Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-12
ROCKVILLE.

| ROCKVILLE, Md, June IL Especially
william Edward Watkins, well known
retired farmer and lifelong resident of
Damascus district, died Tuesday night
at his home at Damascus, aged rs years.
His death followed a long illness He
is survived by his widow, Mrs. Sarah
Watkins, formerly Miss Merson of
the Damascus neighborhood, and the
following children by a former mar
riage: Mrs. Jesse Becraft and Mrs.
Ernest Duvall of Clagettsville and Mrs.
| Clifton Stanley and Morgan H. Wat
kins of Damascus. The funeral will
take place at o'clock tomorrow after
noon from Montgomery Chapel, near
Damascus, burial to be in the church
cemetery.
Mrs. Penniah F. Breen of Olney dis
trict, this county, has filed suit in the
Circuit Court here fo- limited divorce
from jeremiah H. Breen of Washing
ton, charging desertion. She is repre-
sented by Attorney Kenneth Lyddane OF
Rockville.
According to the bill, the couple were
married in Washington December 81.
1922, lived together until March OF
this year and have two children, Mary
and James Breen, aged and 5, respec-
lively.
Licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the Circuit Court here for the
marriage of Everette E. Hamilton, 20,
of Kansas City, and Miss Helen Shields,
%, of Washington; James R. Horse
man. 81, and Miss Evelyn Mary Poole,
90, both of Vienna, Va, and Frank H.
Myers. SO. and Miss Rachel c. Wilson,
"a. both of Chevy Chase, D: G.
tn certain
ouirementS of the State Department OF
Education. the school at Garrett Park,
of which Mrs. Nell McGill is principal
and Miss Laura Souder assistant. has
been certified as a standard" school.
The inspection was made by THOMAS
c. Gibson for the State.
Rev. Joseph H. Balthis, preslolng
elder Of the washington district OF the
NJ F. Church South, will be the prln-
cipal speaker at the laying OF the COZ l
ner stone Saturday afternoon of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South that
is being erected at D1ckerSon, TINS
county, The Poolesville Masonic Lodge
will participate prominently IN the
Dr + K. Atherton, in charge of hog
cholera control, extension service, UNI
versity of Maryland, and E. G: jenkins
state boy club leader, were the prln-
clDdl speakers db q ulCNbAAA6 Wv @N>S N
vile of the All Club.
Dr Atherton discussed hog cholera
control and other matters In connection
with hog raising and Mr.. jenkins spoke
on club work
Albert A. Adv. assistant county agrl-
cultural agent, participated prominently
in general discussions which followed
the addresses. - A.,
The meeting was conducted by the
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For the benefit of the athletic actlvi-
ties of the Howitzer Company, Maryland
National Guard. a dance will be held In
the armory at Kensington tomorrow
evening. The committee OF arrange
ments is composed of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Harry Gormley, Miss Helen Ramey,
Miss Katherine Benson, MISS owe Ed
and Fontaine Keys of Rockville, MISS
Jean Skinner of Kensington and Otho
c. Trundle of Gaithersburg. A WASH
ineton orchestra will furnish the music.
Miss Mary M Dawson of Ballston,
Va. visited Rockville early in the week
and obtained from the clerk OF the Cir
cult Court license to marry Ralph M.
Jones of Clarendon, Va. The license
book shows that the age of the young
woman was given as 10 and that of her
prospective husband as %. Yesterday,
however, q man representing himself as
the, young mans father returned the
unusued license to the clerks office, ex-
planning the youth was under age.
Jack Ferguson, 81, and Miss Ollie
Beetlery, 20, both of Brookeville. Md;
! Edward P. Ganley, %, of Derwood. Nd,
and Miss Julia NJ LAnahan, 20, Of
Washington and James Lyon, 46, ana
Miss Sadie williams. 80, both of Mont
gomery County, visited Rockville yes
terday afternoon and obtained licenses
to marry from the clerk Of the Circuit
Court