The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1920-05-21
SREVETIES

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There WI he a Dice in ST. Thorn
mas Parish Il all, Groom. Md. on Fri
day eveoing May 21st, q, $50 p. m
Refreshments for sale. Good music
Admission SOC; children 25c Public
Cordially Invited
"A dance will be given at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Forestville, Maryland, May
31st, at 80 p. m. Good music and Re
freshments. Admission Soc.
There will be special service fol
the children of Trinity Church, on S un,
day, May 23. at4 p. m.
The contract has been let for the
construction of new three room school
at Lanham to cost $I8, 000 Its thought
the building will be ready for occu-
pancy by the fall.
The white public school children of
the county will hold their Annual Raj
ly and Athletic Meet on the Fair
Grounds here, on Friday, May 2sth. A
large crowd is expected.
The Westwood NJ. E. Church, Chel.
tenham, will hold sercices each Sunday
as follows; Sunday School p. m, Ep-
wprth League z; 80 p. m. Everybody
welcome at all services. Rev A. C.
Crutch!ey, pastor.
Mr. E L. Bruuu has sold his farm
at Clagett Station Co Mr.. Wallace Plotts
Of near Brown Stat n and has purchas
ed 3 farm Of $50 acres near Savage,
Howard county. where he will move
this fall
There will b. q card party and dauce
given in Masonic Hall on May 18th for
tie beneft of Marlboro Primary School
Good must: by Washington orchestra.
Admission, adults soc: children Csc.
The editor of the Emmittsburg
Chronicle, announced in his last edition
that his paper would suspend publication
for the present, due TO the lack of labor
The Chronicle is one of the ODD time
weekles of the county and had a wide
circulation in that district. 1t was
owned and edited by Sterling Gait
Stimulated by constantly advancing
prices for their output, tobacco grow
ers OF Maryland raised in 1918 and
marketed in 1919 the lart. - cror pr :
duced in this State in 40 yeays, OF sine
1877, when 46, 52l hogsheads were grown
according to the report of the Leaf
Tob icco Association, of Baltimore for
1920 issued recently.
Miss Anna Marie Wyvill, daughter
Of William H. Wyvill, the we'll known
contractor and builder, and David J.
Gather, of Worcester, Mass, will be
married June 1st in st. Mary's Church
here at a Nupial Mass. Father
Francis j Loughran, an intimate and
personal friend Of the young couple,
will perform tie ceremony The
bridesmaid will be Miss Rosa Wyvill,
sister Of the bride; aud the best man
viii be Mr.. Anthony j WyvilI. Miss
Blance Hardin of Washington will play
the organ, and Miss Jacqueline War
rem, also Of Washington will sing dur
ing the mass.
Stockholders CT the proposed Bank
at Clinton, organized last week. A
board of directors was oh e n
and officers elected The sofficers are
VIC. Dent, presiden W. E. Penn, vic,
president and j. Fra, k Dent, cashier
Directors are Thomas ) Gwynn. Char
les H. Gardner, J. F aux Dent, W. E
Penn and W. G. Dent, Linton; G. e.
D. Townshend, Mitchellp,Ile; William
7. Thorne, SIlesia end Guy t. Helver
ing of Washington.
Miss Grace Swanson, graduate
nurse, returned to her home at Bowl
ing Heights, Friday evening in answer
TO telegram from her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Swanson, which stated her
brother, Robert, was very ill with typ
phoid fever. Miss Swanson has spent
the past eight months in California,
and visiting herold home in Minnesota.
The boys Of Marlboro have organic
ed base ball team for the season of
1920. They will play the first game
Sunday, May %, on the Marlboro Ath-
Ietic field which will be double header
The first game will be at II o'clock the
second one will be at 2. 80 Come and
root for your home team. (Far Games
notify Cleveland Buck manager, Upper
Marlboro, Md
Work has begun ca the new Episco-
pa! Church, Woodviils The contrac-
tors are Dimm9ns & ? ark lil Of Wash
iagton. The corner Stone viii De laid
% Monday 3Ist at eleven q, clock. : Mas
ons from Washington and 1eal 10y towns
viii assist Bishop Harding and ueighbors
in that work. Dr.. Cfusoe thinks
there will be at least 1000 persons OF
the grounds that day, Dinner and Sur
per will be served and the day will close
with play.
Hearing Of the Chesapeake and Pc
tomac Teleph one Company's rate cas-
before the Public Service Commisso
probably will be delayed until fall
While Chairman Malay, of the com
mission would not say definitely whel
the hearing would start, be said h
wished to give each side full opportun
lty to present its case. The compan
is seeking an increase in rates, it says
| to meet increased costs in upkeek an
| to institute improvements.
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