Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-04-13
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Town and Country.
On Saturday last barrack on the farm
Of Mrs. Joseph Bradley. near Rockville. wal
destroyed by fire. The loss is placed al
$500, partly covered by insurance.
Robert D. Haener. of Bethesda. Tuesday
was appointed to the position of county
auditor by the county commissioners. The
apnointment will be effective May LIST.
Mrs. ]. Frank Wilson. of Kensineton. hal
purchased Of the heirs the residence o.
the late Judge James B. Henderson in this
town. The consideration has not beer
made known.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill D. Knight. of thiI
community. have announced the marriage
Of their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Over
Koieht. to DR.. Jacob S. Kasanin. Of Boston
The ceremony was performed in Boston
last week.
The REGULAR meeting of the Women
Christian Temperance Union will be hell
a, the home of Mrs. John J. Higgins Tues
dav April 18th, at ESQ P. M. The mem
hers and friends are cordially urged t
be present.
The Rev. u. S. A. Heavener. for six year
pastor of St. Paul's Methodist Church. Ken
siuston, has moved to Hyattsville. wher'
he has been assigned. The new pastor
Rev. Henry Mckay, has moved into tn
parsonage at Kensinston.
The Women's Democratic Club Of Mont
eomery County will hold card party OF
Thursday, April 18th. at the home of Mrs
Edwin Merritt. North Chevy Chase. Tickets
are in charge of Miss Naomi Bosley. Rock
vile, chairman program committee.
At the April meeting Of the Damascus
Parent Teacher Association. conducted by
Prof. E. Douglas, principal of the Damas-
Gus High School. the need of playground
was discussed and steps we're taken toward
the beautifyine Of the school grounds.
At the last meeting of the Dickerson
Round Table Club Mrs Wilson Poole and
Miss Evelyn White were named delegates
and Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs. Fisk alter
mates to represent the club at the annual
meeting of the Montgomery County Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs. soon to be held.
Next Sundays Washington Star.-A
famous arman will tell of unique expert
ence on important flights in next Sundays
Washington Star Other stories Of adven-
ture, new angle on WashingtOn's big
building program, fiction by successful
writer's, and humorous articles will be in
Guided in the Sunday issue.
The regular monthly meeting of the
GAINESVILLE Community League was held
in the Community Hall at Barnesville on
April 3rd, the president, M. W. Phillips. in
the chair. Several matters Of Importance
came before the league and after the dis
position of the business program an enter
tainment program was rendered.
Miss Rose Vers died last Friday night
at the home of her nephew, former Sheriff
William L. Aud, near POolesville, aged 81
years. The funeral took place Sunday
afternoon from the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Aud and burial in Monocacy Cemetery at
Beallsville. Miss Veirs was born and lived
all her life on the farm where she died.
The body of John Weber. aged Sc years.
well known in Etchison and Damascus
neighbOrhOOds. where he had lived all of
his life, was found near path, in Sc
cluded spot, near Etchison on Monday.
He was bachelor and lived alone. Chief
Of Police Monkey made an Investigation
and decided an inquest unnecessary. He
had been dead about a week.
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Jones, of DECKER
son, have issued invitations to the marriage
Of their daughter. Miss Bette Williams
Jones. and Mr.. Claude H. Newman. Of
Washington. which will take place in St.
Peters Episcopal Church, PoOlesville. at
at 7:3O O'Clock Saturday evening. Invita-
tons have also been issued for reception
to follow at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones.
Pneumonia resulted in the death at her
home, near Germantown. last Saturday
morning of Mrs. Lydia B. Henderson, widow
Of Joseph Henderson. Surviving her are
two sons-John W. Henderson. OF Neels-
vile. and Robert N. Henderson, of Orange.
N J. The funeral took place Monday
morning from her late home and burial
was at Neelsvile Mrs. Henderson. form
erly Miss Wagner, was a native of New
vile. Pa.
Contributions to the Social Service
League-Mrs. Smith Hoyle So. Rockville
Methodist Missionary Society 81. Woman s
Club of Chevy Chase $25. Grace Church
Sunday School Of Silver Spring $3.50.
Rockville Kings Daughters $6.72. Mary
A. Chrismond soc, DR.. Barber $40, Katha-
rine A. Gillinehame SIS. Mary Bradford
Stone SIG, Community Club of Chevy
Chase So. Margaret C. Bancroft $25, Mrs.
Probert 81, Women's Club of Kensington
$3.50.
Two were injured Sunday when truck
owned and operated by John S. Parker. Of
Bethesda. going west on Wilson Lane. col
ided with sedan going south on Bradley
Hills boulevard, driven by Don McGrayne,
OF Champion. N j. Mrs. Mary E. Parker.
Of Bethesda. and Ruth Gallup. Of Wash
'nston. were treated by DR.. Benjamin C.
Perry and DR.. W. o. Huff. Of Bethesda, for
severe cuts. Both autos were damaged.
Parker and McGrayne. the drivers. we're
arrested on charges of reckless driving.
The students of the Poolesville High
school will present an operetta entitled
Hearts and Blossoms" on Friday. April
<o' at P. M, in the High School Audi
torlum. The cast includes Doris Bodmer,
HELEN Hildebrand, Hazel Bailey. Marion
nlythe, David Trundle Marshall Hersner