Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-05-09
Ental and 9ersnual.
Town and Country.

The county commissioners have appointed
Charles Y. Latimer. of Takoma Park. clerk
of the police court here to succeed John
T. Culver, whose term expired May list.
Josephine Montgomery Rice. the Swear
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley Rice,
died last week at the home Of her parents,
near Jamestown. following short illness
of pneumonia.
A All Boys Calf and Pig Club has been
organized at Laytonsville. Stanley Haw-
kins is president, Wiley Griffith vice-presi-
dent, Harrison King secretary-treasurer.
and Ulysses Griffith 4ththe local leader.
Judge Robert B. Peter has signed de-
cree in the circuit court here granting an
absolute divorce to Margaret W. Hayes. OF
Silver Spring, from Frank T. Hayes. of
Washington, on the ground of desertion.
Zone Minute of Twelve" q three-act
comedy, will be presented at Brookeville
school on Friday. May 18th. by Martha
Faruuhar Y. P. B. Admission-Adults. IS
cents; children. rs cents. Come and have
a good laugh.
The Montgomery County Fox Hunters
Association has taken steps to incorporate
by the appointment Of II. WorthinSton
Talbot and J. Banks Berry as 4 committee
to take the matter up with the ASSOCIATIONS
attorney. Vim F. P-e.ty@an, with view
60 having the necessary papers prepared
in the near future. The association mas
also decided to conduct a membership
drive.
Unusual Features.-The Magazine Of next
Sundays Washington Star contains several
special, illustrated features which might
be termed Magazine scoops" on account
of their importance at this particular time.
Mothers Day stories. Kentucky Derby thrill
Iers, the very best of modern fiction. to-
gether with a score of other unusual
features. Order your copy of The Wash
ineton Star for Sunday. May II, from your
newsdealer today.
The Epworth League of the Epworlh
Methodist Church. Gathersburg, held
meeting Thursday evening of last week
and elected officers as follows: President.
Miss Elizabeth S. Virts; first vice-presi-
dent, Hartman Keefer: second vice-presi-
dent, Miss Lorraine Plummer; third vice
president, Miss Margaret Kanode; fourth
vice president, Merton F. Duvall secretary.
Miss Mary Johnson treasurer. Hershey
Ayton; pianist, Miss Cecil Kanode.
At the annual meeting here Of the
Montgomery County Foxhunters' Associa-
ton, Willard Marlowe, of Falkland, was
chosen president; z. McCubbin Waters. of
Laytonsville, ce-president; Mrs. j. Banks
Berry, of Rockville, secretary treasurer. and
Josiah j. Hutton. of Brookeville, master OF
hounds. The officers, with Charles Haight.
of Brookevile, and Ridgley Chichester. OF
Olney, compose the board of directors. The
meeting considered schedule If hunts
for the season beginning July 18th. but
deferred action until the next meeting.
Colonel L. M, Maus intends to open the
old Maus home, on Montgomery Avenue.
and spend the summer in Rockville. For
some years he has resided on Kalorama
Road, in Washington City. Colonel Maus
feels that Rockville and vicinity is des-
tined in the near future TO become the
most popular suburban center adjacent 10
the National Capital. and in all probability
will double its population in the next ten
years. From an extensive experience IN
sanitation he is satisfied that from every
standpoint Rockville is the most desirable
and healthiest locality within rs miles of
Washington.
MONTGOMERY Chapter. Order of the East
,ern Star, was recently organized here with
20 charter members and the following
officers: Worthy matron. Mrs. Melanie
Ward; worthy patron. Philip W. Gates;
associate worthy matron. Mrs. Rebecca
Chinn; associate worthy patron. Edward
S. Barnsley; secretary. Miss Mildred Ward
treasurer, Miss Louise Thompson; conduc-
ness. Mrs. Katherine Gates; associa con-
duearess. Katherine Barnsley: marshal.
Mrs ffazel Karn; chaplain. Miss Blanche
A. Corwin; warder, Mrs. Josephine Thomp-
son; sentinel, Hugh r. Thompson; star
points. Miss Olive Edmonds, Miss Mildred
Karn, Miss Virginia Karn. Miss Helen
Ramey and Miss Mary Somervell
Mothers will be especially honOred on
Mothers Day next Sunday at the Rockville
Baptist Church. The morning service OF
divine worship at II o'clock will be devoted
to honoring the mothers of the church.
many of whom will be our guests. The
pastors sermon topic will be: The Love
of Thy Mother" Attractive Mothers Day
exercises will be held at P. M. This
service will be out of the ordinary and a
good attendance is expected. The Sunday
School will meet at 10 A. M. and the Young
Peoples Society at Tbs P. M. Why not
attend every service Mothers Day for
mothers sake? The mid-week devotional
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Farmers Banking and Trust Com
pany of Rock, lille. held here on Monday
last, the following board of directors was
elected: Horace D. Waters, Jas. E. Deets.
William W. Darby, Albert M. Bouic, Robert
G Hilton, Thomas D. Darby. Thomas W..
Perry. Alton C. Bell, Eugene Jones, Richard
E. Darby and Ernest L. Billiard. The board
Of directors elected the following officers {:
President and secretary. Robert G. Hilton /;
yice-president. Albert M. Bouic; treasurer.
James E. Deets; assistant treasurer, F.
Bache Albert; assistant secretary. j. Hamp-
ton Jones; clerks. G. Hilton Darby. Lyndell
Baker. Lorene Garrett. Helen Ramey and
Mrs. Francis Lyddane. Capital stock.
'$55,200; suplus and undivided profits
$ll5.000: total assets. S.. 658,97652.