Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-04-11
LocalEise and Otherwise.

Mavs you paid your subsofip
ton to The BEACON?
Mf. james F. Lee, of California,
was county seat visitor on Tues,
dAy,
A small ad. in the BEACON viii
often save you a lot of time AND
trouble.
Mr.. John H. Chambers, of Cedar
Point, was transacting business in
Leonardtown on Tuesday.
Mr.. Walter B. Dorsey, of Kill
marnock, Va, il registered at the
\ Hotel St, Mary's, Leonardtown.
If you really want the war to
end quickly. show it by being one
Of the FIRST to subscribe. to the Third
Liberty Loan.
Mrs. VIM. Meverell Loker, of
Lebnardtown, has been on an ex-
tended trip to Washington, the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Giles Dyer.
Mrs. John Duke and children,
has returned from a visit to her par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Barker Turner,
Adamstown, Frederick County.
Captain Henry w, Cattell,
Medical Reserve Corps, spent sew
eral days of last week at The
Beach, his estate on the Patuxent.
The Public Athletic League an
nounees that the County School
Athletic Meet for St. Mary's will be
held at Charlotte Hall on Monday,
May 27th.
The Morganza semi-monthly
dances, that became so popular dur
ing the fall and winter, will be re-
sumed at st. Joseph's Hall, on Fri
day, April IL.
Miss Philo Morgan, of Wash
ington, paid visit to her home in
Leonardtown Monday of last week
and attended the d. A. r. ball at
Hotel St. Mary's.
Requisition has been made on
the local board for 20 men, all white,
TO go TO Camp Meade in the near
future. The names will be publish
cd ~ soon as the selection is made.
The annual meeting of the So
ciety for the Prevention and Relief
IF Tuberculosis will be held at Nc
Coy Hall, Baltimore, afternoon and
evening, April 18th.
If You have seed of any kind TO
sell advertise il in the BEACON. If
you are in the market for seed mo-
tice in our advertising columns will
bring you in touch with someone
who has it to sell.
In this issue the Morganza
merchant. Morris Levin, is announc-
ing his spring and summer opening.
The stock is a new and complete one
and includes many exceptional bar
gains.
Attend the semi-monthly dance
at St. Joseph's Hall, Morganza, to-
morrow, Friday, April 18th. a big
crowd, good music, smooth floor
and your best Rirl''--whst more do
you waut2
The Hollywood Community
Club will resume it's regular meet
ings on Friday. April ~, at p. m.
at Hollywood School. The enter
tAinment committee is preparing an
interesting program.
The drive for the Third Liberty
Loan 10 on. Don't wait for the lart
days of the campaign to subscribe.
81. Mzry'a has a record to maintain
that should spur our people 10 quick
action. Buy your bonds now.
The semi-annual debate Of the
Washington and Stonewall Society
viii take place at Charlotte Hall Fri
day evening, April ~, g. 80 p. m.
DIR. Charles V. Hayden will be the
orator of the occasion. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend.
Tomorrow, Friday, April 18th,
Is the date Of the Red Cross dance
At Oakley Hall. This is to be quite
an event in the Seventh District and
arrangements are being made that
will insure good time for all who
attend.
Mrs. Ralph Cullinan, Of New
York, one Of the most popular mem
bers of st. Mary's summer colony,
10 spending few day as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Dyer, of
Beauvne. and looking after affairs
on her property, "Belyedere. !"
The popular comedy, Daddy :"
will be presented by an excellent
caste at Chaptico Hall on Friday
evening, April 9eth. Doors open
ct $50. The play will be followed
by 3 dance with city music, and re-
freshments will be sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bower Hodges.
of Washington, came down on sun
day and spent few days with Mrs.
Hodges pareuta. Mr.. and Mrs, w.