Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-13
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Md, April Is tspeciaD
I'm Q suit for damages for alleged per-
sorlal injuries against j. Herbert john
son OF Colesville, this county, John T.
Patton. also Of the Colesville neighbour
hood, was given Judgment OF $500. by q
jury In the Circuit Court here.
Patton claimed that because OF lack OF
care on the part of the son of the de-
fendant in operating an automobile a
horse ne was riding became frightened
| and threw him, seriously injuring him.
The accident happened at Kemps Mil,
near ColeSville, some months ago.
Patton was represented by Attorney
Thomas l.. Dawson of Rockville and At
torneys Cissel e. Woodward appeared
for the defendant.
Miss Cora Grant. "a, and James M.
Reynolds, both of Boston, Mass, were
married in Rockville Thursday after
noon by Rev. Bertram M. Osgood of the
Baptist Church at the home of the
minister.
May rs has been selected as the date
and Wheaton as the place for horse
show to be sponsored by the Cissel-
Saxon American Legion Post Of Silver
Spring.
The post has had the holding Of a
show under consideration for some time
and at recent meeting a committee,
consisting of Arthur Sabin, Joseph C.
CiSsel, Paul II. Currsn, Howard H. Kacy
Earl Graeves and Frank M. Heath. was
named to consider the feasibility Of such
project. The committee made favor
able report and arrangements will, 1t is
stated, at once be started to stage a
worth while exhibition.
Among the senior high schools of
Dickerson County. with a record of GAL
per cent. made the best attendance rec
ord Sduring March. Bethesda Chevy
Chase was first among the junior high
schools, with SO per cent. OF the graded
schools East Silver Spring led, with a
percentage of 93.l, while Garrett Park,
92.6, and Clagettsville, 92.2, had the best
records among the two-room and one
room schools, respectively. All Of the
leaders were awarded attendance ban
ners by the County Board Of Education.
Under auspices of the Glenmont Pa
rent-Teacher Association, an entertain
ment and dance we're held in the school
auditorium at. Glenmont last evening.
a large gathering attended and a nice
sum vas added to the school welfare
fund.
Preceding the dance program of
music and other features was given,
among the entertainers being .Yeonanns
and Mcclure, ukulele performers and
broadcaSters: Bob Mahoney in fancy
dances. Miss Evelyn and Miss Rhea
Mcintyre in piano duets and Miss May
Lehman End others In vocal numbers
Erwin z. Mcintyre, president of the
association, headed the committee in
charge.
To make arrangements for Memorial
day exercises and the decoration of
graves Of departed service men, the
Norman B. Price American Legion Post
of Sandy Spring has named the follow
ing committee: Thomas Hyde, chair
man; j. Ferguson Barnsley, Reuben
Brigham, r. W. Kemp, Mahlon Kirk
and Edward Snowden
The post has decided to present to
the boy and girl doing the best all
round work in the seventh grade OF the
Sandy Spring Grammar School this
school year bronze medals, and Com
mander H. NJ Carroll has named a
committee, composed of Francis A.
Thomas, chairman; r. w. Kemp and
Edward Snowden, to arrange for the
presentations.
Licenses have been issued here for
the marriage Of John T. Painter, 81. OF
Washington and Miss Dorothy E. Budd
q, of Newark, N. j., and Clifford L.
Rush, IS, of Cresco. Pa, and Miss Het-
tie M. Van Why, 10, of Analonink. Pa.
At the Jamestown Presbyterian
Church the pastor, Rev. ]. w. Lowden
breaches tomorrow from the topic. THE
Valley of Shadows" Sunday school at
10 am, regular service at / o'clock,
Y. P. S. C. E. at 7:30 pm, with Miss
Rebecca Nourse as leader.