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


Leonard Hall on Sunday next, June
2S.
Through the courtesy Of Rev.
Peter ]. O'Carroll, S. j., the
BEACON has an invitation to attend
the Sixty-sixth Annual Commence
ment of Loyola College, at the Col
Iage Theatre, Baltimore, on Thurs
day, June 18th.
Of 2,1oo men required Of
Maryland to fill the current quota,
only one will go from st. Mary's-
Mr., Charles Henry Camalier, Of
Leonardtown--who graduated last
week at Georgetown University
School Of Law.
When you receive letters from
the boys "over there, send extracts
from them to the BEACON, and share
the news with the other people Of
the county. If your boys arrival
in France has not been mentioned in
this column, tell us about it.
Miss Beinadine f. Marsh, Of
Washington, has uery kindly re-
membcred us with an invitation to
be present at the Commencement Of
the Academy Of the Sacred Heart,
Sunday afternoon, June 10th, at
Sacred Heart Church, Washington,
ID. G.
Tomorrow friday, June 2Ist,
is the date of the semi-monthly
dance at st. Joscph's Hall, Morgan
"a. The dances continue to appeal
to the young people Of st. Mary's,
and good crowd is always present
to enjoy the smooth floor and good
music.
Tuesday, June 25th, is War
Savings Stamp Day in st. Mary's.
Meetings have been scheduled at six
different points in the county on
that day, and every citizen Of the
county should attend at least one
of them. Read the advertisement
in this issue.
The farmers Of the Third dis
trict are requested TO attend an inn
portant meeting 10 be held on the
campus at Leonard Hall, Sunday
afternoon. June 29rd, at p. m.
A baseball game will follow the
meeting, between Leonardtown and
Mechanicsville.
There will be a dance at Com
munity Hall, Cedar Point, on
Thursday, June 27th. Darroch's
Orchestra will furnish the music
The Cedar Point community is ia
nous for their entertainments and
all who attend can rest assured that
good time is IN store for them.
DIR. and Mrs. ". u. Dent, Of
Oakley, have given another son 10
the glorious cause of freedom.
Richard Dent, who has just gradu-
ated from Western Maryland Col
lege, has enlisted IN the Signal
Corps, and will soon leave for a
training camp where he will pursue
course Of study in radio mechanics.
To the st. Mary's County Medi.
cal Society belongs the honor of be-
ing the largest contributor among
the organizations who have 50 liber-
ally supported the Red Cross in the
Second War Fund drive. s6e.50 -
the total of the subscription turned
in by DR.. r. A. Camalier, Treas
urer Of the Society.
Last weeks casualty lists con
tanned the name Of the first st.
Mary's countiau 10 he officially re-
ported as wounded n France, this
distinction being won by VIM. Theo.
Hayden, volunteer, OF lIermanyille,
private in the u S. Marine Corps
The extent Of his injury II moi
known, bnt IL is hoped that il i
nov ''''0''' u
On Sunday afterno6R an army
airplane enroute from Norfolk /,
Washington landed in hay FIELD
on Mr. G. b. Greenwell's place, a
| Abell's Wharf. for supply O
petrol, which was brought d0wi
from Washington The airplan'
bad, as a passenger, one Of the rank
ing officers Of the British Flying
Corps.
That hiRh-class pictures ar
appreciated In st. Mary's was prov
en- last Sunday night when a record
breaking crowd attended the NOV
les at the Town Hall. Leonardtown
| A program of the same class ha
been booked for next Sunday, Jun
gard. Viola Dana in The Ligh
Of Happiness, and Mr.. and Mrs
Sydney Drew in His Deadl
Chew"
The surest way to render sci
vice to Kaiser Bill and bring slave
ry to every human being in Ameri
ca, is to give credence to the man
unfounded rumors that are circuiat
ed from time 10 time by Germa
sympatbizers and agents in Chi
country. When we hear report
of this nature the very unreason
ableness of them should cause thei
instant rejection. To heed and cir
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