Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-11-02
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Gunner will be held on Tuesday, November
1sth in St. Mary's Hall. Rockville. for the
benefit of St. Mary's cemeteries. Luncheon
tom 70 O'Clock to P. M. Supper from
$50 to SPIN.
There will be regular Sabbath services
at Boyd next Sunday. November 4th, at
DIN The Rev. ]. W. Lowden will speak
On THAT Forgotten Vow" You are cor
diouv invited to attend. Please note the
change in time to P. M.
The Campaign Ends.-And it ends with
rrsh and with turmoil. Read the last
minute campaign article of Don Glassman
in the Magazine of The Washington Star
Cor Sunday, November 4th. The writer
comnleted the campaign on the Smith and
Hoover trains. Order your copy OF next
Snodav's Washington Star from your
newsdealer today.
IN the Ground of desertion. Mrs. Lulu
p offutt of Bethesda. has been granted
limited divorce by Judge Robert b. Peter
in the ciscuit court here. from Frederick
/ Offutt, also of Bethesda. The decree.
a,.o awards the plaintiff the custody OF
the couple's five children. Mrs. Ohutt was
represented by Attorney Thomas Ander-
son.
Rerrv E. Clark, clerk to the county COM
,nissioners, has submitted to the board a
reoort showing that during the quarter
ending September 80 building permits
totalins 1877 we're issued for the erection
of structures in various parts of the county
at an Aggregate estimate cost OF $895.2S5.
About IS per cent of the new buildings,
according to Mr.. Clark. will be erected in
Bethesda and Wheaton districts.
The revival services at Faith Chapel.
Derwood are of the power and demonstra-
ton of the Spirit of God. people praying
their way through to God and finding
peace. Services every night. Saturday in.
cluded, at 7:45 O'Clock. The closing ser
vices will be on Sunday, November 4th. at
II A. M, 3 P. M. and 7:45 P, M. A meet
ing for men only will be held at 8 P. M
Come up with us to the House Of the Lord.
W. A. Waters. Evangelist.
As result of a recent examination
held here, the United States Civil Service
Commission has certified to Postmaster
Willis B. Burdette list Of five eligible to
apDointments under the Rockville post
Office. They include Irwin L. Cue, of Da-
mascus; Henry S. Futzhugh of Owens.
Va; John W. L'Hommedrien and Everett
McFowan, of Washington; David W. Leh-
man, of Rockville. One of the five will
be appointed substitute carrier by Post
master Burdette within the next few days.
Furnished by the Bethesda and Sandy
Spring Branches of the Red Bross. sixty
five Christmas bags have been shipped
by the Montgomery County Red Cross
Chapter to Hampton Roads, to be forward
ed to soldiers in the Canal Zone. so Mrs.
J. Somervell Dawson. secretary of the
chapter. has announced. According to
Mrs. Dawson, STAG Of the ccunty's allot-
ment of the $500 for the hurricane
sufferers has been donated and she asked
that additional contributions be made at
once to end the campaign. The chapter
Mrs. Dawson has announced. will inaugu-
rate its annual membership criVe on No
vember 18th to enroll 5000 members.
The Community Garden Club met at the
home of Mrs. Carl Eastwood, with Mrs.
VIM. D. Clark assisting, on Friday, October
26th. The report from the card party
held at Mrs. L. L. Nocholson's was very
gratifying. A motion was made and car
ried to raise the yearly dues. There was
discussion of roadside planting and the
committee appointed is Mrs. W. W. Welsh.
chairman: Mrs. Harry GOrmey. Mrs. W.
E. Ward, Mrs. W. E. Berry and Mrs. Z. L.
Billiard. The next meeting will be held
at the Rockville Club House, with Mrs.
Harry Gormley and Mrs. Leland Fisher
hostesses. Presentation of the awards for
the points of the year will be awarded
A speaker will be announced later.
Clyde E. Murray. of 900 Gist Avenue,
Silver Spring. this county. a graduate OF
Ohio Wesleyan University, has entered
the first year COURSE in Group Social Work
at the School of Applied Social Sciences OF
Western Reserve University, Cleveland.
The course prepares people to do social
work with groups rather than with midi
Viduas Students who have had this
training get jobs as leaders of community
centeIs. churches. camps. and so on. While
they are taking the training, they are
required to do certain amount OF actua
practice work in settlement house, which
counts as laboratory work Tor the course
They also must attend lectures and d.
required classroom work in I re School OF
Applied Social Sciences.
The Young Peoples Society of thu
NNSH'ihC DdptlSt OHuICn WOH tHc dttCuu
ance banner at the State Association Rail!
held in Baltimore last week The Younl
Peoples Halloween Social was held las
tuesday night, and the regular meet
ing will be held next Sunday at 6;45 P. NJ
The pastors sermon topic next Sunday a
IL A. NJ. will be: Christ or Barabbas.
The communion oil the Lords Supper viii
lollo" An illustrated lecture on Pilgrim
Progress" and an Introductory address o.
the Iercentenary of the birth of Joh
bunyan will be given Sunday at 7:30 T
NJ by Rev. b. M, 0sgood The male tri
VIII sing. The Sunday School will NEE
IN the various class rooms at 10 A. M
with closing exercises in the assembl
room at l0:40 O'Clock.
Dr. h. B. Humphrey, of Cabin John. wa
reelected president of the Monteomer
county Council of Home and School AssC
cations at the animal meetino of the n,