Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-02-14
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Town and Country.


Town aud Country.
A Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
will be in Rockville on March 1914 for the
purpose of assisting taxpayers In fling
income tax returns.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Rockville
Baptist Church will serve lunch on Tues
day. February 18th. at IL o'clock, noon, in
the assembly room Of the church. Lunch.
so cents.
Charles W. Miller. for many years resi-
dent OF Bethesda. died Monday at his home
on Wilson Lane. after an illness Of several
months. aged 80 years. He is survived
by two daughters, Mrs. John Armstead
Darcy. Of Bethesda. and Mrs. Samuel
Hymes. of Pampansa. P.I.
Montgomery county's crack fox hound.
Fly. belonging to z. McCubbin Waters. of
Goshen. president of the Maryland Fox
Hunters Association. made fine showing
at the annual show of the Maryland Ken
mel Club recently held in Baltimore. He
won five first. one second and three spe-
cial premiums.
Died, on Monday. February 10. 1880. at
Providence Hospital. Washington. John N.
Richter, aged 48 years. beloved husband
Of Helen F. Richter. of Germantown. this
county The funeral took place Thursday
morning from the Presbyterian Church at
Neelsville and interment was in the ceme-
terry adjoining the church.
The number Of instruments of various
kinds received for recording in the Office of
the clerk of the circuit court here during
January totaled $40. of which 14S were
deeds. $50 MORTGAGES and releases. 81 deeds
Of trust and 100 bills Of sale Considerably
more papers of the kind were recorded in
the office during the same month last year.
the records show.
Cities of the Future.-"Cities of the Flu
ture," with their sky-touchine buildings.
remarkable creations of man-this is the
subject of an unusual illustrated article OF
The Washington Stars Magazine for Sun
day, February 18th. But there are score
of other features in this same Magazine.
Order your copy of next Sundays Wash
ington Star from your newsdealer today.
Miss Anna Lee Coleman. who willreturn
to her home in Atlanta, Ca. this week.
after an extended visit at the home OF her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. 7. Boeley.
in Rockville, was the guest of honor at
farewell party at the Montgomery Country
Club here, the guests numbering thirty
two. Bridge was played and refreshments
were served. The decorations were sus-
eestive of St. Valentines Day.
Mrs. Emma C. Beredoll was awarded
$3.50 by jury ia the circuit court here
Monday for about one-fourth of an acre Of
land on the Rockville pike. near Somerset.
which the Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission of Maryland desired in con-
ection with sewer construction. The COM
ission and Mrs. Beredoll we're unable to
Tree upon price and condemnation pro-
csedines were resorted to. Judge Robert
b. Peter PRESIDED.
Zonine of the town and increasing its
water supply were the principal matters
given consideration at the monthly meet
ine of the Mayor and Council of Rock
vile last week Both were considered to
be urgent, and, while no formal acton was
taken. there was an understanding that
definite steps would be taken in the very
near future, the coming to await the report
of the committee recently named by the
board to give the matter attention and the
water question to be a choice OF several
plans the town authorities have been con-
siderine for some months.
Richard F. Spates. well-known retired
farmer and lifelong resident of Poolesville
district, died last Sunday night at the
home of his nephew. Walter Butler. near
Poolesville. aged 70 years. His death was
due to paralysis, with which he was
stricken while en- route in an automobile
from Poolesvile to his home. He was the
father of Mayor J. Roger Spates Of Rock
vile, Mrs. Annie Shaw and Webster Spates
Of Washington. Howard Spates of Blue
field, Va, and Mrs. Frank Bachman OF
South America. The funeral took place
Tuesday afternoon and interment was in
Monocacy Cemetery at Beallsville.
A rather pretentious subject. THE Great
est attraction in the Universe" will be the
theme of the pastors sermon at Rockville
Baptist Church next Sunday for the II
A. M. service of worship. An interesting
proeram in observance of the birthday OF
the Father of Our Country will be given at
the 7:3O P. M. gospel service. The Young
Peoples Socizty will contribute several
literary and musical features to the pro-
gram. The pastor will deliver brief ad-
dress, the theme of which will be, "A
Nations Legacy" The Sunday School will
meet at 10 A. NJ. and the Young Peoples
Society at GAS P. NJ. The mid-week de-
votional service will be held Wednesday at
7:S0 P. M.
Montgomery County Boy Scouts will hold
a celebration of the anniversary of the
founding Of Scouting February Is at Rock
Vile under the auspices of the Montgomery
County Council Of the Boy Scouts. First
aid and other Scouting exhibitions will be
given by the 200 boys belonging to the
twelve troops Of the county. Plans for the
celebration were discussed at meeting Of
the committee in charge Wednesday night
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