Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-06-13
Tutat aud PERSONA

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Town and Country.
The Travilah Baptist Sunday School will
hold Children's Day exercises en- Sunday
June 18th, at 8 P. M.
The Democratic State Central Committee
will meet at the Hotel Rennert. Baltimore
on Wednesday, June IS, at l o'clock, T. M
James Fisher, young man of this town.
has enlisted in the U. S. Marine Corps and
will enter headquarters at Quantico the
middle of June.
Miss Nellie M. Poss recently left her
,ome here for Philip, South Dakota, to
isit her uncle, Claude Poss. She expects
remain there about two months
Members of the graduating class Of the
3ockyille High School attended in a body
me services in the Methodist Church here
,est Sunday morning and listened to the
lnual baccalaureate sermon by the pastor
ev Frank A. Tyler.
William Welsh. son of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
arnard Welsh, of this town, received the
d,eree of bachelor of arts at the annual
mmencement last week of Washington
nd Lee University The exercises were
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Welsh.
Miss Dorothy L. Walker. daughter OF Mr..
a, d Mrs. Clarence E. Walker, of Kensing-
goi, and Mr.. Charles W. o. Melveny. also
0, Kensington, were married at the home
the brides parents last Saturday night
Rev. Bertram M. Osgood. pastor of the
,kville Baptist Church. in the presence
,nly members of the family.
rockville heads the list of contenders for
ntaomery county section honors in
a Capital City Baseball League as the
lit of last Sundays 3-to-0 decision over
Chevy Chase Grays at Rockville. Rain
ed the contest at the end Of the fifth
ne. WIN. Coleman, Rockville mound
sec. held the opposition hitless.
Kiss E. Claire Turner, of Aquasco, Nd. has
coale to take the place of Miss Mabel Becker
al o public health nurse for this county.
Miss Turner trained at Columbia Hospital
fn Washington and took postgraduate work
ia the school of public health at William
and Mary College, Richmond, Va. She is
STA ne at the home of Mrs. James Colt.
Is for the construction of Montgomery
C9uuty's imposing new court house will be
opened at Rockville July 10, it was an
nouuced Tuesday by Berry E. Clark. clerk
Of the county commissioners, after the
Montgomery County general courthouse
building committee and the county COM
oners had approved the final plans.
Plans are maturing for the annual daily
Vocational Bible School to be held at
2 sda under the joint auspices of the
Episcopal, Methodist and Presbyterian
Churches of the Bethesda neighborhood.
The school will open on June 18th and
VII be in charge of Mrs. Frank T. Israel,
wire vill be assisted by the pastors of the
yar.ols churches and others.
hing valued at $40 and wrist watch
were stolen from his home on Thursday
evening of last week by thief who en-
sfcrad by means of pass key, William N,
johnson, of Burnt Mills. reported to the
count police. He said he left home about
4 e'r.pck Thursdoy ofte-~aa.,- a.,<l -~hsr, he
ed at 1890 O'Clock he found the front
door pen and the articles missing.
Arr lngements are in progress for the
fourth annual supper of the Gaithersbure-
Was neton Grove Volunteer Fire Depart
pea to be held in the Gaithersbure High
Soho building the evenings of June 10
and }. Prominent men and women Of
the 10 communities compose the various
COM ittees. There will be music and other
.sat, es each evening, it has been an
n0u ed.
louncement has been made of the
ma age of Miss Henrietta Howard Riggs.
de tier of Mrs. Samuel Riggs. Jr.. and
N Gordon Chandler Keys. son of Mrs
~ as C. Keys, OF. near Rockville. The
~ ing took place in ST. Michael's Church
ristol, R. l.. on May 2Sth. After a
O. trough part of New England. Mr.. and
MIS- Keys have returned to Laytonsville,
~ they will make their home.
funeral of Charles R. Stone, aged At
81. !, who died Saturday from the effects
oi Gaping steam at the Georgetown Uni
yer ty Hospital, where he was employed
ns igneer, took place Monday afternoon
.ro the Methodist Church at Potomac
thi, county, the pastor, Rev. Peter C. Hell
mi eller, Jr.. officiating. and burial was in
tie church cemetery. Nr. Stone was a
n- We of Potomac district and son of
the late Robert W. Stone.
Negotiations with the Washington Sub
uft IN Sanitary Commission to furnish
20. kville its water supply was authorized
u he monthly meeting Of the mayor and
cor neil here and Mayor j. Roger Spates
VA instructed to communicate with Off
cha Of the commission. Mayor Spates
,1 rs, il is stated, to confer with the co n
D sion without delay and to report re-
is at special meeting of the mayor
al council.
diss Adelaide Bride, daughter of Mr.
Mrs. W. W. Bride, of Edgemoor. this
onty, eloped Tuesday morning to Balti
more and was married to Mr.. William F
Kenney. Jr.. son of the millionaire New
York political lieutenant of Alfred E. Smith
in the last presidential campaign. The
young couple was married in the rectory
of the Baltimore Cathedral by the Rev
Father William e. Mackessey, chancellor Of
he o.ohd;ooaea of pol.;c,o.u