Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-08-12
Intal aud gersnual.

Gov. Richie has appointed Miss Kath-
crime M. Wells. of Gaithersburs, a notary
public for this county.
The annual St. Mary's picnic of Aspen
will be held on Thursday, August 18th.
Chicken dinner and dancing.
Fried chicken supper on August 18th in
the Sunday School room Of the Baptist
Church at Kensineton. Tickets. so cents.
John R. Berg. of Rockville. won the first
prize for the best specimen of gladioli in
the show of the Takoma Park Horticultural
Club last week.
You are invited to attend lawn supper
at the M E. Church South. Rockville. on
Thursday. August 18th, from to 8 p. M
Supper, so cents.
Regular preaching service at the Boyd
Church next Sabbath. August 18th, at 8
P. NJ This is your service and the entire
community should take advantage Of it.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Wesley Grove
ME-. Church will hold its annual picnic
and supper on Saturday. August 18th. at
the hall at Woodfeld. Music by them. W
A. Band.
The Mountain View Sunday School pic
mic will be held in Johnson's grove on
September 10th, beginning at 8 P. M.
Chicken supper. Music by Kings Cornet
Band.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Clagett. Of Ken
sington, have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Mary Rose Claeett.
to Mr.. Harold N. Wolfe, of Capitol View,
the wedding to be in September.
Rev. E. Stockton Myerly. pastor of the
Methodist Church at Colesville. officiated
at the marriage at Colesvile last Saturday
of Mr.. VIM. F. Thompson, of Olney. and
Miss Anna A. Hardisty, of Hyattsville.
The annual picnic of the Clarksburg M.
E. Church will be held on Saturday, August
18th, in E. V. Kings woods, on Frederick
Washington pike. Band music, chicken
supper, ice-cream, cake and sandwiches.
The ladies' of Mcdonald Chapel, Ounce
Orchard, will hold a chicken and meat
supper on the church lawn on Friday.
August 18th. beginning at $50 P. M. Ice
cream and cake will also be served.
Walter Dobbs, 23 years old, marine.
attached to the rifle range at Quantico.
Va, was killed at 8:35 o'clock last Satur-
day night at Glen Echo Park, this county.
when struck by car on the coaster dip.
The monthly meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will be held
at the home of the Misses Dove. Rockville.
on Saturday, August goth, at 2:3O P. M.
All new members are cordially urged to
attend.
Miss Edna Grace Mack. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. William W. Mack, of Brunswick,
Md, and Mr.. Maurice Clinton Brown. OF
Olney, we're married last Saturday after
noon by Rev. Ralph W. Wott, pastor of the
Methodist Church at Burtonsville
The county commissioners have passed
an order directing the treasurer to pay to
each of the two regular deputy sheriffs
$500 year for the operation and upkeep
of his automobile and all other expenses
in connection with his official duties.
A complication of diseases, from which
he had long suffered, caused the death at
his home, near Olney, on Wednesday OF
last week, of Henry Clay Mullican. life
long resident of this county. aged 81 years.
He is survived by his wife. formerly Miss
Sullivan, and three sons.
The fines, collaterals and costs collected
in the police court here in July totaled
$l,195.4 40. so the report of Judge Samuel
Riggs filed with the county commissioners
shows. OF this amount, $2l6 was in auto
mobile cases and goes to the State Motor
Vehicle Commissioner.
Following an illness of about ten days
Marshall II. Adams, retired farmer ana
lifelong resident of the Etchison neighbor-
hood, died last Sunday at the home OF his
nephew, Ray Stanley. near Etchison. aged
81 years. His death was due to cerebral
hemorrhaee He was unmarried.
The play, entitled "All A Mistake" will
be presented in the GAINESVILLE Hall on
Wednesday. August 18th. at 8l5 P. M.
Cast-Mrs Henry Allnutt. Mrs. Ned ALL
mutt; Miss Mary AlInutt. Mrs. Joseph N.
Darby, Mr.. Russell Allnutt, Mr.. Marshall
Hersperger. Mr.. Larrie Darby and Mr.
Riggs Darby.
A complication of diseases caused the
death at his home. in Clarksbure, OF George
Edward Hughes, a lifelong and well-known
resident of this county. He was 70 years
old. Surviving him are his wife. Mary
Louisa Hughes, and three daughters, Mrs.
VIM. E. Beck Jr.. eff Oklamugee, Okla;
Miss Margaret E. Hughes, of Washington.
and Mrs. j. Edward Lewis, of Clarksburg.
Next Sundays Star-Story Of the young
American adventurer who organized for
the Emperor of China the "Ever-Victorious
Army" and broke the famous TAPPING re-
bellion, will b, told in next Sundays
Washington Star, in the series on Soldiers
Of Fortune" which is being published
weekly in that paper. The magazine sec
tion of The Star also will have fiction by
popular authors. articles by Stephen Lea
cock and Milt Gross. and interesting fea-
lures about the National Capital and
vicinity.
At a meeting here Monday afternoon OF
the Montgomery County Bar Association,
a committee consisting of Jos. c. Cissel.
chairman; William H. Talbot and Clifford
H. Robertson, was named to prepare reso-
lutions on the death of George Minor An
derson, auditor of the United States Court
of Claims, and for 35 years member of the
local bar. The committee will report on the
opening day of the November Term OF the
Circuit Court for this county. when eulogies