Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-03-25
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lnt four-act comedy entitled MAR!
!" at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Hiel
Ii Saturday. April 2. for the benefi
Bethesda Methodist Church. Tht
Is under the direction of Mrs. Johr
ber of Chevy Chase.
Rockville Community Garden Club
been announced by the president
hot hold its scheduled meeting next
because of the meeting day being
Friday, but. it is stated. will
at the home Of Mrs. E. L. Billiard in
syilIe Wednesday afternoon. March 80,
ad.
Is Hermine Badenhoop. chief county
In nurse, has announced that a free
/, ] for diseases Of the chest will be held
de Montgomery County General Hos
/, here, on Friday. April 8, beginning
o o'clock A. M. 1t will be conducted
br. Leo Schneider of Baltimore. who will
assisted by Miss Badenhoop and Miss
Moore. also a health nurse.
falling from tree in which he was
.kine, w. W. Brackett. 80. Of Vienna
d tree surgeon. was seriously injured
Friday. He was working at the home
E. Dunsmore, 46l4 Hunt avenue
Emergency Hospital. where he was
In after the accident. Bracket was
BID to have broken both thigh bones,
bones in his right leg and two bones
bis left arm. besides receiving numerous
Nrations Of the face and body.
following long illness. Mrs. Margaret
Brown. 10. widow Of Perrie Franklin
bwn, died Sunday at her home here. She
survived by the following children : Clark
b Malcolm Brown Of Washington. and
d Claude Hilliard of BrookevilIe. The
oral will take place tomorrow from the
y. Church at BrookeviIle. burial to be in
lchurch cemetery. Mrs. Brown was
efraly Miss Baker and was a lifelong
ynt of the Brookeville neighborhood.
bsell E. Stup. l6, has been announced
Inner of the Gaithersbure High School
pinaries in the oratorical contest
ration on THE Meaning of the Con-
zion Today" won him the right TO rep
at his school at the Montgomery
luty finals of the contest at Bethesda
y Chase High School April 10. Stup
son of Mr.. and Mrs Elmer E. Stup
iaithersburg. He has participated in
letics at his school and taken part
school dramatics.
Workers in public offices will have three
rs holiday this week under a proclama-
handed down by Governor Albert C.
'hie. With Good Friday. always State
day. falling ON March 25th. which is
Maryland Day, Gov. Richie has de-
4 to have the States birthday ami
ry observed on Saturday. March 26th
Ad. He feels that the people should
to observe Maryland Day alone.
Sunday following. three days of
Re" will be granted employees of the
J, counties and cities. as well some
hte concerns.
IL Ahe March meeting of the American
gion Auxiliary Of the Henderson-Smith-
monds Post. No. So. of Rockville, held
the home of Mrs. Louis j. Ryan, the
torian. Mrs. Philip W. Gates. announced
. cradle roll membership. to which all
ildren under IL years of age Of members
the post or auxiliary are eligible. and
rehabilitation committee reported do
tons to needy persons. It was planned
hold benefit luncheon at the home of
8. Ryan next month. and an invitation
m Mrs. Lucille Mullineaux for the auxil-
y to meet at her home in April was &C.
tied. In the absence of the president,
IS Lucy N. Smith presided.
through the Rockville law firm of Peter
Simpson. Mrs. Nettie Ray Wallace of
koma Park has filed suit in the Circuit
art here against the Sanitary Grocery
!. Inc, for 10000 damage for alleged
'sonal injuries. AS the plaintiff was
put to enter store of the defendant
npany. on Laurel Avenue. Takoma Park
April 8. 1880. according to the declara-
0. she fell over or tripped upon" sign
piece Of tin which it is alleged had
IN neglieently allowed to be in the door
y or approach. 1t is represented that the
;ident rendered the plaintiff "sick, sore.
ne and disordered." and seriously and
'manently injured her.
The general committee of arrangements,
which Rev. Frank A. Tyler, of the Meth
ist Church, is chairman. and which is
% composed of three representatives
m each of the Protestant churches of
ckville. met in the Methodist Church and
thered plans for the evangelistic SER
es to be conducted in Rockville in May
Gypsy Smith. Jr.. nationally known
angelist. The meetings will begin May
4 and continue throughout the month.
ofthe various committees was
! sidered at the meeting. 1t has been
cided to hold union prayer meetings in
9 homes or churches of the town for
Veral weeks prior to the coming Of the
angelist.
A. Mckenzie Bowman. well.known
ired farmer of the vicinity of Damascus,
ID at his home last week. Mr.. Bowman,
IRE Familiarity known as "Uncle Mack" by
host of friends and acquaintance, was
years Of age and a lifelong resident of
scounty. Surviving him are his wife. Mrs
ma Boyer Bowman. and three children.
8. George M. Boyer. Miss Elizabeth Bow
'n and Mack Bowman, and four grand
'ldren. DR.. Mack Boyer. George Boyer,
g Sue Boyer and Miss Anna Mary
yer. Funeral services we're held Thurs
y afternoon at the Damascus Methodist
Iscopal Church. the Rev. W. Clark Main
|ciafng. Burial was in the cemetery adj
u'nA the church.