Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-01-24
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Town aud Country.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Brewer enter.
tanned at Woodstock. their home neal
Dickerson. a few days ago. in celebration
of Mr.. Brewers eightieth birthday ami
versary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lee Chiswell. Of
Dickerson. have announced the ENGAGE
ment Of their daughter. Miss Elsie Lee
Chiswell. to Mr.. Benjamin N. Allnutt. Of
Jacksonville.
Judge R. B. Peter has signed degree in
the circuit court here granting to Julian
M. Browne. of this county. an absolute
divorce from Mrs. Cornelia M. Browne, also
of this county. on the ground OF desertion.
A miscellaneous shower was given for Mr..
and Mrs. Roger B. Burriss at the home Of
his sister, Mrs. Earl Burriss. Of Spring Lake
Park, on Saturday, January 18th. A large
number of friends and relatives were
present.
vicinity, have announced the marriage Of
their daughter, Miss Helen M. Carter. and
Mr.. Lloyd Nicholson. Of Potomac. the cere-
mony being performed at Ellicott City by
the pastor of the Baptist Church there.
The annual meeting of the Montgomery
County Farm Bureau will be held in the
circuit court room here on Saturday, Feb
ruary list. Morning and afternoon sessions
will be held. the morning to be devoted to
the transaction of business and the after
noon to addresses by prominent speakers.
among them probably United States Sena-
tor Thomas H. Caraway. Of Arkansas.
Ledoux E. Riggs, Jas. D. King. Windsor
W. Hodges and Walter M. Magruder have
been selected to represent Montgomery
county as directors of Maryland Virginia
Milk Producers Association. They were
named at a meeting held in Rockville,
which was largely attended and which was
addressed by l.. W. Phelps, president of the
MARYLAND State Association. and John
McGill, manager of the Maryland-Virginia
Association.
Thomas Henry White, a native and
Former longtime resident Of Poolesville
district. this county. died at the home OF
his son-in-law and daughter. Dr. and Mrs
Frank Elein. in Glen Olden. Pa. aged So
wears. He was the father Of AL White, oil
Glen Olden; Joseph White, of Washington
Grove, and Edward White. of Nevada. The
funeral took place Wednesday afternoon
from the chapel in Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville. this county.
The State Conservation Commission has
called the attention of the clerk of the
circuit court here and similar officials
throughout the State to the fact the Law
recurring licenses for use of dip nets in the
waters of the State above tidewater pro-
hibits non-residents from taking fish by
such means. that the licenses are good
from February to March 81. excepting IN
that part of the Potomac River within
Washington county, where the season ex.
tends to April 80. and that suckers. cat
fish, cells and gudeeons are the only kinds
that may be taken.
The Laytonsville Milk Producers Asso
citation held its annual meeting last weel
and reelected Ledoux E. Riggs president
Walter M. Magruder vice-president ant
Harry W. Blunt secretary. L. B. Arm
strong and William H. Fulks were chosen
to serve with the officers as the executive
committee. A report of the association
activities during 1929 showed that trucks
of the corporation had hauled an average
of LOO gallons of milk daily from thu
Laytonsville neighborhood to Washington,
at a cost of only 1-2 cents gallon to thu
producer The general condition of TIT
association was reported prosperous.
At the January meeting of the executive
committee of the Montgomery County So
cial Service League marked increase il
the activities of the organization were re
ported. 1t was shown that 237 families
are now under the care of the league. al
increase of AZ within few weeks. ant
that during December 81 more families
were cared for than during the same month
of the preceding year. Christmas boxes
it was reported, were presented to lOs
families and $l.256.78 donated or pledged
toward the leagues Christmas opportunit,
fund. The league. it was announced. will
conduct its annual campaign from May
to May is.
The Rockville Baptist Church expects Il
cooperate with the Washington Fedora
ton of Churches in the annual pulpit ex
change arrangement next Sunday. Januar!
26th, for the II A. M. service of worship
The speaker for this service is expected t.
be one of the Washington pastors. Tn
evening gospel service at 1880 O'Clock will
be in charge of the pastor. Rev. B. N
Osgood. whose sermon topic will be
Modern Masqueradine." The Sunda,
School will meet at 10 A. M. The Youn
Peoples Meeting will be held in the as
sembly room from GAS to 7:25 P. M. Tn
mid-week devotional service will be he'll
Wednesday at 1880 P. M.
The advisability of providing accideu
Insurance for the public school children Q
The county who are transported to an
from school in motor buses belonging {,
the county was considered by the count
board Of education at its monthly meetin
here. The board. it developed. has abou
reached the conclusion that such protection
should be provided by the school suthori
ties. DR.. George E. Lewis. county superin
tendent of school property, was directed I,
make an investigation and report at tn
next meeting of the board. DR.. Lewis ais
will inquire into the question of hazar
surrounding the high and low pressur