Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-08
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Md, February (Spe-
ciaD "A Talking Movie on China" in
which the characters were taken by 80
pupils of the fourth grade of the Rock
vile Public School, Of which Mrs. Hat
tie kingdom Is teacher, featured the BIZ
weekly meeting of the Rockville Wom-
ans Club at the Montgomery Country
Club. Rockville, Thursday afternoon.
the children, all in Chinese costume.
told and showed what they saw on an
imaginary trip to China and the pres
entation was both entertaining and in
structive.
The meeting was conducted by the
president, Mrs. Thomas D. Grifith, and
was well attended. The responses were
bright sayings Of children. Mrs. ]. SOM
ervell Dawson read a paper on refer
ence books and magazines for children
ana Miss Frances De Lashmutt sang
several solos.
The will Of Mrs. Nellie Nina Patti
son OF Woodside, this county, which
disposes of substantial estate, has
been admitted to probate in the Or
phans' Court at this place. It was
executed June H., 1920, and names
William Rea PAttiSon, husband of the
testatrix, and Allen Stevens Pattison
| executors.
The instrument makes small beouests
|
Of the District of Columbia and the
children Of the testatrix, Nellie ",
James n. and Perry H. Pattison, and
directs that the income from all prop
critics and money invested be paid to
the daughter, Nellie Virginia Pattison,
until. she marries. In the event of her
marriage the income is to revert to the
husband, and should he remarry, then
It Is TO g. in equal parts to the three
children.
| F. Bache Albert, town clerk and treas
urer, has, by direction of the mayor and
| council, prepared list of all real estate
In Rockville on which corporation taxes
i for the fiscal year, which began july
i, are unpaid and on which water rents
are due, and has given notice that all
such property will be offered for sale at
public auction on Wednesday, February
IS, if the amounts due are not paid by
that time.
The delinquents, so the list shows
number IL. representing taxes and water
rents in the amount of $1,218.73 due
All property thus sold may be redeemed
within Que year, the law provides.
Montgomery Countys crack fos
hound, Fly, belonging to q. McCubbir
Waters Of Goshen, president of the
Maryland Fox Hunters Association
made q fine showing at the annual show
held in Baltimore. He won five first
one second and three special premiums
An affection of the heart and com.
plicationS, Of which she had long beer
i'll, resulted in the death in her home
in Rockville yesterday Of Mrs. Emma
Q. Harmon. 66, widow of Richard L
Harmon. She is survived by three
daughters and three sons, Mrs: William
Stivers, Misses Matte and MarRare
| n
Rockville, and Lawrence and Walter
Harmon Of Washington.
Mrs. Harmon, who was formerly {
Miss West, was o native Of Washington
County. She had been q resident o
this county more than 20 years.
A license has been issued by the clerl
OF the Circuit Court here for the mar
Miss Helen May Blay, 10, both o.
Washington.
Montgomery County's annual list o
delinquent taxpayers, just made public
by the county treasurer, j. Forrest Wal
ker, shows 1852 pieces Of real estate Il
all sections Of the county listed for sal
at public auction here on the secont
ment Of State and county taxes for tn
hscal year which begins July /.
While the list is unusually heavy ant
represents many thousands Of dollars II
taxes due. very large ma jority Of tn
owners are expected to pay up befor
sale day rolls around, and It is though
that not more than the usual numbe
OF parcels-something like 200--will b
: offered
! In order to prevent their propert
from being sold under the hammer tn
+ delinQuents will have to pay all take
u due, with interest from September !
and proportt pate part Of the cost Q
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