The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1919-06-13
RREVITIES

at 1O:3U a. M All are welcome
Mrs. Mary E. Wilson and Mr.. Char
| les l. Wilson, spent the week end wit
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. N. Anderson, a
| SykesviIle, Carroll county.
| Arrangements are about complete
for the summer school to be conducte'
at Maryland State College from JUNE
% to August l.
The mayor and council of Capito
Heights are pla ming a two-day- carni
| val, proceeds of which will be used tt
purchase additional lights for the town
Mr. and Mrs. S. j. Charters
Bowie, thank their many friends fol-
the best wishes extended for the safe
return of their son, Jerome E., after
eleven months service over seas.
"A dance will be held in Gibbons
Hall" on Wednesday, June 18th, fol-
the benefit of St. Mays Industrial
School which was recently destroyed
by fire. Come and assist a worthy
cause.
On Thursday evening, June the Goth
the Baden Community Club will give a
dance at Baden Hall Darroch's
Orchestra. Dancing $50 until | } clock.
Admission 35cts.
The tobacco growers of Southern
Maryland, realizing the necessity of
organization in order to uphold the
price of their product, are holding
meetings throughout the Southern
Maryland counties.
Charles Edison, son of the electri-
cal wizard, has perfected and is putting
into practice the newest idea of max
ing capital Fand labor work in double
harness. Keeping mystery out of
business and ssharing profits in a
scientific way is the keynote of his plan
which he tells of in The Washington
Star, Sunday, June Is.
-Privates Joseph Ridgley, Percy J.
Cook, Harry Sneidman, Eldridge Char
ey William Talbot, Roger Crosby,
have been discharged from the service
and returned to their respective homes
much to the qualification of their rela-
tives and many friends.
-Stereoptican views and descrir-
tive talk will be given by Mr.. Frederick
Wright at Mellwood Community Center.
Westphalia Schoolhouse, Saturday
evening, June 18th, at eight O'Clock
Mr.. Wright lectures and shows his
pictures to the patients at Walter Reed
and other hospitals, and the ladies who
have the meeting in charge are FORUM
ate in securing his cooperation. Ad-
mission 25c. Ice cream and cake will
be on sale.
The emergency drive for the home
service fund of the salvation army has
fallen short of its quota and the time
has been extended in order that the
5000 mark may be reached. All COM
mittees are requested to report to Mr..
John L. Russell, county director of
their collections to date, and to con-
tinue the drive until the quota in their
districts is raised. In another column
OF this paper appears a copy of the
pledge card for the convenience of our
readers in making remittances.
-Deaver Rollins shot and seriously
wounded his son-in-law, Richard Hays,
at the formers home Sunday after
noon last. Trouble between Rollins and
his son-in law has been brewing for
some time, according to Rollins. HAYS
was on the lawn of Rollins home Sun
day afternoon and was ordered off, it
is said. The son-in-law was abusive in
his language says Rollins, and when
the latter approached him Hays attempt
ed to strike him. Rollins opened fire
with revolver, TWO shots taking effect.
Hays was removed to Washington hos
pital, and Rollins after being locked I'D
in the Marlboro Jail on the charge of
assault and battery with intent to kill
was released on bail.
"A most successful entertainment
was given at Cedar Grove School on
the evening of Wednesday, June 4th.
The varied program was especially we'll
rendered, and the many people in attend
ance were enthusiastic in their praises.
Talented musicians of the neighborhood
with violin, mandolin and guitar render
ed good accompaniment for the must
cal numbers, and formed a most accep-
table orchestra. The sum of S31 was
realized from the sale of refreshments
and door receipts. This community is
to be congratulated on having the SER
vices of such an efficient and energetic
teacher.
Mr.. Samuel G. Coale, of this town,
Prince Georges county agent foI
Chevrolet Motor Cars, reports deliver.
les OF -Four Ninety" Touring Cars tc
the following: Bernard Downing, Not
tingham; j. l. Parker, Marlboro; Jas.
Smith, Marlboro; Julian S. Hall, Hall:
Charles j. Hill, Marlboro; w. P. Berry,
North Keys; John Mckay, Clinton; w
w. Brady, Landover; Robert N Wind
sor, Groom; Ryon s. Hassell, Bowie
Harry E. Heffner, Seat Pleasant; Roger
B. Berry, Forestvillc; Herman E. Bur.
CESS, Hyattsville; James Marshall
Marlboro; Charles n. Smith, Marlboro
E. c. Bowers, Goodrich Tire Company
Washington; E. Furguson, Anacostia
"Four-Ninety'' Sedan to Harry H. Fen
no. Nottingham: Baby Grand" On,
| Ton Truck, to William u Frank Bur
roughs, Groom