The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-04-15
BREVEITIES
FOR SALE. young Hackney Horses.
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"A Gard Party and Dance will b
given in Masonic Hall, Saturday, Apr
%, by the Senior Glass of the Marlbor
High School Darroch's Orchestra
| Refreshments. Admission SO cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Sassce
have gone to Atlantic City for tw
weeks for the benefit of Mrs. Sasscer'
| health.
Rev. w. E. Grimshaw has resign
| ed as rector of St. Thomas Parish
| Groom, to accept call in New York.
Rev. T. T. Small will conduct ser
vices in St. Thomas Church, Groom,
at II o'clock a. m on Sunday, Apri
II, and and at Brandywine Church al
p. m.
AT recent game of base ball be-
tween Cheltenham and the Brandywine
High School teams, Mr.. William Duley,
of the Brandywine teams. fell and dis
located his shoulder. The score was
16 to 10 in favor of Brandywine.
There will be a Bakery Sale OF
home made cakes, pres, ETC., at Mas
onic Hall this town, on Saturday, April
Is, by the Ladies' Aid Association of
Trinity Church, beginning at p. m.
This will be fine opportunity for busy
people to provide themselves with good
things for Sunday.
The dance held in Masonic Hall,
this town, on Saturday evening last,
for the benefit of the Marlboro A thlet-
ic Club was very successful and was
greatly enjoyed by the large crowd
who attended. The proceeds amounted
to about SIS. Much credit for the af-
fair is due Mr.. ohm IT, Hall, Jr., cap
tain of the team, and Mr.. w. 7. Davis
manager.
Mrs. Frederick Blnger, retiring
President of the Woman's Club of
Mellwood District, desires to announce
for the benefit of those who may be
interested, that from 102 Mellwood
Cook Books allotted to her for sale, that
Ninety-six Dollars have been turned in
to the Treasurer, from the sale of
ninety-six cook books sold by her and
her Committee. Returns are not in
from the remaining six.
The debate held between Baden
and Marlboro High Schools, in Mason
ic Hall, last Wednesday evening
was certainly interesting an d enjoyed
by the large audience. The subject
for discussion was: "Should the Unit
ed States Adopt Some System of
Compulsory Military Training?" The
,.ffirmative side was most ably defend
ed by Misses Inez Coffren, Ida Wyvill
and Adelaide Traband of the Marlboro
High School, and the negative by Miss
es Lucy Chichester, Rebecca Compton
and Carrie Turner of Baden High
School, The decision was rendered in
favor of the negative. The judges were
Prof. G. Richardson, Dean Spence,
and DIR. Mcdonnell of University of
Maryland.
Fire from and unknown origin to-
tally destroyed the store and contents
owned by Mr.. Albert Wells near this
town, about $50 last Thursday night.
Mr.. Wells had closed the store and
gone to his home nearby about half
an hour before the fire was discovered
by some colored children who gave the
alarm. Soquick was the spread of the
flames that absolutely nothing was saw
ei. The fire, which could be seen for
miles, soon attracted many men end
boys who, by hard work, saved the old
millhouse nearby, also his residence.
His loss is heavy, as he only had sixteen
hundred dollars insurance. The build
ing had been remodeled a few wears
ago and the store was we'll stocked with
groceries and dry goods.