The Washington times., 1920-01-15
NEWS OF ALEXANDRIA
and NEARBY VIRGINIA
Building and Loan Association Last
Night Elected New
Officers.
The Times Bureau
I'M kinY Hirnef

ALEXANDRIA. Va, Jan. 15.-At Ii
meeting OF the Alexandria Building
and Loan Association, Incorporated
last evening the following officers
were elected: Robert s. Jones. presi-
dent: VI. L. Didwiddic. treasurer; G.
Page waller. jr, secretary; Worth
IIulfsh, Carroll Pierce and Taylor
Burke. trustees; J. Il. Cation. attor-
ney. Past dividends were declared as
follows: on the first series, $500; sec
ond series. S5 third series, s4.25;
fourth series. $40; NTH series. So:
sixth series, so cents. The books are
now open for q new series Of stock
The reports OF the officers showed the
company 10 have enjoyed prosper
Gus year and that there is an excel
lent outlook for the future.
The annual business meeting OF the
First Baptist Church was held last
night in the basement Of the church.
The report from the various officers
OF the church indicated marked prog
rcss in every department of the
church life. Plans are being laid BY
the deacons for greater intensive
work during 1920.
The following deeds were record
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today: Frank II. Beach and wife to
Frances \. Haire, house and lot. 213
North Payne street; Harry L. Fea-
games to- william l. Jefferies. house
and lot, 1911 King street; l.. Morgan
Johnston to Harry f. Mccullough.
house and lot. in lot "A. section 8.
Rosemont.
In the circuit court, Judge 5. G..
Erent presiding, the will OF the late
William Woolls was admitted to pro-
bate. He leaves his entire estate to
his wife. Matte Virginia Woolls. His
wife and William 7. woolls are
named as executors.
The will of William NJ. Reardon
was admitted to probate. He leaves
his estate TO his wife, Nora NJ Rear
don, who auali6ed as executriN
\ meeting of Fitzgerald Council
10. 4J9. knights OF Columbus, was
held at the Lyceum Hall last evening.
1t was decided to exemplify the first
degree of the order at the next meet
ing. on Wednesday, the 2sth inst,
Fire Yesterday afternoon damaged
the rear of 3ct North Payne street.
Mary Kelly, twelve year old
daughter OF John Kelly. residing at
40I South Lee street, was knocked
down by an automobile driven by
Everett Dove, of Accotink. at the COR
nor of Prince and Alfred streets yes-
terday afternoon. Mr.. Dove put the
child in his automobile and took
her to the Alexandria Hospital, where
il was ascertained that her injuries
we're not serious.
Elizabeth Marshall Nugent, twelve
ycar-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen j. NuGent. died at her parents
home, 7o2 North Washington street,
yesterday afternoon of double pneu-
monis,
Alexandria Council, No 627. Royal
Arcanum, at its last meeting installed
the newly elected Officers, the in
stallation being conducted by Deputy
Grand Regent Jamc" Baync The Of
fccrs installed vero: Past regent, W.
H. Thorpe; regent. James Rayne: vice
regent. Alvin Powell; orator. c. r.
Hellmuth; secretary, J. y. Alexander;
collector, James IT. Mansfield treas
urer. George Uhler; chaplain, James
S. Mansfield; Guide, q. =. stone; war
den, Richard Simmo DDS sentry, +. +.
Featherstone; trustees, James r.
Mansfield, James @. Graham, and Al
vim Powell; representative to the
Grand Council, W. II. Thorpe.
dance will be given at the Com
munity Center corner Prince aud
Royal streets, next Saturday evening.
The music will be furnished by Ray.
mond Rogers Community Orchestra.
\ campaign viii be started within q
few days TO raise funds to continue
tho work ~ the AloNrrdr's Conmun-
i'v Service.