Evening star., 1924-03-30
HYATTSVILLE.

HYATTSvILLE. Md, March %
Especially Annual banquet of Com
pany +. 1st Infantry, Maryland Ma
tlonal Guard of Hyattsville, will be
held in the armory here Tuesday
night when cups and medals won by
the company and individual members
during the year will be awarded. The
function will be in charge of the
company's ladies auxiliary.
Invitations to address the banquet
have been extended Representative
Millard F. Tydings of Hartford coun-
ty,- Md, lieutenant colonel of the
state National Guard: DIR. Albert f.
Woods. president of the University of
Maryland; Brig. Gen. Milton A. Reck-
ord. commanding officer of the state
guard. and Col. II. John Markey. COM
manding officer of the 1st Regiment
of the state guard.
Company f at the state rifle
matches last year won every match
medals won at that time were re-
Gently on display here. filling the en-
tire window in local store.
In addition to the awards to be
made as the result of the state rifle
matches the Efficiency Cup" pre-
sented to Company F. by Snyder
Farmer Post, No. 3, Hyattsville Amer
lcAn Legion, will be awarded by
waldo Burnside, commander of the
post. This handsome cup will become
pany and each year the member of
the company adjudged most efficient
VIII nave his name engraved on the
cup and Will receive a suitable medal
Announcement that the Maryland Ma
tlonal Guard this summer will hold
It's annual encampment at Virginia
Reach. Va, is stimulating enlistments
in Company +, which is desirous of
taking TO camp the largest company
in the brigade Men eligible to Join
n vi tah TO- nd
banquet Tuesday night and become
acquainted with members of the com
pany.
AT meeting of the nominating
committee of the Prince Georges
County Federation of Women's Clubs
Yesterday at general headquarters in
washington, the following were nom
mated as officers for two years the
election TO take place at the biennial
meeting of the federation in May:
For president. Mrs. r. A Bennett of
the current Topics Club of River
dale; vice president, Mrs Alfred r.
Lee of the Housekeepers' Club of De-
catur Heights: recording secretary.
MRS. +. y. Cory of the Woman's Clubs
OF Hyattsville and Melwood: CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. L. l. Castle
of the Chillum Study and the Brent
wood Civic Clubc; treasurer, Mrs
Erancls ); Carmody of the Federated
Noman's Clubs of Seat Pleasant
meeting of local leaders of the
4H girls clubs of Prince Georges
county was held in the office here Of
Miss Ellen L. Davis. county home
demonstration agent Miss Dorothy
Emerson, state leader was among
those attending the meeting, which
was marked by demonstrate of in
Struction in various lines of home
lraInlng. Pins for notable service
Decatur Heights; Mrs. Edgar Brown
or Lanham and Miss Ellen Garfield
L-andover.
Mrs. N. o. Brigham and Miss Ellen
Davis. county home demonstration
agent. yesterday visited the All Club
at Upper Marlboro, which is in
charge of Mrs. Euwer. Miss Dorothy
Emerson, state club leader, visited
the All and the Busy Bee Club at
Decatur Heights few DAYS ago
Col. A. A. Pruden. L. = A.. retired
chaplain, will preach at the IL O'Clock
services tomorrow morning in Pink
ney Memorial p. +. Church here.
During the world war Col. Pruden
for chaplains at Camp Taylor. Ky
Tomorrow evening the Re. Harold
I.ounsbury of st. Margaret's Church,
Washington. will preach in Pinkney
Memorial Church. and Monday night
the Rt. Rev. John r. Tyler. Bishop
OF North Dakota, will conduct the
services
Republicans of Hyattsville. Bla-
densburg. Riyerdale, Mount Rainier
and adjacent sections are asked by
William a. Brooks of Hyattsville to
attend a meeting in the municipal
building here Wednesday evening al
O'Clock to discuss the coming cam
paiSn and any other business that
may arise.
A convention of the second district
of the Prince Georges County Sunday
School Association held in the parish
hall of Pinkney Memorial p. f.
Church here last night was marked
by demonstration of the Sunday
school in action" The chiIdren's di-
vision was in charge OF Mrs. John
Roby; the primary program was di-
reCted by Mrs. Rossell Mitchell the
model losson for teens" by the Rev.
Edward Pinkney Wroth, re tor of
ST. Philips Church, Laurel, and the
model losson for adults by Rossell
Mitchell
Akron Ohio. is the center of the