Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-05-09

the U. 8. n. r. r., Washington,
ID. c., spent the week end with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. b. Love,
Morganza. He was accompanied BY
his cousin, Mr.. Philip Love, Of the
| q. s. N. r. F., and Miss Maize
Love, who visited their parents.
States Attorney and Mrs. A. K.
Love, LopWille.
The leading spirits of Bush
wood and vicinity have decided that
as they posses the most beautiful
hall in the county. they will furnish
an entertainment second TO none.
They accordingly invite their friends
to q May party and dance in Sacred
Heart Hall, Whit-Monday. May 20.
The ever popular Darroch's Orches-
ira will furnish the music.
The most cordial invitation is
extended to the farmers of st. Mary's
to attend the barn dance TO be given
in the big tobacco warehouse in
Leonardtown on Monday, May 18th.
This is to be real, old-fashioned
affair, old time dances and country
music, no frills or formality. Come
and inspect the new warehouse and
have good time.
The barn dance to be given az
the new tobacco warehouse in Leon
ardtown on Monday, May 18th,
through the courtesy Of Mr.. A. b.
Anderson, manager of p. II. Cor
man d Co., is especially intended
for the farmers of the county. Mr..
Anderson extends to them the most
cordial invitation to be present, in
spect the new warehouse, and have
a real, old-time froIic
The new motor vehicle laws,
passed by the legislature just before
il adjourned, required all applicants
for operators or ehauffeurs' license
to take a compulsory examination as
to their qualifications before being
granted license. The law gives
the commissioner the power to ex-
anime these applicants at points
throughout the State which he may
designate.
The All Saints' Parish Aid So
ciety are TO be congratulated upon
the spirit of neighborly cooperation
which prompted them TO postpone
the dance which they had intended
holding at Oakley Hall on Monday,
May goth, when they found THAT il
conhicted with a dance planned for
Bushwood on the same date. The
Seventh District is fortunate in pos
essinR such broad snd generous
community spirit. The Oakley
dance will be held later on and every
section of ST. Mary's should hell 10
make it big success.
Mrs. Benedict B. Love, who
has been i'll in st. j )sepb's Hospital,
Baltimore, since April Ord, left the
hospital May LIST, and is convalesing
at her home, Morganla, Md. She
underwent painful operation on
the 9Th, instant, performed by DIR.
Frank J KIRBY, the well known sur
geon Of Baltimore. Mrs Love is
well known throughout the county,
and is especially popular in 81. 10.
saph - Parish, where she has been a
life-lcnR resident, and her many
friends wish for her speedy res
toration 20 health
The Local Board has received
calls for three men 10 20 10 Pitts
burgh, Pa, and one man TO 90 TO
State College, Pa, on or about May
Is. Up 10 the sth, this call could
baye been filled by volunteers. The
men are TO receive a course Of train
ing at the Government expense,
fitting them TO serve in army posi-
tions requiring knowledge Of auto
mobile repairing, sheet metal work
and other mechanical duties incident
10 many kinds of military service,
both az the front and behind the
lines. The men taking this course
will receive thorough instructions,
which will be Of great personal value
in working their way ahead, both in
the army and in civil life.