Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-05-30
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The Brady murder case, removed from
Prince Georges county. will come up fol
trial on Tuesday, June 8. in the circuit
court here.
On Monday the Supreme Court in its
first important wet decision in ten years
held that buyer of liquor is not guilty Of
any crime.
The home Of Charles H. Dyer. on the road
between Four Corners and Wheaton. was
burelarized last Sunday night and $50 in
cash and wrist watch. valued at SIS,
taken.
Mr.. Truman M. Dodson. Jr.. of Chevy
Chase. and Miss Blanche M. Stewart. of
Woodside. were married at Silver Spring
on Saturday by Rev. Ralph D. Smith. pastor
of the Woodside Methodist Church.
George Peter. son of the late Alexander
and Jane Gassaway Peter. of this county.
died in Washington on Thursday of last
week. The funeral took place on Saturday
and interment was 10 Oak Hill Cemetery.
The annual supper and bazaar of the
Rockville Volunteer Fire Department. held
on Wednesday and Thursday Of last week.
netted around $1,000. according TO F. Bar
nard Welsh. chairman Of the general COM
mittee in charge.
Members of the Henderson Smith-Ed-
monds American Legion Post of Rockville
attended, in a body. services in the Rock
vile Christian Church last Sunday evening
and heard memorial sermon by the pastor.
Rev. George C. Minor.
Walter F. Tolson. son of the late Judge
Alfred C. Tolson, of this county. has been
promoted to major in the Medical Corps of
the United States Army. accor ling to in
formation received by relatives here. He
is stationed at Fort Ethan Allen. Vt.
With Miss Alma Keiser as queen and
approximately 100 girls and boys in line.
the annual May procession of the children
of St. Martins Catholic Church Sunday
School, Gaithersburg. was held last Sunday
afternoon. The children gathered at St.
Martins School and marched toSt. Martins
Church. where the pastor. Rev. j. j. Gala
CHAN. delivered sermon and conducted
benediction.
The annual May procession Of the chill
dren of st. Mary's Catholic Church Sunday
School here was held Sunday afternoon.
With Miss Rose Albert as queen. large
number of daintily attired boys and girls
were in line and presented a pretty pic
ture as they marched through the church
grounds. Appropriate services were con-
Quoted by the pastor of st. Mary's Church.
Rev. Charles R. O'Hara.
To fill vacancies caused by the deaths
of Hezekial Trail, Samuel B. Hege and Lee
Offutt. the directors OF the Rockville Union
Cemetery Association have elected DR..
Robert C. Warfeld. F. Barnard Welsh and
F. Bache Albert members OF the board
Ohio II. W. Talbot is president, Clifford H.
Robertson secretary treasurer. and other
members of the board are Albert NJ. Bouic
and George P. Henderson.
Clarence L. ipin. president of the Mont
eomery County Agricultural Society, has
announced that lot containing about
$4,000 square feet. at the northeast corner
of the fair grounds here. has been sold TO
the Cities Service Company for 81 square
foot. The lot has frontage of 90 feet on
Montgomery Avenue and depth OF so
feet. An automobile service station will, it
is stated. be esta blished there.
Rev. Gather Warfield, who has been en-
gagged in educational and missionary work
in Poland for the past five years. under
the mission board of the Baltimore Con
ference of the M. E. Chnrch South. is at
the home of his father. DR.. Robert c. War
field. in Rockville He plans to be in this
country about year before resuming his
work in Poland He is accompanied by his
wife. who is native of Poland. He Joke
in the Methodist Church here last Sund ay
morning.
THE Nineteen Hundredth Anniversary
of the Ascension of Jesus Christ" will be
observed at the Rockville Baptist Church
next Sunday at the II A. M. service with
a special sermon by the pastor. This ser
vice will be followed by the communion
of the Lords Supper. The Gospel Of the
Beautiful Gate" will be the pastors srrmon
topic for the 8 P. NJ. gospel service The
Sunday School will meet at 10 A. NJ and
the Young Peoples Society at 7:l5 P. M.
The mid-week devotional service will be
held " ednesday at 8 P. NJ
Ms. Hilda B. Weadon. of Seven Oaks
was injured last Friday night on the Cole,
vile road. near her home. when the auto
mobile in which she was riding with h +
husband, Ralph F. Weadon. was STRUCK 10y
a truck of the Havener Baking Company
of Washington, according u r.port ,nldc
TO the Silver Sprins police station by
Patrolman Joseph Nulte. Int wead III car.
according to the police, ran gu. Of gas um
the Wynnewood Park till and stall, d
when the truck. following close betnd
struck it in the rear. Mrs. Wea,!ua was
taken to her home suffering from bruises Oh
the limbs and from shock.
Following a long illness of complication
Of diseases. Mrs. Leanah Harriet Giliiss,
widow of John S. Giliss. died on Thursday
of last week at her home, near Montrose,
aged rs years. The funeral took place
Sunday afternoon from her late home and
burial was in Rockville Union Cemetery.
Mrs. Gilliss is survi, ed by the following
children: Mrs. Florence Perry and Joseph
E. Gilliss. of Washington City; Mrs. Peter
Decker, Miss Viola L. Gilliss. Mrs. George
D. Meyer and Miss Myrtle Glliss. of this
county; Mrs. Herbert Richardson. of Car