The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-05-27
BREVITIES

The Prince Georges County Com
munity Council will inject in the Court
House at Upper Marlboro on May 81
at 1000 O. clock The public is invited
to attend this meeting.
The Ladies' Aid of Epiphany Church
Forestville, will hold their annual sale
of ice cream and cake, on the church
j lawn on Monday, May Both. This sale
is always for the Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Brooke attend
ed the school dedication exercises here
last week and were heartily welc omed
| by their many friends.
The Marlb )ro Base Ball Team de-
feated the Clinton Team in ten inn
| ing game on Sunday at Clinton. Carrico
pitched for Clinton and Barr oughs for
Marlboro "a large crowd attended.
Score to 2.
-Yegg, early Sunday morning blew
the safe of R,tch'e Brothers store at
Ritchle, this county, on the Chesapeake
| Beach R iilway, and took $500 in cash,
| diamond ring. two gold watches
and valuable papers. The papers were
recovered Sunday on the b INK of
stream about quarter of a mile
fir )m the store.
The County Commissioners have
offered a reward of $500 for the ap-
prehension and conviction of the par
ties who criminally assaulted, robbed
an killed Mrs. M Isaret E Weber. a
br ide of seven months, at Whlte's Sta
tion this county, on Thursday morning
of last week. The crime was one Of
the worst that ever happened in the
county.
The regular meeting of the West
phalia Community Club will be held at
the School House the evening of May
18th. Miss Engle, of the League of
Women Voters, is expected to give .
talk along lines of interest to every
one. Ice. cream and cake for sale.
Musical program: No admission
charge.
Services as follows in ST.. Thomas
Parish in future until further notice:
First Sunday in June St. Thomas IL a.
M, Atonement, 8 p. M, Brandywine
7:3O M; Second Sunday st. Thomas
p M. Atonement, IL M, Brandy
wiue, $50 a. M; third Sunday at St.
Thomas, II a. M, Atonement p. m.
Brandywine, 7.30 p. m Fourth Sun
day, ST Thomas II m. Atonement,
p. M, Brapdywine 7.3O.
Mr.. George w. Waters, president
of the Citiz Ems National Bank, of Laurel
was elected president of the Maryland
State Bankers Association, in session
at Atlantic City last week. Practically
all the bankers in the State are mem
Ders of this Association and it is quite
IN honor to be elected president OF the
sane. la addition To being bank
president, Mr.. Waters is President of
the Laurel Huildlng Association and a
IN embar OF tne B B)ard Of County Com
nissioners. He served two terms as
Mayor of Laurel.
Mrs. Emma l.. Shears, beloved
wife of Rev. Mr.. Shears, rector OF
Epiphany Church. ForestvIle, died at
{ lie Rectory on Wednesday night, May
I5:h, aged 76 years. She had been i'll,
h a ,.,1
pneumonia developed and the end came
swiftly. The funeral took place from
epiphany Oh urch, Forestville, on Sat
drday morning, May 2l. The Rt. Rev.
Bishop Harding was present, also Rev.
,ir. Lusby, Rev. Mr.. Eng and and Rev.
Mr.. McManus. The protuslon of fl w
ers, which were sent by loving friends,
Was mute tribute to the beautiful
life of the deceased.
The BrandywInc Grange met i'll
| the Braudyw ne Hlgn Scuool on tue
eleventh instant. Tnree new numbers
were gwen the First degree. Tne
program for the lecture hour consisted
i snort play, .reai!ng. recitation,
vocal and instrumental music. The
| play was interesting AMI amusing, Mr..
Menk sang Il know lowell Garden"
NJ. and Mrs. Joseph Blaudford sang,
"Let the Rest of the World go by "
| Miss Helen Gross read "Antony's speech
over the dead body of Cesar" Gather
me Bllingsley rec.ted selection from
Kipling. The exercises were concluded
with a violin solo by Mss Josephine