The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-04-01
BREVEITIES

The April term of Court will beglt
next Monday.
Farmers are fearing injury TO TO
bacco plants by the recent frost.
-Evergreens have been p lantee
around the memorial fountain In the
Court House grounds.
Judge Byron Amber and Mrs
Amber were guests at the Rectory Oh
Easter Sunday.
Mrs. Harris Franklin spent Wed
nesday night with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Sasscer.
The Eighth Annual banquet of the
Southern Maryland Society will be heic
at the Hotel Belvedere on Tuesd ay
evening. April 7th.
AT the annual meeting Of the Lad
| les Aid Association OF Trinity Chufch
on Monday. the treasurer, MRS Jonn
! H. Traband, reported the totai receipts
tor.rhe past year to be $559.0|.
| MIR. and Mrs. Charles bowle have
| returned from their wedding trip, and
are at their home near Oak Grove e
where they will soon equip their hand
some residence with mouern improve
menCS.
The dates of the Southern Mary
land FAIR at Upper Marlboro Maryland
approved by the Maryland RACING
Commission, are August 80, 81, Sep
tember l, 2, and 3rd, 1921.
Racing at Bowie begins on Saturday,
and continues until April 16. Special
trains on the w. B.. q A. Electric Line.
Admission, including tax s1.65.
There will be special meeting of
the Home and School Association of
Marlboro High scnoo' Thursday after
noon, April 7th, al ) ri,.h Al! per-
sons il terested in the Marlboro school
are cordially invited to attend.
The executive board of the County
League of Women Voters named Mrs
Frederick Binger as chairman for Mel
wood District She has the appoint
ment under consideration.
-Duputy Game Warden Dove has
distributed for liberation throughout
the county 500 Bob White quail. The
birds were shipped from Eagle Pass,
Texas, and were ordered by the Mary
land Conservation Commission.
Rev. w. H. Scott, of Kentucky,
will preach at Suitland Christian
Church on Sunday, April 3rd at p. m.
The Mt Rainier Christian Church will
furnish the music. Come and bring
your friends.
-Thes regular monthly meeting of the
Westphalia Community Clubek, unt II
postponed, owing to Holy we has been
Saturday evening, April 2nd. An oys-
ter supper will be served at the School
House, the proceeds to go toward a
moving picture outfit.
A large congregation attended the
service at Trinity Church on Easter
Sunday. The music was unusually
fine, with Miss Maude Gibbons soloist,
and full choir. Miss Adelaide Traband
was organinst, assisted by Mr.. Henry
Starr, of Washington.
The card party of the Daughters
OF Isabella, which was to have been
given at Gibbons Hall tomorrow even
ing, has been postponed on account of
Cardinal Gibbons death.
There will be debate between the
Baden High School and Marlboro High
School on next Wednesday evening
April 9th, at 7:30 p. m. The debate viii
be held in Upper Marlboro IN Masonic
Hall. This debate is held under the |
High School Public Discussion League.
The public is cordially invited to be
present. On the same evening at the
same hour Marlboro High school will
send a team to Brandywine to debate |
with the Brandywine High School.
William W. Conners, a Federal |
employe, has filed suit in the Circuit |
Court here against the Mayor and Com |
mon Council of Hyattsville and the |
Washington Suburban Sanitary Com
mission for $50, 900 for alleged injuries. |
Conners, resident of Arundel avenue.
Hyattsvllle, declares that during the |
fire which destroyed the house owned
by Rexford nj. Smith in Arundel ave-
nue Christmas night last pressure of |
water from fire plug knocked him
down, breaking his hip. Corners is
represented by L. G. Sasscer and M.
Hampton Magruder of this town.