The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-08-05
BREVITIES
Prof. Orem, our new Superintend-


ent of Schools arrived on Monday.
Tournament and Fine chicken supper
at St. Barnabas' Church. ..Oxon Hill,
Tuesday, August 3Oth, 1921.
The Westphalia Community Clup
will serve box luncheon from Dr.
Griffith's office Tuesday, August y.
Price so cents.
The Marlboro Base ball Club will
play the Spalding Athletic Club OF
Washington, Sunday, July 7th, on the
Ma rlboro grounds.
st Paurs Minstrel Show, Baden
Md, Tuesday, August 16. Only 3oo
tickets to be sold. Buy your ticket at
once.
st. Peters annual Colored Tour
ment, Ball and Carnival. Wednesday,
August 17th, near Waldorf. One Ad-
mission fee day and night.
Lawn Party and Free Moving
Picture show by Suitland Improvement
Association Tuesday evening, August
23rd, ct Suitland Park, Md. Refresh
ments. All welcome.
Sunday School every Sunday at
the Church at Cedarville at 2:30 p. m.
Samuel R. Neave. of Hughesville, will
preach to US next Sunday, August Z.
You are cordially invited to attend and
enjoy the services.
The Hall Activities Committee of
Saint Thomas Parish will give an in
formal dance in the parish hall at Groom,
Md Wednesday evening, August 10th.
beginning o'clock. The public is
cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Duley, OF
Groom Station, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Mary Evelyn, to
Mr.. Ambrose Augustine Baden, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Baden, of Town
shend, Wednesday, July 9th, at 8 p.
m. The marriage took place at st.
Johns Church, Clinton. Rev. Father
John Minnehan officiating.
Former Supt. E. S. Burroughs has
been appointed principal of the Mari
boro High School. Mr.. Burroughs has
been engaged in educational work :all
his life, and will bring to the discharge
of his new duties, a ripe experience
and unusual executive ability.
The Ladies' Guild of St. Mary's
Episcopal Church, Aquasco, will hold
their annual festival and sale on Thurs
day, August 11th in the rectory grove;
| in case of rain in the town hall. Sup
Der $50; moving pictures $50. Fancy
articles, refreshments, country store
| and other amusements.
chairman Galen L. TAFT and j..
Hubert Wade of the Republican and
| Dem ,cratic State Central Commit
| tees, respectively, have agreed on Fri
day, september 9. as the day on which
| the prim aries are to held.
Marlboro Bank of Southern Mary
Trust Co. moved into their new bank
building Monday. and are to be con-
| graduated on the banking facilities af-
forded by the new building. The
building and its equipment are credit
| to Marlboro, and are of character
| such as few towns of the State possess.
| Their formal opening and reception
will be held Thursday. August 18TH
Our Postmasters will be glad to
know that Hon. J. C. Koons, formerly
| first Assistant Postmaster General,
| has been appointed Executive Assis-
| tant with the Chesapeake and Poto-
mac Telephone Co. Mr.. Koons is a
Marylander, and though he was rec
ognized everywhere as one of the
postal employees best friends in Wash
| ,ngton, head ak special con-
sideration. for his fellow Marylanders.
| J dging from his irreproachable and
| .nviable record as First Assistant,
We are sure the C. ana P. Company is
fortunate in securing his services.
On Sunday the Marlboro Base Ball
Team motored to Bladens burg to play
a return game with the Landover boys.
| Smarting from the defeat the Landover
boys had given them two weeks ago,
the Marlboro Club was out to win if
possible crosby held the Landover
boys to four hits. Frank Burroughs
| vas behind the bat. The Marlboro
boys never let Landover score until
| the last inning, with two men out when
tumble at third let one man in.
Score to 1.