The Washington times., 1925-09-12
RAINIER
MAN SEEKS
DIVORCE
Prince Georges Commission
ers Name Assessors for Sec
ond and Sixth Districts

PRINCE GEORGES COUN By
Md, Sept. 12.-Andrew II. Philip has
! filed suit in the circuit court Tor
| Prince Georges county at Upper
Marlboro for absolute divorce from
Minnie B. Philip charging desertlon.
The bill states that the husband IS
resident of Mount Rainier ana that
| the wife resides at Richmond Hill,
| N. Y. It is set forth in the Dill
that they were married at Long
Island City. n. Y, on February 10.
| 1918. and that the defendant was
abandoned on or about March 3,
| 1922 There are two minor chill
dren, states the bill, in the custody
of the wife.
Wesley Ainge. Of Townshend, who
was given a preachers license at
| the last District Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
will preach his first sermon tomor-
row morning at IL o'clock at Ne.
Kendree Church.
The Reverend Henry Parkman, OF
Indian Head. Nd, will preach to-
morrow morning at 1890 O'Clock at
At the First Baptist Church Of
Hyattsville tomorrow morning the
rastor, Doctor r. p. Robertson VIII
preach at IL O'Clock services on
'The Training of Children; ana at
q m. on 1.-THE Word of God.
The Reverend w. J. Wright will
officiate at services tomorrow At
II "a m. at Trinity r. E. Church,
Upper Marlboro.
Prince Georges county commits
sioners have appointed II. B. Orme
and Walter Gray. local assessors
for the second and sixth districts,
respectively.
The commissioners have ordered
that the application of Ellwood
Bailey for appointment as con-
stable for Spaulding district be ad.
vert.sed for thirty days.
!. Spending of $3.50 on the road
from Iceland to F'lorenceville under
supervision of Commissioners John
M. Bowie has been ordered by the
commissioners and similar amount
in the Twelfth district under super.
vision of the District road commit
tee, the money to come out OF the
county dog license fund.
The application of John c. White
for appointment as constable Of
Chillum district was ordered adj
fSIIlSSu LII I'LL " AOS %
The Right Reverend James e.
Freeman, Protestant Eptsco pal
bishop of Washington, is expected
to visit Capitol Heights September
90 at s p. M, to administer con.
firnlation and afterward meet the
Episcopal congregation there and
citizens Of Capitol Heights in osins
hall. ~
The mayor and Council at Brent.
wood will hold a regular meeting
next Monday night when appoint
ment of councilman from the
third ward to succeed J. B. CALI.
ford, who resigned some time ago,
will be taken up.
The woman's community club of
Brentwood also meets Monday night
at the home of Mrs. o. H. Easter
day Generous contributions toward
payment of equipment for the
Brentwood Volunteer Fire Depart
ment have been made by the club
and further aid is planned.
The Bladensburg board Of town
commissioners has appointed Justice
of the Peace Hugh O'Neill as police
Justice for the town.
The commissioners are planning
construction of a sidewalk on the
south side of Sand street from
South street to the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad tracks, the expense
to be borne jointly by the town
and property owners abutting the
proposed walk. Repairing Of Bryant
and Eleanor avenues in Decatur
Heights, Ross alley and the alley
north of Cobb's garage and some
Of the streets in Linwood are In
cluded in this years road and street
improvement program, it is an
nounced.
1t is understood that a building
to serve az a community house ana
home for the Sunday school
soon will be undertaken by the
congregation of the Magruoer
Memorial Christian Church at
Landover, on property adjoining the
church.
Prince Georges County PUBIC
Schools reopen next Monday, at
a. m. Schools will open at all
places the old buildings to be used
where new buildings are not com
Dleted.