Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1933-02-16

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Ward, Clifford H. Robertson, Harry 5.
Beall. Deaconess, Mrs. Fannie r.
Berry. The themes for Sunday morn
ings, February 10 to March 26, are:
The Long-Delayed Revival; The Sun
ny Land of Beulah; The Inauguration
of Jesus as King; The Souls Trans
forming Mirror; The Face of Jesus
in the Human Heart; The Believer is
Complete IN Christ"
The Young Women's Department
of the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist Church met on February Z
at the home of Mrs. E. S. Sheppe and
organized this new department. The
officers elected were: DR.. Esther
Kuhn, leader; Mrs. Hughes Monday,
associate leader; Mrs. Edgar Reed,
Secretary; Mrs. Benjamin Lanier,
Treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caffry and daughters
of Washington, spent the week end at
the home of Mrs. Caffry's father, Mr..
James Mclaughlin.
Mrs. Barnard Welsh, Mrs. Darby
Bowman and Mrs. John Shure were
luncheon guests of Mrs. D. M. Bland
ford last week.
Rev. J. Lloyd Balck has inaugural
ed Junior Choir in the Christian
Church, under the direction of Mrs.
George Wilson and Mrs. Carl Black.
Mr.. Black is building a course of SER
: mons around biblical characters, to be
delivered on the End and 4th Sundays
+, of each month as part of the special
services for children. Rev. H. Gray
Russell, who has been visiting Mr.
Black, spoke at the Christian Church
: on February 8, on his work in Bolenge
Africa where he is stationed, being
at present on furlough. DR.. Russell
t and Mr.. and Mrs. Black visited Scran-
5 ton, Pa, last week.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Garrabrand
e of Mont Clair, N. j., are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Ady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Peter have
q returned from visit to Mrs. Peters
!, parents Maj and Mrs. William A
: Jones, in Reading, Pa.
Mr.. Thomas Henderson is visiting
! his brother, Rev. John R. Henderson
at Georgetown, Del.
The Rockville Inquiry Club met al
the home of Miss Verde Kingdom last
Monday, Miss Lucy Smith presiding
Reports of committees were read, anc
: roll called, responses being on the sub
: ject "What Benefits have been derived
: from the Bi-Centennial" Mrs. William
Carter gave reading on the life Of
Paul Revere. Miss Eliza Choate sang
several solos.
5 A party for the Junior Choir of the
Presbyterian Church was given last
/ Friday evening by Mrs. Bickmore anc
! Miss Lucy Smith. Games were played
and Miss Annie Louise Smith render
ed several solos. and bugle calls or
S the trumpet. Refreshments were serv.
ed. About fifteen children were pres.
u ent..
The Montgomery County Chora
Society, under the direction of Mrs
, Howard Blandy, entertained the pat.
: lent, many of them suffering from
:, shellshock, at st. Elizabeth's Hospita
u Washington, last Thursday night. A
group of 30 voices sang six numbers
Mr.. Harry Beall led a chorus of the
e patients in a number of war songs
S Mrs. Harold Smith gave several violin
l. solos. Mr.. Callow, otherwise known as
d "Tony, the Barber" caused much
q amusement by his comic readings, fol
which he is we'll known.
}. On Friday evening the Choral So
ciety organized under the title of the
l. Montgomery County Choral Society
j becoming affiliated with the Federation
of Music, a National organization
The business meeting was held in the
: Sunday School rooms of the Metho-
dist Church. Mr.. William F. Pretty
man was elected President; Mrs.
Eugene Scott, Vice President; Mr.
Charles Hagen, Treasurer; Mrs. Ever
hart, Secretary; Mrs. Howard Blandy
Director; Miss Elizabeth Robertson,
in charge of publicity, and Mr.. Rus
sell Conkling, Librarian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Veirs enter
tanned Rev. Charles R. O'Hara and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bache Albert last week
at dinner.
The total number of cases handled
by the Social Service League during
the months of December and January
were 1886. Consider, this stupendous
number of cases is being actually
handled by twelve women. This is
some efficiency. The total amount of
relief paid by cash for the two months
was $6,109.77. These items, taken
from a detailed statement Just issued