Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-01-20
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Town and Country.

per in the church hall on wednesday
February LIST. 1928.
Mrs. Edna P. Williams and Mrs. Virgins
Williams, of Chevy Chase, Md. sailed from
Baltimore on Tuesday last on the S. S. Dor
chester, Of the Merchants and Miners Line
enroute to Jacksonville and Miami. Fla.
An executive meeting of the Montsom
cry County Council:of Home Demonstration
Clubs will be held at the home of Mis-
Blanche Corwin, in Rockville. on Monda!
morning, January 23rd. at 1880 O'Clock
A great deal of important business is Il
be transacted.
Judge Robert B. Peter, in the circui
court here, has signed decree granting t.
Mrs. Elsie Mae Ballou, of Silver Spring. al
absolute divorce from Carlton F. Ballou
who is said to be living in New York. ant
awarding her the custody Of the couple
only child, Carlton F. Ballou. Jr.
Charles L. Kehne, for time chief en-
eineer at National Park Seminary. Forest
Glen, died suddenly of heart disease las
Saturday night, aged 81 years. Excite
ment occasioned by a blaze in garage
on the seminary grounds is thought tt
have brought on the attack.
Following an illness of only few hours
Ernest C. Allnutt, son of Mrs. Anna CHS
well Allnutt and the late Edward Allnutt,
of this county, died in Baltimore on Friday
night last, aged about 40 years. He is
survived by his wife. Lucille Allnutt, a
daughter of James P. Colt. of Rockville.
and his mother and four brothers.
Mrs. Regina Phillips, former resident
of Rockville, died last week in Wash
ineton hospital. aged SO years, her death
being due a complication of diseases. The
funeral took place from Humphreys chapel
here and burial was in St. Mary 8 Cemetery.
Mrs Phillips was the widow Of Louis Phillips
and the mother of Frank Phillips, of this
county.
Miss Ida V. Claeett, aged IS years. a
lifelong resident of Jamestown district,
died last Monday at the home of her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke
Vincent She was daughter Of the late
Nathaniel Clagett and sister Of Mrs. Ell
bert Perry of Washington, Mrs. James
Windsor of Jamestown, Frederick Claeett
of Baltimore and Mrs. Vincent.
Elaborate preparations are being made
for the dedication next Sunday afternoon
of the pretentious flag pole recently pre-
scented to the Glenmont School by Arthur
L. Smith. whose wife is a trustee OF the
institution, in memory of Paul Hull. of the
Glenmont neighborhood. who lost his life
in action in France. and other young men
of that section Of the county who served.
Mrs. Ellen Jarboe, widow of Raphael
Jarboe, and until few years ago life
long resident of this county, did at the
home of her niece, Mrs. A. c. Heeter, in
Washington. aged SO years. The funeral
took place Monday afternoon from the
Methodist Church at Potomac and burial
was in the church cemetery. Mrs. Jarboe
was before her marriage Miss Creamer
of Potomac neiehborhood.
The supervisors of elections have ap
pointed Mrs. Cuyler Duvall. Miss Elizabeth
Jones. John Jones and John Kingdom to
prepare new registration books made neces-
sary by the creation of new election pre-
cincts and Gro Hded condition of the books
for a number of the old precincts. The
work was started Monday and will be COM
pleted in time for the presidential and
congressional primaries in the spring.
Under the leadership of H. Maurice Tai
bott, dean of the Rockville bar, twelve OF
the leading auction pitch players of Rock
vile went to Poolesville last Friday and
engaged like number Of picked players
from Poolesvie and vicinity. who were
captained by DR.. B. W. Wall ng, veteran
Poolesvile physician. in a three-hour con-
test. The teams proved themselves evenly
matched, the count giving Poolesville the
edge. Al games to 40.
Services at the Rockville Baptist Church
next Sunday, January 22nd, will be held
at II A. M. and 7:30 P. M. In the morn
ing the pastor, Rev. B. M. Oseood. will
preach on the subject: "Deliverance from
Evil" which will be the closing sermon in
the series on the Lords Prayer. At the
evening gospel service the pastors sermon
topic will be Prepare Ye the Way of thu
Lord" The Sunday School will meet al
10 A. M. and the Young Peoples Meeting
to be led by Miss Elizabeth Robertson viii
be held at 6:45 P. M.
Marcellus Eugene Wade. aged SO years
for many years engaged in the mercantil
business at Buck Lodge, died last Sunda
night in Emergency Hospital, Washington
OF pneumonia, after an illness of tw
weeks, following fall in which he frac
tured his hip. He formerly was postmas
Ter aud prominent in Democratic polite:
Besides his widow he is survived by
daughter, Miss Gail Wade, and four SON
The funeral services took place Wedne.
day morning from St. Mary's Cathol
Church. GAINESVILLE. lnterment was
Monocacy Cemetery, BeallsviIle.
The stockholders of the PoolesvilIe M
tional Bank heve elected directors for tn
year as follows: Howard ~ Spurrier. d.
valid J. Willard, ]. Fur White, William I
Griffith, Byron W. Walline, Harvey J. Whit
George D. Willard. John A. Jones. Williar
T. Hoskinson, Arthur P. FetchalI. Levi
Alnutt. Edward Darby and Clasett C. Hi
ton. The directors have reelected thes
officers President. Howard W. Spurrie.
nrst vice-president. VIM. T. Griffith secon
vice president, Byron w. Wsllins cashie
George D. Willard; assistant cashier. Ed
ward L. Chiswell teller. Benjamin Whit
At the annual meeting here last Satu