Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-26
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Md, January 26 (Spe-
ciaD The movement recently inaugu-
rated by the Rockville Parent-Teacher
Association for erection of a modern
elementary school, said to be much
needed, OH the Rockville Academy site,
is expected to assume definite shape
at a conference to be held in the office
of the county board of education Mon
day morning or be abandoned Tor the
present, it was announced by F. Bates
Albert, chairman of the committee in
charge, at the monthly meeting of the
association in the high school audi
forum last evening. The conference
will be participated in by the members
of the committee, the school trustees,
Prof Edwin w. Broome, county super
intendent of schools. and others IN
terested.
In the absence of the president the
meeting of the association was con-
Quoted by L. Fletcher Schott, principal
of the Rockville High School The
committee named several weeks ago to
consider purchasing a piano for the
new school um-auditorium, now
nearing completion, submitted report
and was given full power to purchase
suitable instrument. Reports OF other
committees were submitted. The high
school orchestra played several selec-
tons.
Licenses have been issued by the clerk
of the Circuit Court here for the mar
riage of Harry B. Crandall, %, OF
Washington, and Miss Lillian E. Banton
10, of Richmond, Va; Clinton w. Ring
ross, %. and Miss Grace Elizabeth Enos
81. both of Washington, and John
Artist, %, of Baltimore, and Miss Carrie
Haywood, 20, of Garrett, S. c.
Two Fined i'm Liquor Case.
Upon pleading guilty in the Police
Court here to illegal possession of in
toxicating liquor. Leo G.. Woodward
and Louis G. Davidson, the latter
through an attorney, were fined $3.50
and $780, respectively, by Judge Samuel
Riggs. They were recently arrested by
county officers when their automobiles
were found to contain more alleged
whisky than allowed by law. Roy Lee
colored, was not in court when charged
with operating an automobile while
Under the influence of liquor and 500
was forfeited.
At the annual meeting of the Mont.
gomery County Herd Improvement AS
ISOLATION these officers were elected
President, DR.. j. Thomas Kelly; vice
y
| treasurer, o. w. Anderson; directors
F. A. Heitmuller and C. A. Parker.
The Bank of Damascus has elected
directors for the year as follows: DR.
George M. Boyer, william r. de Lash
mutt, Alvie A. Monkey, Bradley M
Woodfield, Archie w. Souder Donald
| A. de LaShmutt, Samuel U. Beall, D
F.. Brown, Sherwood Duvall, Roby G
Brown, P. Ray Souder, DR.. Vernon
| H. Dyson, c. w. Souder, G. w. Wat
kins, James r. King and S. E. Mullinix
Announcement has been made tina
the annual meeting of the Montgomer.
County Federation of Republican Won
en- will be held Wednesday Afternoon
at the home of Mrs. John A. Holme
on the Rockville pike at Montrose
Officers will be chosen and other bust
ness of Importance is scheduled TO
transaction.
WoOdside Park Meeting.
The Woodside Park Property Owners
Association held its annual meeting re
Gently and elected the following officer
for the year: President, Philip D. Pos
ton; vice president, j. Reginald Boyd
secretary, Mrs. j. Reginald Boyd; treas
urer, Victor E. Grotlisch. Commute
chairmen were also named as follows
Membership, Lewis A. Hurst; publ
welfare, Mrs. Philip d. Poston legiSla
ticn and public utilities, Howard W
Kacy; buildings and restrictions, Ralpl
Lee: streets and grounds, Charles w
Williams; entertainment, S. F. Birth
right.
For driving an automobile while unde
the influence of intoxicating liquor
Thomas Moon of this county was sen
fenced to Jail for 80 days by Judg
Samuel Riggs in the Police Court here
For violations of other motor vehicl
regulations the following paid fines o
forfeited collateral: Charles w. Dowder
$27.50: Hans Nelson and Henry Schia
rome, $3.50 each; Melvin Bolde, $3.50.