Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-02-04
Tutal aud gersnual.


Town and Country.
Miss Jeanette Dodson, Of Falkland, and
Mr.. Truman Seibel. Of Spencerville. were
married in Washington few days ago, so
announcement has been made.
Mrs. Elizabeth F. Lake has presented a
beautiful Parian marble pedestal and urn
for flowers to the Rockville Methodist Sum-
day School as memorial to her grand
daughter, Jeanette Elizabeth de Saules.
There will be regular service at the Boyd
Presbyterian Church on Sunday, February
9Th. at SPIN. Preaching by Rev. J. W.
Iowden, with music by quartette from
the Darnestown Church. You are cordially
welcome.
Mr.. James T. Rabbit. of Takoma Park,
and Miss Hazel E. Pratt. of Woodside, were
married here Saturday by Rev. Bertram M.
Ossood, pastor of the Baptist Church. the
home of the minister being the scene Of
the ceremony.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage in Frederick last Friday of Miss
Mamie Helm, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin F. Helm, of Rockville, and Mr. Jas.
G. Nicewarner, also of Rockville. formerly
of Charles Town. W. Va.
Following a long illness of complication
of diseases, Mrs. Fink, wife OF Milton Fink
of the upper section of the county, died
in the Freder OK City Hospital. aged SIS
wears. She is survived by her husband
five daughters and two sons.
In compliment to Mrs. Thos. S. O'Brien.
formerly Miss Mary Ietta Welsh of Rock
vile, Mrs. Joseph J. Matthews entertained
last week at a miscellaneous shower at her
home on the Rockville pike, near Garrett
Park, about 40 young women attending.
Paralysis on Sunday last caused the
death at the home of relatives in Wash
ineton of Jas. W. Austin, aged 81 years.
for virtually his entire life a resident of
this county. The funeral services took
place Tuesday Afternoon from Mount Zion
Baptist Church at Beane.
The ladies of the GAINESVILLE Community
League will hold an oyster and chicken
supper on Saturday, February 5th, begin
MING at S P. NJ, in the Community Hall,
for the benefit of the hall. Ice cream.
cake, fancy-table, grab-bag, and paddle
wheel. Come and enjoy good supper
and help good cause.
The Wilson property on the Seventh
Street Pike, opposite the Woodside Meth
odist Church, was sold last week to N. A.
Miller, of Laurel, Md. for a consideration
reported to be around 100000. The
property consists of dwelling and %
acres of land. and has been the home Of
VIM. P. Wilson and sisters.
Turner Wilson. aged so years. of Chilum,
Md. died in Washington on Monday last.
He had been i'll about a week. Mr.. Wilson
was born near Rockville. The funeral ser
vices took place Thursday morning. with
mass at St. Johns Catholic Church, Forest
Glen, at 10 O'Clock. Rev. C. O. Rosensteel
officiated. Burial was in the church ceme-
terry at Forest Glen.
Members of the Gaithersburg Council Of
Knights of Columbus and friends were en-
tertained by Court Archbishop Curley,
Catholic Daughters of America of Gath
ersburg at a card party and dance in St.
Martins auditorium, Gaithersburg, Thurs
day evening of last week. Mrs Edward
P. Schwartz and Miss Lillian Gloyd headed
the committee in charge.
For the benefit of the Kensington Bap-
tist Church a splendid program has been
arranged by The Mount Pleasant Players
of Washington, under the direction of Mrs.
Jeanette Griffith, for Friday, February
4th, in the town hall. .Kensington, at P.
NJ. The comedy. entitled Art for Hearts
Sake" will be given in three acts. Musical
numbers. Admission. so cents.
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Holmes for many years has been the
greatest detective of the fiction world.
His marvellous feats have thrilled the civil
lized world. His second adventure Of
new series of complete stories by A.
Conan Doyle appears in the Magazine Of
The Washington Star for Sunday, February
9th. Order your copy from your news
dealer today.
The presidents, vice-presidents, secreta-
ries and treasurers of the IS home demon
stration clubs of this county met here on
Friday afternoon last and planned actvi-
ties for the current year. The meeting
was under the direction of Miss Blanche A.
Corwin, home demonstration agent for the
county who addressed the gathering, as
did Miss McPheeter, nutrition expert OF
the University of Maryland.
Gamboge's Sweet Augusta 659360, a
Jersey COW in the herd of Golden Glow
jersey Farm. Kensineton, Md, has COM
pleted an official production test and has
qualified for certificate in the Register
Of Merit of the American Jersey Cattle
Club. Augusta produced 4ll.77 pounds Of
butterfat and 1915 pounds OF milk in sos
days. Her milk averaged ATS per cent
butterfat and carried calf for 236 days.
An engine house to cost about S35. 1000
is in prospect for the Volunteer Fire De-
partment at Takoma Park. this county.
The movement was furthered at a ban
quet at Takoma Park last week. when
leading citizens pledged to cooperate in
every way toward a realization of the
plans mapped out by the Takoma Park
volunteer firemens building drive COM
mittee, Of which DR.. J. Walter Dudley is
chairman.
Emory NJ Coblenz. of Frederick. was the
principal speaker at the January meeting
Of the Poolesvie Community League held
In the high school auditorium at Pooles-