Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-04-10
IOralSlSe and Otherwise.

Mr.. Max. L. MilliSOn, OF Leonard
town, Is visiting friends and relatives
in Baltimore.
Mr.. J. Frank Smith, of Scotland.
was transacting business in the county
seat on Tuesday.
The ban on dancing and all other
entertainments has been lifted by the
Board of Health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Jones are
visiting Mr.. Jones' mother, Mrs. Har-
ing, in Washington.
An Easter social and dance will be
held at st. Joseph's Hall, Morganza,
on Monday night, April 81.
The Orphans and Commissioners
Courts were in session on Tuesday last
and transacted routine business.
Mr.. Chas. Henry Camalier has re-
ceived his honorable discharge from
military service and Is now home to
stay.
Mr.. J. Allan Coad, OF Porto Bello.
left on Wednesday for New York. ex.
pecting to return the latter part OF the
week.
Mrs. Cleve Tennison, Of Leonard
town, is In baltimore, where she took
her son. Dick, to have his tonsils re-
moved
Former State Senator John F. Mudd,
OF Charles county, has sufficiently re-
covered as to enable him TO be out and
about again.
Guy Bros, OF Clements, are Just in
receipt of q car load of wire, rabbit
and chicken fence. and can ill imme-
diate orders.
Judge q. Fl. Camalier is ut Upper
Marlboro, where The April Term OF
Court for Prince Georges County con
vened ON Monday.
There will be a meeting OF the First
District Farmers, at the new tobacco
warehouse, st. Inigoes. Saturday,
April IL, at A-p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rauhe Neal, and little
daughter and son, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, are visiting Mrs. Charlotte
King Leonardtown.
The d. a. RS will give their an
nual Easter Bail at Hotel ST. Mary's
On Tuesday, April %. Darroch's
Orchestra will furnish the music.
Mr.. w. Bernard Duke and family
motored down FROM Baltimore on Fri
day and spent the weekend at their
summer cottage at Herring Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Robbins have
lna
Robbins was formerly Miss Gala
Moore, OF Leonardtown and Washing
ton.
Miss Madeleine Camalier, who has
been on an extended visit to friends
and relatives in Washington. returned
TO her home in Leonardtown on Thurs
day last.
According to decision of the L. S.
Geographic Board, "Calif,' will he
submituted for Gal. in the Postal
Guide as the proper Authorization for
California.
The ladies of st. Joseph's Church,
Morganxa, are making extensive pre-
p8rationS for their social To be held in
st. Joseph's>Hall on Monday evening.
April 2lst.
The "Stars and Stripes" the official
paper OF the American Expeditionery
Forces In France, will discontinue pub
LEGATION In about two months, accord
ing 10 reports.
A big supper and dance will be held
% 81. Michsel's Hall, Ridge, on
Thursday evening, April "a. Oar
roch's Orchestra, of Washington, will
furnish the music.
DR.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Culver, of New
York, arrived on Wednesday to spend
two months with Mrs. r. III. Sears, at
Society Hill." Mr.. Sears Is expect
ed on Friday for the week end.
The City Hub Stores new advertise.
ment in this issue should prove OF in
terest to feminine shoppers, as it offers
q line OF goods bought at reduced price
on account of delay In delivery.
There Is enough good material
around to put y good baseball team on
the field, and those who are interested
in the great American sport should get
busy. Other town are organizing and
Leonardtown should get in line.
Mr.. JEFF Combs, of Washington, ac-
companied by Professor Ballars, OF
the Maryland Extension Service,
motored to Fox's Point on Saturday,
where Mr.. Combs is planning - make
his summer home more attractive than
ever.
Mrs. John J Jenkins, OF Baltimore,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mamie
Greenwell, at Hunters Retreat"
Medley's Neck, having returned with
Miss Mary Rosa Greenwell, who has
been her guest in Baltime for several
weeks.
The Three Hours services ut st.
Joseph's Church, Morganza, viii be-
gin promptly at IL o'clock midday.
Father Daniel Crowley, Professor of
Metaphysics ut Holly Gross College,
viii preach the sermon. Special music
Is being prepared for the occasion.
At the Methodist Episcopal confer
ence, which CLOSED in Baltimore on
Monday, Rev. II. c. Crutchley and
Rev. @. w. Sheridan were retained
In their present charges for the ensu-
ing year. This will be good news to
their many friends in the county who
would have regretted to have them
leave.
The ID. d. Movie Co. will start Its
motion picture shows on Sunday,
April 10th, with oneof the most famous
film successes of recent years, present
ing William -Farnum, the great heroic
actor, in Victor Hugo's masterpiece,
Las Miserables. II the people of
st. Mary's want really good shows
they have an opportunity TO prove
that they will support them by pack