Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-11-07
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At the first meeting after the summer
recess of the Washington Grove Parent
Teacher Association. Mrs. Walter Isherwood
was elected secretary and Mrs. Ralph Way
tand treasurer. and the selection of the
other officers was deferred until the next
meeting.
Work of Gen. Pershing. has Gen
Pershine been doing since the World Wal
ended2 This question is answered in an
intensely interesting article of the Maga-
zine of The Washington Star of Sunday
November 9th. But this is only one of a
score of fine features of The Stars Maya
zine, so order your copy for Sunday. No
vember 9th. from newsdealer.
The Mayor and Council of Rockville
have granted a permit to the Georgetown
Gas Light Co. to lay a gas main along
certain streets in the eastern section OF
Rockville. to connect with a main at the
Veirs Mill Road entrance to the town and
one at the towns northern boundary line.
The condition was that the streets be re-
stored to their original condition.
"The Deeper Meaning of Armistice Day.
will be the subject of the pastors sermon
at the Rockville Baptist Church next Sun
day at 7:30 P. M. There will also be
pecial music at the evening gospel ser
vice. For the II A. M. service Of worship
the sermon topic will be: The Dove From
Heaven" The Sunday School will meet
at 10 A. M, and the Young Peoples So
ciety at 6:45 P. M. The mid-week devo-
tional service will be held Wednesday at
7:30 P. M.
Members of the senior class OF the Gath
ersbure High School will present in the
high school auditorium the evening of
Friday, November 7th. the three-act COM
edy, Miss Adventure" The cast will in
clude Miss Gladys Allnutt, Miss Elizabeth
Musser. Miss Mildred Oden, Miss Doris
Palmer, Miss Julia johnson, Miss Elizabeth
Watkins, Miss Janet Walker. Miss Helen
Riggs, Miss Alice Walker. Miss Catherine
West, Russell Watkins. Richard Wayland
and Albert Claeett.
G. H. Collingswood. of the United States
Department Of Agriculture. whose home is
in this county, delivered an address before
the Rockville Inquiry Club at largely at
tended meeting at the home of Mrs. Frank
D. Leizear last week. He discussed trees
and his remarks were both entertaining
and instructive. Mrs. John S. Bale, of
New Windsor, Md, a sister-in-law of the
hostess, sang several solos. and deliehtfu
refreshments were served. The meeting
was conducted by the president, Mrs.
Ernest L. Bullard. The usual business was
transacted.
Mrs. Lucy j. Emerich. widow of George
W. Emerich and former longtime resident
of Rockville, died in Columbus, Ohio. where
she had recently been making her home.
aged 81 years. The funeral took place
here Tuesday afternoon and burial was in
Rockville Union Cemetery. Mrs. Emerich
was the daughter of the ate Salathiel I.
Mullican, at one time sheriff of this county,
and a sister of former Sheriff George W..
MulIican. now acting postmaster Of Rock
Vile She is survived by daughter and
three sons.
Paralysis, with which she was stricken
early in the week, resulted in the death,
at her home near Wheaton. on Thursday
of last week, of Mrs. Annie E. Cunning
ham. widow of Charles L. Cunningham
aged 80 years. She is survived by SON.
Charles C. Cunningham. of Wheaton. The
funeral took place from the Methodist
Church at Colesville and burial was in the
church cemetery. Mrs. Cunningham. who
was formerly Miss Kidwell. was native
Of Virginia. but had lived in the Wheaton
neighborhood IS years.
The State Department of Forestry is
striving to help the farmers in distress. as
the result of the prolonged drought. by
finding market for their forest products.
Many of these farmers have merchantable
-piline. poles. mine props. pulp
wood, or fuelwood. which they would like
to sell to help out in this emergency. The
Department of Forestry is endeavorinl
to put those who have forest products Il
sell in touch with buyers of such products
1 is believed this rvice will be of tn,
greatest help to both producer and con
sumner.
Appointment of the county Seal Sal,
Chairmen for the twenty-fourth an. ua
Christmas Seal Sale for tuberculosis fund
in Maryland has been announced b,
William B. Matthews. Managing Director
of the Maryland tuberculosis Association
Mr.. Matthews stated that the seal sal,
supplies had already been shipped to tn
county branches. and that plans for con
Quoting the campaign throughout the Stat,
Of Maryland are practically complete
Maryland's allotment Of seals this yea
is 35,000,000. The seal sale will begiI
Thanksgiving and continue until Christ
mas, The seal sale chairman selected 70
this county is Miss Estelle T. Moore. O
Sohuy opIlnS.
One colored man was killed and fou
Others slightly injured last Saturday nigh
when heir machine collided with tire,
horses wandering loose on the Rockville
Norbeck pike. near Norbeck. The deaf
man was Howard Smith. of Sandy Spring
His companions. who escaped with cut
and bruises, were Roy Israel, Jas. Mitchell
Sedewick Turner and David Yeaeer. al
colored. They were treated at the Mont
somery County General Hospital. Accord
ing to police. the car struck the horses u
rounded curve in the road. The ma
chine rolled over several times. Two Of thu
horses we're killed outright and the thirC
was found dead in nearby field.
Marvin j. Gloyd. of WASHINGTON. son q