Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-06-19
LocslVise and Otherwise.
Mr.. Ford Edelin, has been the CUES
Of friends In Leonardtown.

Springs, was In Leonardtown On Mon
Day.
The next dance ct Sc. Joseph's HALL
Morganzs, viii be held on Friday
June u.
Attend the tobacco growers meeting
In Leonardtown on Saturday, June q,
ct 2 p. m.
Mr.. Franklin Abel, of Baltimore,
came home on Saturday for q weeks
vacation.
Contractor B. n. Garner IL rapids
pushing the work on the new meta
roof for the Court House.
We publish In this issue advertise.
ment OF Trustees Sale of the real es.
tate OF the late Joseph q. Key.
Miss Janlee Loker IL convalescIns
at her home In Le0nardtOwn from ar
operation performed In Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. jefferson 8. Combs,
OF Washington, spent the weekend al
their summer home, "Fox's Point, "
BretOn's Bay.
Miss Gerturde Tweedy, of Wash.
ington, was the guest OF the family
0f Judge and Mrs. B. II. CamalieI
during last week.
Community Hall. Cedar Point, vii
DO the scens of . big dance tomorrow
friday evening. A city orchestra
will furnish the music.
Mr.. James Lewis Maddox. formerlv
OF Norganxa, and Miss Marion Mad.
dox, OF Washington, were recently
married In Baltimore.
Miss Lorraine Hodges, Of Oakley,
who attended the Victory Commence
ment at Western Maryland College,
returned home last week.
Tom Mix In western blood" and
. good two-reel Sunshine comedy will
be presented by the D. ID. Movie Co. j.,
on Sunday next, June p.
Mr.. Frank Waters, recently dis
charged from military service, has
been spending the last week with rela-
lives and friends In st. Mary's.
Mr.. Walter Abell, of Baltimore,
who recently returned with the 3l3th
Infantry from France, Is visiting re-
latives and friends In LeOnardtown.
Mrs. Thomas J. Ganney and little
daughter, Of Baltimore, arrived In
Leonardt0wn on Monday to visit her
parents, Judge and Mrs. b. ii. Cana
lier.
Miss Eleanor Carroll entertained
quite . number OF her friends nc an In
sormal dance at her pretty bungalow
On the Patuxent Thursday evening,
June 18th.
The Radcliffe Chautauqua will be
held In LeonardtOWn on July 10, IL and
IL. A meeting Of the guarantors will
DO held next week 90 make arrange
ments for IL.
Charles County has selected August
18th as the date of It's celebration In
compliment 20 the men who served In
the var. The affair will be held at
Chapel Point.
Lost: Between Ieonardtown and
Beachville one Md. auto license tag
No. 5S-Si8. Finder please leave same
81 St. Mary's Auto and Supply Co,
LoOuorukOWu.
The BEACON has received q copy of
the constitution Of the American Leg
Ion. an organisation Of ell persons
who served In the army or navy dur
Ing the world war.
TIE Maryland Agricultural Society
hps made On appropriation of 800 to
each county In the State TO be used as
prize money for q community exhibit
20 DO held next fall.
In bulletin recently issued by the
Dept OF Agriculture the attention of
the farmers Is called TO the difference
In tho retail and wholesale prices OF
commercial fertilizers.
IL you raise tobacco it will be TO
vouF Interest to attend the meeting of
tobacco growers 70 be held at the
Court House, LeonsrdtOwp, on Satur-
day, June q, at 2p. IN.
The BEACON Is In reoeipt of invita-
lions from the officials of the Annap-
oils Claiborne Ferry 70 be their guests
on the initial trip OF the ferry service
on Thursday, June 18th.
On Thursday, June 26th, the Baden
Community Club will give q dance ut
Baden Hall, Prince Georges Co.
Dancing from $50 TO l O'Clock. Oar.
roch's Orchestra. Admission IS cents.
Miss Olive Dent, of Oakley, had as
her guests for the Charlotte Hall Com
l..encement Miss Mary Turner, Mr..
George Chambers and Mr. Edward
n NJ Eal
Miss Eleanor Loker, of Leoardtown.
Mrs. Rosa Wathen, wife of Mr.. Leo
u. Washen, died suddenly on Thurs
day, june 18th, at her home near
Leonardtown, aged about 81 years.
She was o devoted wife and to the be-
reaved husband the BEACON extends
les sympathy.
AZ the meeting held ut the Court
House on Saturday last it was decided
20 have the homecoming celebration
for the soldier boys on September 10.
Judge Camalier presided al the meet
Ing and will appoint the committees 20
arrange the affair.
Mr.. Rinehardt Tunieman, for sever
81 years gardener AZ Hotel st Mary's,
sOSs S0k an ET@1CG anu mas DSGn IN
vAlided home. He Is now at Fort Me.
Henry. He Is q native OF Holland and
made many friends during his resi-
dence In Leonardtown.
The Alumnae of Sc. Mary's Acad-
envy held Q very enjoyable and sue
cessful dance % Hotel Sc. Mary's on
Monday evening. Many out-of-the-
county guests were present and several
OF the Overseas men," who have re-
Gently returned from France.
Miss Elizabeth Parker Crenshaw,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Augusta p.
CrenshaW, Of Washington, and Mr..
Joseph ". Morgan, son OF Mrs. L.
Leigh Morgan and the late Judge
Joseph y. Morgan, were married In
the ballroom suite at Rauscher's. In
Washington, Monday evening, June
loth. 5he BEACON extends congratu-
lAti0na.
As - 70 20 press guests returning
IRON ths wedding Of Miss Emma Mad
oox Hayden and Mr.. William Ewart
0iadssone % Christ Church, Chaptico
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