Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-02-21
Ental aud gersuual.
Town and Country.


purpose of assisting taxpayers in filing
income tax returns.
The Liberty Grove Grange will entertain
the Pomona Grange at Burtonsville on
February 9th. it has been announced.
The meeting will take most of the day
and lunch will be served by the former.
W. Lloyd Riley, lifelong resident Of Gath
ersburg, died at his home there following
long illness. aged 81 years. He was
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Riley. Of
Gaithersburg. and unmarried. He is sur
vived by both parents. five sisters and two
brothers.
The monthly report of Judge Charles W.
Woodward, filed with the county commits
sioners here, shows that during January
fines and costs collected in the police court
totaled $i,414.25. The fines in automo-
bile cases, which 90 to the State Motor
Vehicle Commissioner, aggregate $58S.5O.
The executive committee of the woman's
board of the Montgomery County General
Hospital. Sandy Spring. has named Mrs. F.
p ole Robson corresponding secretary in
ace of Miss Mary R. Nichols. resigned.
ID has selected Tuesday, July 20. as the
tie for the annual supper for the benefit
the hospital.
THE Purple Heart" A new story of
f,aoree Washington, developed from recent
scoveries, appears as the leading feature
@ The Washington Stars Magazine for
nday, February %. But this is only
of score of unusual articles in The
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I'heoperetta. Sunny of Sunnyside Farm"
= presented in the auditorium Of the
ckville High School last Saturday even
/, the cast including about 80 pupils of
elementary department Of the school.
vas directed by Miss Virginia Karn. of
school faculty. and was attended by
lsr ,e gathering. Music for the show was
ueovided by Miss Helen Mclaughlin.
The subcommittee Of the Montgomery
q lnty court house building. which has
,ree of the exterior of the new court
ao lse, met Tuesday at Bethesda. The sub
"a. nmittee came to an agreement following
3 discussion of the recommendations Of
On Fine Arts Commission and will report
% he main committee at meeting this
Friday) afternoon at 8 O'Clock In Rock
vile.
Mrs. Joseph N. Darby entertained about
'wenty women friends of the upper section
Vi he county at a dinner party at her
lr ae near PooIesville. Interest was height
end by the presence of Mrs. Eva Chiswell,
81 yoers old, widow of Capt Edward j.
Chi swell, and Mrs. Nourse. widow Of DR..
"a rles Nourse and mother of DR.. Upton
D. Jourse and about the same age Of Mrs.
Chi,well.
hIr. and Mrs. H. S. Shelby announce the
TO rage of their daughter, Miss Alice M.
S6elby, to Mr.. Eugene D. Kengla on We'd
ne lay morning of last week in St. Johns
glolic Church at Forest Glen. The Rev.
C. @. Rosensteel officiated in the presence
he members of the two families. Mr.
al Mrs. Kengla left for short wedding
trip in the South and on their return will
be It home at Cabin Creek Farm at Gath
ers ure.
H. the presence of small company of
sela ives and intimate friends Miss Inex
E. aloxley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
=. bloxley, of Rockville. and Mr.. Allen N.
Norris, of Alta Vista. were married last
Saturday evening at the home of the
bdd.eroom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
E. Norris, at Alta Vista. Rev. M. Mills
Perkins, of Grace Episcopal Church, George
town, officiating.
The county commissioners on Tuesday
awarded the contract for the demolition of
buildings on the court house square to W..
L. Scott, 11O3 Vermont avenue. northwest.
Washington. D. c. Mr.. Scott agreed to pay
$50 for the privilege ofremovine the build
ings on the block. He must put up bond
of $4,000 and tn contract must be APP
pkOVCu ny JOSCpu ". OtooOh, NouhoS' =" Wv
commissioners. before it becomes valid.
Miss Florence S. Lusby, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Lusby, of Capital View,
and Mr.. Hugh A. Watts. of Silver Spring.
were married in ST. Johns Catholic Church.
Forest Glen, last week. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Charles o. Rosensteel.
pastor of the church. The marriage was
followed by wedding breakfast at the
home of the bride. following which the
couple left for New York for honeymoon
trip.
The sermon topics at the Rockville Bap-
fist Church next Sunday will be. respec-
lively, for the A. M. service of worship.
"The Bigness Of Little Things" and for the
7:3O P. M. gospel service, what Would
the Apostle John Say Should He Visit
Rockville7" The Sunday School will meet
at 10 A. M. and the Young Peoples Society
at GAS P. M. in the assembly room. The
mid-week devotional service will be held
Wednesday at 7:30 P. M.
Mrs. Maud Brown. wife of Henry S.
Brown, merchant and postmaster at Brieton
died on Thursday Of last week at the Mont
gomery County General Hospital. Sandy
Spring. aged 81 years. She had been Ill a
long while and several days ago under.
went an operation. She is survived by
her husband and the following children
Carl T.. John W. and VIM. H. Brown. oil
Howard county; Duy L. and Maurice S
Brown. Of Brighton, and Mrs. Clarence Cook
Of Silver Spring. The funeral took place
Saturday from St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Brighton, and burial was in the cemetery
adjoining. Mrs. Brown was formerly a
Miss johnson and had always lived in this