The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-07-08
BREVITlES

There will be Dance in st
Thomas Parish Hall, Groom, Md, ol
Saturday evening. July Is. Music b.
Darroch's Orchestra.
"A very unusual accident occurred
on Wednesday when the tail of horse
belonging to Richard Stallings became
caught in the belt of threshing mach
inc and was completely pulled off.
Mr. Edward King, a well-knowr
resident of this town died at the home
of his brother, Mr.. Levi King, near
Largo, on Saturday, aged fifty seven
years and nine months.
The Ladies of Church of Incarna-
| ton, Brandywine, will give reception
| in honor of the Rector, Dr. Rigg. Sat
urday evening, July 9th, 8 p. m. in the
Church hall.
Miss Ruth Edith Thorne, aaughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Thorne, of
Friendly, was married to Mr.. Henry B.
MaZurwroski, of Cleveland, Ohio, on
Tuesday. June %, at Christ Church,
Washington, D. c.
Wanted, 100 per cent attendance of
the congregation of Saint Barnabas'
Church, Iceland, on next Sun
day, the 10th, at IL a. M, to hear Mr..
Ogle Singleton, Attorney at Law,
Washington, on ''The New Call of the
Church."
Next Sunday afternoon at o'clock
there will be ..service at Emmanuel
Church, Horse Head, conducted by Mr..
Middleton of Washington. The music
I1 in ohn Of Mok Iyyn
Bring lunch so thatyou may stay to
the evening service which begins at
7:30. Mr.. McElwee will render
several solos, accompanied on the vio-
lin by Miss Margaret Minson
The Catholic Daughters of America
will hold a two-day Bazaar on July
20 and 21, in Gibbons Hall, for the
benefit of their building fund. Some
of the attractions will be play by
local talent. chicken suppers, refresh
ments. and booths of various kinds.
The Daughters are working very hard
to make it success.
"A Grand Mission will be given in
the Church of Ascension, Bowie. Md.
The mission will begin on July 18th
and continue until the Oath when the
Papal Benediction will be given. The
morning exercises will begin at 6
o'clock and the evening ones at clock.
The Rev. William F. Fadden, of the
New York Mission Band, has been Sc
cured to preach the mission. Non
Catholics are also invited to
hear the eloquent preachers and to
make use of the Question Box. The
white people of the parish will
hold their Annual Picnic on Saturday, !
August 9th. Preparations are being
made for monster event.
Funeral services for Mrs. Adeline
Clagett Humes, II years old. widow
of the late DR.. Mareen D. Humes, long
a prominent physician, was held Sat
urday morning at Trinity Church, Rev
F. E. McManus. officiating. Mrs.
Humes was the daughter of the late
Thomas Clagett, of "WeRton,' and
spent most of her life in this county,
where she was greatly beloved for
her m any fine traits of character. Her
first husband was the late Rev. Henry
Kershaw, former rector of Trinity
Church this town.
The Southern Maryland Trust
Company has declared a semi annual
dividend of u per cent and added
$4,000 to its undivided profits. T his is,
indeed. highly creditable and shows won
ierful success for so young an institu-
ion. The Marlboro Branch of this Co.
will m owe into it's new building, oppo-
lite the Court House, during the
,r esent month, This is one of the fin
,st and best equipped bank buildings
outside of Baltimore City, and has the
,est burglar proof safe to be obtained.
The directors of the Marlboro Bank
# the company are all well-known
itizens. OF this dividend the Marl-
zorro Bank of the Southern Maryland
trust Company paid its full part Ut
er cent? out. of its own pockets, on it's
took. J.