Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-08-26
gutal and Personal.

Price, of GAINESVILLE. notary public TO
this county.
Do not forget regular preaching at BoyC
Church on Sunday evening. August %. at
7.SO O'Clock. All are invited to attend
Tonic, THE Uplifted Christ"
The Mountain View Sunday School pic
mic will be held in Johnson's grove or
September 10th. beginning at 8 P. M
Chicken supper. Music by Kings COrnet
Band
The ladies of the Cedar Grove Baptisl
Church will hold the annual Labor Day
picnic on the church lawn. Come and
enjoy fine chicken and ham supper. Music
BY the Kings Valley Band.
A delicious looking tomato has been
Dresented to this Office by Mr.. Amos W.
Maeruder, one of our foremost hOrticul-
turists, grown him, weighing three pounds
and of the South American Giant variety
The annual supper fur the benefit of St.
Bartholomew's P. E. Church. Laytonsville,
will be held at the church on Saturday,
September 3rd. Supper served from S to
10 Pm. Adults, 65 cents; children. 40
cents.
Rev. P. Rowland Wagner, OF Norfolk,
Va. former pastor Of the Rockville Baptist
Church for seven years. occupied the pull
nit in the church last Sunday. Members
of the Rockville Volunteer Fire Depart
ment attended the evening services in a
body.
L. Curtis Mortimer. assistant county treas
urer. is chairman of a committee that is
arranging to entertain the county officials.
court house employees and a number Of
other quests at a Jolly get-tOeether" at
Mountain View Park, near Hyattstown. on
September LIST.
Announcement has been made that Rev.
Joseph j. Payne, of Baltimore, known as
the Cowboy Evangelist" will begin
series of evangelistic services in the Bap-
fist Church at Cedar Grove on Sunday
September 4th. He will be assisted by
rhe pastor, Rev. H, H. Nichols.
Don, a handsome police dog belonging
to Mrs. Leonard |. Hays. of GAINESVILLE.
last week carried a 81 bill into the home
between his teeth and handed" it to Mrs.
Hays. Where he got the money is not
known. Those who know Don agree he
could have done nothing reprehensible.
In the presence of small company of
relatives and intimate friends, Miss Mar
jorie Dorsey Thompson, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Archie R. ThompOn, of Woodfield.
and Mr.. Ralph Howard. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Howard, Of Laytonsville, were
married last week by Rev. John E. Stacks.
at the home of the brides parents.
Miss Anita Phillips Smith will be mar
ried on September 18th to Mr.. Edward
Peter, son of the late Judge and Mrs. Ed
ward C. Peter, of Rockville. Miss Smith
is the daughter of the late Capt. and Mrs.
Gilbert Cole Smith. On account of the
death of George Minor Anderson. an uncle
Of Mr.. Peter, the reception will be limited
to out Of town guests and few intimate
friends.
Next Sundays Washington Star.-The
Importance of science in the Mississippi
food problem, as illustrated by the work
of one Government bureau. is to be pre-
sented in next Sundays Washington Star.
Another intensely interesting story in the
series on soldiers of fortune is another
feature. Fiction by popular authors and
articles by popular humorists are mingled
with local descriptive stories.
The Rev. Bertram M. 0sgoOd. pastor OF
the Rockville Baptist Church. returned last
Wednesday evening from a vacation OF
several weeks spent in New York City. He
will occupy his pulpit Sunday, August ~,
at both the II A. M. and P. NJ services.
One of the interesting Sunday evening ad-
dresses which he will deliver in the near
future will have for its topic: New YORK
City as seen from the top of the highest
building in America"
Although 1870 quarts of beer were found
by a SQUAD Of county officers when they
visited a railroader's boarding house at
Buck Lodge, conducted by Michael Triano-
vich, Judge Samuel Riggs. in the police
court here, freed Trianovich. who had been
charged with illegally possessing the beer.
The testimony was that Trianovich and
FIVE Of his boarders were in the habit Of
chipping" in and purchasing the inere-
dents for the accused to make into beer
and that the beverage was for their per-
sonal use.
Mrs. Sarah Corcoran Hamill, 70 years
old, wife of Rev. HenryP. Hamill, secretary
of the Christian education movement OF
the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, died at her home
1925 Irving street, Washington, Sunday
She had been i'll about 10 days. Mrs
Hamill was a member of the Mount Pleas
ant M. E. Church South and had been q
resident of Washington for the past foul
years. Besides her husband she leave;
two brothers, State Senator Eugene Jones
of Kensington. and W. W. Jones, Wash
inetun, and sister, Miss Mary McCubbir
Jones. of Kensineton. Funeral services
were conducted at the residence Tuesda,
afternoon at O'Clock. Rev. Z. V. Reses
ter. PRESIDING elder Of the Baltimore Con
ference Of the M. E. Church South, ant
Rev. R. L. Fultz, pastor Of the Noun
Pleasant M. E. Church South, OBLIGATED
Interment was in Monocacy Cemetery a
Beallsville, this county.
Hundreds Of citizens attended the forma
opening Of the new home Of the Takom
Park Bank on Thursday evening of last weeE
when the officers and directors were host
and personally conducted visitors over the
handsome quarters. located at the cofne
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