Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-11-25
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$4,000.
The Sunday School of the Emory M. E
Church South will have a Christmas ser
vice on the evening of December 9th a
the church.
An oyster supper will be held at Brighton
Grange Hall on Tuesday. November goth
beginning at S O'Clock. for the benefit o.
St. Luke's Church.
The ladies of Grace Church, Gathers
burg. will hold meat and oyster supper
In the church hall on Thursday. December
1st. beginning at O'Clock. P. M.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Rockville, will serve a supper in the Assem-.
bly, rooms on Thursday, December 1st from
S to 8 o'clock. There will also be fancy
articles for sale.
The Masonic Temple recently completed
in Silver Spring at cost of about SOS ,00O
will be dedicated on November 28th. Jos.
A. Griffith, worshipful master of the Silver
Spring Lodge heads the committee of ar
rangements.
With 500 pupils. the public schools of
this county made record in point OF en-
rollment during October. according to an
nouncement by Edwin W. Broome. county
superintendent of schools.
The number of automobiles owned in
this county assessed for taxation purposes
for the year which began July totals
l0.442. according to official announc-
ment, and their total assessed value is
$2.956.925,
There will be sale of cakes, pies. bread.
dressed chickens and all good things 70
eat at Mansfields store. Rockville, Saturday
morning. November 26th. beginning at
$50 O'Clock for the benefit of the Junior
Missionary Society.
The fire engine recently purchased by
the Rockville Valunteer Fire Department
at cost of $4,000 was given test on
Watts Branch last Monday afternoon in the
presence of large number of the mem
bers of the fire department and others.
The men of the Rockville Baptist Church
and congregation are to have eet-to-
gether banquet on Friday evening. No
vember 25th, at $50 P. M. Mr. Francis
A. Daers. of Baltimore. president of the
Maryland Union Baptist Association. will
deliver the address.
Members of the Masonic Order of Rock
willie have been invited to worship with
the Christian Church congregation Dext
Sunday at II A. M. They will attend in a
body and the pastor, Rev. S. j. Goode, will
preach an appropriate sermon to them.
The choir will render some special numbers.
Play-"An Old Fashioned Mother" will
be presented by the members of the Martha
Farquhar Y. P. B. on Friday. November
25th. at 7:45 P. NJ. at Brookeville school.
Don't miss it, contains plenty of good,
wholesome comedy and dramatic scenes
that will interest any one. Admission
adults. IS cents children, rs cents.
Great American Highway.-The Maya
zine of The Washington Star for Sunday.
November 9th. will contain an especially
interesting article on the Great American
Highway. which is planned for North and
South Americana highway which Presi-
dent Coolidge says will "crel a better
understanding among many nations" Or
der your copy of next Sundays Washing
ton Star from your newsdealer today.
A number of persons having recently
been bitten by supposed mad dogs running
at large in the county. DIR. William T. Pratt,
county health officer. has enlisted the aid
of the county police in an effort to locate
dogs attacked and have their owners keep
them confined. The dogs suspected have
been killed and examinations have dis
closed that several showed signs of rabies.
The persons bitten are under treatment
and are believed to be in no danger Of
developing the disease.
With about fifty women from various
parts of the State in attendance. a meeting
of the executive board Of the State Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs was held at the
Montgomery Country Club here last week.
Mrs John L. Alcock. president of the State
Federation, presided. In the morning a
business session was held and in the after
noon L. W. Alderman, of the United States
Bureau of Education, spoke on adult edu-
cation. The members of the official board
Of the county federation were hostesses.
The series of sermons on The Lords
Prayer" will be resumed by the Rev. B. NJ
OseOod, pastor Of the Rockville Baptist
Church, next Sunday morning at II clock
1.-The Coming Kingdom" will be the special
topic. At the 1880 P, M. gospel service
the pastor will preach on World Pictures
Of Redemption" The Sunday School will
meet at 10 A. M. and the Young Peoples
Meeting, with Miss Eta Monkey as leader.
will be held at GAS P. NJ The interes
in the B. Y. P. NJ. is growing, as the in
creased attendance shows.
What was formerly the Baltimore Inn
on the Seventh Street pike. near Sligo
was visited last Friday by squad
county officers, led by Chief Of Police A
A. Monkey, and W. II. Deckhart, formerl
Of Washington, who lives there with hi
family. was arrested when the officer
found whiskey still in operation on tn
third floor. In the police court. DeckhaI
pleaded guilty to the charge OF havln
in his possession the instrumentalities fc
manufacturing intoxicating liquor an
paid fine OF $500 and costs.
Seco Theatre-Program.
Friday and Saturday. November rs an
26-Buster Keaton in a riot OF collet