Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-09-27
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will soon be mounted on new motorcycles
no n result of an order passed by the count
commissioners.
A Guinea bean grown by Mr.. Amos "
Maeruder, of this town. was recently ex
hibited at the Sentinel Office. measuring
inches in diameter and 27inchesin iengtr
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
nanv last week contracted to buy land 10
an S5-car freight terminal at Silver sprlnI
IN serve North Washington and Northwes
washington and the Maryland suburbs
Heart disease caused the sudden dealt
at his home. in Gaithersburg, last Sunday
of Richard H. Carter, aged go years. He
is survived by his wife. two sons and two
daughters. The funeral took place Tues
day afternoon, burial being in the Baptist
cemetery at Germantown
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude New
man, of Atlanta. Ca. the latter formerly
Miss Betty Jones, of Dickerson, this county
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. F. Chiswell and daugh'
ter. Miss Mildred, entertained number oil
friends from the upper section Of the
county at bridge at their home at silver
Spring last Friday evening.
The All Girls Clubs of Montgomery
county will hold a rally in the Rockville
High School next Saturday morning. Miss
nh. Go.,u;n hoDaa damon Of atinn
agent for the county, will be in charge.
Miss Gladys Bull, of the University of Mary
land, long time club member and star
All girl, will participate in the program.
Mapping Golf Courses From The Air
Army and Navy aviators are now map
ping golf courses from high in the sky.
But the intensely interesting article on
this subject is but one of the dozens OF
features of The Washington Stars Sunday
Magazine. Order your copy OF next Sun
davis Washington Star from your news
dealer today.
The Montgomery County Jersey Call
Club, the membership of which comprises
% young breeders of Jersey cattle. held its
monthly meeting at the home OF the presl-
dent. Paul Mills, near Travilah. A round
table was conducted by the president on
winter feeding. and there were discussions
of other matters in which the club is inter-
ested. 1t was announced that officers
will be chosen at the October meeting.
In the presence of small gathering and
intimate friends Miss Annie Austin, daueh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Thomas Austin. oil
Bethesda. and Mr.. James L. Griffin. oil
Washington, were married last Saturday
afternoon at the home of the bride {
parents, Rev. F. L. Griffin. pastor of the
Mt. Zion Baptist Church at Beane. per
forming the ceremony. Immediately FOL
lowing the ceremony small ceptlor
was held, Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin leaving latel
for trip of several weeks, which will take
them into Canada. They will make theiI
home in Washington.
A deed was placed on record in the
Office of the clerk of the circuit court here
last week conveying to the Congressional
Airport Corporation the farm of the late
Nicholas J. Wagner on the Rockville pike
at Halpine. Tie corporation has had the
property under lease for the last year OF
more and has been using 1t as nyint
field. The farm contained 275 acres ou
the heirs reserved IL acres at the south
LEAVING
259 acres purchased by the corporation
The price, the deed showed, was something
over S259.000.
Six communities in this county petit
toned the Public Service Commission
Maryland last week to order the Gas ant
Electric Company to extend its lines int
the county so they can be supplied will
electricity. The petition, filed by the com
munities of Unity. Etchison. Woodheld
Cedar Grove, HendeIson's Corner ant
Clarksbure, stated that after seven years
effort to obtain electricity from three com
panies now serving the county, the cltl
zens consider it their right to be serve'
by the Baltimore company. The three
companies now supplying the county ar
the Potomac Electric Power Company, tn
Potomac Edison Company and the Damas
Gus Power and Light Company.
An annual saving of ST.. 800 to the Stat
has been effected through the revision o
registration files in the office of the Com
missioner of Motor Vehicles. Gov. Ritchi
has announced. The Governor said ap
proximately 100000 registration blank
were found to be useless and the prIntin
and mailing of the cards for them will b
eliminated. This work has just bee
completed and approximately $4,000
dead plates were found. On the basis {
ton blanks. the elimination of these 'dea'
plates for the files will enable Col Baugf
man TO save about $ll,600 year an
there will be no LONGER any confusion 6
to the care for registration.
The annual Rally Day Of the Rockvi
BAPTIST Church and Sunday School will b
held next Sunday. There will be speech
Rally Day program for the Sunday Scho
from 10 to 1O:55 A. M. The pastors Sc
mon topic for the II A. NJ. service OF OWN
worship will be: Aggressive Christianity
1t is expected that there will be lart
attendance at both of these services. The
will be an unusually attractive service
SPIN, when Philip Mauro. ESQ., prom
nent patent attorney of Washington
c., and nationally known Bible stude
and author will be the speaker. The your
Peoples Meeting. under the direction
the new president, Miss Helen Ramey, W
be held from Tbs to 7:55 P. NJ.
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