Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-03-21
EnfaI and 3ersnuaL.


Savage, Md, were married in Rockville on
Saturday last by Rev. Frank A. Tyler, Of
the Methodist Church. at the home of the
minister.
The county board of education has ap'
proved May 3rd and April 9Th as the dates
for the annual athletic meets of the white
and colored public school children of the
county. respectfully. according to announce
ment by Edwin W. Broome. county super
intendeRt of schools.
Following long illness. Mrs. Lydia A.
Davis, widow of Edmund C. Davis died
last week at the home of her son-in-law.
Lacy Shaw. at Colesville. aged "a years.
She is survived by two daughters. Mrs.
Mary D. Biees and Mrs. Shaw. and sister.
Mrs. Eliza Howes. of Germantown.
The benefit entertainment to be given
by the Women's Democratic Club of Mont
gomery County at Wardman Park Theatre.
Washington. March 81. will include in its
program a series of living tableaux. por-
traying immortal songs. which will be d.
rected by the producer. Mrs. Jas. L. Pugh.
Miss Naomi Bogley is chairman of the
program committee.
Another Gold Rush.-The leading feature
of The Washington Stars Magazine next
Sunday is concerned with the thrilling
incident of the newest gold strike in Alaska.
Thousands of gold seekers are rushing into
the ice covered wastes of the Northland.
But this is only one of score of features
in the Magazine of next Sundays Star. so
order your copy from your newsdealer
today.
Thirty-five field and staff officers and
company commanders of the First Regi-
ment. Maryland National Guard. Col. D.
John Markev. commander. held their an
nual conference at the State Armory in
Frederick City. on the 18th instant. Capt.
Joseph C. Cissell. Service Company. Silver
Spring, and Capt Clarence v. Sayer. How
itzer Company. Kensineton. represented
this county at the conference.
Profitable and enjoyable services were
held at the Rockville Baptist Church last
Sunday. Next Sunday for the II A. M.
service of divine worship the pastors SER
mon topic will be: THE Fascinations of
Success" and for the 7:30 P. M. gospel
service. THE Love Story of Shulamith."
The Sunday School will meet at 10 A. NJ.
and the Young Peoples Society at 6:45
P. M. The mid-week devotional service
will be held Wednesday at 7:30 P. M. A
union service to be addressed by Hon. jeff
Busby. Congressman from Mississippi. will
be held in this church on Sunday, March
80. at 7:30P M.
At the March meeting of the Court of
Honor and Review of the Montgomery
Council of the Boy Scouts of America. held
in the circuit court room here. IS mem
bers of the various Boy Scout troops of
the county received merit badges, IS be-
came second-class scouts and 1 a first
class scout. The court was conducted by
the chairman. Philip W. Gates. who was
assisted by Messrs. Goldbold. Hast nes. Wal
lace. White. Humphrey. Hudson and Lyon,
Scoutmasters Clark. Bowie and Bowman
and Henry R. Coates. Sc ut Executive for
Montgomery and Prince Georges counties
The National Capital Horse Show will be
held at Bradley Farms. May IA to II, asso-
citation officials have announced. Admiral
Cary T. Grason was reelected president at
a recent meeting. Melvin C. Hazen and
Thomas P. Bones were reelected vice.
presidents, Hubert Quinter secretary and
George P. Plummer treasurer. haj. W. M.
Grimes was elected ringmaster. The d.
rectors of the association are: Admiral
Cary T. Grayson. Melvin C. H izen. Quinter
Conner. John o. Gheen. Raymond H. Nor
ton. Maj. Harry Leonard. Maj. George S.
Patton, Jr. A. H. Ryan. Jr.. Harry L. Rust.
Jr., L. Perry West. Thos. P. Bones, Hubert
Quinter and George P. Plummer.
With their old church building in course
of demolition to make way for the new
court house and jail here. the Presbyterians
rary worshiping place. and held morning
services and Sunday School in the club
house of the Montgomery Country Club
here. 1t was planned originally to use
pleton of the new church building. hut
the clubhouse was decided more suitable
and it was announced Sunday that Sun
day morning services and Sunday School
would be held there until the church build
ing is ready for use, about the middle Of
the summer.
Permission to prepare detailed plans fol
the proposed court house here was asked
Tuesday by M. S. Rich. structural engineer
and Robert Mayo, Jr.. consulting engineer
at a meeting of the county commissioners
The proposals were referred to the couri
house plans and construction committee
of which Capt. Chester C. Wells is cnalr-
man. Prompt action is expected by the
committee. Mr.. Rich has agreed to pre-.
pare the structural plans and specifica
tons and TO approve shop and working
drawings for the court house for fee Of
one-half Of per cent of the total cost OIL
the building. Mr.. Mayo would arrange fol-
the heating, plumbing, ventilatine. &C.. fol
a fee of l-2 per cent of the cost of the
mechanical equipment. Delos H. Smith
architect in charge Of the court house con
struction. suggested that regular inspec
tions be made of the construction worl
and that a fee of SIS be paid for each
inspection.
Mrs. Carrie W. Poole. aged SIS years. wife
of W. Wallace Poole. died on Thursday Of
last week at her home. in Poolesville, fron
apoplexy. with which she was stricken
twelve hours before. Mrs. Poole had just
returned to her home from a meeting Of