Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-05-27
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Town and Country.

Jamestown next Sabbath. May 18th. con-
dncted by Rev. J. W. Lowden.
Cbildren's Day services will be held in
Emory Church, Oakdale, on Sunday, May
oetb, at II A. M. A welcome to all.
A supper and sale for the benefit Of St.
POSES Churchyard Association will he held
On Thursday afternoon and evening, June
ond at the residence of Mr.. A. H. Baker.
The Woodrow Wilson Film Memorial.
,,bicb was to have been shown in the
Town Hall, Rockville, on Saturday. May
28tb. has been indefinitely postponed by
the committee.
A strawberry and ice-cream festival for
the benefit Of Potomac Chapel will be held
on the lawn of No ID Mrs. Perrie Waters,
Of Potomac, on Saturday evening. June
4th. Everybody welcome.
A. Dawson Trundle, a Poolesville district
farmer has filed petition in bankruptcy
in the United States District Court at Bal
timore. His assets are placed at $l.700
and his liabilities at about $4,000.
The ladies of the Baptist Church at Cedar
Grove will hold the annual ice-cream and
strawberry festival on Monday. May 30th,
nm the church lawn. Chicken and ham
will also be served. Come and enjoy a
good time.
On charges of stealing 1859 chickens from
six residents of Colesville district, Louis
Barrett and Donald Snyder. Of the vicinity
of Hyattsyille, waived a preliminary hearing
when arraisned before Judge Samuel Riggs
in the police court here.
Mrs. Mary Harris Armor, IL. D.. of Geor-
Ola the woman orator of America. will
Iecture in the Rockville Baptist Church,
under the auspices of the County Woman's
Christian Temperance Union. on Sunday
Nav 29th, at 8 P. M. This address will
he worth going many miles to hear.
Announcement has been made that the
MARRIAGE of Miss Ruth Susanna Goode,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. S. j. Goode, OF
Rockville, and Mr.. j. Donald John. OF
Washington, will take place at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon in the Christian
Church, the pastor. father of the BRIDE
elect, to officiate.
The News In Pictures. The Washington
Stars Rotogravure Section keeps abreast
of news events while they are still news.
The big, superbly printed section next
Sunday will contain photographs of all the
stirring events of the past few days-the
news graphically told in pictures order
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The funeralof Mrs. Martha Thomas Far
auhar, widow of Granville Farquhar' who
died at her home, at Sandy Spring, last
Saturday morning following an illness of
several weeks, took place Sunday after
noon from the Meeting House of the So
ciety of Friends at Sandy Spring, many
persons from the county, Baltimore, Wash
ineton and other places attending. Burial
was in the Friends Cemetery at Sandy
Spring.
At a preliminary hearing before Judge
Samuel Riggs, in the police court here,
Horace E. Davis. of Woodside. and Elmer
Rife, of Takoma Park, were held for the
action of the November grand jury on
charges of assaulting and robbing Edward
Williams, employe of the Peerless Motor
Co., of Washington near White Oak, this
county, about three weeks ago. Davis
bond was fixed at 1900 and that of Rife
at $1,000.
In honor of Brownell Riggs. captain Paul
Clark, first lieutenant, and Russell De Muth,
second lieutenant, retiring officers of the
Service Company. LIST Infantry, Maryland
National Guard of Silver Spring, ban
quet was given by the non-commissioned
officers of the company at Silver Spring on
Wednesday evening of last week, twenty
guests attending Ward W. Caddineton
was POSTMASTER and talks were given by
Capt. Riggs, Lieuts Clark and De Muth and
Louis v. Kreh and Sergt. Paul Curran.
v. D.
county, has been appointed headmaster of
St. Paul's School for Boys. Baltimore, it
has been announced by Rev. DR.. Arthur b.
Kinsolving, rector of Old St. Pauls Church,
with which the school is affiliated. He
will begin his new duties in September.
Rev. Mr.. Hutton for the past two years
has been master at the Virginia Episcopal
School. Prior to that he served two-year
term as chaplain and undermaster at the
Goldman Country School. He is graduate
of the General Theological Seminary. NY,
and took a post graduate course at Column
bia University.
The Montgomery County Branch OF the
Confederated Memorial Association of the
South held its first meeting last week at
the club house, Rockville. since organiza-
ton on March 23rd. 1927, and elected
officers as follows President. Mrs. Thos.
L. Dawson; first vice president. Mrs. Ern-
est Scott; second e-president, Mrs. J.
Somervell Dawson; treasurer, Mrs. +. Bar
nard Welsh recording secretary. Mrs. +.
Hazel Cashell; press committee. Mrs.
David H. Warfield. The Montgomery
County Branch of the Confederated Memo
rial Association of the South is the first
organized in the State of Maryland.
Capt. Richard C. D. Hunt, of the United
States Reserve Corps, has announced that
twenty-four Montgomery county boys will
attend the Citizens Military Training
Camps, which open July 7th. They in
clude Harold B. Greenfield. Harold L. Jen'
kins, Dewitt H. Fieser, Bowen S. Crandall
Russell B. Edwards, Robert C. Horne, Ford
E. Young, Carl E, Kelly, Joseph R. Bastan
John Clephane, William F. Lines, PhiliE
D. Lines. James B. Mauehin, James L
Plumbley. Francis J. Porter, Talman F