Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-01
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Md, April l (Special)
After recessing since Thursday, the
Circuit Court for the county will resume
activities here tomorrow with continue
ton of trial of criminal cases.
Hubert Cooper, young Negro resident
Of the Bethesda neighborhood, Is sched-
uled to 60 on trial tomorrow on an in
dictmenC charging him with the muir
der of Stephen McCracken, also colored,
near Bethesda, November 10, and the
case of Arthur S. Beall, young Takoma
Park volunteer fireman, under lndlct-
ment for the malicious burning several
weeks ago of an unoccupied dwelling at
the corner of Maple and Tulip avenues,
Takoma Park, Belonging to George Nc
Carly of Washington, has been set for
Wednesday.
It is charged against Cooper that he
fatally cut McCracken with a penknife
while the two were engaged in fight.
Miss Anne Hayes, %, of Lexington,
Va, and Raymond w. GlaveS. rs, OF
washington, were married in Rockville
Saturday night by Rev. S. j. Goode OF
the Christian Church, at the home OF
the minister.
A license has been issued here for the
marriage of Henry M. Simor&, %. and
Miss Anna v. Jeter, %, both OF Wash
ington.
Not being in court when his case was
called for trial, Wesley Griffith, charged
with automobile violations, forfeited his
collateral of $l2.50, SO Judge Samuel
Riggs ordered.
The April meeting Of the Cabin John
Park Citizens Association will be held
in the school auditorium this evening.
Committee reports will be submitted.
there will be discussion OF citizenship
and refreshments will be served.
DR.. George E. Lewis, county super
visor of school property, has given no.
tice that the Oakdale Public School
Building, at Oakdale. will be sold at
public auction at o'clock Saturday
afternoon.
The old public school building at Gar
rett Park was Saturday afternoon sold
at public auction to Richard H. Akers
of Garrett Park, subject, however. 10
confirmation by the County Board OF
Education. His bid was $685..
The old public school property at
Somerset was also offered for sale at
public auction Saturday. There we're
no bidders, however, and the building
will be disposed of at private sale.
Because of unpaid town taxes Tor the
fiscal year which began July l last:
Welles Merriam, clerk and treasurer OF
Kensington, will offer five pieces OF
Kensington real estate for sale at pubic
auction in the Kensington Armory
Building at 5:45 o'clock on Saturday,
April 20. The taxes due and costs ag-
gregate $81.23.
At the annual meeting here Saturday
afternoon of the Montgomery County
Farm Bureau Supply Co.. Josiah W..
Jones and G. Rust Candy were re-
elected directors. The holdover dlrec-
tors are Chester Clagett. Walter M.
Maeruder and L. B. Armstrong.
The meeting considered various mat
tiers In which the organization is inter-
ested. prominent among them being the
of a truck service to haul
Supplies to the members. and they were
referred to the board OF directors Tor
further attention. . .
AT the April meeting of the board OF
directors, officers will be chosen:
The annual banquet Of the LADIES
Bowling League of Silver Spring, winch
win mark the end of the bowling sea-
son. will. it has been announced, be
held tomorrow evening. Mrs. Lauman
Faulconer, president. heads the COM
mittee in charge. The teams composing
the league are the American Legion
AUXILIARY. Women's improvement AS
ISOLATION, Eastern Star and Catholic
Daughters. :.
Funeral services for Mrs. Bonnie L.,
Davis. wife of Roy E. Davis, who died
at her home at Halpine, aged 81 years
were held yesterday afternoon In the
Rockville Methodist Church, the pastor:
Rev. Frank Tyler. officiating. Burial
was in Rockville Union Cemetery. Mrs.
Davis. who was formerly Miss Sessions
of Virginia, had been i'll ten days Of
pneumonia.
Fordham offers course IN teacnng
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