Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1931-03-20
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Friday Morning".......March 20. 1881.
CucaI aud 9ersnual


to be living in New York, on the ground
of desertion.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Rockville
Methodist Church will hold food sale at
the Office of the Gas Light Company on
Saturday morning. April 4th. 1881, begin
ming at 10 O'Clock. Cakes, pies. douehnuts,
salads, chickens, etc., on sale.
The ladies of the Rockville Christian
Church will serve chicken supper in the
basement of the church on the evening OF
Thursday. March 26th. The menu will
include, among other delightful things.
ham, creamed chicken and chicken salad.
Rev. Robert S. Lloyd. head master Of
the Georgetown Preparatory School, near
Garrett Park. has announced the gilt OF a
new chapel to the school. The new chapel
will be built in keeping with the general
architecture of the school building. The
donor wishes his name kept secret.
At the invitation of Miss katherine Kir-
wan. executive secretary of the Maryland
Children's Aid Society. Miss Elizabeth
Leizear and Miss Bennie Rice. of the work
ing force of the Montgomery County Social
Service League, attended a meeting in
Baltimore last Friday afternoon of the staff
of the Aid Society.
The Rockville All Girls Club has been
orsanized with these officers: President.
Janet Ray; vice-president, Ruth Cissel !;
secretary, Mary Nicholson treasurer. Betty
Griffith; editor, Ann Griffith. Others at
tending the organization meeting were
Helen Howard, Dorothy Maughin, Clara
Raw Waters, Elizabeth GUIDE and Gala
Prescott.
Eighteen Billion Dollars A Year For
Crime THAT is the amount being paid as
tribute in the United States, according to
Arthur B. Reeve, famous author, in the
Magazine of The Washington Star for
Sunday, March %. But this is only one
of a score of special and exclusive features
in the same magazine. Order your copy
of next Sundays Washington Star from
your newsdealer today
The MONTGOMERY County Automobile
Dealers Association held its March meet
ing at Silver Spring on Thursday evening
of last week, with Garland W. Wolfe host
and with virtually all Of the twenty mem
bers present. Following short business
session, conducted by the president, Deets
Warfield, collation. was served, the mem
beers later being theater guests of the host
of the evening,
The home of James L. Parsons. 91o4
Connecticut Avenue. North Chevy Chase
was robbed in the course of last Friday
night, he reported to the police at Bethesda
Saturday. Policeman Theodore Vollten, IN
charge of the bureau Of Identification, made
an examination but could find no finger
prints. The robber entered through the
rear window and entered the dining room.
The loot included quantity OF Jeweiry
valued at several hundred dollars.
The petition of Patrick A. Suerue' Of
Chevy Chase, for absolute divorce from
Mrs. Helen R. Sugrue, of Washington on
the ground of desertion, has been dis
missed by Judge Robert B. Peter, in the
circuit court here, and on cross-bill hled
by the defendant. in which desertion also
was ALLEGED, Judge Peter has allowed MIS-
Suerue S35 a month alimony and awarded
her the custody of the 18-year-old daueh-
ter. Dorothy v. Sugrue, although denying
a divorce.
At the first meeting of the season OF the
Rockville Garden Club. held at the home
of the president. Mrs. George F. Hane, at
Alta Vista, Mrs. Robert Walker of Gath
ersbure was made recording secretary,
Mrs. W. E. Yocum of Chevy Chase chair
man of the program committee and MRS.
Lewis Reed of Gaithersbure chairman OF
the civic Improvement committee. 1t was
decided to hold the next meeting at the
MONTGOMERY Country Club. Rockville. March
27, with Mrs. ] Harry Gormley hostess.
Acute indigestion. with which she was
stricken last Saturday afternoon, resulted
in the death Saturday night of Mrs, Edna
E. Lewis, aged 81 years, for the past 10
wears in charge of the telephone exchange
at Damascus, this county. She was the
widow of Charles Lewis and was life
long resident of Damascus neighborhood
She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth
Bower, of Washington, and Mrs. Charles
Davis. of Mount Airy. and brother, Titus
Warfield. of Damascus, but leaves no chill
dren.
Rev. Denny L. Fringer of Grace M. E
Church South, Gaithersburg; Rev. A. E
Spielman of Epworth M. E. Church. Gath
ersbure; Rev. Peter C. Helmintoler of the
NJ. E. Church South at Potomac and Others
met at Gaithersburg last Saturday evening
and made preliminary arrangements fo
the annual Standard Training School t
be held at Gaithersburg, under the join
auspices of the various Methodist Churches
of the county 1t was decided to hold the ses
sions at Grace Church on April %, "a. 70
27 and 80 and May /, and Rev. P c. Hell
mintoller was made chairman OF the gen
eral committee in charge. The school
intended principally to instruct Sunda.
School teachers. prospective teachers AM
other workers in Sunday School teaching
and administration methods.
Expansion of the fire limit to includ
Conduit Road territory was opposed las
Friday night by the Bethesda Fire Boar
at a meeting in the Bethesda FiIehoust
The board opposed any extension beyon
the present limit Several communitie
in the Conduit Road section had favore
extension of the Bethesda fire tax area t
include the Conduit Road area from tn
District Line to Cabin John. The Cab
John Park Volunteer Fire Department
torn 5y internal dissention, was divide
on the advisability of inclusion in the area