Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-12-23
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town, have taken up residence In Wash
ingtoD city for the winter.
A Christmas entertainment will be Given
at the Brookeville Church on Wednesday
evening, December 28th. at 8 O'Clock.
In the circuit court here Judge Peter has
signed decree granting to Winfred B.
Mccoy an absolute divorce from Guy H.
Mccoy, who is said to be living in Texas.
Our 1928 Christmas Savings Club is now
open for memberships per cent interest.
Deposits Csc to $40 weekly. Join now.
Montgomery County National Bank. Rock
vile, Md.
Pleuro- pneumonia. Of which she had
been i'll less than a week. resulted in the
death at her home at Woodside last Sun
day morning Of Mrs. Anna Hall Whitney.
aged II years. She was the wife of DR..
Charles F. Whitney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Wells are sojourn-
ing in the South to escape the cold blasts
from the North and West waited over this
section in season. This is their annual
practice. They will return to their home
here with the opening Of spring.
Don't forget the entertainment at Emory
M. E. Church South on the evening Of De-
cember 9th. The Sunday School children
will be glad to see you and Santa will give
you jolly welcome. The Social Service
League will receive our offering.
An overheated stove caused a fire 10 the
store of J. W. Nicol G. Son, at Jamestown.
last Sunday, resulting in $500 damage to
the building and stock Of goods. The loss is
covered by insurance. The Rockville fire.
men prevented destruction Of the building.
Christmas Stor es-The Magazine Of The
Washington Star for Sunday. December
rs. will contain special Christmas stories
by famous writer's. Other Christmas arti-
cles and illustrations are also featured.
Order your copy of next Sundays Wash
ineton Star from your newsdealer today.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Lucille
Carlin. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James W.
Carlin, of Boyds, and Mr.. j. Kenneth Cul-
yer, of Forest Glen. took place at 8 O'Clock
on Thursday morning Of last week in st.
Mary's Church, GAINESVILLE. the ceremony
being performed by the pastor, Rev. P. J.
Richie.
The minstrel show given in ST. Mary's
Hall here last week for the benefit Of the
Rockville Volunteer Fire Department. by
members of the department, assisted by
other local talent. attracted large gather
ings and netted a handsome sum. The
performances were directed by John Hick-
erson and Murray Hamilton.
The Laytonsville Camp. Modern Wood
men of America, has elected officers as
follows: Consul, H. W. Bosley; adviser. j.
Ernest Hawkins; banker. Thomas C. Crit
fifth; clerk. Roger Bogley; escort, William
Stup; Waterman. Simon j. Haines; SEN
try, Frank Burdette trustee. Howard A.
Plummer. The two holdover trustees are
Louis Bell and Roy W. Barber.
Ohio C. Ward, lifelong resident Of the
county and a well-known citizen. died last
Sunday morning at his home near Bradley
Hills, aged IS years. His death was due
to a complication of diseases and followed
long illness. He is survived by his wife.
formerly Mrs. Whilen. and three step
children, Benjamin P. and Jos. F. Whalen.
of Bradley Hills. and Mrs. Aubrey W. Green.
Of Washington.
Joseph F. Whalen. of near Bradley Hills.
was painfully injured last week while he
and his brother, Benjamin P. Whalen, were
working together On the home farm at.
Bradley Hills. The blade of an ak with
which the latter was driving stake flew
from the handle and imbedded itself in
his left shoulder. Although he sustained
an ugly cash and lost much blood. he will.
physicians say. recover. although he is ex-
pected to be disabled for long time.
The congregation and Sabbath School
of the Jamestown Presbyterian Church
will hold their annual Christmas exercises
in the auditorium on Sunday evening. De-
cember rs. at 1880 O'Clock. This will con-
sist of a pageant entitled in the Highest"
and will be given by the children, assisted
by full choir. The usual gifts will be
distributed among those Of the Sabbath
School and awards given for attendance
during the past year. At the morning hour
the pastor, Rev. J. W. Lowden. will preach
on a topic appropriate to the season and
the choir will render special music.
George M. Griegs. colored. Of Steelton.
Pa, was instantly killed, and Beulah
johnson, also of Steelton, Pa. was seri-
ously injured when a truck in which they
were riding just north Of Clarksbure was
wrecked by large touring car about $3.50
o'clock on Thursday Of last week. The
touring car was driven by James S. Salk-
ED, of Washington, who is connected with
the Wardman Construction Company. Po-
lice investigating the accident said Salk'
cid was not to blame, but that Grises drove
the truck into the path Of the big car ir
trying to pass horse. drawn vehicle on q
hill. The woman was taken to the Sandy
Spring hospital. No arrest was made.
Employees of the Fuller Construct ior
Company charged with creating nuisance
by working nights with steam shovel
and other devices at Somerset. this coun-
ty. were convicted in the circuit court here
on Thursday Of last week after two-days
trial on appeal from the police court
John v. Padeett. foreman of the crew. wal
fined 5000 and costs and the other five
defendants we're allowed to 60 under q
suspended sentence by Judge Robert B
Peter, who warned them that night work b.
construction men would not be allowed tC
disturb citizens in his jurisdiction. In thu
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