact broke
his neck. and he died instantly.
Mr. Musgrove. who had lived in the
Lewisdale neighborhood all Of his life, is
survived by his wife and two children.
Circuit Court.
The following cases have been disposed
of in the circuit court here:
W. C. Eaton. false pretenses. nolle pros.
Ia.o,, rar,olI ashanti with intent 10 rob