The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1919-02-14
BREVITIES

Mr.. Guy B. Ridgeway, formerly o
this town, has been ordered to New
York to receive orders for oversea
duty with the Knights Of Columbus.
Mr.. John Wilson Ryon, one of the
young members of our bar, who was
in the radio service during the war, was
here on Tuesday and received cordia
welcome from his many friends.
I A car load of $780, Chevrole ct Cars
just arrived, and if you want one you
had better get your order in early to
| avoid disappointment later in the year.
Southern Maryland Garage, Marlboro.
Sergeant Geo. S. Harrison Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Harri-
son, of Rosaryville, has returned from
France and is honorably discharged
from service. He has seen active
service on the firing line and been
wounded three times.
Corporal A. Gwynn Bowie, of the
18th Depot Battalion Signal Corps has
been honerably discharged from the
Army. He spent last week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. Irving Bowie
and returned Wednesday to take up
his old position in Washington.
Mr.. Roland R. Ryon will shortly
open a notion, confectionery, and auto
mobile accessory store in the front
rooms of the Marlboro House.
Work of rebuilding the Southern
Maryland Garage has been completed
and MIR. S. G. Coale will soon be ready
to offer, the public the same courteous
and efficient service as formerly. He
has just received some new Chevrolet |
Cars for which he is the local agent.
Priv. VIM. Tisdale of the Canadian
Army, son of Mrs. Ryland Tisdale, of
spent Friday night and Sat-
lrday with his uncle, Mr.. George B.
Merrick near this town. He was
severely and lost one leg. He
s obliged to use crutches.
The ladies of Marlboro and vicinity
will hold luncheon in Masonic Hall,
IN Tuesday next, the 18th, for the ben
fit of the Armenian-Syrian Relief +
'und. Contributions to this fund can
,e left at the Bank of Southern Mary
and.
Much interest is being displ aged in
he Valentine Card Party and Dance to
'e held in Masonic Hall, this evening,
February IA. Don't forget to come
md bring your friends and help to
make this party a success for tire MARI
,oro High School
Mr.. Thomas H. Lyons, of Tippett,
ad his automobile stolen in Washing
on on Monday while he and his wife
we're in one of the theaters. Up until
he present date nothing has been heard
rom it.
The County Commissioners have
assed resolution calling upon judge
Fillmore Beall to head a committee of
We, the members to be named by the
Judge, to set in motion plans for a
memorial to be erected in honor of the
oys of the county who fought in the
world war Committees for each cleo
ion district to advocate the project are
expected to be appointed shortly.
"A public meeting of the people of
Ialboro district was held last night at
o'clock, for the purpose of explaining
he object of the near East drive.
7hich is listed for this week all over
he country for the benfit of the suf-
ering Syrian Armenians. The allot-
nent for this district is $165.
AT the meeting of the Seat Pleas
mt Volunteer Fire and Community
Welfare Association Thursday evening
f last week an entertainment commit
ee was organized with these officers:
chairman, F. A. Van Reuth; vice chair
nan. George N. Palmer; secretary,
ieorge B. Orion; and treasurer, Irwin
:. Main. The committee decided to
i've masquerade ball the evening of
February II and to give cash prizes for
he best costumes. The following COM
nittees were appointed for the affair:
Finance, John A. Schultz, chairman;
refreshments William H. Cooper, chair
nan: decorations, j. Lucien Duffey;
loor, F. A Van Reuth; printing and ad
rertisements, Louis F. Litz; music,
Andrew F. Schultz; and hat box AMI
ock room, Peter Baccagaluppi. The
flair promised to be highly successful