Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-11-09
BURTONSVILLE

daughter, Gertrude, have moved
into Mrs. Lottie Wright's bunga-
low. Mrs. Wright has reserved an
apartment for herself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Roby will
move into Mrs. Martha Harding's
house, vacated by the Kings.
Mrs. George Rem and family
and Messrs. Walter and Lester
Wright were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Wright.
Mrs. J. T. Athey had as her
weekend guest, Miss Evelyn
CLANCY of Elkridge.
Bunkey Athey spent Sunday
with his grandfather, j. S. Athey.
Mrs. J. S. Athey spent the past
week in Baltimore with her sister
in-law, Mrs. Fred B. Sisson.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
bert Brown and daughter, Colleen,
Melvin Edward, better known as
Spanky Athey, accompanied by
Mrs. Virginia Allen all motored to
Baltimore to Mr.. and Mrs. Sisson's
and brought Mrs. Athey home.
Mrs. Sisson accompanied them for
a weeks visit with Mrs. Athey.
Friends of Mrs. Mary Shaw are
glad to know that she has her son
home with her again. 1t will be
remembered that Grover Shaw has
been in Baltimore hospital since
August 1888 as the result of be-
ing struck by an auto on the Bal
timore boulevard. He is still under
the doctors care and unable to
walk, though the doctor promises
that he may in a few weeks with
the aid of crutches.
Mrs. Carrie Waters, mother of
Mrs. Smith Allnutt, is very ill at
this writing.
Miss Adele Bennett has been
suffering with a bad cold for the
past two weeks.
Mrs. Hattie Kraus has been on
the sick list.
Carson Ryman, who has been at
the Montgomery County Hospital
for six days, undergoing facial
treatment, has returned to his
home with the Edward Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Lock-
stamphfor are the proud parents
Of baby daughter. Mrs. Loeb
stamphfor is the daughter of Mrs
Frank Wootten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Duvall are re-
ceiving congratulations on the
birth of a baby girl.
We wish to make a correction in
, the date of the flag raising at the
schoolhouse here, which we an.
nounced last week for the 10th. II
will be this Saturday the 18th, al
t 3 o'clock. Mr.. Walter Wright
PIT. A. president, will have
: charge of the program. The Mont.
! gomery County band will play anc
E among those expected to be pres.
ent are DR.. Edwin Broome, Mr.
: Davis, Mr.. Odorion Roby, Mr.. Lacy
Shaw and Mr.. Lansdale, and pas
/, PIT. A. presidents, all of whom
Z will give short talks.
Mrs. Amy Milstead and Mrs
: Lottie Wright attended the after
noon and evening services of the
ali-day meeting at the Foul
Corners Methodist Church last
!, Sunday, when the Hamilton Mem.
orial Unit of the new building was
! dedicated.
Rev. Paul Groseclose, the pastor
preached in the morning and Rev
Horace Cromer, of Emory church
or Georgia avenue, preached the
dedicatory sermon in the after
noon. Rev. Ralph D. Smith of
Woodside church preached in the
evening.
Halloween night the Sunday
School here had a grand party
with queen and attendants, witches,
COLLINS, n'everything, in the din
ing hall of the church, which was
crowded to capacity. Refreshments
were served. Mrs. Norman Garner
and her committee had charge of
the affair.
The Epworth League had its
third annual banquet last Friday
night, in the dining hall, and a
splendid crowd of young folks had
happy time. Miss Lula Beall
president, was toastmistress. Mer-
rill Lark of Petworth Methodist
church in the city, was song lead
er, and also showed moving pic
lures of the mid-winter institute in
Falls church last February.
Mrs. Alice Duvall, Mrs. Edgar
Harvey and Mrs. I,ottie Wright,