Saint Mary's beacon., 1918-03-28
.LocaIEise and Otherwise.

Ali Liberty Eonds Of the first
l and second issues are at the banks
ready for dslisery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John g. H. Lii
burn. Of st. Tnigoes, visited the
county seat on Tuesday.
n On Monday, April ist (Easter
Monday supper and social will be
held at st. Michael's Hall, Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hayden
and Mrs. Oscar Hayden, all of
Maddoxeswere in Leonardtown on
Tuesday.
Mr.. J.. Robert Raley, of Beau
vue, was county seat visitor on
Tuesday. Mr.. Raley says he is
ready for farming if the weather
will let him start.
Messrs. ]. E. Burroughs, of
Charlotte Hall, and George II.
Londen, of Jarboesville, were
among the pleasant visitors to the
BEACON Office during Court week.
On Monday, April First. a re-
ception and dance will be held at St.
Joseph's Hall, Morganza. This
will be the first of these de-
lightful entertainments since the be-
ginning of Lent.
As Friday Of this week is Good
Friday, the next entertainment of
the Cedar Point Literary end De-
batting Society will be postponed
until the following Friday evening.
April 8.
Mrs. b. Harris Camalier, after
months pleasant visit to her sis
ters and relatives in Washington
and Annapolis Junction, returned
on Tuesday, much 10 the delight of
her friends here.
I Mr.. d. j. Howard, of the
Maryland Extension Service, has
organized a Boys Club at Oakley.
From the interest manifested, it will
be one of the most successful boys
organizations in the county.
Messrs. Edwin Warning. j. ii
T. Briscoe, Dick Greenwell and
Elbert DruTy left on Wednesday
afternoon for Buffalo. N. Y, 10
bring back Ford cars. the railroads
being upAble to furnish cars for
their transportation.
In compliance with the Day
light Saving Law. enacted by Con-
gress TO take effect April /, all
CLOCKS must be set forward one hour.
There is Just one way to avoid any
complication or inconvenience, and
that is--change your clock.
Big programme at St. Johns,
Hollywood, during Easter week:
Matinee Monday afternoon; colored
peoples oyster supper Monday
night; entertainment by St. Johns
Junior Dramatic Society Wednesday
and Friday evenings.
If you are looking for a good
time, attend the oyster supper and
dance at Oakley Hall on Thursday.
April 4. Ice cream and cake will
be served. Doors open at 3. N.
The affair will be given under the
auspices Of An Saints Parish.
We are informed that Mr..
Grover Stone, formerly Of Dynard,
for the past FIVE months employed
by the Dupont Powder Co.. has qc-
cepted position at the same plant
with the British inspectors at a
good salary and 10 per cent bonus.
The drive for the Third Liber.
" Loan will BEGIN April 6. The
amount of the issue will be 81, OO0.-
900, ,0Oo, ut IA per cent non con
vertible. Bonds Of the two previous
issues, however, will be convertible
: into the Third Loan Ia per cent
K bonds.
y Mrs. George Peabody Loker
Z has returned after a two week,
visit in Baltimore, Washington and
Annapolis. She was accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Janice. stu
dent at Goucher College, who viii
spend the Easter holidays at her
home in Leonardtown.
The d. A. X. will hold their
annual ball on Easter Monday night
/, AT, t,Hotel st. Mary's, Leoaardtown.
The entertainment will include prize
300" for those who do not dance.
and refreshments will be served.
An orchestra from Washington will
furnish the music.
The Easter Festival Of St.
Aloysius Church will be held on
Tuesday of Easter week, April 2, at
Hotel St. Mary's, and big crowd is
expected, Dancing, prize 800, ;"
bazaar and refreshments have been
arranged for, with Darroch's orches.
ira to provide the music.
- At Oakley Hall on Friday,
April II the Seventh District Red
Cross circle will hold dance and
progressive 300" AS this is their
first effort to raise funds in several
months, the affair should be liberal
ly patronixed. Darroch's Orchestra