Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1925, Page 15

CHURCH RECENES LEGACY 0F 7500 Struggling Presbyterian Con- gregation at Boyds, Md., Named in Will. Speeial Dispatch to The Star, ROCKVIL! The Presbyt : which has ever since its organization. wearly o half eentury. ago, béen s poor S the preverbial “church mouse.” and 18 obseure, perhap: any little group of worshipers anywhere, suddenly found itself threatened with affluen when the contents of the will of Mrs, Sarah J. Boyd, who died recently at her home, at Bovds, at the uge of 86 vears, became Known The wil', which was exccuted April B, 1 d names Mrs ah Bovd > of the testatrix, and At 1 E. L of Washing- tees, to s ds just been in the Orj ton exe without an estate 000, and principal Y to the church is ap- the State Legislature, as the law requires of all religious be. quests, the little Boyds or; wkich has for the greater part of its ce had 1 ands med proved by uch difficulty making onvision in re-} e will makes | o AMrs. Rhoda s mall. niece, Je son, sistes, $200; Min- nie Broadwater, niece, $100; Agnes Wilson, niece, $100; Louise Hamilton, uiece, $100; Susie Duvis, niece, $100: $100; Boyd Keys and Sarah and Relwcca Ke children of a niece, $200 each; M Fleanor Ray Maughlin, widow of ephew, house and lot at. Boyds and!| automobile Sarah, M; P Jane and David hlin, children . @ nephew, §200 each All of the residue, 1. personal t they a d h Presbyteria erect a sulitable parson c the pastor of the ch at Boyd Sta 2 78, expend- 1 $7,000, sequeathed be safely in vearly income used for | rpetual maintenance | and upk arch, building ar of ¥ each year as salary ¢ the church, or hi Boyd was - Boyd, a prominent railroad ‘tor and builder. The present the Boyds Church is Rev. O. A. Gillingham. e he concert platform aged in writing her ~ pagplicatio e | locate the same. ;iThe Right Job Hundreds go, a weary mob, to the poorhouse in the dell. . Men who've never found the job they could do and do 3t well. They have failed at selling they have failed at laying brick; others nafled the picayunes, but they never learned the trick. Yet no doubt there is a place where the fail- ures well might shine, if they could but find a trace of the same and get in line. They don't know what they could do, so we see them sadly romp up the brae and down the slough, to the poorhouse by the swamp. Some have failed through bitter vears, falled at everything they tried, then became &reat auctioneers, cutung swaths ex- tremely wide. Some were loaded to the guards with the grief that failure knows, the they found that they were bards and to gorgeous heights they rose. There's a task for every man, suited to his mind and frame: he might ride in his sedan if he could But he has to go on foot with the other heartsick men, where the down-and-outs are put, in the poorhouse in the glen. For so many men are blind to the work they ought to do; evervthing's a dreary grind, every calling they _pursue. There's a job for Richard Roe that would fill his soul with glee, but its name he doesn't know, and that berth he’ll never see. Many men who might excel in the jobs they've never found seek the poorhouse in the dell, where the paupers’ wails resound. - One of the most remarkable res- taurants in the world is to be found in Constantinople. Its waitresses are almost without exception princesses, duchesses, countesses and other titled refugees from Russia. NEW and USED || Office Furniture Save 50% and More | H. BAUM & SON 464 Penna. Ave. Main 9136 YOU CAN ALSO RENT IT 1 ) Ing, 11™MAND G STS. g SPECIALS in “JEAREVER” Cooky Pan Regular Price $1.50 NEW 2.QT. Percolator Humphrey Radiant- fire Heaters, finished Thermos Electrie Heater, with 12- inch copper reflec- tor. Can be used on any lighting socket, $6 in black en: seven radlants .... $3.95 4.95 5.95 Perfect Oil Hester, with 3-quart steel oil tank. $3.75 Ash Can, 20-gal- lon size. Made of heavy corrugated galvanized iron, with side §1.75 handles .... 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Magruder, the other Demo- aratic member voted against reap- pointment. According to Garrison, the commis- sloners had before them a petition, sald to have been circulated by mem- bers of the Ku Klux Klan and con- taining practically 40, 0signatures, pro- testing his reappointment. Nearly 20 women, & number of whom are mem- bers of the W. (. T. U. of the county, appeared before the commissioners in opposition to Garrison. Justice of the Peace Mrs. Retta D. Morris of Hyatts prominent member of the Opposition was based on Garrison’s alleged failure to enforce the eighteenth amendment. COUNTERFEIT $5 LOOSE. Secret Service Chief Warns of New Bogus Note. Chief Moran of the Secret Service has wraned s and other in- terested that' there 18 in circitation a new counterfeit $6 Federal Reserve note. It is described briefly as follows: On the Federal Reserve Bank of New York; check letter A; face plate No. 1376; A. W. 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