Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-05-06
IOtal and 2ersnnaI.

pockvilIe Fire House on May 18th and
18th. Don't miss it.
Thomas j. Owen & Son, of Washington,
,oal estate auctioneers and appraisers,
.Dnounce their removal to 1425 Eye
Street. N. w.
Baptist services will be held in the
Southern Methodist Church at German
town on Sunday morning. May 9th. at II
o'clock. All are invited.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
If the MONTGOMERY County General Hospi-
"a, Inc, will be held at Olney Grange Hall
IN Wednesday. May 18th, at 8 P. M.
Miss Helen Virginia Butler. of Poolesville.
who is visiting Winchester, Berryville and
R,ioes. Va, was Princess Montgomery of
the apple blossom festival at Winchester,
Virginia.
At Boyds Church next Sabbath, May
9Th at 8 P. M, Mothers Day will be OBJ
served with a special sermon by Rev. J..
W Lowden. Be sure and remember your
white or red flower.
The new Lyric Theatre, at Gaithersburg,
will be opened to the public on Friday and
Saturday, May IS and IA. with humorous
nicture of the Civil War days, Buster
Keaton in 1.-The General"
Mrs, Miriam Carlisle. aged So years.
widow of William Carlisle, died Monday
niebt at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
william Mackall, in Gaithersbure. Her
death followed long illness.
Miss Erma S. Whip. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Lloyd Whip, and Mr.. Harry
C. Thomas, both of this vicinity, were mar
ried at Gaithersburs last Saturday even
ind by Rev. j. C. Sinclair, pastor of the
Epworth Methodist Church there.
Following long illness, Mrs. Olivia M.
Crawford, aged 81 years, died last Monday
night at her home in Gaithersbure. The
funeral took place Wednesday morning
from Grace Methodist Church. Gathers
burg, and burial was at Frederick.
A play, MRS. Tubbs Of Shantytown,"
under the auspices of the young people of
Goshen Church. will be given on Friday.
May 9th, at s P. NJ. in Modern Wood
mans Hall, Laytonsvile. Admission
adults. IS cents; children, rs cents.
At Jamestown Church Mothers Day
will be observed next Sabbath, May 9th.
at1l A. M. The pastor. Rev. J. W. Low
den, will preach an appropriate sermon
and the full choir will render special music.
Be sure and remember your white Or red
flower.
Miss Florence Hallowell, daughter of the
late James F. and Margaret E. Hallowell of
the Sandy Spring neiehborhood, died unex-
pectedly in a Washington hospital last
Saturday afternoon. She is survived by
two sisters, Miss Julia Hallowell. of Sandy
Spring. and Mrs. A. H. Bush, of Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Olive McWilliams, wife of Thomas
McWilliams, native and former long time
resident of Rockville. died Of pneumonia
at her home in Darby. Pa. She is survived
by her husband and several children. She
was daughter of the late Hiram Grady
and sister of Mrs. Edward Candy, of
Rockville.
The St. Patrick's Players of Washington
will present the musical show, Washing
toniana." in St. Mary's Hall. Rockville. on
the evening of Tuesday, May oath, at 8:l5
O'Clock. "Washingtoniana" has been Judged
by the dramatic experts as the best of
their productions. The play is in three
acts and forty scenes.
Winchester's Apple Blossom Festival
The Graphic Section of The Washington
Star for Sunday. May 9th. will contain
many beautiful photographs of the apple
blossom festival held at Winchester, Va,
last week. These pictures, superbly printed
will be special feature of next Sunday S
Star. so order your copy from your news.
dealer today.
The report of Judge Samuel Riggs filed
with the county commissioners shows that
the fines, collaterals and costs collected in
the police court here during March aggre
gate $2.069.40. OF this amount, $3.50
represented automobile fines, which 60 tt
the State Motor Vehicle Commissioner
The remainder has been credited to the
county police fund.
William j. Thompson. well known anc
lifelong resident, died at the Montgomery
County General Hospital last Friday. aeeC
So years. appendicitis being given as thu
cause. He was unmarried and leaves two
brothers and two sisters. He was sol
of the late John Thompson. The funera
took place Sunday from the Methods
Church at Oakdale and burial was a
Spencerville.
Following long illness. James Henri!
Vonderhoff. of Rockville and Washington
died on Wednesday of last week in SAM
tarium in Western Maryland, aged Al
years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs
Florence Hickerson Vonderhoff, and tw'
stepsons. Ralph and John Hickerson.
Rockville Mr.. Vonderhoff had long beef
employed in the Southern Railway Office
in Washington.
Following the usual monthly bushes
session of the Poolesville Communit
League in the Poolesville High Schoc
auditorium last Friday evening, which wa
conducted by the president, J. Furr White
pleasing program was given under tn
direction of the Poolesville Woman's Clut
1t included vocal and instrumental must
and readings by club members, two sketche
and vocal and instrumental music an
other features by pupils of the Poolesvill
school,
The closing services of the Cowboy 10