The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
SUSPEND TOLL
/ in ALEXANDRIA
Thanksgiving Services To
day'to We With Dances.
Games, Part;es.
THE HERALD BUREAU.
s - "A. Q. Doniphan.
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ALEXANDRIA. Va, Nov. -. -
Thanksgiving Day win be- observed
IN Alexandria with church services.
family reunions, football games,
dances and theater parties. Prac-
,tically all business will be suspend-
ed. The banks and city and gov
:ernment soffices and postoffice will
be closed. 4
Union Thankssiving services will
be held at IL o'clock In the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South. and
the sermon will be delivered by. the
Rev. ID. H. Martin. DID,, pastor OF
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church.
Tho collection will be for the Anpe
Lee Memorial Home. for the Agsu
and the Alexandria Hospital Serv-
ices also will be held fnt the catho-
lie. Episcopal Lutheran and Chris
titan Scientist churches. =.
1t will be donation day at the.
Alexandria Hospital and the Anne
Lce Memorial Home for the AGED.
Fitxgerald Assembly. Fourth De-
gree knights OF Columbus. will hold
ball in the hall OF the Dreadnaught
Athletic Club. at King and Wssn-
ington streets. tomorrow night. and
a ball will be given in the audito-
VI ttC EtAb xIOul6 Dy LnG LNGC-a
reation League Of the Naval Tor.
pedo Station.
The Alexandria High School foot
ball team left tonight for Newport
News. and tomorrow afternoon, will
tackle the strong eleven of the
Newport News High School for the
championship of Eastern Virginia.
Victory will qualify; them to play
Roanoke for the championship Of
the State. The team was accompa-
MED by Coach r. c. Hayden and
Assistant Coach Lee Nails.
The seven prize winning babies
at the baby show held in the Young
Peoples Building. Tuesday. In: order
to raise funds for the x-ray- equip
ment for the Alexandria Hospital.
in which about 200 babies were en-
tered, were as follows: Howell w.
Greenwood. 6 weeks old, lsh
pounds. prize for best development
under l year. baby pins; Milton II.
Grover. Is months. 80 pounds, prize
for best development between and
. years. silver spoon; Katherine w.
Dunn, . years old, prize for best
development between and years.
baby pin; Margaret and Katherine
Pierpoint. Z years old, twins, prize
for prettfest girls. silver spoon and
silver pusher; Scott Maxwell. 6
months old. prize for the handsom-
est boy, silver cup. In the drawing
for photograph among the prize
winners was Dorothy Ford.
Last rites for p. NICK. Baldwin.
who died Sunday. were held this
afternoon from his late residence,
EOS South st. Asaph street, and con-
Quoted by Rev. p. p. Phillips, D. D..
former rector of st. Paul's Epis-
copal Church, and burial was in
Union Cemetery. Pallbearers were
DR.. Arthur Snowden.r Albert Aitche-
son. Henry s. wattles, Harry
Aitcheson. J. Sidney Douglas and A.
II. Agnew. -s
Lewis NJ. Adams funeral took
place this morning from the resi-
dence of his brother. Charles NJ.
Adams, King Street road. The serv-
ices were conducted by Rev. E. v.
REGISTER. d. D., pastor Of the NJ. Z.
Church South. The pailbearers were
DR.. c. e. oItcait, N. J. Lawier. w.
A. Moore. jr., Capt. William NJ. King.
]. Roland; Goode and T. J. Fannon.
The Mems Club of Christ Epis-
copal Church has elected these ON
GERS: Harry d. Gasson. president;
4. C. Howard. vice president: Julian
II. Burke, secretary-treasure.
John ID. Normoyie, real estate
dealer, has sold to Samuel Levy and
wife the houses and lots at 1908 and
1910 Prince street on behalf of B. B.
Cline and others. A deed of. con-
veyance was placed on record today
Robert ]. Snead, who formerly
lived In Rosemont. died Sunday in
Newbern, N. C., according to a tele-
gram received here by Beartine
Entwistle. He is survived by his
wife,.
The autumn festival which has
been in progress for the past week
at the Lyceum Hail., under the au-
spices OF the congregation of St.
Mary's Catholic Church. ended to-
night