Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-03-16

mdLyianu, anu urging MRS. JOnn St0Weil
of fredericksburg. Nd. for the place. The
resolution sets forth that the associa.
ton is especially interested in the
care and education Of young women in
Maryland. and directs the secretary, Mrs
Josiah W. Jones. to acquaint Gov. Richie
with its attitude.
Mrs. Sarah White Williams, aged rs
years. died on Wednesday of last week al
the home Of her son, Harry M. Williams
near Poolesville, after a short illness Of
pneumonia. She was the widow Of John
Henry Williams, and leaves four daugh-
tiers and three sons. as follows: Mrs Betty
Edmonston. Mrs. Wallace Poole. Mrs. vii.
son Ward and Mrs. Carter Clagett, all Of
this county; Harry M. Williams. of Pooles-
vile; DR.. Frank Williams. Of New York,
and Otis Williams. Round Hill. Va. Mrs.
Williams was daughter of the late Dr.
S. N. White. of Poolesville. and lifelong
Iesident Of this county.
The executive board of the Women's
Democratic Club of Montgomery County
met here Monday and considered plans
for the approaching presidential and con-
sressional campaigns. The meeting was
conducted by Mrs. Charles H. Roach. presi-
dent OF the countrywide organization. 1t
was decided to hold the semi meet
ing on March 26th at the home Of Mrs.
Edwin A. Merritt. former president, at
Chevy Chase, and another meeting of the
board at Bethesda on April End. to be fol-
lowed by a public meeting. was deter
mined upon. There was an understanding
that the club would put in several months
Of hard work in behalf Of all party can
didates.
To distribute advertising literature on
the streets of Rockville by placing it in
automobiles or other moving vehicles will
cost $500 year, according to an amend
ment to town ordinance adopted at the
monthly meeting Wednesday night of the
Mayor and Council. The fee has been
$500 a year. and at present but one con-
Germ Is operating under the license. The
consent Of the owner Of property in front
Of which it is desired to do the distributing
is required before license will be issued
and each person or company obtaining a
license must give bond to the town in the
amount Of $4,000 to indemnify the town
in the event of having to pay damages for
injury to persons by distributors of ltera-
ture.
The Rockville Garden Club held its an
nual election at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Ernest L. Bullard and selected the follow
ing officers Pr, sident. Miss Laura Annie
Wadsworth, Of Washington Grove; vice
president, Mrs. Chauncey M. Grub, of
Rockville: secretary. Mrs. Vim. D. Clark. of
Rockville treasurer. Miss Violet Magru-
der. Of Rockville. The meeting considered
a suggestion that the club engage in
membership drive. and it was agreed that
each member endeavor to induce others to
join. 1t was announced that Mrs. Paris,
president of the New York State Fedora
ton of Garden Clubs, is on a lecture tour
and is scheduled to speak in Washington
this evening on Making the Most of Small
Gardens" and the members decided to
attend in body.
The special music by the Junior Choir
and the solos by Mrs. E. W. Rogers at the
Rockville Baptist Church last Sunday even
ing delighted all who heard them Next
Sunday at 7:30 P. M. the Junior Choir will
sing and the pastor, Rev. B. M. Osgood, will
speak on THE Indelibility of SIM" The
people of Rockville should hear this ad-
dress. At the II A. NJ service of divine
worship the pastors sermon theme will
be: THE Sixth Word of Jesus from the
Cross, or The Shout of Triumph. the great
est single word ever uttered. The Sunday
School will meet at 10 A. M and the Young
Peoples Society will hold its meeting, with
Miss Eta Monkey as leader, at 6:45 P. M
A very interesting report of the Rockville
Church Attendance QUESTIONABLE will be
given Sunday, March 25th. at 1880 P. NJ.
Seized with heart attack while dane
ing at lie Paradis Cafe. Washington, Mrs
W. Vaudeville Troy. AZ years old, died
short time after being removed to Elmer
gency Hospital last Monday night Mrs.
Troy had gone 10 the lie Paradis with
Lieut.. Comdr. Gilbert C. Hoover. and was
dancing with him when taken i'll. She
was escorted to a table and an ambulance
anuuronad Me- Trnv xUau q daudhtar nf
Robert E. Bradley a retired real estate
operator. According to Mr.. Bradley. his
daughter came to Washington for visit
about three weeks ago, from her home in
Clean. N. Y. where her husband is in bust
ness. Mrs. Troy had complained of heart
trouble several times recently. Mr.. Bradley
said. Mrs. Troy was a native of Wash
ineton, but lived in Rockville for a number
of years.
The Rockville soccer team played in the
Washington Capital City Soccer League
for the season Of 1929. Four of its
members reached the honor list by their
excellent playing. William Coleman and
Albert Candy are enrolled in the first rank
and Robert Collins and Bruce Carr in the
second. The league was organized by the
Washington Post That paper in COM
menting on the fine playing of the different
teams. says. in part in all about 200
players registered in the league and the
teams have been well balanced and fur
nished interesting matches for the fans.
Speaking of the ability Of Coleman. the
Post compliments him in the following
words Nv. Coleman. of Rockville. was
head and shoulders above the other left
full backs in the Capital loop" The sea-
son recently closed and the playing ceased
until next fall.