Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1933-12-14
LAYTONSVILLE

Mrs. Ida Bolton has purchased the
Edward Kimball property, consisting
of lot, house and necessary out
buildings, situated in the central part
of the village, the consideration is
said to have been twenty-five hundred
dollars. Since the death of her son
Raymond Bolton, Mrs. Bolton has liv-
ed with her daughter-in-law in Clays-
vile.
Hugh Howard, who is now patient
in Naval Hospital in Washington,
continues quite ill, but is showing
some improvement, Mrs. Howard is in
Laytonsville with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. C. Higgins this week.
Mrs. Elgee Riggs, Mrs. Vestus Will
cox and Mrs. Merhle Haines of this
place substituted for absent members
of the Gaithersburg Duplicate bridge
club at the home of Mrs. Nathan
White on Tuesday.
Mrs. John Leizear and Miss Grace
Roberts were initiated into the Bakers
Council, Daughters of American in
Damascus Tuesday evening both be-
ing sponsored by Mrs. Roy Barber.
Baker Council was last week errone-
ously referred to as an auxiliary Of
The Junior Order of American Me-
chanics, it is an entirely separate
organization.
Miss Grace Roberts received honor
able mention and a ribbon award on
her marine enlargement of camera
picture taken by her on her trip to
South America and Cuba last summer,
which was entered in a National con-
test after receiving third prize in a
Washington contest.
Rev. Crook of Poolesville chairman
of the Red Cross Membership Drive,
wishes to thank the people of this
community for their generous support
of the local chairman Miss Elizabeth
Griffith and her assistants, Mrs. Cor
don Keys, Mrs. William DeVries, Miss
Anna Mary Priebe, Mrs. John Leizear,
Mrs. James Williams, Mrs. Thomas
Hawkins, Mrs. Leroy Wachter, who
completed their canvas last week.
The Aid Society of Laytonsville M.
E. Church will meet Friday evening at
8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. John
Leizear with the president Mrs. Frank
Dryer in charge of the meeting.
Etchison Aid Society was entertain
ed at the parsonage here on Thurs
day, the principal business being the
annual donation of canned goods for
the M. E. Home for the Aged. Mrs.
Guy Howes is president of that or
garization.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Worsley whose
wedding ceremony Rev. Crosse recently
performed in Leetown, West Va, the
home of Mrs. Worsley nee Gertrude
Carr, were guests at the parsonage on
Saturday on their way to Washington
where they will live.
The Missionary Society of Goshen
Church was entertained at the South
ern parsonage here on Wednesday
evening by the president Mrs. d. l..
Blakemore. Rev. Blakemore who has
been i'll for several months is decided
w better but not able to conduct SER
vices in the churches, Mr.. Cover has
very ably carried on the work In
Goshen Emory. He has announced the
following schedule for Goshen, First
and third Sundays, $3.50 A. M. Second
and Fourth II A. NJ. Fifth Sundays
by appointment.
In Emory Church under leadership
of Miss Mary Ellen Cashell, chairman
naeeant "A House For the Guest Of
Guests" will be given on Christmas
Eve at 1880 P. M.
Sponsored by the Parsonage Com
mittee, of which Mrs. Jason Hoyle OF
Olney is president, most unique do
nation party has been given Rev. and
Mrs. Blakemore, which has lasted
through several weeks, each member
sending his gifts at a different time
at intervals of two or three days, thus
providing them with fresh vegetables
fruit and poultry as needed.