Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-05
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Md. June (SpeciaD.
AT a largely attended meeting in the
Blair Public School OF property own
erS of Avenel, Seeks Corner, Clifton
Park. Four Corners and Indian Spring
Park, the Indian Spring Park Citizens
Association was organized with 80
charter members and the following Of
ficers: President, c. E. Florence: vice
president, Edward Crane; secretary,
n. r. Robinson treasurer, r. E. Buck
ley.
These committees were named:
Membership and location, A. ]. Wade,
Charles T. Robinson, William Bell,
Charles A. Harvey and John Yea
| bower; bylaws. r. E. Buckley, Merritt
r. Robinson, r. S. Moore: public Inn
provements, ]. D. Rogers, Edward
Crane and J. E. Lindsay; publicity,
Charles T. Robinson and Edward
Crane. The charter members are
Charles Z. Florence, NJ. r. Robinson,
John T. Schaefer. Charles F. Meyers,
Herman H. Roemer, Everitt Seek, A.
H. Hardisty, j. D. Printz, Edward
Crane, r. l.. Moore, A. j. Wade, n. r.
Robinson, Charles A Harvey, John c.
Yeabower, George M. Dixon, Henry j.
| Stanowsky, c. r. Milstead, Roy P.
Teele. Mrs. Roy p. Teele, ]. E. Lind
sey, z. Mangum, John B. Clark, Rich
ard Seek, William Beall, r. E. Buckley.
Joseph F. Hubbard, ]. D. Rogers, Rev.
S. NJ. Work, Charles T. Robinson.
Mrs. Marjorie Skinner of this county
has filed suit in the Circuit Court here
! for an absolute divorce from George
Skinner, said to be making his home
| in Washington, and asks the court to
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| OF Hurley. She Is represented by At
torneys Clarence Roberts and Robert
Hardison. The bill, which charges
desertion, sets forth that the couple
were married in Washington on Feb
ruary 4, 1920, and lived together in
| this county until February /, 1921.
In compliance with an order passed
| by the Circuit Court for the county,
| the clerk of the court here today is
sued writ Of mandamus commanding
| the Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission to 'vacate, cancel and re.
cind" additional front-foot benefit
| charges Of $3.50 for water. and $1.56
for sewer, levied by the commission as
of July i, 1925, against property be-
longing to Jack G. Scrivener in the
town Of Kensington, and permanently
enJo1ning the commission from again
levying such frontfoot benefit charges
Scrivener refused to pay the assess
ment on the ground that the commits
sion exhausted its powers when it
levied the original front.foot benefit
charge. since there had been no new
construction abutting on the Scrivener
property.
Asks Limited Divorce.
Charging non-support, excessive in
dulgence in alcoholics, cruelty and
technical desertion, Mrs. Annie G.
Norris Of Silver Spring, has instituted
proceedings in the Circuit Court here
for Horace D. Waters of Germantown
Marshall Norris, also Of Silver Spring.
She is represented by Attorney John
E. Oxley Of Rockville. The couple
were married June 16, 1902, and lived
together until May %, Of the present
year, when the plaintiff was forced by
the conduct of the defendant to leave
his home. The couple have eight
children, ranging in age from IA
months to % years.
4 Licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the Circuit Court here for
the marriage of Walter r. Bean, 81,
of Richmond, Va, and Miss Rose E.
Evans, 27, of Fredericksburg, Va;
Elliott E. Griffith, 81. and Miss Corinne
Winston, %, both Of Montgomery
County; Barrett P. Klibauoff. 26, Of
Washington, and Miss Betty Levy, %,
Of Bayonne, N. j.. and George w.
Riggs, "a, of Oaldale, Md, and Miss
Ida LaRue Johnson, II, of Colesville,
Md.
Announcement has been made that
} the adult Bible class of Grace Metho-
dist Church, Gaithersburg, will give
supper in the church hall the eve-
| nj of
president of the class, heads the COM
mittee of arrangements.
II. Latane Lewis, Washington and
Montgomery County realtor, has sold
for Horace D. Waters Of Germantown
approximately % acres on the Lough-
borough road, in the District Of Column
bia, near the Montgomery County
line, the consideration being around
$4,000. The purchasers were w. c.
& A. n. Miller of Washington, who
will erect some handsome homes on
the property.
Rev. s. ]. Goode Of the Christian
Church, officiated at the marriage here
last evening of William Gordon
Hurdle of Ballston, Va, and Miss
Nealie Larenia Taylor Of Washington.
John Cavanaugh, Cumberland youth,
who was arrested here yesterday AFTER
noon by Chief of Police ALIVE A. Mox'
ley on a charge of driving an automo-
bile while under the influence OF
liquor, just after he had served as best
man at the wedding Of Cumberland
friends. whom he had driven to Rock:
Vile for the ceremony, was leniently
dealt with by Judge Samuel Riggs in
the Police Court here this morning.
He admitted taking couple Of drinks.
After lecturing the defendant and ex-
. acting from him a promise of proper
behavior. Judge Riggs sent him home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Bogley of
the vicinity of Jamestown have an
nounced that the marriage Of their
daughter, Dorothea Estelle Bogley, to
a Mr.. Thomas Underwood Green Of Flor
: ida will take place in the Presbyterian
! Church at Jamestown the evening of
! Wednesday, June %.
5 Society of Friends Meeting.
The quarterly meeting Of the So.
I ciety of Friends will be held in the
Friends Meeting House, Sandy
Spring, with an afternoon session Sat
urday and morning and afternoon ses-
siOns Sunday. Wilbur K. Thomas, ex-
: ecutive secretary of the American
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