Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-08-08
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Friday Morning.........August 8. 1880.
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daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Garrett,
to Mr.. William j. Dempsey has been an
nounced.
The ladies' and friends of the Travilah
ME-. Church South will hold their annual
chicken and meat supper in Travileh town
hall on Friday, August 29th. If rainy,
next evening.
The GAINESVILLE picnic will be held on
Wednesday, August 18th. A cordial in
vitation is extended to the people of the
county to come to the grounds on the
above date to meet their friends and &C.
quainIances.
Miss Alice M. Nellineer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John T. Nellinger, of Forest Glen,
and Mr.. Elmer Leroy Hutchinson, of Rock
vile, we're married here on Saturday night
last by Rev. B. M. Osgood. pastor of the
Baptist Church.
The ladies' of the Travilah Baptist Church
will hold their annual chicken and meat
supper on Saturday. August 9th. beginning
at4P. M, in the hall at Traviiah. Pro-
ceeds for the benefit of the church. Come
and meet your candidates. for they will
all be here.
Showing water in 20 l-2 seconds from
the time that two Washington firemen gave
the signal, the Hyattstown Volunteer Fire
Department won first honor in hook-up
contest at Hyattstown last Saturday after
noon, which featured the annual carnival
of the department.
Funeral services for Miss Mary Kilgour,
daughter of the late Col. William Kilgour.
of this town, who died in Washington fol-
lowing long Illness were held in St.
Mary's Catholic Church here on Thursday
morning of last week and were conducted
by the pastor. Rev. Charles R. 0Hara.
Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery here.
Funeral services for Mrs. Juliette S.
Maeruder, wife of Elmer E. Magruder, who
died last Friday at her home at Hunting
Hill. following long illness, were held
Sunday in the chapel of Warner E. Pun
phrey Rockville, Rev. Alvin T. Perkins,
pastor of the Methodist Church at Hunting
Hill officiating. Burial was in the Gene
terry adjoining Mount Zion Baptist Church
at Beane.
The funeral of Mrs. Helen G. Grimes,
wife of George Grimes. who died at her
home at Silver Spring, aged 20 years. took
place on Thursday of last week from the
chapel at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fred
erick. Md. burial being in the cemetery
nearby. Mrs. Grimes was a daughter of
the late Maynard Hoyle. of Derwood this
county. She Is survived by her husband.
but leaves no children.
Scandal About Eve. Irving Bachelor,
one of Americas leading authors, has writ
ten an intensely interesting article on the
oldest romance" for the Magazine of next
Sundays Washington Star. You will enjoy
every word OF it. and this article is only
one of score of features in the entertain
ing magazine. Order your copy of the
Washington Star for Sunday, August 10.
from your newsdealer today.
Two contracts have been awarded in
this county by the State Roads Commission.
The LOOMS Construction Co.. of Washing
ton, received contract for 1928 miles of
concrete shoulders along the Colesville road
from Burnt Mills to White Oak for $14,6O8.
Jos. P. Maher, of Washington, was given
a contract for miles of concrete shoulders
along the River Road from Campbell's
Corner to Potomac 13.242.50.
The new Rockville Presbyterian Church,
which has been in course of construction
for several months is nearing completion.
and the first services in the structure were
held in the Sunday School rooms last
Sunday morning. preceded by the usual
Sunday School session According to the
pastor, Rev. Henry X. Pasma, the first
Sunday in September has been tentatively
selected as the date for dedication of the
sdifice.
Mrs. Catherine Shaw wife of Roger Shaw,
of the vicinity of Rockville, met with a
painful accident in Washington City on
Sunday last. She was returning home,
driving through the city, when another
car came out of an intersecting street and
crashed into her car with the result that
she suffered compound fracture of the
left wrist and also had her left hand
crushed. She was taken to the Montgomery
County General Hospital. Mrs. Shaw's
sister and young niece were in the acct
dent but not injured.
The picnic of the Jamestown and Boyd
churches. which was to be held on Au-
gust 7. has been postponed, and will be
held on Thursday of next week, August ID.
at Monocacy Park. near Dickerson. All
children of both Sabbath schools. as well
as the older people with their friends, are
most cordially invited to turn out in full
force and enjoy this outing together, We
plan to be on the grounds at about o A. M.
If the weather should prove stormy, then
let US get together on the next day. which
will be Friday.
The United States acquired three new
citizens when Judge Robert B. Peter sat
in naturalization court in this county at
Rockville on Monday: Mrs. Berthe Girola
Anderson, young wife of Thomas M. An
derson. Rockville attorney. took the oath of
allegiance which permits her to register
onl L.. arlo and
and came to this country in 1927. Daniel
Ross Duff. of Takoma Park. who came here
from Scotland in 1928. and Alexander
Stephen Fenwick. who came here from
Scotland in 1920. were the other two who
were made United States citizens.