Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-07-26
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rown and Country.
Gov. Richie has appointed Donald A.
he Lashmutt, of Rockville. notary public
for this county.
The annual picnic of St. Peters Catholic
Church, Olney, will be held on Tuesday
August 18th. 1929.
The annual picnic by Germantown Coun-
IL No. 1871, Jr. o. u. A. NJ, will be held on
thursday, August 9Th.
The annual festival and chicken dinner
hr St. Johns Church, Forest Glen' Will oe
held on Wednesday. July 3ist'
Rev. G. C. Minor, of Helena, Ark viii
Dreach in the Rockville Christian Church
on Sunday. July 2Sth, at II A. NJ and 8
PM
The annual lawn fete of St. Mary's
Catholic Church, Rockville. will be held on
wadOesday and Thursday. August 7th and
9Th, 1929
J. Roger Spates, Mayor of Rockville, last
Tuesday was appointed member OF the
Monttomery County Court House Building
Committee by the county commissioners.
The annual supper and dance for the
benefit of the Montgomery County General
Hospital will be held in the Sandy Spring
Hieh School building on Tues lay, July 3o'
Under the auspices of the Ladies Aid
Society of the Hunting Hill Church
chicken and meat supper will be held at
Ms Hunting Hill hall on August 18th, be-
owning at P. M.
mint picnic of Aubrey Council, No. l43
kOU.A. NJ, and Baker Council, No 104
Dauehters of America, will be held August
9Th and 10th at Damascus. Base ball at
SPIN. Supper S to 8 each evening.
Mr.. Thomas C. Groomes, formerly citi-
zen Of this town, now resident of Wash
iodton has secured an automobile license
He is "a years old and is the only person
If that aee to whom like license has
ever been issued in that city.
The West End Montgomery County Picnic
will be held on Thursday, August 18th. at
Monocacy Park. afternt on and evening.
# rainy at noon, the picnic will be post
Dooed to next day. Bring baskets. Mrs.
Walter Butler. general chairman.
Mrs, Amy Parsons Newman. wife of
.hdte John S. Newman, of Frederick, died
Monday at the Johns Hopkins Hospital,
Baltimore. She was the daughter of the
late W. Irving Parsons. formerly clerk Of
the circuit court for Frederick county
A second stroke of paralysis. which she
suffered last Saturday morning, caused the
death at her home, at Brookeville, of Mrs.
Mary R. Baker, aged Ga years. She leaves
two daughters, Misses Mary and Marjorie
Baker, of Brookeville. Mrs. Baker was
formerly Miss Penn.
Next Sunday morning for the II O'Clock
service of divine worship at the Rockville
Baptist Church the pastors sermon topic
wabe: Three Gods of the Modern World.
The Sunday School will meet at 10 A. M
The union evening service will be held in
the Christian Church at 8 O'Clock.
The Church of Our Lady of Lourdes. at
Bethesda, will hold benefit carnival on
July 80, 81, August 1. and 3. On Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings supper
will be served in connection with the
carnival. The pastor. Rev. Jas. J. O'Con-
NOT, is in charge and committees are now
being formed.
Breaking Rail Records. The Magazine
Of The Washington Star for Sunday, July
2Sth will contain an illustrated article on
Breaking the Railroad Speed Record Be-
tween Washington and New York" A
special writer for The Stars Magazine
rode in the cab of the record breaking
locomotive. But this is only one of dozens
Oiieatures in the Magazine. Order your
copy from your newsdealer today.
Mrs Grace Braddock Green. widow OF
James Frank Green, of Rockville, died last
Saturday in a Baltimore hospital, aged IL
vived by son, Scott Green; two brothers
Alexander A. and F. Cushman Braddock
and three sisters, Mrs Irving Creamer
Mrs. Kate Pyles and Miss Eulalia Brad
dock Mrs. Green was daughter of the
late George r. Braddock. of Rockville. and
had lived virtually her entire life in tn,
county
The annual picnic of the II Girls Club
otMOntgomery county will be held at tn,
Fish and Game Protective Association. a
hlddlebrOok on Tuesday, July 30th. il ha
been announced. In connection therewitl
anexhibit of All Girls outfits and cottoI
dresses for school wear will be staged. Tn
best exhibits will be sent to College Par
Tor the club week exhibition, the winner
There to 90 to the rimonium Fair in Sep
TENDER
w. Carroll Waters, deputy game warde
Tor this county, has called attention to tn
legal requirement that all persons over Il
years OF age must obtain licenses from tn
clerk Of the circuit court here in order t
hsh in any of the waters of this count,
Formerly only those over IS were required
Nhave licenses. The cost of such license
SSL25 to resident of the State an
SoO to a nonresident. Deputy Wate
also wants it understood that il is now Law
iul to catch any kind of fish in the MOI
TIDAL waters of the State.
At the request of Harold C. Smith. Sta
commander of the American Legion, Il
VOuhty commissioners have decided
provide filing case for cards containir
"e military record and much other info
nation concerning all residents of Mon
someFy comfy who participated in aI