Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-09-06
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on Wednesday next.
The Seco Theatre. Rockville. will re-ope
on Saturday. September 7th.
Rev. W. H. Pinkerton, of Washington. [
c., will preach in the Rockville Christian
Church on Sunday morning. September
at II O'Clock.
The annual picnic for the benefit of 81
Mary's Episcopal Church. Aspen, will bt
held at Aspen the afternoon and evening
of Wednesday, September llth.
At meeting of the board of directors
of the Montgomery County National Bank
held on Tuesday last, Ohio H. W. Talbot
was elected vice president of that institu-
ton to succeed the late Lee Offutt.
The filling station. situated at the inter
section of Washington street and Mont
gOmery avenue. this town, owned and
conducted by Eugene Emmett, recently
has been sold to the Standard Oil Co. fol
$4,000.
The annual harvest home supper OF Ep'
worth Methodist Church. Gaithersburg. will
be held at the church the evening of Sep
TENDER 18th under the auspices of the Aid
Society. with Mrs. Norman B. Jacobs
president, head of the committee in charge
Food Sale.-Cakes. pies. chickens. bread
and all things good to eat OH sale at
Mansfields store. in Rockville, Saturday.
September 7th. 10 A. M. This sale will be
conducted by members of Miss Beulah
Doves Sunday School Class of the Rock
vile Methodist Sunday School.
Miss Bernice Broadly entertained at
kitchen shower at her home, 1884 P street
northwest. Washington, last Friday even
ing in honor of her niece. Miss Margaret
DeFief. of Potomac, this county. whose
marriage to Mr.. Jas. S. Buzzard. OF Berke-
ley Springs. W. Va. is TO take place next
Saturday evening.
At the Rockville Baptist Church next
Sunday, at II A. M, the pastor will have
for his sermon topic the striking subject
of "Jonah's Vacations" and for the even
ing gospel service at 8 O'Clock his pulpit
theme will be as God Speaking to Rock
ville?" The Sunday School will meet at
10 A. M. and the Young Peoples Society
at 7:l5 P. M.
An automobile containing Mr.. and Mrs
C. H. Hanson, of Capital View, which was
being operated by Mrs. Hanson, left the
Rockville -Gaithersbure pike near Rockville
on Thursday of last week and overturned
several times after it ran down a rather steep
bank. Mrs. Hanson sustained cuts about
the head and was treated by DR.. William
Lnthicum, who stated her condition was
not serious. Mr.. Hanson was not hurt.
Special For Mountaineering next
Sunday, September 9th. The Washington
star will feature pages of special interest
to women readers-new fashion ideas from
a world authority, Helen Dryden. Next
Sunday, there W II be rOtogravure page
of the new Fall styles. together with
Helen Dryden page" in the society sec
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your new sdealer today.
Completing its "hook-up" in 28 1-8 sec
Onds. the Kensington company non the
silver loving cup in the contest staged last
Saturday at Hyattstown. Ths contest was
open to all volunteer fire departments in
this county. Bethesda, Gaithersbure Wash
ington Grove and Silver Spring were among
the contestants Starting with the sound of
the fire alarm. each company assembled
its equipment and loosed a stream of water
on TARGET A crowd of 500 witnessed
the contest. VIM. L. Burdette is captain
of the winning company.
Miss Helen Allnutt Griffith. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Griffith. of Lay
louisville, and Mr.. Clifton W. Kramer. Of
Takoma Park. were married on Thursday
evening of last week in All Saints Epis-
cOpal Church, Chevy Chase, by the rector.
Rev. Henry Teller Cooke. The brides
sister, Miss Nellie Griffith, was her maid
of honor and only attendant. Mr.. Norman
Kramer. brother of the bridegroom. was
best man. Upon their return from their
honeymoon trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Kramer. will
live at Seven Oaks. this county.
At the annual meeting of St. Mary s
Council of Catholic Men. held in St. Mary S
Hall here last Sunday evening and largely
attended. VIM. +. Morgan was reelected
president for third term, and the other
officers chosen were Vice-president, Jos.
l.. Clagett; secretary, Ebert 7. Clagett
treasurer. }. Hampton Jones; chaplain,
Rev. Charles r. OHara. Attending the
meeting were Rev. H. D. White. of Trinity
Church. Washington. and Rev. Frank
Eagan of St. Annes Church. TenleytOwn
d. C.. both giving interesting talks
Citizens of Rockville have complied SC
generally with the request of the town au.
thorities that they refrain from using more
water during the prevailing dry season
than is absolutely necessary, there is ample
water for the actual needs of the commu.
nifty. A water shortage. which was at one
time seriously threatened. is no Longer
feared. provided the economy is continued
says Mayor Spates. The sinking OF the new
we'll, which has been in progress for some
time and from which il is expected to OBJ
tain sufficient water to permit Of a more
generous use than at present, is expected
to be completed within few days. Per
manent arrangements for a greatly in
creased water supply and ample for al
needs of the town are expected soon to bt
made.
Howes-Benson Marriage.
Miss Edna Benson. winner of the beauty
prize at the annual outing recently of the