The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1922-06-23
BREVITIES

ports the sale of a Hupmobile to Mr.:
: Ella I. Hopkins, Hall, Md.
Surveyors of the State Roads Com
mission are busy locating the laters
State Road the State intends to bull
between Foiestville and Largo, throug
Ritchie. This is to be gravel road.
DIR. Bomberger, Of the Universit,
of Maryland, will give an interesting
talk on a measure of moment t.
the district people Saturday evening
June 24th, at the Westphalia Schoo
House; 8 o'clock.
Play and Dance for the benefit o.
ST. Marv's Church will be given by the
O'Conor Players of Washington, D. c.
Wednesday, July 18th, in the spaciou:
Gibbons Hall, Upper Marlboro. Tick,
cts, adults so cents, children IS cents
Good music.
There will be lawn fete and dance
at the Meadows School House, Mead
ows (Centreville) Md, on Saturday
evening, June oath, beginning at 4.0(
o'clock. for the benefit of the school
Dancing from 7 to II P. M. Refresh
ments on grounds. The public is cor,
daily invited.
| Marlboro Baseball Team won q
double header here last Sunday when
| they defeated the Fort Washington
team 5 to 2 and tn m won q. game from
the Capital Traction Company. " ash
ington, Z to 2. Next Sunday they will
play Fort Foote team on the local
diamond
St Thomas Parish-Servlces for
Sunday. June 25th: St. Thomas Church,
Groom, II a. M; Church of the Atone
ment, Cheltenham, 8 p. m.; Church of
the Incarnation, Brandywine, p. m.
The rector, Rev. John Rigg, preached
a special sermon at Brandywine last
Sunday, to the graduating classes of
Baden and Brandywine. There was an
overfiowing congregation.
The Southern Maryland Immigra-
ton Commission organized at College
Park Wednesday. DIR. A. F. Woods,
president of the University of Mary
land, was chosen chairman; Thomas
Parran, of Calvert county, vice chair
man, and Jos. A. Wilmer, of Charles
county, secretary-treasurer. w. S.
Chichester, of Prince GEORGES county,
and Trueman Slingldff, of St. Mary's,
are the other members of the COM
mission.
DIR. L. A. Griffith was relieved of
his position as Superintendent of In
surance by the District Commissioners
at special meeting Yesterday. Burt
A Miller, of Canton, Ohio, was ap-
pointed as his successor, the appoint
ment to take effect when Mr.. Miller
reports for duty. There were no
charges filed or considered against DR..
Griffith. the change being announced
''for the good Of the service. DIR.
Griffith was appointed to the position
about three years ago upon the recon-
mendation of Senator Smith
st. Joseph's Catholic Church, Bal
t; "ore, was the scene of impressive
ceremonies on Sunday last when Rev.
Chas. J. Trinkaus, the pastor, observed
tne silver jubilee of his ordination.
Father Trinkaus first appointment was
as pastor of st. Mary's Church here,
where he remained until April, 1903.
While here he razed the old church
which had become dilapidated and
built in its place the beautiful present
church. He also built the priests
rectory here. Archbishop Curley was
present at the ceremonies and the SER
mon was preached by Father Cunnane.
The committee from the Home and
School Association, which has been
working to obtain proper milk supply
for Marlboro, has a proposition from
Swanson Bros, of the Bowling Heights
farm, to furnish milk, testing at least
four and one half per cent butter fat;
cows, stables, surroundings and the
milking Handling and delivery of milk to
be under all the sanitary requirements
of the State Live Stock Sanitary Board.
Milk at IL cents per quart; cows to be
mainly Guernseys and Jerseys. Pro-
viding that they can have reasonable
assurance of the sale of forty quarts OF
milk daily. A proper milk supply is
greatly needed in Marlboro, and we
hope that the project will be carried
out.