Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-11-21

SWING desserts. Many men and womel
VINO are not accustomed to attend churcl
VIII md these services worth while. Tn,
sunday School will meet at 10 A. M ant
the Baptist Young Peoples Union at 6:4s
+. M. The mid-week devotional seryic,
VIII be held Wednesday at 7:3OP,M
Miss Jenieva C. Eader, daughter of Mr.
Archie W. Eader. of Gaithersburs, and Mr.
Atiee l. Burroughs, Of Rockville, were mar.
rled here last Saturday afternoon by Rev
bertram M. oseood, of the Baptist Church
the ceremony taking place at the home OF
the minister in the presence of few rela-
uVes and friends of the couple. The bride s
sister, Miss Clara E. Eader, was maid OF
honor and the only attendant. Following
short honeymoon trip, the couple will
take up their residence in Rockville.
In the Circuit Court here Monday judge
Robert B. Peter handed down an opinion
dismissine the suit of Mrs. Beulah D. Kill
lineer, of Halpine. against the Philfuel Co.,
a corporation. which was an action to re-
strain the defendant from using certain
property at Halpine for the purpose OF
selling and distributing liquid gas known
as philgas Judge Peter held in his opin-
ion that "the plaintiff has failed to estab-
lish by preponderance of evidence that the
proposed business is such hazard to the
plaintiffs property as entities her to the
relief prayed.
Paralysis, with which she was stricken
several weeks ago. resulted in the death
at her home at Seneca. this county, early
last Saturday morning of Mrs. Mary E.
West, widow of W. Armstead West, aged
80 years. She is survived by son, Harry
c. West. who is connected with the Con-
eressional Library. in Washington. The
funeral took place at 10 O'Clock Monday
morning from ST. Martins Catholic Church
Gaithersbure. and burial was in ST. Mary's
Cemetery. Rockville. Mrs. West was form.
eTly Miss Campbell. of Rockville. and q
lifelong resident of this county. She was
the last of her immediate family.
Reports of the activities of the variou:
organizations composing the Montgomery
County Federation of Women's Clubs were
heard last Friday at the semi-annual meet.
ing of the federation in the Bethesda Pres.
byterian Church. The session was devoted
almost entirely to the work of membel
clubs. the federation passing no resolutions
and making no expression of its position
on questions which have occupied it a
other times. Approximately $50 womer
were present. Mrs Peyton Whalen, of Be
thesda, the president, presided. Mrs.
Somervell Dawson, county Red Cross chair
man. appealed to the members to aid thu
annual Red Cross drive now in progress.
Mrs. W. Eesleston Ward. of Rockville
with a total Of l72 points. was awarded
first honors in the flower shows staged a
the different meetings during the year o
the Rockville Garden Club. Announcement
to this effect was made at the oreaniza
lIOn nudl LCCtih6 VI hhC yOdis hCAO VI
Thursday afternoon of last week at the
home of the new president, Mrs. George F
Hane, at Alta Vista. Mrs. NJ. L. Leet. Of
Alta Vista, won second award, with tota
of rs points. and third honors went t,
Mrs. Hane, whose points totaled so. Tn,
club has So members and virtually al
participated in the contest. The meetin
was conducted by Mrs. Hane and wa
well attended. A revised constitution
upon which work had been in progress
for some weeks was adopted. Committe
chairmen were named as follows: Judging
Miss Laura Anne Wadsworth. of Wash
ineton Grove; flowers for the sick. Mrs. "
E. Berry. of Rockville publicity. Mrs.
Harry Gormley. Of Rockville; library. Mr.:
Ford Young. of Alta Vista. Papers Oh
Gardening were contributed by Mrs. W. Z
Yocum, of Chevy Chase. and Mrs. Hane
Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Grub. of Rockville, wa
named custodian of property. There wa
a pretty display of chrysanthemums anc
refreshments were served. 1t was al
nounced that the next meeting Of tn
club will be held late in February or earl
in March.