The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-10
C0UNTYN.C.T.U.
PLANS RALLY
NOV. a
Prince Georges Union Is Or
ganized--Mrs. Alfred
Bailey President

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With the following officers a Prince
Georges County Woman's Christian
temperance Union has been or
ganized:
Mrs. Alfred Bailey, HyattsviIle
union, president; Mrs. A. c. viii
Cox, vice president; Mrs. Dennison,
recording secretary; Mrs. Jenkins,
corresponding secretary, and Mrs.
hawthorne, Mount Rainier union,
treasurer. Mesdanles Wilcox. Den
l!iscn and Jenkins are members Of
the Camp Springs union.
Plans have been made for big
temperance rally November "a when
the principal speaker will be Mrs.
l.. s. Nance, national and inter-
national organizer of the w. C. T. u.
William Moore, Hyattsville town
councilman and Washington news
paper man. who has been i'll for
some time, has returned from PhilA-
delphia, where he went for treat
ment, and is now at his home in
Littlefield avenue, considerably i'm
proved.
A modern filling and service sta.
ton is being erected at Upper AIarl-
boro by the Standard Oil Company
to be operated by the Marlboro
garage.
The soccer ball team Of Upper
Marlboro high school which has
just won the Prince Georges
county high school championship
will meet Gaithersburg high, Mont
gomery county champions, at the
Rosedale Fairgrounds, Washington,
wednesday in the first of a series
OF games for the State title.
Not a single goal was scored
against Marlboro in. the county
series.
In memory of John Magruder
Du1nblane, vestryman, born in 1894
and died in 1850, bronze tablet
will be unveiled next Friday at
noon in st. Barnabas Church, Lee
land. The tablet will be donated
by one of the Clan Gregor society.
The Reverend j. M. Magruder,
Baltimore, the Reverend Enoch M.
Thompson, Washington and the
rector Of Queen Anne Parish win
officiate at the services. The music
Will be led by Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
NJ. Bowie and a Washington quar-
tette. The ladies' guild will serve
dinner at the close of the services,
the proceeds to go to the church
fund.
Resignation of Joseph A. Turner
as a constable for Nottingham dis.
trict was accepted at a meeting of
the Prince Georges board of county
commissioners. The constable bond
or Horace Crosler, Spalding district,
was approved and sent to the cir
cult court clerks office for record.
The Prince Georges county
orphans court has passed orders
appointing Emma ". Fowler, admin
istrator Of the estate of Henry
Green and William Darcy and Irving
Beall, appraisers. W. Beall Bowie
Tas appointed administrator of the
estate of Moses Weems and ].
Jackson Suit and Charles N. Byon,
appraisers.
Twenty-Five attended the last
meeting of the Woman's Community
| Club of Beltsville held at the home
of Mrs. T. E. Woodward there.
An address by DIR. Frederic e. Lee,
dean of the college of arts and
sciences Of the University of Mary.
land on Training for Citizenship"
was the principal feature. An ap.
preparation was made to be used
in serving hot lunches to Beltsville
school children. Eight new mem
bers were added to the club. The
club will hold its next meeting at
the home of Mrs. w. H. Damn, De
cember 1.
Newly elected officers had charge
Of the November meeting Of the Belts
vile Citizens Association, held al
Grange Hall there. The officers
are: Judge Fillmore Beall, presi-
dent; w. H. Damn, vice president;
]. s. Jones, secretary and ]. s.
Beall, treasurer.
The meeting was devoted largely
to finishing the reorganization OF
the association for the coming year
! Myron Cassard, John Ulle and r
B. McGregor were named to the
executive committee which also in.
cludes the president and secretal v
The following were elected as
chairmen of standing committees:
Ways and means, Harry Ulle
education, Richard Brayden; roads
John Smith: public utilities, u w
Beall; membership, s. D. Hall: be
nevolences, @. w. Beall; publicity
II. T. Converse, and entertainment
the Reverend r. l.. Lewis.
The Prince Georges County Pc
mona Grange embracing the vari
Gus subordinate oranges in the
county will meet in regular quar-
terly session, November 20 in
Grange Hall, at Beltsville, with
Beltsville Grange as host.