Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-12-06
Eotal sud 9srsnual.
Town aud Country.

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Town aud COuntry.
James Rannie. formerly Of Norbeck. thii
county, died at his home in Baltimore On
Saturday last, aged SO years.
On Sunday, December 20. at 7:SO r. M.
a Christmas entertainment will be slvei
at Emory M. E. Church South. Oakdais
We will be glad to have our friends with us
DR.. Robert C. Warfield. Of this town. ONT
day last week went cunning for wild geese
near Ocean City. In the course OF ms NUM-
five seese started in fight he killed ioul
~ The Ave and choice birds they were.
Friday, the 2sth ultimo. the coolest DAY
4, November for the last so years. Is the
record Given out by the U. 5. Weathei
Ru,eau. Here the thermometer registered
at bleak points; and in other locations
from 6 to 3.
The county commissioners on Tuesday
overruled the objections OF counsel for the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company ana
ordered that a new grade crossing DC
opened in connection with the opening Oh
a road from the Frederick road to Lincoln
Park. a colored settlement near Kockvhe'
A branch of the Needlework Guild OF
America has been formed at Gaithefsoure
with the following officers: President Mrs.
newarren H. Reynolds; secretary-treas-
urer Miss Olivia R. Myers: directors. Mrs.
P.vnolds. Miss Myers, Mrs. E. L. Billiard.
Mrs. Sidney H. Karr and Mrs. Wilkinson.
Montgomery county. it is stated. has nve
of the eleven branches in Maryland.
Worlds Finest Humor.-By an arrange
ment recently made. the Magazine OF Inc
Washington Star contains each Sunday an
outstanding humorous article by one OF
the world's leading humorists. Inc featured
article Sunday, December 9Th. is by Sam
Hellman, and other writer's to follow are
Ring Lardner, ?. G. Wodehouse. Stephen
Leacock. Donald Ogden Stewart and Ellis
Parker Butler. Order your copy OF next
Sundays Washington Star from your news
dealer today.
Mrs. Martha X. Smith. aged 81 years,
wife of John J. Smith. died last Saturday
at her home, near Glenmont. following q
long illness. She is survived by her nus
band and two sons and daughter. Manlon
and Ernest Smith and Mrs. Harvey Turner.
The funeral took place Monday afternoon
from the Methodist Church at Layhill ana
burial was in the church cemetery. Mrs.
Smith was formerly a Miss Burriss and
was lifelong resident of the eastern Sec
ton Of this county.
Unless pardoned or paroled. Mrs. Marian
d. Williams and sister. Mrs. Frances >.
Petty, of Washington. will have to spend
IS months in the house Of correction as
result of being found guilty by jury in
the circuit court here Monday Of the lar
cenv Of an automobile valued at $500.
$40 revolver and 1857 in cash from VIM.
w. Grant, proprietor of a roadside stand
on the Seventh Street pike near Wheaton.
In imposing sentence Judge Peter ex-
pressed the belief that the young defend
ants planned the robbery and declared the
Jury had reached proper verdict.
Following a long illness. Mrs. Lille M.
BooIev. wife of Walter M. Boeley. died on
Wednesday of last week at her home near
Rockville, aged So years. a complication
of diseases being given as the cause. one
ia survived by her husband. daughter
Miss Lille Belle Boeley. and two sons
Lester r. and Russell Lee Boeley. all OF this
v;c;n;,v The funeral took place Saturday
morning from her late home and oural
.-as in Rockville Union Cemetery. Mrs.
Roslev was daughter Of the late EleazeE
Raw and was a lifelong resident Of this
county.
The Rockville Chamber of Commerce has
decided TO sponsor community Christmas
tree for Rockville this Yuletide and has
started preparations for an elaborate cele'
bration in connection Herewith. Inc
matter was discussed at meeting OF the
executive committee Of the chamber oil
commerce and a committee. consisting Of
1 Banks Berry, F. Barnard Welsh. Buell.
Gardner. Mrs. J Banks Berry, Miss Rose
X dawson and Miss Edith Lamar
was named to further the project. The
tree will, It is stated. be erected on the
court house lawn or other central point
An appeal will, it is understood. be mace
to the merchants and other business peo'
Die Of the town for donations.
Under the direction Of Miss Agnes Powers
of Baltimore. district deputy and formerly
State recent, the recently elected officers oil
Court Archbishop Curley. Catholic Daueh'
tiers of America, Of Gaithersbure. were IN
stalled last Sunday afternoon In St. Martins
Hall, Gaithersbure. with impressive exer
cises. Mrs. Hannah Schwartz entered upot
her seventh term as grand regent oil I'M
court. a position held by her since TN
organization was formed in 1922. Fol
lowing the installation. pleasing program
of vocal and instrumental music was give
by Miss Evelyn Schwartz. Of Gaithersburt
and Miss Helen Kirkland. Miss HeleI
Mclaughlin and Miss Jessie Fisher. O
Rockville. Refreshments were served.
Bible Sunday will be observed by churche
of ali denominations throughout the Unite
States next Sunday December 9th. In
r..,o, If the Rockville Baptist Church VII
preach an appropriate sermon at the
M. gospel service, the theme Of which WI
be: The Illuminating Word. "rhe Sle
nihcance Of the Names Of the Holy Spirit
will be the subject Of the third sermon u
the series on the meaning Of the OWN
names. and will be delivered by the paste
Sunday morning at this II O'Clock serV'c
of worship. The Sunday School will meet