Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-11-30
THE SEN TIN 81.
EOtA. ana PERSONAL.
Town and Country.

Town and Country
Contributions to the Montgomery County
Social Service League during October
,o,aled $596. So. according to the treasurer
Mrs. Milton H. Bancroft
The usual Christmas tree party for the
children of the county will be held at ST.
Mor,in's Hall, Gaithersburs, on Sunday
svsnins, December 2Srd, 1928.
The ladies of the Hunting Hill Church
,.;u hold a meat and oyster supper at
unD,ine Hill hall on Friday. December 7th,
hecinnine at 4 O'Clock. P. M. Proceeds for
the benefit of the church.
The Rockville soccer team now boasts
If ,s seventh game won in succession IN
washington on Sunday last, playing against
tho Army Medical Center, at Walter Reed.
The score stood 3 to l.
M and Mrs. James W. Brown. of near
R,iebton. have announced the engage
ment NJ their daughter Miss Alice Virginia,
TO Capt. Charles Wynne, Of Washington.
The marriage will take place within the
very near future.
Misses Kathleen Aud and Susan Aud OF
this town, attended the Phi Beta Phi
sorority bridge party last Friday evening
at Columbia Country Club, Chevy Chase.
They also were weekend guests of Miss
Rboda Watkins, of Washington.
Wteckage of the Sea.-One of the greatest
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Excitement was caused shortly before
10 O'Clock last Friday night when an old
stable just off Montgomery Avenue in the
heart of Rockville burst into flames and
the firemen were called out. The fire was
extinguished at a loss of about $50. The
stable belonged to W. E. Welt.
At meeting of the Glenmont Parent
Teacher Association, DR.. R. D. Brown was
made president in place of Capt. Don E.
Clark, who declined reelection, and other
officers chosen were as follows: Vice
president. Mrs. Adam Walden; secretary.
Miss Ocie Dodd; treasurer, Mrs. Arthur
Smith.
Mrs. Dwan H. Reynolds was elected
president of the Gaithersbure School and
Community League at well attended
meeting in the Gaithersburg High School
auditorium, succeeding Mrs Edgar Rogers.
and the following other officers were
chosen: Vice president, Mrs. Ernest Cart
ner secretary, Mrs. VIM. McBain: treas
urer, Mrs. Norman Belt. The usual business
session was conducted by the retiring
president. Mrs. Rogers, and program oil
music and other features was given.
Next Sunday at the Rockville Baptist
Church, at 7:30 P. NJ. the third illustrated
lecture in the series. "How We Got Our
Bible" will be given by the pastor. This
last lecture of the series will have for its
special topic: The triumph of the Bible.
At the II A. M. service of divine worship
the Rev B. M. Osgood will have for his
sermon topic: "A Great World Enterprise.
There will be special and attractive must
cal numbers at both services The morn
ing service will be followed by the COM
munion of the Lords Supper. At the
Sunday School session from 10 to lO:55 A.
M. the annual election of officers will be
held. The Young Peoples Society will
meet at GAS P. NJ.
The will of David S. Craver, we'll
known retired farmer of the Brookevllle
neiehborhood, who died recently. has been
admitted to probate in the orphans court
here. 1t was executed September 7. 1927.
disposes of a large estate and names
Allen Craver. son of the testator. to serve
as executor without bond. The instrument
leaves the entire estate to the widow. Mrs.
Joanna M. Craver. for life, and upon her
death to be divided as follows To How
ard Craver, son, a dwelling and three
acres of land in the town Of Brookeville.
valued at $4,000. and to each Of the other
chidren-Addie Craver, Flora Craver. Allen
Craver, Elsie Craver and Simon Craver-
$4,000. the residue to be divided equally
among the six children.