Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1931-09-11
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Friday Morning ......September II, 1881
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Town and Country.

MONTGOMERY county's new court house
will be completed by November LIST, Smith
& Edwards, architects, have notified the
county commissioners. 1t is expected. how
ever. that portions of the building will be
placed in use before that date.
All preparations are completed for the
third annual show of the Montgomery
County Horse Show Association, to be held
on the farm of Charles T. Nicholson. near
Brookeville, on Saturday, September 18th,
according to the president, Thomas Hyde.
4th. The show will start at 10 A. M.
George W. M. Davis. of Seven Oaks. near
Silver Spring. has been appointed by Gov.
Richie as member of the County Board
of Education. He succeeds DR.. James E.
Deets. of Clarksbure, resigned. The new
official, who is 46 years old and married.
is son of the late William M Davis. of
Rockville.
Parade In Pictures.-One of the features
of The Washington Star for Sunday. Sep
TENDER 18th. will be full page of pictures
of the National Capitals Labor Day parade.
printed in the Rotosravure Section. These
photographs, superbly reproduced. form
record of this big autumn event. Order
your copy of next Sundays Washington
Star from your newsdealer today.
During the month of August 1873 deeds
297 bills of sale, 1928 mortgages and re-
leases and 76 deeds of trust. total OF
$40 instruments, were recorded in the
Office of the clerk of the circuit court here,
according to announcement by the clerk.
Clayton X. Watkins. During the same
period the Office issued 143 marriage.
242 hunting and IL fishing licenses
Services for Miss Edna Virginia Sims.
aged 20 years. daughter of Geo. K. Sims.
of Bethesda, who died in a Washington
hospital, following long illness. were held
Monday morning in Our Lady of Lourdes
Catholic Church. Bethesda, the pastor. Kew.
James j. O'Connor. officiating. Burial was
at Herndon, Va. Besides her father, Miss
Sims is survived by several sisters and
brothers.
In the presence of small gathering OF
relatives and friends, Miss Emma E. Daley.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ober W. Daley.
of Brookeville, this county, and Mr.. Stan
ley L. Smallwood, of Dayton. Howard coun-
ty. were married at A o'clock on Thursday
afternoon of last week in the Methodist
Protestant Church at Broo<eville. the pastor.
Rev, Charles F. Cummins. officiating. The
brides only attendant was her sister, Miss
Nellie Daley. Mr.. Raymond Howes, OF
Laytonsville, was best man.
The funeral of Lucille Winifred Hareett.
14-year- FOLD daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Hargett, of Washington Grove. who died
on Thursday of last week at her home OF
typhoid fever. took place Saturday morn
IND from her late home. Rev. Denny l..
Frineer. of Grace Methodist Church. Gath
ersbure, conducting the services. Burial
was in Forest Oak Cemetery. Gaithersbure.
The other children in the Hargett family
who have been i'll of the disease are I'M
derstood to be getting along nicely.
Articles made by patients at the United
States Veterans Hospital at Perry Point.
Md, which were sold at the Rockville Fair
under the direction of the Rockville Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary netted 500. it has
been announced. and a check for that
amount had been mailed to the hospital.
The money will be distributed among those
who made the articles. The sale was in
CHARGE of a committee of which Mrs. Frank
T. Marshall and Mrs. Helen Weldon were
chairman and vice chairman. respectively
The pastors sermon topic at the Rock
vile Baptist Church next Sunday morning
at II O'Clock will be: Looking In The
RIGHT Direction" Sunday evening services
will be renewed in this church next Sun
day at 8 O'Clock. The pastor will begin
series of Sunday evening sermons on Noun
tain Scenes in the Life of Christ. The first
will have for its topic: THE Mount OF
Temptation" The Sunday School will
meet at 10 A. M. The mid-week devo-
tional service will be held Wednesday at
SPIN.
While at work on the new court house
here, in course of completion, Anderson
Neal, colored, of Charlotte. N. c.. fell through
the elevator shaft last Tuesday morning
and was killed. He was helping to erect
scaffold on the third floor and plunged
down the shaft when he took step back
ward, falling all the way to the basement
He sustained a broken neck and other in
juries and died within a few minutes
The accident was the first serious one
which has taken place since the construc-
ton started, about year ago.
Knocked about IS feet and then crushed
beneath the wheels of Boy Scout truck
on the Rockville pike, near Montrose. last
Monday, Thomas Harding Benfeld ten
years old. son of Burett II. Benfeld. oil
Washington, was fatally injured. The
truck was driven by William C. Westake
rs, of Chevy Chase, this county. Scout
master of Troop No. 8, OF All Souls Epis-
copal Church, Washington. The truck was
owned by the Scout troop. Accompany
ind him we're five Boy Scouts, who were
returning to Washington from Today
vacation trip through New York State.
Plans to permit students at the Rock
vile High School carrying on their studies
in institutes of higher learning through
student loans are being worked out by
committee of the Rockville Rotary Club
Members of the committee are L. Fletche
Schott. William F. Prettyman and D. M
Blandford. Club members discussed tn
unemployment situation in the Rockville
area at the weekly meeting and decided
that there is no appreciable scarcity
jobs for those who want to work. 1t wa
moved, however. that sum be set asid