Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-04-12
Iutal aud RersuuaI.
Town and Country.

The lot was secured by the National CITY
Co., of N. Y the highest bidder, for thu
sum $469,347.02.
More than 800 pieces Of county rea
estate, representing approximately Sif'ooV
in State and county taxes due for the year
which BEGAN July last. were sold at pup
lie auction here last Monday by County
Treasurer j. Forest Walker.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union will
he held at the home Of Mrs. John j. His-
Gins in Rockville. on Tuesday, April 18th,
at 2:3O P. M All the members and friends
are cordially urged TO be present
Mrs. Frank D. Leizear entertained the
Rockville Womans Club at the Montgom-
ery Country Club here on Thursday of last
week. Maj. H. NJ Horton. of the Con-
eressiOnal Airport. gave an interesting
talk on aviation and a program of music
and other features was rendered. Refresh
ments were served.
The Cissel. Saxon Post. American Legion.
of Silver Spring. is considering the FEAST
bility of sponsoring horse show in the
Silver Spring section in the near future
and to study the proposition from every
standpoint committee. consisting Of JOS
C. Cissel. Paul Curran. Arthur Sabin and
During the month of March 202 deeds.
l54 MORTGAGES, 1853 deeds of trust and 202
bills of sale. a total of I'll. were recorded
in the Office Of the clerk of the circuit court
here. so the clerk. Preston B. Ray. has an
nounced. During the same period 296
fishing licenses. 292 to residents and 4
to non residents, were issued by the Office.
The annual election of vestrymen Of St
Peters Episcopal Parish, comprising the
churches at Poolesville and GAINESVILLE,
resulted in reelection of McGill Belt. John
Davis, Lawrence White, H. M. Williams. H.
NJ. Davis. W. W. Poole. Geo. B. Remsbure
and Motley Davis. The vestry reelected
Mr.. Williams treasurer and H. M. Davis
registrar.
At the annual meeting of the congregation
of St. Lukes Episcopal Church. Brighton
all members of the vestry were reelected.
They are Mrs. Uric Hutton, Miss Sallie
Myers, Miss Lutte Leizear. William Hines.
George Hyers, William Iddings. Henry
Clark and Mrs. William E. Brown. The
yestry reelected John H. Janney registrar
and Miss Sallie Myers treasurer.
One horse was killed and two others
were badly injured and Charles Henderson.
colored, sustained a broken leg and other
injuries Monday when run into on the
Rockville NOrbeck pike by an automobile
driven by Samuel Sheer, Of Rockville
A fourth horse escaped injury, as did John
Moten, colored, who was leading one Of
the animals. The horses belonged to David
HAYES, colored. of this vicinity.
The quest sooists at the Baptist Church
Of Rockville last Sunday included Miss
Carice Kingsley, soprano, who sang the
morning offertory solo, with violin ObligatO
played by Mrs. Harold Smith. AT the
evening service Miss Jessie Fisher, con-
tralto, and Miss Helen Kirkland, soprano.
sang duets with Mrs. Eugene Scott and
Mr. Russell Conkling. the latter two being
the soloists at the Baptist Church.
A Vacation Bible School will be held at
Bethesda the last two weeks in June, it
has been announced. St. Johns Episcopal
Church, the Bethesda Presbyterian Church
and Central Methodist Church, all of the
Chevy Chase area. will cooperate, and
Mrs. Frank T. Israel, of KensingtOn. a
Sunday School worker of wide experience,
will be in charge. The faculty will be
selected from the teaching staff Of the
three churches.
Inspiring and helpful pulpit themes will
be presented by the pastor of the Rock
vile Baptist Church next Sunday. The
Christ Who Could Not Be Hidden" will be
considered at the II A. M. service of divine
worship, and Immortality and the Modern
Mind" will be the subject for the sermon
at the 8 P. M. gospel service. The musical
features of these services will be of the
usual high order. Mrs. H. M. Blandy is
musical director. The Sunday School will
meet at 10 A. NJ and the Young People S
Society. with Miss Alma Baker as the
newly elected president, will hold the meet.
ing from 7:l5 to 7:55 P. M.
A well attended meeting of the Barnes.
vile Community League was held Tuesday
evening, April End. with the president
Milton Phillips, in the chair A very en-
PERTAINING program was given following
the business part of the meeting. Thu
president of the league gave two amusinl
readings. Maggie and Jiggs. and The Vii
'aee Blacksmith (modern version) Rock
vile people taking part in the program
were Mr.. John 0xley and Mr. Harold Smith
who gave talks, Miss Helen Mclaughlin
and Mrs. Harold Smith. whp furnished
music with piano and violin. The gram
mar school children of GAINESVILLE ais
took part. The date of the next meeting
is May 7th.
GEORGE Sullivan, ll-year-old son of Chas
n Sullivan. of the vicinity of Garrett Park
Sln a critical condition in the Sand
spnne Hospital as result of being struc
Oy an automobile on the Rockville pike
near his home, on Friday afternoon las
III crossing the pike he ran from behind
uucS Immediately in front of car drive'
WC' A. McKenna. of Flint. Mich. The b.
was rendered unconscious. and after bein
gwen tirst-aid treatment at Waverly SAM
mIlum nearby was rushed to the hospits
Sandy Spring. where his condition wa
reported as extremely serious. An X-ta