Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-04-08
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The county tax sales will take place in
front Of the court house, in Rockville. on
Monday. April 18th. beginning at 10 O'Clock.
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Baptist services will be held in the
Southern Methodist Church at German
town on Sunday. April 10th, at II A. M.
All are invited.
Food Sale.-The ladies of the Methodist
Church will have food sal. at Mr.. Bur-
dettes store, Rockville. Saturday morning,
April 18th, at $50 O'Clock.
The farm Of Jas. M. Ford. on the Rock
ville-Wheaton road. near Garrett Park. has
been sold to Col. Peter NJ. Anderson, of
Washington. for $50, 500. 1t contains 3SS
acres.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Kingsley. Of
Gaithersburg, celebrated the twenty-fifth
anniversary of their marriage by enter
tanning large number of friends at their
home last Saturday evening.
Mr.. Arthur E. Waugh. of Kensineton.
and Miss Myrtle Mae Smith. of Bethesda,
were married at Kensington last week by
Rev u. S. A. Heavener. pastor of the
Methodist Church at that place.
Facing the Music" was the title Of a
comedy that was successfully presented
by students of the Sandy Spring High
School in the school auditorium. In the
cast were Elizabeth Brown. Evelyn Case.
Elear Jones. Charles Alderton. Kenneth
Russell. Hubert Robinson. John Savage,
Joseph Staler and John Wilson.
On Saturday. April 9th. at 2 O'Clock, P.
NJ. sale Of cakes, pies. jellies. preserves
and chickens will be held in Buck furniture
store. on Montgomery Avenue. for the bene-
fit of St. Mary's Catholic Church, this town.
Mrs. Thomas E. Bailey. Mrs. Roger. Mrs.
Bradley Carr and Mrs. Matthews are the
committee in charge of the sale.
The Damascus Electric Light and Power
Company has elected DR.. George M. Boyer,
J. Leslie Woodfeld. Bradley M. Wood6eld,
Arthur T. Murray and VIM. H. Burdette
directors, and the directors organized by
electine William H. Burdette president,
Arthur T. Murray vice-president. and ].
Leslie Woodfield secretary and treasurer.
At the annual meeting of the Montgom-
cry County Farm Bureau Supply Company.
held in the farm bureau Office here and
conducted by the president. Josiah W.
Jones. Chester Clagett and Josiah W. Jones
were reelected directors for two years.
The holdover directors are G. Rust Candy,
Walter M. Maeruder and Lawrence A.
Darby.
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John G. TTundle, native and formerly
longtime resident of this county, died on
Wednesday Of last week in Washington,
where he had made his home for a num-
Der Of years. aged nearly 80 years, as a
result of a stroke paralysis. He had been
an invalid for a number Of years and his
death was not unexpected H. was
widower and leaves no children.
Capt Samuel Riggs. of this town, veteran
of the Spanish War. who is in
charge of the arrangements. has announced
that the bronze tablet erected in the cir
cult court room here in memory of Col.
Gustavus W. Dorsey. who was in command
of the LIST Maryland Cavalry, Confederate
Army. will be unveiled on Saturday. April
9th. at 2 P. M. Mr.. Matthew Page An
drews. of Baltimore, will deliver the ad-
dress.
The people of Rockville will have fine
opportunity to secure a whole lot of in
formation. first hand or nearly so, on
present conditions in China, next Wednes-
day, April 18th. at and 8 P. NJ. when
Rev. Robert L. Bausum. missionary frum
China, will speak at the Rockville Baptist
Church. He is an interesting speaker. and
writes that he brings a whole car load of
curios with him. These meetings will be
free to all who may wish to attend.
The Montgomery County Federation of
Women's Clubs is interesting itself in the
observance Of American Forest Week by
the clubwomen Of this county. and a
wholesale planting Of trees throughout the
county during the week of April 24-30 is
expected to result. Mrs. Benjamin T, Ell
more, chairman of the conservation COM
mittee of the federation. has urged each
clubwoman in the county to plant at least
one tree during the week referred to. and a
large majority of them are expected to
do so.
With Miss Helen Ramey hostess, largely
attended meeting of the Young Womans
Auxiliary of the Rockville Baptist Church
was held in the assembly hall at the
church last Friday evening. Following the
election OF officers, a mission study class
was conducted, Miss Lena Ricketts, presid-
ing after which refreshments were served.
Inc new officers are: President. Miss Eliza
beth Robertson; vice president. Miss Al
verda Kingdom; secretary. Miss Julia Moul-
den Miss Lyndell Baker was re-ele ted
treasurer.
Senator David Walsh. of Massac husetts !;
frank G. Hogan, Washington attorney /;
representative Frederick N. Zihlman. State
Deputy Gales and Maj E. Brooke Lee will
oe the principal speakers at the dedication
Vi the knights Of Columbus hall, recently
erected at Silver Spring by Forest Glen
council. The ceremonies will be held Sun
uay afternoon next. The committee in
cnafse Of the exercises consist Of the Rev.
ohatles D. Rosensteel, chairman: Robert