Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-10-14

lions have been made to seat 200 of the
local club and Knights Of Columbus. Arch
bishop Curley will be the guest of honor
and principal speaker. Mrs. Edward P.
Schwartz. grand regent of the court, will
deliver the address Of welcome and officers
OF the State organization will speak briefly.
John Dove, the 1l-year-old negro boy,
who admitted starting the fire which de-
stroyed barrack on the farm of W. W.
Spillman, near bunting Hill. was before
Judge Robert B. Peter in the juvenile court
here on Monday. After questioning the
boy at considerable length. Judge Peter
reached the conclusion that while in some
respects he is brighter than most boys of
mis- age. there is something wrong with his
mental makeup and ordered that he be
committed to the Cheltenham Industrial
School. to remain there until the authori-
ties conclude it is safe to send him back.
In memory Of Mrs. Elizabeth Twombly
and Mrs. Ella Holland. both of Kensington
who at the time they were killed in a rail-
road accident at Kensineton last February
were grand regent and vice REGENT, re-
spectively, of Court Forest Glen, Catholic
Daughters Of America, a statue of the
Little Flower" or Saint Therese wa pre-
sented to the Church Of the Holy Redeemer,
KensinRton. last Sunday morning. It was
gift Of Forest Glen Court. In connection
with the exercises. the Rev. Charles o.
ROsensteel celebrated mass and special
music was rendered by the choir of St.
Johns Catholic Church. Forest Glen.
Mrs. Calista Bailey Pierce. of Washing
ton. D. c.. died at Roanoke, Va, on Friday
last from the effects Of broken limb sus-
tanned about month ago whilst visiting
married daughter. Mrs. Pierce was the
wife Of Charles Brooke Pierce and the
daughter Of the late Joseph T. and Jane
holland Bailey. Of Bai-Nola Farm, near
Rockville, where she was horn and reared.
Mrs. Pierce was highly esteemed in this
community. where she had many friends
and relatives. She is survived by her hus-
band, four sons and three daughters
Her remains were inferred in the cemetery
adjoining St. Mary Catholic Church. Rock
vile. on Monday morning last.
Members of the Rockville Presbyterian
Church and Sunday School have organ
lied a Christian Endeavor Society with
the following officers President, Miss Lucy
Smith; vice-president. Mrs. A. M. Cross
recording secretary. Frank Marshall; cor
responding secretary. Miss Dorothy Woot-
ton treasurer, Mrs. Munell Cecil coun-
selor, Mrs. Henry X. Pasma. The commit
tee charmen are Spiritual Iife. Mrs. A. M.
Cross; evangelism and missions. Mrs. John
G. Mcdonald; Christian training. Mrs. H.
X. Pasma; stewardship Of possession. Miss
Lucy Smith Christian social service, Mrs
Murrell Cecil. At the same meeting
Junior Christian Endeavor Society was
formed.
John Henry Poole, aged At years. long
time resident of Rockville and vicinity
died on Wednesday night of last week at
his home here. He is survived by his wife,
daughter of the late George F. Crown, OF
this county. and IL children. Mr.. Poole
was a SIN of the late Thomas Poole and
was lifelong resident of this county
For many years he was in the employ of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
and later held position with the Wash
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Mrs. Poole's brother. Frederick Crown, OF
near Laurel. Md. also died Wednesday
night, she receiving word to that effect
soon after her husband had passed away
He is survived by his wife. but leaves no
children.
Four young men of this county have
been chosen as ranking officers of the Re-
serve Officers Corps at the University OF
Maryland. Horace Hampton. Of Chevy
Chase. has been commissioned by the mill
taGy department as battalion comma nder
one of the three highest awards that can
be given in this unit. Horace is one Of the
best known and best liked studeats there.
and holds the Office of senior cheefleader
and is vice president OF the student body
and MANAGER Of the lacrosse team Others
to receive commissions are b: Edward |.
Troth and Charles E. Pugh. lieutenants
both of Chevy Chase. and A. F. Knight, OF
Rockville. who also holds a commission of
lieutenant. All of these positions develop
into regular lieutenancy in the Reserve
Corps of the Army.
The Garden Club of Rockville entertained
the Battery Park Garden Club on Tuesday
October 4th, at the home Of Mrs. Franz
Karn. Miss S. A. Wadsworth and Mrs
Grub were elected delegates to the Ma.
tional Federation of Garden Clubs Mrs
Harry Beard and Miss Kitty Poole are the
alternates. A suggestion was made that
flowers be sent to the Girls Friendly So
ciety for distribution throughout the county
Mrs. L. L. Nicholson sang three charming
selections, accompanied by Miss Helen
Mclaughlin. Miss Mclaughlin also rem
dered several piano pieces. Miss EsteIl'
Goode rendered violin selections Mrs
DtIB gave al heciSot"b 'o'A v" ''"'"e '"
bulbs. A delightful social hour was en-
joyed. The club adjourned to meet at the
home OF the president. Mrs, George Hane
at Alta Vista. on October 18th. Anyone
wishing TO exchange plants remember tC
bring them to the next meeting.
I The Authority On which All Bono
y Brokers Rely. Why Speculate
l. In thirty-two years OF Wall Street sxpe
rience have never personally known AM
man who attained wealth through punt
: speculation. sooner or later some colossa
i loss occurs to wipe out all previous gains.
l. JOHN MOODY