Evening star., 1921-07-03

lie Smith. Miss Lille Norris. Miss
Boteler. Mrs. j: w. Cloud and Miss
Katie Mcintosh.
The banks of the town are the Peo-
pies NationafAand the IOudoun Ma
tional. The officers and directors of
the Peoples National are +. b. White
president; Robert r. Walker, l.. NJ.
Shumate and fBruce Mcintosh. vice
presidents: Josephus Carr, cashier;
directors. NJ. DIArnoId. w. H. Carter
Fred, II. c. Gibson. Thomas y. Glas-
cock, Robert NJ. Harper, John g. Hop
kins, w. s. Jenkins. Bruce Mcintosh,
$. l.. Moore. w. 0. Russell. J. +. Ryan,
F.. T. Ross. F. r. Saunders, l.. NJ. Shu-
mate. O. !. Thomas. w. ID. Thompson,
Robert r. Walker. r. b. White and
l.. w. Workman. In this bank the in
dividual deposits subject to check. ac-
cording to the latest statement, were
s1.S3i. 1926, and total resources 81
l74.424.3l.
Tn. officers and directors of the
Loudoun National are Edward Mich
OILS, PRESIDENT: c. c. Gaver. vice presi-
dent; A. Dibrell. cashier, and r. j.
Mcfarland. assistant cashier; direc-
tors. J. X. II. Alexander. H: X. Arthur.
a. Dibrell, George c. Dulin. John NJ.
Douglass. Edwin L. Garrett. G. G.
Gaver. Bentley Gregg, Victor B. Hard
ing, +. NJ. Love. Edward Nichols. Vol
ney Osburn, Edgar Peacock. A. w.
Phillips. H. T. Potterfield, A. G. Reid
and NJ. II. Whitmore. According to
this banks latest statement. its de-
posits were $1.045.9SO.96, and its re-
sources s1.37S, ,96572
The principal industries of the town
are the Thompson-Plaster Company
Oh. A. Thompson and w. +. Plaster),
N-ray apparatus; Norris Bros. tS. ].
Norris and c. r. Norris), lumber mills;
Ieesburg Lime Quarry Company. Z.
Il. White, president: Shaffer Bros
-four mills; w. S. jenkins Grain Com
pany, and the Leesburg Ice Company
(R. ID. Shroy and Joseph laxton).
THE chief mercantile houses of the
town are: Charles r. Lowenbach
G. Son Maurice r. Lowenbach), gem
and cement. wholesale and retail:
Lloyd Slack, furniture; ]. T. Hour;-
hane. clothing: Loudoun Clothing
Company; McPherson & Russell.
clothing and menfs furnishings; the
Manufactures Outlet Company
(Charles Friedlander); Sollars & CO.
hen. clothiers: w. W. Chamblin, dry
goods: Mrs. Celia Dunn's department
store, ai Zerga & Co. and w. w. I'll
House Joe Raf1o): grocers and pro-
vision dealers. Caviness & Whitmore.
l.. c. Rollins, ]. T. Cornwell &; Son, d.
German. b. 2. Forsythe. Eugene Tt
tus. G. B. Bradfield. p. P. Perry and
Nathan Johnson. Then there are the
n. =. Nelson's Loudoun book store
You can eat in the restaurant of H. ID.
Beuchler or at the counter and tables
Of the Leesburg Quick Lunch. Poppas &
Co. proprietors. Anything in the auto
mobile. truck and garage line will be
a attended n
Frye, the Atwell Brothers houis and
Arthur) or by the Loudoun Garage.
run by William Chancellor and Sam
Grimes. If you need drugs Or any
one of those million or two things
which drug stores sell. you will find
them in the pharmacies of Drs. Pur-
cell, Littlejohn & Edwards. If you
need physician you can ring up DR..
W. C. Orr. DR.. John A. Gibson or DR..
Harry P. Gibson. If you need dental
surgery you can make an appoint
ment with DR.. Michael Hourihane. DR..
l. A. Brown or DR. A L. Penuel. If
your eyes. ears or throat trouble you,
DR.. J. w. Marshall will serve you.
II you are in need Of veterinary. DR.
E. H Drake is a leader of his pro-
film or theatrical amusement the
doors of the Opera House, run by E.
B. Ross C Co.. are open, and if you
want all the latest news the Loudoun
Times and the Loudoun Mirror, each
published weekly, will give it to you.
Leesburg has some splendid
churches. Some of the old buildings
have passed away and congregations
that were organized more than CEN
tury ago worship in new structures.
The churches are: St James Epis-
copal. Rev. G. P. Craighill. rector:
NJ. f. Church South. Rev. ]. IL Mast:
Presbyterian. Rev. ]. W. King; Bap-
tist- Rev. ]. ]. McCutcheon. and
Catholic, Rev. Father A. j. Van In
gleman- The colored Baptists and
Methodists sustain good churches.
The officers of Loudoun county are:
Judge. George Latham Fletcher Of