The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-08-20
BREVITIES

The Ladies' Aid of St Tho mas will
hold their Annual Supper if the Parish
Hall, Groom, on Saturday afternoon at
5 p. M, August 28th. Supper 81, chill
ren so cents.
DO not fail to attend the services
OF the Westwood M E. Church Chelten-
ham, Sunday, August 22nd. Sunday
School q. IN; Preaching 3 p. m. and
Epworth League 30p. m; Rev. H. c.
Crulhley, Minister.
| The Ladies of the Forestville M. E
Church will hold Lawn Fete at the
Residence of Mr.. C. E. Entwishle,
ForestVille. on Tuesday, Aug. .24th, be-
| ginning about o'clock. Ice Cream
and other refreshments for sale. A
good time for everyone.
Mrs. David J. Wilson and sen, AL
ton, and little daughter Lavinia, of
Montreal, Canada, have been visiting
relatives in Upper Marlboro and near
Westwood.
Miss Katherine E. Dugan 'and
James w. Flaharty, both of Washing
ton, were married Wednesday,, July 2l
at St. Mary's Catholic Church here by
the Rev. Father Francis ]. Loughran
The Ladies of the Westwood
Methodist Episcopal Church at Chelten-
ham, will hold their annual festival
on the Church lawn on August 25th.
Everybody invited. Supper begins at
p. m.
The Ladies of Forest Grove Church
near Meadows, will give their annual
supper on the Church grounds, on
Wednesday, Aug. 25th, beginning at S
O'Clock. Roast pig, lamb, chicken
and all the good things of the season
will be served. Come and enjoy good
dinner with US.
The Chautauqua entertainment ts held
in Masonic Hall, last week, introduced
to our community this nationwide ed
ucational system now being held in the
rural sections, in series Of gatherings
of the finest musical talent to be found
in this country, thus giving to the small
er towns the advantage of learning
more about the governmental and COM
munity needs, which include the duties
of all patriotic citizens which are brought
to the people by these vital problems.
A number of people signed their con-
tract for next year making sure OF
another Chautauqua then.
Judge Fillmore Beall, in the Circuit
Court, ordered|the elections commiss-
ion to certify the election of DR.. S. NJ
Mcmillan as Mayor of Riverdale. DR..
Mcmillan called upon G. w. Whalley
and Brice Bowie at their homes in
Riverdale and presented the courts
mandate. The courts decision was the
result of the filing of petition by DR.. Nc
.Iillian, for writ of mandamus to com
pei the commissioners to certify his
election, which they had defined to do.
Miss Jeanette Gibbs, of Oak mont,
Seat Pleasant district, is the winner
in the contest for the most beautiful
girl in Seat Pleasant election district
one of the features of the carnival, un-
der auspices of the Seat Pleasant Vol
unteer Fire and Community Welfare
Association. Miss Gibbs was crowned
a the carnival Monday night and led a
grand march in her honor. Miss Mary
Reynolds was second in the contest
with 600 votes, and Mrs. Margaret Litz
third, with 585.
james F. Armstrong, Local Agent
for Prince Georges County and South
ern Maryland, assisted by leaders of
each district in the County of Prince
George, has arranged an interesting
program for the County wide Farmer
Conference which will be held in the
County Court House at Upper Marlboro
Thursday, Aug. 26 from 10 a. m. to
l p. m. In connection with the COL
ference plans have been perfected to
give County Wide Outing and Picnic
on honor of the coisged farmers for
their loyal support OF the Nation during
the world crisis.