The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1922-12-08
BREVITIES

Mr.. John F. Nalley and Miss
Fanny P. Means were quietly married
on December End in Washington by
Rev. Father Hannah of St. Martin 8
Catholic Church. Mr.. Nalley is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatius Nalley, for
merly of ''Nihil'. near this town, and is
brother of Mrs. Fred w. Wilson. /,
Clerk of the Circuit Court Hall up to
last Saturday had issued 2,241, County
Hunting Licenses, 1856 State Wide Hunt
ing Licenses and 127 Nonresident
Hunting Licenses. These permits
amounted to SIS, AL.
There will be dance in Wood
vile Town HalP', Woodville, on Fri
day, December 18th, for the benefit of
the Woodville Town Hall. Splendid
music Admission SO cts. Refresh
ments free.
As far can be CLEANED from the
survey being made of the Baltimore
Southern Maryland Highway the road
will run north, leaving Upper Marlboro,
through "Horse Heaven, and will
open an entirely new road to the
Marlboro. Queen Anne road at Vincent
Wells farm, running through the farms
of Messrs.F w. Hill, Edward Dan
enhower, Lee Hamilton and Vincent
Wells.
Holders of Var Savings Stamps
can now present them at the post office
or to their bank for transmission to the
Federal Bank for payment or exchange
registered stamps can be paid through
any post Office or Federal Reserve Bank
but registered stamps must be present
ed at post offices where they register
ed. Any one wishing to exchange
War Saving Stamps for Treasury
Certificates can receive full information
at the post Office
Mr.. Charles Clagett has announced
the engagement of his sister, Miss
Louise Brooke Clagett, of this town,
to Mr.. James M. Sill, of Washington.
Miss Clagett is a>daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Clagett, her
father having been a former Comp
trolfer of Maryland. She made her de-
but several seasons ago in Baltimore.
Mr.. Sill is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Sill of Baltimore.
FREE MOVING PINTURES for
the benefit of Near East Relief. Friday,
December sth, at Westphalia School
House, at P. NJ Admissior-A bum
die containing some of the following
articles admits you to see the pictures:
Old clothing (all sorts); shoes, old or
new, especially old; chicken feather
pillows; garden seed; beans; canned
fruits and vegetables; condensed milk;
school books; ,plctures; magazines;
toys. M. Harold F. Pellgrin. tate
Director, who spent the summer study
ing conditions overseas, will be the
speaker. Everybody welcome ~
Mr.. Norman 3 sail, of Ritchie Sta
ZION, died sudderlf on Wednesday
morning while he and bis brother were
IN theiA machine on a trip looking to
the purchase of some, shoats. Mr..
Beall was 50 years old and leaves
widow, Ms. Annie Beall, but no chill
dren. He was a strong, robust looking
man and his sudden death Was shock to
mis- relatives and friends. Besides his
widow, he is survived .bysfve brothers
and three sisters-H erbert, Howard,
Irving, Emmett and Elwood Beall,
and Mrs. John A. Schultz, Mrs. Wal
lace Ritchie and Mrs. George Brady.
The funeral will take place this after
noon at two o'clock the interment be-
ing at Forestville M. E. Church.
Mrs. Etheyle A. Reibetanz. of
HyattsFille, this county, was last week
awarded verdict of 81, 800 damages
by jury at La Plata in her suit against
Robert B. Abel, of Solomons Island
The case grew out of an automobile
accident which happened near Port
Republic, Calvert county, last June.
When the accident occurred Mr.. and
Mrs. Reibetanz, as the quests of Her
man E. Burgess of this county, were
travelling in Mr.. Burgess car for week
end trip to Solomons Island. The cars
came to head on collision at a sharp
turn in the road near Port Republic
Mr.. J. Frank Dent, cashier of the
Clinton Bank, and Miss Mary Eleanor
Jenkins, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John
z. Jenkins, of Clintonf were married on
Wednesday of last week by the Rev.
Thomas A. Walsh, pastor of ST. Thom-
as Catholic Church of Washington, the
scene being the Gotham Apartments.
Mr. Dent is son of DR.. w. B. and Mrs.
Grace B. Dent, of Oakley, St. Mary's
county, and in recognition of his recent
heroism in foiling an attempted robbery
ing of Clinton Bank, and as a wedding
present the directors of the Clinton
Bank have presented the couple with
chest of silver.