Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-10-11
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Town and Country.

The regular monthly heee
woman's Christian Temperance Union Will
he held at the home of Mrs. John j. Hie'
oins Tuesday, October is, at ESQ T. M
All members and friends are urged 10 Dc
present. :.
Prof. Henry C. Sherman. of the Columbia
University, says: ut is a SOLDERING thousn'
that suear. as it now comes into commerce
70 tho most completely devoid OF protelns
v;,om;ns and mineral elements OF all the
foods which we give our children.
The farm of George W. Higgins, near
jamestown, and just off the Rockville
Jamestown pike, was sold at public sale
here last Saturday, the purchaser being
Urban N. Wagner. of Silver Spring, and
the price $2,76O. The place contains 1879
acres.
There will be a card party at the 81.
Martins auditorium on October 3Oth, at
Sd5 P. NJ, under the auspices of Court
Archbishop Curley, Catholic Daughters OF
America. Gaithersburg Refreshments Will
be served and souvenirs given. Admis-
sion. so cents.
MRS. Temples Telegram" will be pre-
sented by The Stella Dramatic Club OF
Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown. d. e., on
Friday, October 18th, in st. Mary's Hall,
Rockville, at S:l5 P. M, for the benefit Of
the Aid Society of St. Mary's Catholic
Church. Tickets so cents.
Following a long illness, Miss Carrie c.
Owen, aged 40 years, died on Thursday Of
last week at her home near Bethesda. She
is survived by her mother and several
sisters and brothers. The funeral took
place Saturday morning from the Bethesda
Catholic Churc h. burial being in St. Mary's
Cemetery. Rockville.
The Mystery Mantle Magazine OF
The Washington Star for Sunday, October
IS. contains an intensely interesting article
from London on Ambassador Dawes, call
ine him THE Mystery Man." This is only
one of the score of features of the Maya
zine. Order your copy of next Sundays
Washington Star from your newsdealer
today.
During the month of September, accord
ind to a statement just issued by the clerk.
500 hunting, 10 fishing and l25 marriage
license were issued by the clerk OF the
circuit court here, and within the same
period 2O6 deeds. 1923 mortgages and re-
leases, 226 bills of sale and "a deeds OF
trust, a total of $50. were received for
recording.
DR.. VIM. T. Pratt, county health officer
has announced the appointment of Miss
Olive Whitfield, of Moultney, Ca, as county
health nurse to succeed Miss Annie Miller
RESIGNED. She plans to begin activities
here October 18th. Miss Whitfield is, &C.
cording to DIR. Pratt. experienced in the
work for which she has been engaged, and
at one time was superintendent of nurses
for the Georgia State Board of Health.
The Woman's Club of Rockville held its
first open meeting after its summer recess
at the Montgomery Country Club House on
the envening of October 3rd. Adelightful
program was arranged by Mrs. Fred Berry
and her committees The speakers were
Miss Jessie Dell, of Washington. and Miss
Estelle Moore, of Sandy Spring. Mrs.
Thomas O'Bren, of Alta Vista, sang and
Miss Vivian Wimstead. of Washington.
was accompanist
The funeral of Mrs Alice M. Ricketts,,
widow of Preston Ricketts,, of Rockville
who died in a Washington hospital. aged
A years, took place on Thursday after
noon of last week from the Baptist Church
here, the pastor, Rev. B. M. Osgood, off
ciating. Burial was in Rockville Union
Cemetery. She is survived by daughter
Miss Violet Ricketts,; her mother, Mrs. 6.
William Riggs two brothers. VIM. Riggs
and Graham Riggs, and two sisters, Mrs.
Alvah Ricketts, and Mrs. Roger Bean.
Mrs. E. j. Without fell into well when
the back porch of her home, near Olney
collapsed Sunday afternoon. She escaped
with slight injuries Mrs. Without was in
a rocking chair when the porch gave way
and she and the chair disappeared into
the old well. the existence of which she
had not been aware. The rescue squad Of
the Sandy Spring Volunteer Fire depart
ment was summoned. A man with life
line was lowered into the well. He brought
Mrs. Without to the surface.
Bids for construction of two roads in thi'
county were opened by the State Road
Commission last Friday. Long. Tenney 8
Co. were the low bidders on both contracts
the first being for a section of the Pooles
WITHDRAWALS Ferry road. a distance o
Is miles and along the Comus- Dickerso
road. distance of 0.8 mile, concrete. o.
which the low bid was $44.l8850. an
the other section of the State highwa
from Travilah to the Potomac Seneca road
a distance of l.3 miles. penetration mac
ADAM on which the Long, Tenney & c.
bid $2l.826.73.
An illustrated lecture on Half Toll
Tales Of Real Progress in Porto Rico" wi
be given by the pastor Of the Rockvill
Baptist Church next Sunday evening q
7:3O O'Clock. This lecture will be free
all who may desire to attend. Many al
tractive views will be shown. The pastor
sermon topic for the II A. NJ service
divine worship will be THE Happines
of Faith" The Sunday School will met
at iOA M. The Young Peoples Societ
will hold its meeting Sunday at 6:45 P.
The mid-week devotional service will
held Wednesday at 1880 P. NJ. The Y. '
A. will serve "Dutch Supper" on Thur
day, October 18th, at $50 P. NJ. in Il