Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-15
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Md. July Is Especially.
Miss Emma S. Becker, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Becker of
Washington Grove, and Lester B.
Whetzel of Gaithersburg, were married
in Rockville yesterday afternoon by
Rev. DR.. Frank A. Tyler of the
Methodist Church. The ceremony was
presence of very few relatives and
friends of the couple. The brides only
attendant was her sister, Miss Mabel
Becker.
The county commissioners, acting as
the district council of the Montgomery
County suburban district, have an
nounced that it is planned to pave
Easley street, Silver Spring Park, from
Fenton street to Grove street, to in
clude concrete roadway. curbing, etc.
at an estimated cost of $4,000; Grove
street, from Sligo avenue to Thayer
avenue, at an estimated cost of $l3,950,
and to construct cement sidewalks on
Silver Spring avenue, from Georgia
avenue to Grove street, at an estimated
cost of $3,140, and that hearings will
be held in the county building at
Silver Spring the evening of August
to enable Interested property owners
to be heard. The cost will be levied
against abutting property according to
front footage and may he paid in five
annual installments or in full at any
time.
Arthur H. Myers and Miss Nancy
M. Callahan, both of New York City,
were married in Rockville Saturday by
Rev. Henry K. Pasma of the Presby-
terrain Church, at the manse.
Rev. DR.. Frank A. Tyler. Of the
Methodist Church, officiated at the
marriage here Saturday of Edward J.
both of Washington, the ceremony
taking place at the home Of the
The catalogue for the seventy-sixth
annual fair Of the Montgomery County
August 20, 81. 81, ~ and "a, is in the
hands of the printer and is expected
to be ready for distribution within a
few days.
According to Secretary Ohio c.
Trundle: it viii show an elaborate l's'1, set
assure an effort on the part of the Of
flcials to make this years fair fully
measure up to the high standard OF
those held here in recent years.
The heads of the various depart
mentS have, so Secretary Trundle
stated today, been selected and include
leading men and women from various
parts or the county. Inc catalogue
will, it is stated, announce the list.
President Clarence L. Gilpin Is giving
attention to the selection of judges for
the various exhibits and expects to an
nounce a list of experts in the near
future.
Extensive improvements to the
grounds or buildings are not. 1t Is said,
contemplated this year, but much work
in connection with getting them in
shape for the fair is necessary and Is
expected to start soon.
Tents are being, erected and other
arrangements made for the annual
camp meeting of the Philadelphia
district of the Free Methodist Church,
to be held on the Seventh street pike
near Glenmont, beginning August 2
and continuing through August IL.
District Elder H. l.. Kelly will be in
charge, much of the preaching will be
by Evangelist Beattie, and Charles
Norris of New Jersey, will direct the
music. Many members of the denomi-
nation and others from the county, the
District Of Columbia, Virginia, Pen
nsylvania, New Jersey and other places
are expected to attend. Morning,
afternoon and evening services will be
held each day. When all the tents are
in place they will number, 1t is