Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
HYATTSVHLE,

EVANSVILLE, Md. July Especially
AT the regular monthly meeting of
the HyattSville Volunteer Fire Depart
ment Monday night at o'clock in
headquarters IN the Municipal building,
delegates and alternateS viii be elected
to the annual convention of Prince
Georges County Volunteer Firemen's
Association to be held August IL in
Mount Rainier. Headquarters of the
local company is being tidied I'D in
preparation for the arrival of the new
fire punper expected about august Is.
and the name of the company has been
painted IN red on a white background
On the front Of the building.
Services viii continue on the same
schedule during the Summer as dur
ing the Winter at the First Baptist
Church OF Hyattsville, it has been
announced by Dr.. B. P. Robertson.
pastor. The Riverdale Heights Bap-
fist Mission House of the local church
Is nearing completion Contributions
toward the building fund win be re-
ceived By Mrs. J. George Kagle, River
dale Heights post Office, Lanham).
The First Presbyterian Church of
Hyattsyille is now on Summer schedule.
The regular morning service at IL
O'Clock is being continued each Sunday.
as Is Sunday school at GAS O'Clock. but
the evening service has been discon-
tinued
Missionary Aid Meeting.
A Joint alI-day meeting of the for
eign missionary and the aid societies
of the Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church win be held next Wednesday
At the home of Mrs. Frank j. Robinson,
Wine avenue. starting at IL O'Clock
AIRS. Robinson and Mrs. George Bass
ford will be 1osteSses at luncheon.
Mrs Robb and Mrs. Bonesteel. presi-
dent O. the missionary and the aid
society. respectively, viii be In charge of
the discussions.
Miss Mabel Heavener. daughter Of
Rev. q. s. A. Heavener. pastor of Memo
Mrs. Hearener, viii sail next Friday
from Baltimore for Boston
A meeting Of the Prince Georges
County Bankers Association viii be
held next Wednesday in the office, In
Washington. Of c. A. NJ. Wells, presi-
dent Of the First National Bank OF
Southern Maryland.
With the annual encampment of
Company r. LIST Infantry. Maryland Ma
t3onal Guard Of Hyattsville sat for July
"a TO August IL. the company is gaining
new members. anc several old members
have re-eniiSted New members are.
Robert z. Garner. Charles T. Myers.
William r. Thomas and George r.
Cooksey. and those who have re-enlisted
are First Sergt. Edward E. Deylin and
Sergts. Charles H. Hayes and Leslie c.
Reeiey. The encampment viii be at
Camp Albert c. Richie, Cascade, Md.
Eastern Star Meeting.
Regular meetings Of Ruth Chapter,
No. Z, Order Of the Eastern Star. have
been suspended until September II,
when officers Of the Grand Chapter Of
Maryland will pay their annual vista
ton 20 the local chapter. August 10 has
been set for the annual picnic Of Ruth
Chapter. which will take place at Mar
shall Hall Mrs. M Pearl Macgregor
conotctTess Of the chapter. who had
charge Of the recent annual lawn fete OF
the organization. which was highly sue
eessful, also is handling arrangement
for the picnic
The monthly meeting Of the mayo,
and town counciI viii be held Monday
night al 3 O'Clock in the council cham
Der Ia the Municipal Building.
Boxes for collection Of letters are soon
20 be erected al Franklin and Oakxooc
streets and on Arundel avenue near the
high school. IL has been announced bS
Miss Mary w Tise, local postmaster. A
combination box for letters and pack.
eges which also serves as a relay boz
recently was erected on Wine avenue
j. Is understood that residents Of sew
eral streets soon viii petition for tn
regular carrier service good ciflde
walk is one Of the Grief requirement.
for this service,
Contributions 10 pay for SOD for tn
Identification Of the Prince George
County World War Memorial Cross a
13iadensbuFg are now being sought b.
the memorial cross committee Of Eny
Ger-Farmer Post. no. 3. American lie
eion Of Hyattsyille, ~ which John
Eiser is chairman A little more thai
800 will De required 20 pay for the SOC
which has been obtained At cost. Con
trinutions viii be received by Orton
Butler secretary treasurer Of the com
Flis1ee al Eomonston Charles o. Bur
ton, Landscape gardener, Is putting I
the SOD without charge. With the 500
ding completed. the work OF beautifyin
the shrine win be finished. II has ez
tended over several years. and has COZ
n the neighbothood # $40 100. whic
has been raised through public suh
scription OF benefits Many have Or
mated both time and money 10 the worl
All the expenses have been met excef
that for the sod.