Montgomery County sentinel., 1927-03-11
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Baptist services will be held in the
Southern Methodist Church at German
town on Sunday morning, March 18th, at
II o'clock. All are invited.
A chicken dinner will be served on March
17th in Masonic Hall, Kensinston. from
$40 to 8 P. M. Come out and enjoy the
dinner. music, etc.
The Montgomery County Bar Association
has elected John E. 0xley. one Of the
vounaer members. secretary In place Of
States Attorney Robert Peter, Jr.. resigned.
Miss Babette Everett. of Bethesda. and
Mr. William r. Griffith. Of Gaithersbure,
we're married in Rockville last Saturday by
Rev. Millard F. Minnick. rector Of Christ
Episcopal Church.
The semi-annual convention OF the
MARYLAND Division, United Daughters Of
the Confederacy. will be held in Hasers-
town, Md, on March 23rd.
Willis R. Stevens. a longtime resident
of the Hunting Hill neighborhood, died
last week at the home of his son at Hunt
ind Hill. aged 10 years. His death was
dne to a complication of diseases and fol-
lowed long illness.
CONGRESSMAN J. Charles Linthicum will
he pleased to forward copy Of the latest
Agricultural Yearbook Q925 edition) to
anyone who will write to him, House of
representatives, Washington. d. As he
renresents a city district, he has few calls
for this book
Miss Dorothy Mildred Small. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles U. Small, OF Choppers.
and Mr.. William Paul Bosley. son OF Mr..
Mrs. Henry W. Boeley. of Jamestown. were
married at Gaithersbure last week by Rev.
William Stevens, pastor of Grace Methodist
Church at that place.
David Doy, colored. of Norbeck. died at
the Montgomery County General Hospital
on Monday as a result of being shot near
Norbeck last Sunday afternoon, and David
Brown, colored, also of Norbeck neiehbor-
hood, is in jail here pending an investisa-
tion by the authorities.
St. Patrick's Day will be celebrated by
St, Mary's Branch of National Council OF
of Catholic Men in St, Mary's Hall here
the evening of March l7th. Rev. lenatius
Smith. of the Catholic University, will
speak, and members Of St. Mary's Dra-
matte Club will present two short plays.
Following a long illness of a complica-
ton of diseases, Miss Fannie c. Etchison
died on Wednesday of last week at the
home of her nephew. Julian B. Waters.
near Germantown. aged IT years. She
was a daughter Of the late Perrie G. Etchi-
son, the last Of her immediate family and
a lifelong resident of this county.
Uncle Sam Is Guardian.-Uncle Sam is
the guardian of thousands Of Red Men
rich and poor Red Men-and the way he
watches over his charges is Interestingly
told in an illustrated article In the Maga-
zine of The Washington Star for Sunday.
March 18th. Order your copy of next
Sundays Washington Star form your
newsdealer today.
A joint meeting of the Burtonsvile.
Colesville, Fairland and White Oak Com
munity Leagues was held in the audito-
rum Of the high school at Fairland last
Friday evening. 1t was conducted by Mrs.
Marlowe, president of the Fairland league.
Prof. Edwin W. Broome. county superin-
tendent of public schools, spoke on school
standards and accomplishments Mrs. Tru-
man r. Cissel and Mrs. o. W. Roby spoke.
By the score of "A to 20 the girls basket
ball team of the Poolesville High School
won from the girls quint Of the Sandy
Sprina High School, at Poolesville, Friday.
The two teams are tied for the girls high
school championship of the county. The
Poolesville High School boys team also
won from the boys quint of the Sandy
Spring school, giving the county cham
pio nship to the Takoma Park Silver Spring
team.
The store of Elwood E. Barr, at Carks-
burg, was broken into recently and robbed
of goods valued at about 5000. A few
days ago the authorities here received word
that three Haeerstown youths-Geo. Wiles,
Scott Wiles and Lloyd Beard-were under
arrest at Columbia. S c.. and that two Of
them had admitted robbine the store
Deputy Sheriffs Roy Bodmer, Lawrence
Clagett and Earl Burdne were sent to Co
lumbia and last Friday night reached
Rockville with the prisoners. A large part
Of the plunder was recovered.
of the Montgomery County Farm Bureau
here the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co.
and the University of Maryland Extension
Service are planning TO equip a Better
Beef Special Train" and have il visit
various county seats of the State early in
April. The Farm Bureau of the county
has been asked to cooperate and for that
purpose has named committee consist
ing of o. W. Anderson, county agent; Law
renee A. Darby. John W. Henderson. Cal
vim Bready. Mrs. George P. Allnutt. David
F. GLAND and c. o. Nicols.
On Sunday. March 9Th. the home OF
Mrs. Florence V. Trevey. at Travilah, was
the scene Of a most happy gathering. the
occasion being a surprise birthday party
in celebration of her seventy-ninth birth
day. given by her nine children, who had
prepared sumptuous dinner. which they
served upon arrival. besides the beautiful
birthday cake and numerous gifts. There
were several guests besides her children
present Mr.. Charles C. Trevey Of Wash
ington. D. C.. Mrs. Leila Bean. Mrs Martin
Helm. Mr.. Byron Trevey, Mrs. William S
English. Mrs. Fountain Peters, Mr.. Alvin
Everett and Miss Temperance Trevey.