Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-10-18
Local aud gersnual.

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M;ss Catherine E. Harding. Of Falkland
and Mr.. Clarence E. Wright. Of Buttons
vile. were married at Burtonsville OF
Thursday Of last week.
There will be a Halloween party ant
dance at the Poolesville High School Oh
Friday. November lst. The admission viii
he 25 cents for the party and rs cents
for the dance. Brockway's orchestra will
furnish the music.
There will be a card party at the St
Martins auditorium on October SUth. al
Sis P. NJ, under the auspices of Court
Archbishop Curley. Catholic Daughters Of
America, Gaithersbure. 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. c.. on
Friday. October 18th. in St. Mary's Hall.
Rockville. at Sl5 P. M. for the benefit Of
the Aid Society of St. Mary's Catholic
Church. Tickets oO cents.
The ladies of the W. C. T. u. will be very
glad of any contributions of wool. as they
are knitting afehans for our disabled vet
Grams at Walter Reed Hospital. These good
warm afehans are greatly appreciated by
the "boys." Contributions may be sent to
Mrs. Frank Higgins. Secretary. 304 Falls
Road. Rockville. Md.
By margin of 20 games the PoOlesville
auction pitch team on Thursday evening
Of last week defeated the Rockville team
here in the first Of a series Of matches
arranged to be played BY the two teams
during the fall and winter. The Poolesville
players won 81 games while Rockville
finished first in AZ.
At the first meeting Of the DickersOn
Community League after the summer re-
cess. Mrs. Jones Hoyle was elected presi-
dent. succeeding R. Brooke Colt. and the
other officers chosen were: First vice.
president. K. B. Jones second vice-presi-
dent. Mrs. R. Brooke Colt: secretary. Mrs.
Malcolm White; treasures. Geo. D. Brown.
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The property of the late Edward r.
Magic. located at Alta Vista and CON-
prisine dwelling house and five and
third acres. has been sold to William E.
Weieal. Of Washington. the price being
given as approximately $4,000. 1t is
understood the purchaser will remodel the
dwelling and make it his home. The neeo-
tiations were conducted by Robert D. Hae-
ner. of Bethesda.
Announcing the opening of a Country
Store" carrying full line of articles suit
able for Christmas gifts. birthday presents.
etc.; also a quantity of used articles IN
various lines Of clothing and household
eOodA Come and browse to your hearts
content. whether you wish to buy or not.
This movement is sponsored by the e. r.
o. W. Class Of Grace Methodist Church
Sunday School. Gaithersburs. October 8-3i,
at the residence Of Mrs. Katie Poole.
Diamond Avenue. Refreshments for sale.
Another sacred song service with some
thrilling stories of standard and favorite
hymns will be given at the Rockville Bap-
tlst Church next Sunday at 7:30 P. M.
The pastors sermon topic for the II A. NJ.
service of divine worship will be: THE
Creeping Creatures Of Earth" The Sun
day School will meet at 10 A. M. The
weekly meeting Of the Young Peoples
Society will be held at 6:45 p. NJ. In the
assembly room. The mid -week devotional
service will be held Wednesday at 7:SO
Pm.
Mercer 7. Jones. a member of the firm
Of Mercer Jones & Son. dealers in Grain
and agricultural implements at DickersOn.
died at his home there last Saturday
afternoon. aged 81 years. He had been
III long time of a complication Of dis
eases. Surviving him is a son. Lloyd }.
Jones, with whom he was associated In
business The funeral services took place
Monday morning at ST. Marys Catholic
Church at GAINESVILLE. Mr.. Jones was
director of the Montgomery County Ma
tional Bank at Rockville and was the third
member Of the board to die within the
last few months. He was lifelong resi-
dent Of this county.
Bethesda is to have combination pro-
iessional building and apartment house.
Permission for the erection Of such building
and approval Of the plans have been given
by the Maryland National Capital Park
and Planning Commission. The structure
is to be erected for DR.. Benjamin C. Perry.
Il will be on lot on the east side Of Wis
cOnsin Avenue. just south OF the county
building, and will be three stories high
constructed of brick with limestone trim
mines. II will front 81 feet on Visions in
Avenue and run back 81 feet. according
to the plans on file with the planning CON-
mission Construction work is to be started
Immediately. The ground floor is to be
used for Offices for dentists ami medical
doctors. the upper two floors being planned
for apartments.
The State Roads Commission. through
Thomas H. Robinson. Attorney-General
Robert H. Archer. Assistant Attorney'Gen'
eral. and Jos. C. Cissell. filed a demurrer Ia
the circuit court here Friday to the petit
tion of Edgar W. Moore and other citizens
of Kensineton. The petition asked for ar
injunction restraining the commission from
cnnahrncfind q hridde nYAr the BalllmOre