The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1917-08-03
BREvITIES

| MI. SuoIlSS oOdtlO IuISSACO LIE
wheat crop last week which yielded "a
| bushels to the acre.
i Mrs. H. Rodgers Cove, with her
little daughter, is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sasscer.
Mr.. Charles H. Weschler, son of
Mr.. Adam A. Weschler, Fort Foote,
Md, has enlisted in Troop D. of the
D. C. Cavalry.
Mrs. John H. Traband has return
ed fsom visit to her son, DIR. John H.
Traband, in Baltimore.
The County Commissioners, School
Commissioners, Orphans Court
Liquor Board and Supervisors of Elec-
ton will meet next Tuesday.
The Ladies Association of Trinity
Church will serve substantial luncheon
on the Court House lawn on Tuesday,
August 7th, from 11:30 to 2 p. m.
Luncheon Scots.
There will be a sacred concert at
st. Mary's Church, this town, on Sun
day night, August 5th, at 8 o'clock, for
the benefit of the Red Cross. Admiss.
ion 25cts, children 10 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee Hall have
issued invitations to the marriage of
their daughter, Mittie, to Mr.. Mercer
Hampton Magruder, on Tuesday Aug
ust IA, at o'clock, at St. Mary's
Church, this town.
TO comply with the new Automo-
bile Headlight Law, use the Warner
Lens, which is endorsed by the AutomoS
bile Commissioner, for sale at the
Southern Maryland Garage.
Mr.. Houston Morris, for many
years Adams Express Messenger on
the Pope's Creek train. has retired to
private life on his magnificent farm
near Lothian, Charles county. He is a
brother of Mr.. Henry L. Morris, Of
Iceland.
There will be dance, given in the
Woodville Hall, for the benefit of the
Red Cross. Music by Clarkson's Band,
three pieces. Refreshments. Admis-
sion 25cts. Friday, August 3rd.
There will also be a festival, in the
Woodville Church Grove, on August 8,
for benefit of ST. Mary's Church.
Supper starts at $50. All who have
eaten one of these suppers, come again.
Miss E. Ruth Turner has returned
to her home in Baltimore after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton M. Turner hear
Baden, this county, also Mr.. and Mrs.
| Harry A. Turner near LaPlata, Charles
County.
| Mrs. Susan Ward has announced
her schedule for canning demonstration
for the week beginning Monday, Aug.
=. All women wishing to attend these
meetings of the Girls Canning club:
are cordially invited to do So Ths
schedule is as follows: Monday, Aug
=, Upper Marlboro; Tuesday, August I
Morning, Bowie Girls Club, Afternoon
Lanham Girls Club; Wednesday, Aug.
8, Collington Girls Club; Thursday ant
Friday have not been assigned as yet
Mrs. E. w. Baden. of Baden, who
went to see her daughter Mrs. S. B
Brown, Tippecano City, Ohio, report,
her, as rapidly improving from injurie
received in an automobile accident
The breast bone was broken and sh
was very much bruised but her gooc
constitution enabled her to conn
through the ordeal so WELL The bacl
is uninjured as was at first feared ant
; she is able to sit up. Mr.. Brown ant
Miss Thorne escaped with few bruis
es.
DIR. Jackson, of Washington, CAV
an interesting address on "Communit
Work" at the Court House, Thursda
night. Owing to the rain, the attenC
ance was small, but those present wer
glad to know more of this popula
movement. DIR. Jackson is in favor c
the use of school houses for soci;
center where all questions may be di!
cussed in an open forum, place fl
amusement and recreation and even fl
voting. DR.. Jackson is devoting hin
self to making life more attractive
the young and breaking down all tt
barriers which keep people apart. +
is fluent speaker and told many anu
ing stories to emphasize the subject.
FOLEY KIDNEY PILL