Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-04-22
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Ynfal aud gersnual.
Town and Country.

pupils Of Gaithersburg High School. will
be given in the hall at Laytonsville the
evening Of April 29th, at 8 O'Clock. Ad-
mission, IS cents.
Sheriff Joseph B. Pyles has appointed
Frederick A. Reid and Oscar T. Gather
special deputy sheriffs. and has assigned
them for duty at the Toll Gate and Villa
Flora Inns, respectively.
Miss Daisy Maeruder. of this town. has
been appointed by the county commission
ers an additional member of the visiting
committee to the aims house to represent
the Social Service League.
The body of Capt. Frederick Hopper, Jr.,
of Chevy Chase. who disappeared from his
machine shop at 1908 C street. Washing
ton, on Tuesday. April 5th, was found in
the Potomac River at the dam at Great
Falls, this county. last Tuesday afternoon
not far from the spot where his overcoat
and coat, neatly folded. had been left on
the bank.
Mrs. Nettie Carlisle. widow of Stephen
Carlisle, died suddenly in Washington on
Monday last. She is survived by two sons.
The funeral took place Wednesday after
noon from her late home, near Alta Vista.
and burial was in the cemetery adjoining
Mt. Zion Baptist Church at Beane. Mrs.
Carlisle was daughter of the late John
l. DuFief. Of this county.
Richard X. Poole, aged 80 years. who
conducts a store near Buck Lodge. was
assaulted in his place of business last
Friday. and Leroy Carroll. colored, of the
vicinity Of Clarksburg, is in jail here
charged with the offense. While Mr.. Poole s
back was turned he was struck with an
iron bar. He was not knocked out. The
assailant fed Mr.. Poole notified the
officers.
That Chinese Trouble. Magazine of
The Washington Star for Sunday. April
oath. contains an interesting, illustrated
article on the recent happenings in China,
where the war god makes his appearance.
1t is an article which will give the reader
an intimate view of the principal charac-
tiers in the conflict Order your copy Of
next Sundays Star from your newsdealer
today.
Following a long illness of complica-
tons of diseases. Allen D. Schaeher,
well-known farmer, died last Saturday at
his home, near Germantown, aged SO years.
He is survived by a daughter and four
sons. They are Mrs. James D. King and
Allen D., Jr., George ". and Richard T.
Schaeffer. of this county. and John How
ard Schaeffer, of Hershey, Va. The funeral
took place Sunday and burial was at
Woodsboro, Md. Mr.. Schaeffer was native
of Frederick county.
The seniors of the Poolesville High
School will present play, June Time,
in the school auditorium on April 22nd, at
8 P. M. The cast is as follows Constance
Wilbur, young girl, Mary Allnutt; Flo
retta, French maid. Mildred Grubb; Mr..
and Mrs. Brown. a loving couple. Joe Will
lard and Dorothy Morningstar; Curtis
Brown. an inexperienced doctor. Millard
Cubbitt Elouise Mitchell, trained nurse.
Helen Norris Dr. Rust. specialist, Lester
Beall
Blu. Parmenter, Assistant United States
Attorney General, will be the principal
speaker at the spring rally of the Mont
somery County Federation of Republican
Women, to be held in the Knights OF Co
lumbus Hall at Silver Spring on Monday.
April rs. He will discuss. "Upholdine the
Constitution" Others of prominence also
will speak. The Federation of Republican
Women of Maryland will hold a meeting
in conjunction with the rally and many
from various parts of the State are ex-
pected to attend.
Two very large audiences listened to
soul stirrng messages by Evangelist Cow
boy Joe at the Rockville Baptist Church
last Sunday morning and evening. he
has won the hearts of the people. His
sermons are greatly enjoyed. He has had
many thrilling experiences in life. He
closely holds the attention of his hearers.
The people of Rockville and vicinity can
not afford to miss a single meeting. He
will speak every night this week and next.
except Saturday. The song service be-
gins at 7:45 P. M.
The cooperation of the town officials
and citizens of Rockville in the Chamber of
Commerce Cleanup campaign is heartily
appreciated They have done well. Many
cleaner appearances and brighter improve
ments are already noted. There are still
several back yards which would look a
great deal better, and would be much
more sanitary. if they were cleaned up.
1t is desired that every member Of the
clean-up-brigade continue his efforts en-
Enthusiastically throughout the month of
April. Prizes will be awarded at the close
of the campaign.
Clyde Harris. deputy game warden. has
called attention to the provisions of law
enacted by the recent legislature fixing
the season for taking all species of bass
within the waters of the State above tide
water. The closed season is. according to
Deputy Harris. between April is and June
80, both inclusive. and it is unlawful to
take such fish at any time except by
means Of rod. hook and line. The law also
prohibits the taking Of any bass less than
nine inches in length. any trout less than
six inches or any pike or pickerel less than
Ia inches In length in any Of the waters
oil the State above tidewater.
The April meeting of the Ridgely Brown
Chapter, U. D. c., was held at the home Of
DR.. and Mrs. Charles |. Steifel, North Wood
side, Md, Mrs Steifel and her mother. Mrs.
Ferry, being hostesses, Mrs. Jed Cuttings.
the president in the chair After the read .