Evening star., 1924-04-20
HYATTSVHLE,

M h1AIISNlLLE,, Nd, April 1S (Spe-
ciaD TO solicit funds with which to
complete the memorial cross at Bla-
densburg being erected in honor of
the fifty~four men of Prince Georges
county who gave up their lives in the
world war, John Henry Hiser, chair
man of the executive committee of
snyder Farmer Post, No. 3, American
Legion, of Hyattsvil1A. in charge of
the campaign which begins tomorrow,
announces appointment of the fol-
lowing teams picked from members
of the post, the first-named on each
team being the captain:
Team No. .1-P. X. Parlett, f. A.
Fuller, jr.; Robert G. Porter. Stewart
knight, \. p. Glading.
Team No. &C. l.. Aiello. Matthew
'. Halloran, Edwin j. Kelly, Harry
Canvin, Henry S. Roome, Walter NJ
Team No. S--Hueh T. McClay, Rev.
Walter n. Preston. Floyd H. Harper,
William p. Martsch, Joseph 3. Kirk
Team No. ii. NJ. Edlavitch, VIII
O'Neill, William II. Johnstone, Win
field F. Wagner, Lansdale G. Sasscer
Richard c. zantzinger.
Team No. 5-Edw3rd u. Devlin,
L. SIOHeT, " lliidITl ffG n son,
James L. Rea, David +. Rllkeman,
Albert L. Snyder Moses Levin
Team No. 6-William Constantine,
William J. Murphy, Lawrence J. Muir
ply, Lawrence w. Nelson. George NJ
Brady. CASTOR u. Mouly, Perry Allen
Martin.
Team No. Edward II. HaIloran.
John w. Devlin, Joseph B. McAndrew,
Earl r. Maud, J. Wilson Ryon, Lynch
d. Waller.
Il
ert G. MacCartee, Kenneth r. Brooks,
John NJ. Rector, Louis n. Spangler,
c. w. Turner.
Team No. 9--Harrie Newman, Fred
erick b. Magruder, Lucian II Van
doren, Paul Norfolk, Raymond Czarra.
George E. Eckendorf
Team No. 1o-Alan Fl. P"ttinger,
Maurice f. Hawkshaw, Anthony w.
Suess, Irving B. Maloney. John A.
Johnson.
Besides Hiser. those on the cam
paign executive committee are Waldo
Burnside. commander of Snyder
Farmer Post. counsel; Orjan L. But
Ter, secretary, and Oscar II. kee,
treasurer.
It is estimated that about $1,000
will be needed to complete the cross,
and those contributing "A dollar or
more wiz be iSsued 4 life member
ship in the Prince Georges County
Memorial Cross Associa tion OF the
Wednesday evening q number of
members of Sryder-Farner Post,
armed with shovels and other imple-
ments, cleared up much of the debris
about the shrine.
Mrs. N O. brigham of Decatur
Heights and local leaders Of the girls
clubs in Prince Georges county met q
Few DAYS aro here at the request OF
"iss F"len l.. Davis. county home
demonstration agent, and arranged q
oF rr-nrlr TEa fpur
years.
George Fleming Moore Chapter
Order De Molav of Hyattsvil'e. has
elected these officer" to serve three
councillor; Russell Wighington. senior
councillor: Jack Bowie, Junior coun-
cilor. These officers together with
others 10 be appointed will be in
stalled May l.
Easter Programs.
An Easter program is to be given
| tomorrow morning at 1890 o'clock
at the Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church. Johnson avenue. by the Sun
d~y school. In the evening at
o'clock the choir. assisted by T. j.
@ r@5deF aadth VII rfnder pT Aaa the
Geihl, famed blind musician.
In the Hyattsville Methodist Epis-
| copal Church. South. the order OF
services viii be: Sabbath school, $50
am: prea ching by pastor, the Rev
Charles II. Cannon, II am. and
music by the junior choir; Epworth
League. I pm, and preaching by the
Rev. Mr. Cannon at s pm.
Services in Pinkney Memorial Prot
| estant Episcopal Church will be as
follows: Holy communion. Sis am.
| children's services. 9:45 am: holy
communion and sermon, | am: holy
| baptism. pm, and evening prayer
and sermon. s pm.
Appropriate services viii also be
held in st. Jerome's Catholic Church
terian churches.
Minstrel Show.
Under the auspices of Company F,
Hyattsville unit of the Maryland
National Guard. the Drill. Drum and
Rugle Corps of kallipolis Grotto of
Washington will present a minstrel
show in the armory here Easter
Monday night at Sis O'Clock The
corps will parade the principal streets
of the town, followed by Company +,
prior to the entertainments All will
be in uniform.
End men in the minstrel show will
be "Hots" Abbott, "Chet" Crawford,
Billy" Zeitler and Harry Shackel-
ford: Charles d. Shack elford will
be interlocutor. Features will in
clude selections by the Imperial Quar-
tet. solos by Fred Shaffer and Louis
Brown, and the KallipoIfs Orchestra
VIII play. Following the entertain
ment there will be dancing until /