Montgomery County sentinel., 1932-04-29
THE SEN TIN FL.
Town and Country.

The annual festival for St. Johns Church
Forest Glen will be held on July 27. 1882
The Rockville Branch of the Women.
Democratic Club. of Montgomery County
will hold luncheon and card party May
3 at the HunkeHford Tavern in Rockville
The Wednesday club will entertain tie
Federation of Montgomery's clubs in May
and Mrs. Joseph Tilton. Mrs. Sobert Coul-
ter and Mrs. Clarence Hurley were ap-
pointed to name committees to have charge
of arrangements.
Died on Thursday. April 81. 1882. at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Garland Wolfe,
Silver Spring, Md. Samuel j. Leizear. aged
eighty years. Funeral services were held
at Colesville church. with interment in
the church cemetery.
The Jamestown Woman's Club sponsored
the planting of Bicentennial tree on the
grounds adjoining the Presbyterian Church
on Saturday last. Rev. Gustavus Gundahl
delivered the address and the young peo-
pie of the neiehborhood participated 10 the
exercises.
The Baptist Church of Old Germantown
reopened last Sunday with special ser
vice. DR.. Joseph T. Watts. D. D., secretary
of the Maryland Baptist Church Union.
preached the sermon at the morning
service. while Rev. Hall. pastor of the Up
per Seneca Baptist Church, preached at
7:30 P. M. There will be services at 7:3O
o'clock each day this week.
The Jamestown All Club met at the
public school there last Thursday week.
Thomas Plummer. vice PRESIDENT, was in
charge. Reports of the projects of the
members were submitted and tentative
plans for the annual tour of the club.
which is to inspect the projects of the
different members. were made. Thomas
C. Kelly, local leader. gave talk.
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The following have been elected officers
for this year of the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Presbyterian Church. at Boyd Pres
ident, Mrs. James B. Mauehlin: vice pres
ident, Mrs. William Williams; secretary.
Mrs; John E. Pollock; treasurer, Mrs
James Norris. The class in religious dra-
matics of the church is preparing to pre-
sent the play The Prodisal Son" in the
church May 1.
Judge John Jones. of Rockville, clerk to
the Montgomery County supervisors of
elections, is the recipient from a western
admirer of brown derby blown from the
head of AL Smith when he was touring the
West in the campaign of 1928. Judge
Jones fought vaIiantly for the happy war
rior on several occasion when he was vis-
iting Colorado in 1927. The hat is one Of
the proud possessions Of Judge Jones,
VINO wears II every day
A large gathering attended Bicenten-
nial celebration in the public school at
Travilah. last Wednesday week. The pro-
gram. conducted by Mrs. Olivia Simms.
principal Of the school. included an address
by Mrs. johnson of the Bicentennial Com
mission. playlet and Colonial dance by
pupils of the sixth grade Of the Rockville
Public School, under the direction of the
teacher. Mrs. Thomas Barnsley. and selec-
ton by the Potomac band,
The Wednesday Club met at Community
House, Sandy Spring. when a program
under Mrs. Lounsbury was opened by a
reading of paper on Lafayette. John
Glib of the Bicentennial Commission of
Washington spoke The nominating COM
mittee announced that the present offers
Mrs Francis Miller. president Mrs. Milton
Bancroft. vice president; Mrs. Louis Buss-
Ter, secretary, and Miss Sallie P. Brooke.
treasurer. have been nominated for another
year.
At the Rockville Baptist Church next
Sunday morning as part of the II O'Clock
service of worship the pastor will present
the theme: The Revival that Prepared
the World for the Coming of Christ" This
service will be followed by communion of
the Lords Supper. The evening service
at 8 O'Clock will have for its subject: "Our
Need of Progressive Christianity" This
will be an important preparatory meeting
to the Gypsy Smith. Jr.. Evangelistic Cam
paien to open May 8; and it is hoped that
a large number will be present. During
the week many cottage prayer meetings
will be held tbroue hout the community.
In Statewide essay contest on the
Paris pact, Miss June Barnsley. of Sandy
Spring High School. won first prize. Second
prize was awarded to Miss Margaret Lohr
OF the Rockville High School, and third
and fourth prizes were awarded to Miss
Marjorie Nesbit, of the Belair High School
and Miss Evelyn Crown. Of the Takoma-
Silver Spring High School. respectively.
according to announcement by L. Fletcher
Shcott, principal of the Rockville High
School. who was chairman of the State
committee in charge. Miss BarnsIey is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Barns
ley. of Sandy Spring. She will receive a
framed facsimile of the original Paris pact
and her essay will be sent to the National
Student Forum. of Washington. for COM
petition for the national prize. The winner
Of the national prize will be given trip to
Europe this summer.
Berry E, Clark. against whom 81 indict.
ments were recently returned by the Grand
Jury, charging the embezzlement of ap
proximately $4,000 Of Montgomery
County funds, will be anaiened before
Judge Robert B. Peter, in the Circuit Court,