Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1931-11-06
TIKI SRNTIN Ell.

Town and Country.

Town and Country.
The November Term Of the Circuit Court
for this county begins on Monday next.
There will be preaching at the German
town Baptist Church on Sunday. November
9th. at 8 P. NJ. by Rev. E. A. Hall. Public
cordially invited.
The Aid Society of St. Mary's Catholic
Church will hold a rummage sale on Satur-
day. November Z. in the building formerly
occupied by Mrs Kings Beauty Parlor on
Montgomery Avenue. Rockville.
The II A. M. service of worship next
Sunday at the Rockville Baptist Church
will have for its sermon theme Christian
Stewardship" and in the evening at the
1850 gospel service the pastor will speak
on THE Book of Beginnings" The Sunday
School will meet at 10 A. M. The B. r.
P. M. with Miss Grace Baker as president.
will hold its meeting at GAS P. M. in the
assembly room. The mid-week devotional
service will be held Wednesday. 7:30 P. M.
M. Wilson Offutt. ~ years old. life
long resident of Bethesda. died Tuesday
at his home after a long illness. Mr..
Offutt was educated at the Jamestown
Academy. and has been active in the real
estate business all his life. He was a
director of the Potomac Savings Bank of
Washington and the Bank of Bethesda
and has been vestryman in St. Johns
Church. Norwood Parish for many years.
Surviving him are his widow and two sons.
E. Winsor Offutt and M. Wilson Offutt. Jr.
At the annual dinner at Hungerford
Tavern here on Thursday evening of last
week of the Montgomery County Red Cross
Chapter. at which plans were formulated
for the organizations annual roll call. the
campaign in the Rockville area was placed
in charge of a committee consisting of Mrs
Frank G. Marshall. chairman; Mrs. John
c. Weldon. vice-chairman Mrs. George H.
Lamar. Mrs. W. Randolph Talbot and Mrs.
E. B. Hedgeman. 1t was announced by
the committee that activities in Rockville
and vicinity would start at once and con-
tinue through November 10th.
At the October meeting of the Isaak
Walton League of Sandy Spring. which
was presided over by the president. M. J.
Cissel, Marsden Waddell. secretary of the
chapter, was greeted as the newly elected
State secretary. Sixty quail have been
planted and 5000 small-mouth bass and
crappie have been placed in various small
streams of the community. it was reported.
The league is planning series of trap
shoots under the management of the men,
bers from Glenwood. Howard county. and
a dance will shortly be held for the benefit
of the chapter. as announced by Robert H.
Chichester. chairman of the committee
A resolution was adopted to give con-
sideration to the creation of Statewide
fish license. covering small water fishing.
The will of William Vernon Beall. who
died recently at his home here. has been
admitted to probate in the orphans court.
1t was executed December 20. 1924. and
names Mrs. Florence E. Beall. widow of
testator: Harry S. Beall a son. and Attor-
ney Clifford H. Robertson executors. The
instrument bequeaths to the widow all
household effects and personal property
excepting money. notes and securities. and
leaves the remainder of the estate to the
widow and the following children in &C.
cordance with their legal shares: Charles
N, William L.. W. Scott. Grover c.. Vernon
D., Forrest P. and Harry S. Beall; Mrs.
William C. Moulden. Mrs. Edward Meehan.
Mrs. Clinton Howes. Mrs. Harry Baker. Mrs
Arthur Ealy and Mrs. Hugh McKimmie.