Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-06-06
Following a lons illness Mrs MARY F,

Following long illness, Mrs. Mary F..
Bean, widow of Benjamin A. Bean, died
last Saturday morning at her home near
Alta Vista, aged 70 years. She is sur
Vived by three sons and four daughters
j. Leonard, Everett and Clifford Bean and
Miss Edna Bean. Mrs. Chester Bosley and
Mrs. Charles Renshaw. all of this county,
and Mrs. Wade Kunke, of Montrose, Pa.
Inc funeral took place Monday afternoon
from her late home and burial was in the
cemetery adjoining Mount Zion Baptist
Church near Beane. Mrs. Bean was form
erly a Miss Blundon and was a life long
resident Of the lower section of the county.
The Nineteen Hundredth Anniversary
of the Organization of the First Christian
Church" will be the theme of the pastors
sermon in observance of Pentecost Day at
the Rockville Baptist Church next Sunday
for the II A. M. service. The services of
the day will begin with Pentecostal de-
Votional meeting under the auspices of the
Young Peoples Society at $50 A. M.
The Sunday School will meet at 10 A. M.
At the P. M. gospel service this great
anniversary day will be further observed
by an address delivered by the pastor on,
The Progress of the Gospel in the Face
of Bitter Opposition" The Young Peoples
Meeting will be held at Tbs P. M. Ar
rangements will be made for special music.
1t will be great day. Please to attend
every service.
The Holy Name Society of St. Marys
Parish, Rockville, was organized last week
in St. Mary's Hall. Mr.. Caesar L. Aiello.
President of the Washington Section of
the Holy Name Society of the Baltimore
Diocese, and Father Charles r. OHara
explained the object and its meaning in
lengthy talks, after which the officers were
elected as follows: President. William E.
Morgan; vice-president. Louis j. Ryan
secretary. Leland L. Fisher; treasurer, j.
Hampton Jones; spiritual adviser. Father
Chas. R. O'EIara delegates, Preston Fisher
Dudley Aud and John Dudley Clagett, with
the officers, constitute the representatives
of the Holy Name Society of St. Mary's
Parish of Rockville to attend the quar-
terly meeting of the Washington Sec
ton, the date to be named later The
officers will be enrolled on Sunday, June
18th. The society has a membership of
thirty-four.
The junior class of the Gaithersburg
High School gave its annual banquet to
the senior class in the school auditorium
on Thursday evening of last week, with
pupils, teachers. comfy school official and
others,to the number of approximately 200
in attendance. The hall was beautifully
decorated. Russell Watkins OF the junior
class was master of ceremonies, the prin-
cipal address was by Wilton F. Pretty
man, of the Rockville bar, and talks we're
given by Miss Alice Walker of the junior
class, Miss Maude Duval of the senior class,
Mrs. Marian W. Weeks, Miss Rebecca
Fields and Mrs. Helen Bickmore. of the
school faculty; Thomas Cashell. Roland
Ward and Miss Lorraine Plummer. former
graduates of the school Edwin W. Broome,
county superintendent of public schools
Thomas c. Darby, president of the county
board of education Miss Elizabeth Meany,
supervisor of rural schools, and Mrs. VIM.
McBain, of the Gaithersburg Community
and School League. Miss Doris Palmer. of
the junior class. sang solo. and the Rock
willie School orchestra Dlaved a number of
selections.