Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-02-12
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r,obman notary public for this county
"a her commission has been received by
,be clerk of the circuit court here.
Deputy Collectors Of Internal Revenue will
in Rockville, Montgomery County, Nd.
nm March S to s for the purpose of
ssistine taxpayers in filing income tax
etnrns for the calendar year 1881.
IN the Circuit Court here. Judge Robert
h Peter has signed decree annulling the
marriage Of the former Miss Virginia p.
p,vor Of Takoma Park. to Kenneth C. Har-
il which took place January 26. 1881.
Hinder auspices of the Ladies Aid Society
n the Methodist Church at Potomac, this
rounty. a chicken supper will be served at
The church Thursday evening, FEBRUARY IS /,
Mrs. Robert L. Saunders heading the Gen.
eral Committee of arrangements.
The employees Of the Sanitary Grocery
Co. located in Montgomery County. Nd,
nresented cheek for $50 to the Social
Service League of the county as their
contribution to the recent Community Chest
Drive.
Posters have been placed in prominent
places in the county. announcing the first
nnual turkey and oyster supper to be
siyen by the Forest Oak Lodge. Knights of
Pythias, in the Masonic Hall. Gaithersburs.
IN Wednesday and Thursday. February II
nd IS, from to 8 P. M.
The Alumni Association of the Gathers
urs High School is arranging to stage a
alentine dance in the Gaithersbure High
chool auditorium the evening of Friday.
February IL. The committee in charge is
composed Of Mary Ward. Russell Gloyd,
Iary johnson, George Ward and Malcolm
ling.
A bazaar will be held in connection with
The supper on each evening. Dancing will
be special feature for Thursday, begin
bling at O'Clock. Supper tickets. so cents
BANGING 81 per couple. Mr.. James Mount
reads the general committee on arrange
nents and Mr.. Zaioc Cook has charge of
the advertising.
Linking North and South.-0ne of the
Finest bridges-linking the North and South
has just been completed across the his
toric Potomac at Washington. Read the
ntensely interesting article on the new
span in the Magazine of the Washington
Star for Sunday. February IA. and order
your copy from your newsdealer today.
Mrs Edith Baker, aged SO years. widow
Of Tyson D. Baker. died last Friday at the
home of her son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas E. Shaw. 1912 Colesville
road. Besides Mrs. Shaw. the deceased
leaves son, Lamar Baker, of Colesville;
brother, A. M. Sullivan, of Silver Spring
and two sisters. Mrs. Belle Leizear. of Sill
yer Spring, Mrs. Jennie Shaw. of Derwood.
With the president. William F. Pretty
man, as master of ceremonies, and about
20 members in attendance the Montgom-
cry County Bar Association enjoyed dinner
at Old Home Inn. Rockville, on Wednesday
afternoon. Proposed changes in the by
laws Of the organization were discussed
and are expected to be passed upon, it was
stated. at the next meeting of the associ-
alton.
Efforts Of the Izaak Walton League to
secure Maryland legislation against the
sale of black bass will be furthered by the
annual convention on March 10th Of the
Maryland Regional Council Of the League.
Ihe session will be held in Hagerstown
and plans will be discussed for assuring
the preservation of the species which
sportsmen describe as Maryland's greatest
game fish.
The Rockville Woman's Club will be rep
resented in the forthcoming one-act play
tournament to be sponsored by the District
Drama Guild, it was decided at meeting
oil the local organization at the home of
Mrs Porter G. Ward on Thursday afternoon
OIL last week. The drama section of the
club will enter a play entitled "The La
dies. compiled by Mrs. Berry E. Clark. of
Rockville,
The following, charged with violations
OIL motor vehicle regulations. paid fines or
forfeited collateral in Police Court here yes
tefday; Mrs. Paul X. Gentry. Joseph Arena
and Herbert J. Smith. $l2.50 each j. r.
oharp, Phillip Nickers. $3.50 each: VIII
nam B, Gerhard, Calvert B. Morgan. Clar-
ence G. Rhodes, Alfredo Mort, j. Arena. Ken
meth Kennedy. Myrtle May Kenner. and
Charles W. Wolf. $3.50 each.
"A thief with love of music is being
sought by the county police following the
reported robbery last Friday night of the
nlllns station of Spencer Brown at Sandy
spring Although there was small amount
Oh money in the cash register and other
articles of value in the store, the only arti-
Gle found missing was a radio belonging
10 Mr.. Brown. Entrance was gained by
taxing iron bars from a side window.
Inc monthly meeting of the GAINESVILLE
Community League was held in the Com .
!nunity Hall at GAINESVILLE Tuesday even
ing with the vice president. Mrs. John O.
Fyies' in charge. Reports of various com
,n'ttees were submitted and other routine
business transacted, and afterward two
snort motion pictures were shown. The
proceedings were interspersed with vocal
'and piano selections by Miss Helen Butts,
lof Jamestown.
Josiah W. Jones, president of the Mont i.
,omery County Farm Bureau, and Otta W
Aooc'soh'' county agricultural agent, were
among those from this county who attended
conference in the Lord Baltimmore Hotel
'a'nmore, last Wednesday. of officers and
''her members of the various farm bureaus
IN the Western Shore of Maryland. The
meeting was in the interest Of membership
'ulldlng and the proceedinps were expected