Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1931-07-17
Eoeal and gersuua!
Town aud Country.

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present.
The Dayton baseball team, of Howard
County, defeated on its own grounds the
Rockville team by score of to 8. on
Sunday last.
St. Johns festival. Forst Glen, will be on
Wednesday. July 29th. Chicken dinner
will be served from to P. M. Music in
the evening.
Robbers last Monday morning attempted
to enter the Beall filling station at Ashton.
but were frightened away by a burglar
alarm. A door had been forced, but moth
ing was missing.
The third annual outing of the CATH
ersburg Chamber of Commerce will be held
at Chapel Point. Nd. on Wednesday. July
29th, it was decided at special meeting
of the organization. Ernest C. Gartner.
president, heads the general committee of
arrangements.
approximately 400 men, women and
children from various parts of the county.
the bulk of them from the Rockville area.
and not few from the District of Column
bia. journeyed to Chapel Point. Nd. yester-
day to participate in the fifth annual out
ins of the Rockville Chamber of Commerce.
Funeral services for Floyd F. Graves. IA
years old, of Silver Spring. who was killed
last Friday in an automobile accident on
the road between Four Corners and Seeks
Corner. were held Monday. Burial was in
Bethel Cemetery, Alexandria. Va, beside
his mother, who was buried about three
weeks ago.
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The Henderson establishments POST
American Legion, of Rockville. of which
Warner E. Humphrey is commander. de-
cided at a meeting Tuesday evening to
purchase brass markers and flags for the
graves of approximately rs World War
participants who are buried within what
is regarded as the posts Jurisdiction.
Montgomery county's $l,055.00O in
school and road construction bonds last
Tuesday sold for the lowest figure that
county bonds have brought in long time
The bonds sold for 9S.75, which means that
the issue is sold at loss to the taxpayers
of approximately $70.350 as compared
with the prices brought by the last several
Issues of county bonds. The issue on May
26 brought price of $l05.3l and the June
8 issue for $l04.3l2 and were purchased
by the same group of Baltimore financers.
Miss Grace Dorothy Bell Walker. daughter
of Mr. Jesse W. Walker, of Potomac. and
Mr.. William T. Lynch, of the same neigh
borhood, were married last week by Rev.
Peter C. Helmintoller, Jr.. pastor of the
Potomac Methodist Church, the ceremony
taking place at the parsonage in the pres
ence of small company of relatives and
friends of the couple. The couple left i'm
mediately after the ceremony for trip
North. They will make their home near
Potomac Mr.. Lynch is son of the late
William T. Lynch.
Funeral services for Mrs Bessie Mae
Warfield were held at her home near Da-
mascus on Thursday of last week, with
interment in Mt. Lebanon Cemetery. Mrs.
Warfield died after an illness of one day.
She is survived by her husband. Raymond
L. Warfield; two sons. Thomas and Clyde;
also her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Allnutt, of Laytonsville, and the following
brothers and sisters Spencer Allnutt.
Bryan Allnutt and Mrs. Hattie Hansen, all
of Washington; Mrs. Annie Specht. of
Brookeville; Walter Allnutt. Frank All
mutt, John Allnutt. Mrs. Bates Watkins and
Mrs. Luther Moore, of the vicinity of Lay
tonsville
At meeting of the Silver Spring Volun-
teer Fire Department. Captain Frank L.
Hewitt, who recently retired as president of
the Silver Spring Lions Club. presented to
the department an oxygen inhalator ap-
paratus, with extra oxygen tubes. for use
in suffocation cases by the departments
rescue squad. DR.. Gerald A. Scully, also
member of the Lions Club. demonstrated
the outfit and volunteered to instruct the
firemen in its use. Funds for the purpose
of the equipment were raised by a benefit
show held under the auspices of the Lions
Club. Leo Bender, president of the fire
department. stated that it is planned to
carry the inhalator on No. 8 engine.
Mrs. Benjamin T. Elmore. of Alta Vista
the newly elected president, conducted the
bi-weekly meeting of the Rockville Garden
Club. held last Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Agnes Magee at Alta Vista,
and we'll attended. Garden ANNALS, baskets
sedums constituted display that was
much admired and points we're. as usual,
awarded by the judging committee. to
count in the seasons total Participation
in the flower show to be staged at the
Rockville Fair on August IS. 10 and 20
was discussed and the club decided to have
an exhibit. Individual members also in
dictated they would have displays. Final
plans for the clubs participation will, it
was stated, be made at the next meeting
Of the organization. James l. Hambleton.
of the Somerset Bee Culture Laboratory,
gave talk on bees
lsnatius T. Fulks. Gaithersbure's oldest
citizen. was 80 years old last week. and
the anniversary was celebrated at the
home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank B. Severance. in Gathers
burg with family reunion and dinner.
twenty-five children. grandchildren and