Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-04-20
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Town and Country.

Town and COuntry.
Frank Marshall, Of this town. has pur-
ohosed the home and business property OF
1obu M. Heasy on Montgomery Avenue
Rockville.
w Vernon Beall. of this town. was
slightly hurt and his automobile was de-
.,roved by fire in an accident, near Der
wood, last Saturday night
There will be preaching service at boyd s
nsx, Sabbath afternoon, April 22' at D
",oIock There will also be communion
administered at this service be sure ana
he in your place at this time
Iudse Robert B. Peter, in the circuit
court here, has signed decree granting u
E,an,han K. Nelson, OF Takoma Park an
ohaolu,s divorce from Tuley W. Nelson
also of Takoma Park. on the ground Oh
desertion.
Iobn T Culver, clerk of the police court
has issued 4,5OO dog licenses for the cur
rent wear. About two-thirds have been
since the first of the month. The three
months period Of grace allowed by la"
expired on March 3lst.
The CONGREGATION of St. Peters Episco-
nal Church, Poolesville, have elected YES
,rvmen for the year as follows: Harry M
williams, McGill Belt, Geo. B. Kemsours'
W. W. Poole, Motley Davis, Lawrence A.
White and H. M. Davis.
Mrs Jane A. Hoyle, widow of John L.
Hoyle, died last week at the home OF her
son. Smith Hoyle, Of Boyds, after a long
illness of general dibility. aged 80 years.
She is survived by two sons. Smith and
Jason. the latter of Olney, and a daueh-
ter, Mrs. Cora White. of Washington.
The CONGREGATION of St. Bartholomew
Episcopal Church. Laytonsville. met and
elected vestrymen as follows: Greenbury
G. Griffith, Alton C. Bell. Washington W.
White. Henry H. Griffith. Thomas c. Crit
fifth and Clifard L. Howard. The vestry
reelected Greenbury Griffith senior war
den, Washington White Junior warden.
and Alton Bell registrar.
At the bi-monthly meeting Of the Inquiry
Club, held at the home of Mrs. George S.
Stone, in Rockville. officers were chosen as
follows President. Mrs, Donald A. DeLash-
mutt vice president. Mrs. Theodore 5.
Mason; recording secretary, Miss Eliza
beth Leizear; corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Ernest L. Billiard; treasurer. Miss
Lydia F. Prettyman; publicity chairman.
Mrs. S. J. GOode.
The congregation Of Epworth Methodist
Church, Gaithersburg. held a reception for
the new pastor. the Rev. Mr. Speilman,
and Mrs. Speilman. many members Of the
church and others attending A welcome
was given by W. G. Davis, representing
the official board; Merton Duvall. for the
Epworth League, and Jack B. Ely. for the
Sunday School. The new pastor responded
briefly. There was music and refresh
ments.
Next Sundays Washington Star.-Thril
Ing life story of an American hero whose
needs will be recognized by the Govern
ment will be told in next Sundays Wash
ington Star. There will also be an illus
trated article on a new American shrine
and feature articles on many interet-
ing matters of current news interest.
Fiction aviation articles and the latest
humOr by well known writers will be in
cuded in the weeks offerings.
With twenty-seven clergyman from
Washington and vicinity attending. the
Washington Baptist Ministers Union met
in the Rockville Baptist Church on Monday.
1t was decided to hold retreat at Brad
dock Heights on May and 8, to be at
tended by all Baptist ministers Of Wash
ington and vicinity. The visiting clergy
men were luncheon guests of the Royal
Ambassadors of the Rockville Church, of
which Aides Robertson is councillor. ladies
Of the CONGREGATION assisting in serving.
St Johns Church, Bethesda Vestry-
men, Edward L. Stock. H. Latane Lewis,
R, Hanson Weightman, Lawrence l.. Dun
ming, c. X. Mallory. Walter r. Tuckerman.
EnOch G. johnson and M. Wilson 0ffutt :
Mr.. Lewis, registrar; James L. Martin.
treasurer Mr.. Tuckerman, senior warden ;
e. A. Heineken, junior warden; Mr.. Stock,
delegate to the diocesan convention Mr..
Tuckerman. alternate. and Beale Bloom.
delegate to the northern archdeacOnry con-
vention of the diocese.
Six horses. two calves. four heifers, lot
of hay, seed and agricultural implements
were destroyed with the large barn on the
farm Of William 7. Jones. near Dickerson
last Saturday night. The loss is estimated
at $4,000, partly covered by insurance
Cause Of the fire has not been ascertained
and no theories advanced The structure
was caving in when the fire was discovered
and no chance to save any Of the content,
was offered members Of the family ant
Others who quickly gathered.
The students Of the Poolesyille Hiel
School will present an operetta entitled
Hearts and Blossoms" on Friday, Apri
2O' at p NJ, in the High School Audi
forum. The cast includes Doris Bodme,
Helen Hildebrand, Hazel Bailey, Marion
bythe. David Trunde. Marshall Hersper
seF Esther Allnutt, Horace Herspereer
ne'en Pyles. Mary White. David Pueh an,
Jack Jones. There is a singing and dane
ing chorus. Everybody come. Admis
son-Adults, 35 cents; Children. rs cent.
log which rolled down hill adiacen
10 railroad right-of-way and landed O
railroad track. partially wreckine a pas
'e"Ser train that struck it. was the caus
y. SUIT for damages tried Monday in tn
circuit court here. The log slid off tn
property of Frederick W. Sizzling in How
htQ county IN Eahruo.,, = fo0o - -.