Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1931-03-13

Areal estate atlas Of Montgomery county
the rst Of its kind. is now being distributed
1t Is announced by J. Edward Schwab
Chairman of a special committee of tn,
washington Real Estate Board, which wa:
instrumental in arranging for the publica
ton Of the book. The atlas is the cul
mination Of efforts of Washington ant
Montgomery county realtors for number
OF years and contains a wide range Of
information pertaining to ownership and
development of real estate in the suburban
area adjacent to the National Capital
Large size maps and charts. finished in a
variety Of colors to show different infor-
nation, present picture of Montgomery
county as to size, shape and area of vari-
GUS tracts and subdivisions. a complete
highway plan and the proposed parkway
extensions.
The Holy Name Society of St. Mary
Catholic Church here, which was ORGAN
lied last June and now has membership
of A. elected these officers at a NEE ting
in st. Mary's rectory: President, Leland
L. Fisher; vice-president. Cranmer Burck !;
secretary, William D. Aud treasurer, Al
bert M. Murphy sergeant-at-arms, Francis
A. Posey; spiritual director. Rev. Charles
r. OHara. The officers and Louis j. Ryan
were named to represent the society at
the quarterly convention of the Holy Name
Society of the Baltimore Diocese and
Francis A. Posey, James A. Junghans and
Harry G. Poss were chosen to make ar
rangements for dinner in St Mary Hall
here the evening of Wednesday. April 8.
The meeting was conducted by the retir-
ing president, William E. Morgan. who was
the first head of the organization and who
was for three years president of st. Marys
Branch of the National Council of Catholic
Men, which went out of existence with
the formation of the Holy Name Society.
Rockville Needs Told At Luncheon.
To afford favorable opportunity for pre-
senting to the county commissioners, the
legislators and others the improvement
needs of Rockville from the viewpoint of
the Mayor and Council. the Rockville Rotary
Club entertained at luncheon at Hunger
ford Tavern here on Thursday of last week,
those attending. in addition to members
of the club. including Mayor ]. Roger
Spates. Town Councilman H. Worthington
Talbot, F. Bache Albert. town clerk and
treasurer State Senator Robert G. Hilton,
County Commissioners Downey Williams,
Clagett C. Hilton. Sherwood Duvall. John
B. Diamond and W. Frank Ricketts,, Berry
E. Clark, clerk to the commissioners. and
Porter G. Ward. member of the Rockville
Zoning Committee.
Mayor Spates and Mr.. Albert explained
the improvement suggestions recently
adopted by the Mayor and Council, Mr..
Clark referred to what Rockville receives
beck from the State and county taxes il
pays, Mr.. Ward told what has so far been
done toward coming the county seat. and
Senator Hilton and others participated in
the discussion. which was entirely infor-
NAL. No promises of any kind were made.
but all seemed interested in the expan-
sion. development and general welfare of
the town, and theconsensus seemed to be
that the confe' >nce would result in good
to the county seat and its environs.
William F. Prettyman. president Of the
Rotary Club. presided.