The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1918-06-21
BREyITIES

Miss Minnie O'heW S
One hundred and one drafted
colored men left here for Camp Meade
Tuesday afternoon.
There will be a July Fourth cele
| bration at Laurel, for the benefit OF
the Red Cross.
The Brandy wine Consolidated
School base ball team defeated the
Baden High School team on Friday last
| The score was to 3.
The Brandywine Auxiliary of the
American Red Cross will give a Dance
and Card Party at the Brandywine
High School, on Friday evening, June
2Sth, 1918.
Friends of Mr.. Alan Bowie, who
was seriously wounded by vicious bull
| on his farm near Rrandywine several
weeks ago, were glad to see him in
! Marlboro yesterday.
The members of the Mellwood Red
Cross Auxiliary are requested to meet
at "Keokuk'' Monday, June oath, in
stead of Tuesday, the 25th, Mrs. Percy
Duvall will give talk upon Efficiency
"Ways of Raising Money and other
interesting matters.
MISS SUSAN E. CLAGETT, Chairman.
The Red Cross Entertainment that
the Queen Anne Auxiliary was to have
given Saturday night, June Is, has
been postponed until Saturday. June e.
Miss Lucille Bowie Roberts, second
daughter of Mrs. Alice M. Roberts
formerly of this town, graduated at the
Central High School, Washington, on
Wednesday.
Misses Edna May and Margaret
Luers, of Bowie, and Miss Edna Con
nick, of Baden, were among the grad
yates of the State Normal School at
Towson, last week.
Bishop Harding, of the Diocese Of
Washington, will BE- st Epiphany
Church, Forestvifle, on Sunday next at
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Holy Confirmation.
We will sell until the last of JUNE
the best grade of Sisal Binder Irvine,
for cash, at 25 cents a pound. Get
your orders in early. R. E. BROWN
& BRO, Brown Station, Maryland.
Have YOU bought War Savings
Stamps? II not, why not? Be sure
and attend the Rally in Marlboro on
Thursday night, June 81, at $50 p. m,
aud hear Judges Heuislar and Dawkins
discuss the War.
Mr.. Charles w. Rawlings. one OF
the efficient clerks in, the office of Clerk
Of the Circuit Court Hall, was operated
on at Providence Hospital, Washington,
last Thursday morning, for appendicitis
md we are glad to hear he is recover.
ng and hope to see him soon batk tt
lis desk in the Court House.
The tobacco market on Friday,
June I4th. reached 42cts for Maryland
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!imore market is so keen that it is very
interesting to the farmers who have
not disposed Of their crops.
Mr.. A. Elton Aist, son of Mr. and
Mrs Arthur l.. Aist, of Townshend,
Nd, has been ordered to report fol
iuty in the Naval Air Craft Service, al
he Philadelphia Navy Yard. Before
being called Mr.. Aist was engaged in
he Wood Working Manufacturing
business operating under the name of
The Baltimore Mill and Cabinet CO.
which he organized about three years
go.
Baden Auxiliary of the American
Red Cross, will give dance at St
oaul's Parish Hall, Baden, Md, Mon
lay, July 1st, 1918 Dancing from 8 80
}. m, to a. m. Darroch's Orchestra.
Admission 50.
Next Friday will be National War
Savings Day. President Wilson has
,sked every community to subscribe to
is allotment and requests that every
'amily be enrolled among the list of
'ubscribers by that date. Have you
lone your part yet? If not, get one
IF the cards and sign up for the amount
you can take between now and January
lst next.
On June 10Th in the presence of
the immediate families of the bride and
groom, Mr.. George Leonard Moore and
Mss Eleanor Manning Coad were
quietly married at the Parish
House of st. Teresa's Catholic Church,
Anacostia, D. c., by the Reverend
Schneeweiss. The bride is a grand
laughter of DR.. Joseph H Blandford
f this county.
Second Lieut.. J. D. Bowling. Jr.
If the Marine Corps, was severely
wounded in action in France on June 6,
according to message received from
the War Department Friday night by
his parents who live at Strawberry
| dill'', near this town. In the las
letter received by his parents, dated
| Nay II, Lieut.. Bowling said he was
n the front line trenches for about a
month and had just been relieved for g
period of rest. We hope soon TO near
some good news from him.
The Senior Glass of the Baden
Agricultural High School, under the
supervision of Mrs. w. B. Early, will
present the Three Act Comedy, Brother
Iosias, at Baden Hall, on Friday Even
ing, June 81, 1918. Everyone who wishss
to enjoy two hours of hilarious fun is
especially invited to attend. Curtains
will raise at 9 o'clock p. m. Adults
35cts., children 25cts. Refreshments
will be served.
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