The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1919-11-21
BREVITIES

Dance Masonic Hall. Upper Mari
boro. Saturday, November 29th, 1919
Darroch's Orchestra.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cary McNab have
returned to their home after pleasant
visit to their daughter, Mrs. Frank
Brainard, at Jersey City.
FOR SALE-2O bushels of wheat.
Apply at this office.
Bids are being asked for the i'm
mediate removed eff St. Mary's Episco-
pal Church, Woodvile, and should be
sent to DR.. Crusos, Aquasco.
A dance will be hsldin st. Bsrns-
has Hall, Oxon Hill, Saturday. Novsn-
her 22nd. Good Music in attendasss.
Admission Soc.
There will be dance in the Sur
rattsville High School, on "Wednesday
evening, November 26. Darrsch's Band
Admission 35c.
A Bazaar, Supper and Play will BE-
held in the Noodvills Town Hall, Nov
smbsr 18th and ssth, fer the ssRsnt 81
St. Mary's Chapel.
The Forsstville Episcopal Church,
will give dance ut the Odd FELLOWS
Hall, Forsstvills. onNlsvsmber II, 1919
The public 10 invited to attend. Good
music.
The ladies Of st. Thomas Parish,
will hold a Bazaar in the Parish Hall,
Groom, Friday, December s, beginning
at 4 p. m. Coffee, sandwiches, ice
cream and cake. All are invited.
The Vsstry Of St. Barnabas Church
will give . dance in the Parish Hall
near Iceland, on Thursday evening
November, 9th. Music by Washington
orchestra. Dancing begins at o'clock
Refreshments.
The ladies of the Westwood ID. +.
Church. Cheltenham, this seounty, will
hold An Oyster Supper, on Wednesday
November, rs, 1919, at the Pylss Home
stead. Cheltenham, commencing 5: 80
O'Clock p. m.
There will be an interesting meet
ing at Wsstphalia School house Friday
evening, Nov. 2oth. Beside the plan
for organization as club there will be
an entertainment and ice cream sale
under the direction Of Mrs. Willie Beali,
Mrs Allie Beall and Miss Bsall.
The Soccer and End Ball teams Of
the Surratts High Shhool came to Mari
boro on Friday last to play the respect
i've teams of the Marlboro High School.
The games were interesting and the re-
sultlnq scores were 90 in Soccer 35 to
II in End Ball in favor Surratts..
Mr.. P. Y. K. Howat, the "Dyna-
mite man" is now doing some ditching
etc, on the farm of Mr.. Charlie s
Binger, near this tswn. Mr.. Howat
will give a public denomination in
stump blowing on the lawn of Mr..
Bingsr, adjoining the Episcopal Church,
noon on Tuesday next. Ths public is
iavited to be present at the demon
stration.
The United States Army has estab
lished at Camp Holabird, Md, on one
of the very finest schools of it's kind in
the world. 1t is the Motor Transpor-
School for Mechanics. Read all abou:
this Institution, destined for big things
in the future, in The Washington Star,
Sunday, November %.
Mrs. R. Wesley Beall, aged 72
years, died at her home, near Richie,
on Sunday November 9. Mrs. .Bsall has
been IN falling health for some time
Six sons survive her. Clayton, How
ard, Robert. John. w. Wesley and
Bernard The family extends thank
for the sympathy and flowers given b.
friends. Funeral service were held at
the home. Father Loughran, of St.
Mary's Church, this town. officiatsr.
The interment WAS at st. Thomas
Church ward, Groom.