Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-05-11
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The ladies Of the Neelsville Presbyterian
Church will hold supper on May Gath.
from A 10 10 P. NJ. in Jr o. U A. M Hail.
Germantown. All come and have pleas
an, time. Strawberries and cake also
served.
An Added Feature. Will Rogers, the
famous humorist. is the newest addition
~ The Washington Stars staff of feature
writer's. His articles, which are read by
h,odrads of thousands Of Americans. APP
near in the Magazine of The Star each
Sunday. Order your copy from your news
dealer today
Rv the vote of the class recently taken
the graduating class of the Rockville High
School will attend service at the Rockville
pantist Church on Sunday morning. June
Ard At n O'Clock. The sermon III honor
If ,he graduation of the class of 1928 will
he delivered by the Rev, b. NJ ossood'
pastor Of the church.
Mothers Day Proeram.-The morning
service at the Rockville Christian Church
IN next Sunday will include program i"f
Mo,hets' Day and will be very Interesting
Sn.c,a, interest will be taken in mothers
who have young babies. Several bapieS VIII
ha mn, on the cradle roll at tits time Inc
church service will also be in keeping with
he day. You will enjoy this service u
vou can arrange to be present The special
nrosram for mothers will begin at lO-45
A. M.
AT the hi. weekly meeting on Thursday
afternoon of last week of the Rockville
Woman's Club, held at the Montgomery
Country Club here. with the president. Mrs
l. C. Probert, hostess. Miss Hermine Ba-
denhoop county health nurse, gave talk.
Miss Eliza Choate and Mrs j. SOmerve'l
Dawson sang. The "Busytown Band. COM
posed of Rockville public school children.
entertained. and there were other pleasing
features Mrs. Charles G, Holland and Mrs.
William b. Mobley we're in charge OF the
program.
At the monthly meeting of the Dicker
son Community League. held in the high
school auditorium at DickersOn, conducted
by John A. Jones and largely attended,
the ST. Patrick's Players OF Washington
gave "A gram of music. dancing and
other features. Geo. B. Allnutt, OF Rock
vile, who was accompanied on the piano
by Miss Helen Mclaughlin, of Rockville.
sang; Miss Mclaughlin played piano selec-
tons. and W. D. Mullinix, principal of the
DickerSon High School. gave talk. Around
the World
Eighteen stables upon the Fair Grounds
here were burnt down on Saturday last.
At the time the public school authorities
we're in charge of the property, managing
the annual athletic sports participated IN
by the school children. 1t is supposed that
the fire originated from the stump OF
cigarette carelessly disposed OF. Loss Is
about $500 The prompt attendance OF
the Rockville, Fire Department saved the
rest of the long line Of stables belonging
TO the Agricultural Society, despite pre-
vailing high wind.
Gov. Albert C. Richie will attend the
pageant the Montgomery County Fedora
ton of WOmen's Clubs is arranging TO
stage at the fair grounds here on June
End for the benefit Of the Social Service
League The pageant will be participated
in by hundreds of school children and
others from all sections and will depict
the history of the county from Indian
days to the present Many persons of
prominence in various parts of the county
have reserved boxes, according TO Mrs.
John A. Holmes. chairman of the ticket
committee.
Rev. Geo. C. Shears, rector Of ST. Peters
Episcopal Church. POolesville. died sud
denly at his home in Poolesville on Monday
morning last of heart disease. He became
i'll shortly before midnight after having
suffered considerably from bad health.
Nj. Shears was Al years old and native
Of Newfoundland. Nova Scotia He resided
in Alexandria previous to coming to POOles-
vile about year ago, but had no pulpit
because Of illness. Previous TO his resi-
dence in Alexandra. however, he held
several Virginia charges. His widow, who
was Miss Lindsay, of Alexandria. and
four children survive.
Mothers Day will be appropriately and
pTOfitably observed at the Rockville Bap-
fist Church. Nearly one hundred mothers
have received special invitations to attend
this service to be held in their honor next
Sunday at II A. NJ. The pastor. Rev. B
NJ 0sgoOd, will deliver a Mothers Da,
sermon. The program for the 8 P. NJ
gospel service will consist of an illustrated
lecture with one hundred or more superb
views on the Grand Canyon Of Colorado
The Hand of God in Nature" will be thu
theme Of the lecture The Sunday Schoo
will meet in the assembly room at 10 A
M and the Young Peoples Sncisty viii
meet in the same place at tbs P. M.
Following long illness of complication
OF diseases. William S. English, formerly @
Baltimore, but for the last several years
resident OF Rockville. died in a BaltimOr
hospital on Saturday last, aged So year,
lie lssurvived by his wife. Mrs. Cora Eng
"sh' formerly Miss Trevey. Of this coun
W daughter, Mrs. Russell Karn. and
son Hunter English. all of Rockville. II
also leaves his mother and several brother
and SISTERS among them Harry English. G
rockville. and James English and Mr.,
Maurice Phoebus. Of Gaithersburg. Tn
funeral took place Monday and burii
was IN Forest Oak Cemetery, Gaithersbur
MI English was son Of the late Georg