Saint Mary's beacon., 1918-07-25
LocaIYise and Otherwise,

laays johnson spent tuesday IN
Washington.
Attend the War Savings Stamp
meeting at Oakley Hall, Friday
evening, July goth.
Mr.. Eugene A. jenkins, OF
Indian Head, was a visitor to Leon,
ardtown on Monday.
Miss Eleanor Mqttingly, of near
Leonardtown, is visiting friends and
relativss in Washington.
Messrs. w. w. Clarke, John
B. Lucas and w. g. Bayne, of
Ridge, spent Tuesday in the county
seat.
st. Nicholas will hold it Par
ish Festival on Tuesday, Aug. 10.
followed by st. Georges, one week
later, Tuesday, Aug. goth.
Miss Leila Stephenson, Of
Washington, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Harris,
OF the North End, Leonardtown.
Three members of the Italian
Aviation Mission formed a motor
party that enjoyed the Sunday din
ner at Hotel st. Mary's.
Mr.. Walter b, Dorsey, of Kill
marnock, Va, accompanied By his
son, Philip H., is looking after his
farming interests in st. .Mary's
Read the advertisement of ].
Clarence Raley, st. Inigoes, in this
issue. He is offering bis entire
stock of general merchandise at re-
duCed prices.
Judge and Mrs. b. Harris
Camalier are enjoying a short visit
to their daughter aud son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. j. Gaffney, at
Ocean City, Md.
Mrs. Burleson, wife of the
Postmaster General, was a member
of Mr.. Robert Grains party at the
War Savings Stamp Rally in Leon
ardtown on Tuesday.
Mr.. Luke Dorsey Stone. Of
Washington College, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. james j. Stone. of Oak
ley, has accepted a government
position at Magnolia, Nd
With over so per cent of the
buying period gone St Mary's has
bought less than 10 per cent Of her
allotment of War Savings Stamps
That looks bad and it is bad.
Uncle Sans girls Of Chaplico
will give dance on Friday even
ing, August end, "a poverty dance.
Wear your old clothes and win a
pTiEe, or dress up and get fined.
Read the Governors proclama-
ton on the amendment 10 the Con-
titution providing for the extension
OF the voting privilege to citizens
who are temporarily absent from the
State.
Mrs. Lucy L. Spalding has
receiyed notification that her son,
Private W. Jack SpaldinR. has ar
rived safely in France with unit
Of the 7etb Division, which trained
at Camp Meade.
The advertisement Of Christ
Church Festival. at Chaptico, ap.
pears in this issue, the date being
Thursday, August sth Big pre-
parations are being made for this
and il should attract a good crowd.
The d. ID. Movie Go. haye a
good bill for next Sunday Viola
Dana in Bridges Burned, - aud
FaSty Arbuckle in "A Country
Hero" That is combination
hard to beat.
Miss Sallie Greenwell and Miss
Loretta Burch, student nurses at
Ht. Joseph's Hospital, Baltimore,
are enjoying two weeks vacation
at their respective homes in Leon
ardtown and Vally Lee
A competitive examination will
be held August LIST by Supt. JOY
for the awarding Of State scholar.
ship in St. Johns College, Annap-
oils. Applications for this scholar
ship should be filed with Supt. JOY
at once.
Mr.. Farmer-Are you making
preparations for the county fair to
be held October 10 and 10? Now
10 the time to lay your plans for an
exhibit that will be a real credit ia
yourself, your community and "a
the county.
A Home and Country" Dance
will be held at Community Hall
Cedar Point, on Wednesday even,
ing, JRly 81. Darr0ch's Orchestra
will furnish the music. This is one
Of . series of monthly dances to b'
given during the summer.
Aug. LIST. is the date All Saints
Parish Festival, at Oakley Hall
Dinner and supper will be served
Dancing and Refreshments. A
War Savings Stamp booth viii b,
Q feature. Attend the Festival anc
nafrnniza the Starnn hnnth