Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-06-20
MechsnicsviIle Notes.

No one should miss the Mechanics.
Vile Fo1rth 81 Jaly celebration and
automobile parade. The Fifth district
INVITES every ono 10 81 Mary's county
~ be present aud help 10 make that
day one OF the bright ones for the old
county. Remember, for on that day
you sill be h0noring Tho heroes Of
1915, 1872, 1854. 1892 and the boys Of
today. The par lde will start promptly
al o'clock ia the evening from the
Oaks and procoed from there 10 Char
lotto Hall and on ~ Mechanicsviile
via tho State road Every one Hho
owns a ear should decorate IL IN The
National colors aud be ready 10 starr
with the parade. II would be- we'll for
those who intend 70 Join the parade 10
notify Rev. w. II. Dent, Mechanics.
vile, Of their intentions. Tho commit
tee ia charge will follow IS far as pos.
sible tho State program. as suggested
by The National aud State committees
a very interesting program has been
arranged for the evening, following
directly after the parade, which win
b. held in the Parish Hall at $50. a
choir consisting Of the ladies and gem
| tiemea 81 the Filth district viii STIR
/ your hearts 70 fever heat with patriotic
| songs, and send across the waters 10
our boys in No Mans Land a feeling
OF exultatlou that those at home are
doing their bit. The Speakers Of The
evening will be Captain W, +. Chesley,
OF Charlotte Hall; Dr. Charles ".
Hayden, of Beonardtown, and Rev.
| W. Il. Dent, of Mcchauicsyiiic. After
the speaking public dance will fol-
low. Ice cream and cake viii be sold
at reasonable prices for the benefit Of
the Red Cross. The committee ~ try
ing hard 10 arrange for brass band
TO head the parade,
Mr.. Al. Quade, Of Camp Meade, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.. l.. Quade, OF Me-
chaniesyille, spent a tow days with his
parents during tho past week. Al
looks we'll and says he is ready for
No Mans Land when the order comes.
Mrs. Katharine Mohr, daughter
Meta, and several friends motored 20
Camp Meade on Sunday Of last week
20 visit Mrs. Mohr's son, Private Fred
Mohr, who is among the Southern
Maryland boys In Camp there. We
are glad 20 learn from Mrs. Mohr that
Fred Is so we'll pleased with his army
and camp life.
rev. l.. J. Sothoron,I OF Worthing-
ton Valley, Baltimore county IL visit
ing his sons, Mr.. Richard Fl. and DIR.
r. j. Sothoron, OF Charlotte Hall and
Mechanicsville. Mr.. Sothoron runs
his own car and ENJOYS riding 10 and
fro.
Mechanicsville and friends who use
tho State road between Mechanlcsyilie
and Charlotte Hall, do not be surpris'
ed TO see our popular young Asst.
Cashier OF the National Bank running
car 10 and from his home In Char.
lotto Hall. He does not want 10 SEE
his father "out-stepping him. Rich
ard Is alright, but the writer advises
all cars, teams and pedestrians "a
keep 10 the right side, should he de-
eide 70 own "tin Lizzie. =
Mrs. Horace II. Bowling, OF Phila,
delphia and Atlantic City, Is the guest
of Mrs. NJ. Z. Bowling
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Herbert en-,
tertained In honor OF our popular
visitors, Mr., and Mrs. Ollie Neal, oi
Baltimore, few friends on Friday
evening last at their residence. Those
, present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie
/ AfbtAlt NfAts NA4A MID f. NAs AhnWtf'FOAa
Mr.. Sam Davis and Miss Minnie
Davis.
, Miss Ruth Burroughs, teacher q
! Laurel Grove, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. Luthel
burroughs.
Mr.. Frank Wathen, OF Leonardtown
gave an interesting and instructive
talk to the Corn Club at tho Publil
School on Wednesday OF the pas
, weeh.
: Mrs. II. M. Anderson left on Mon
day OF this week for Brandywine, Md.
5 to visit relatives and friends.
Miss Margaret Wickmau, OF Linthi
7 cum Heights, Md, Is visiting Mrs. z
! II. Morgan and Mrs. j. M. Banded.
i Patrons OF the National Bank 3
Mechanicsvillc are glad to see th
J, Third Liberty Loan honor flag deco
rating the walls OF the Bank.
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