Evening star., 1921-06-05
ALEXANDRA.

eiaD.-The Alexandria High School
will hold its closing exercises in the
auditorium the evening of June II
;,I at 5 o'clock The graduating class
sentative Charles c. Carlin. The
senior class this year is the largest
In the history of the school. there
being thirty young ladies and seven
young men. How many wili~grad-
uate will be determined by the ex-
aminations to be held shortly.
Members of the graduating class
Sunday night. June IL. will attend
services in the NJ. E Church South
be preached by Rev. DR.. E. V Reyes
ter. pastor. and Wednesday night.
June 10. annual class night eXer-
cises will be held in the school audi
torium. The honor students of the
class are Miss Lucy Brookfield and
Wilmer Myers.
Members of the senior class are
Misses Esther Lambert, Margaret
Aiexander. Mary Asbury. Irma Wolf.
Eliza Cox. Fannie Peasants. Pearl
ker. Tracy Gaines. Lucy Brockfeld,
Mary Ballenser. Lucy Houston. Kath-
crime Adams. Josephine Gregg, Roxie
Brawner: Cecilia Murphy. Jessie
Lloyd. Ruth Butts. Marian Rector.
othy Steele. Margaret Cook. Irva
kemper. Julia Lindsey. Carmine
Sweig. Dorothy Moore. Rose Shapiro,
Margaret Linn and Messrs Jack Dim
Widdie. Frank Levinson. Ralph Fair
Frank Phillips and Edward Stonnell.
a cleanup and paint-up campaign
will be launched Monday in this
chants of the city have offered prizes
to the boys and girls doing the best
work during the week. The judges
OF the contest are City Engineer F..
Dunn. Health Oficer l.. f. Foulks
and Deputy Health Officer J. ]. Gar
Ney.
s. H: JIunt auctioneer. today at
noon sold at public auction the
garage on the west side of Pitt be-
tween King and Prince streets, and
the property was purchased by Will
liam p. Woolls for j. NJ Dickerson.
The sale was made for James R.
Cation. jr.; Frederick G. Duvall and
Richard B. Washington, commits
Bishop William caben Brown of
Virginia Sunday. June 10, will confirm
classes in the three Episcopal church
es in this city. In the morning he
Will confirm at Christ Church and in
the afternoon at St. Paurs Churcl1
and at night at Grace Church.
With a View of boosting the at
tendance at the Sunday schools dur
ing the months of June, July and
August an attendance campaign in
which the different Protestant Sun
day schools of the city will particle
pate will be launched tomorrow un-
der the auspices of the Y. NJ C. A.
A successful campaign was conducted
last year, the winner being the Sec
ond Baptist Church Sunday school.
A new bus line. to be known as the
Royal Blue Line. will start operations
Monday between this city and Wash
inRton. The new cars have a seating
capacity of twenty-five and a carry
ing capacity of forty. A twenty-min-
ute schedule will be maintained till
midnight and the fare each way will
be Is cents, it. is announced.
John Harrison. ffty-eight years,
who formerly was employed by the
MISUNDERSTANDING Railway Com
pany. died this afternoon at the
Alexandria Hospital. The deceased
lived on Prince street. His body was
from whence the funeral will take
place at 9 o'clock Monday afternoon
rrd services will be conducted by
Rev. DR.. S. A. Wallis. rector of Brad
dock Episcopal Chapel. Burial will
be in Bethel cemetery.
Charles F. Brenner has purchased
from Mrs. Marietta Turbyflle a house
and lot known as 519 South Alfred
street. A deed of conveyance has
just been recorded.
The body of Starr Stratton Schutt
of this city, who died yesterday at
the Emergency Hospital. Washing
ton. from injuries sustained by being
struck by an electric car in WASH
ington Thursday night, was brought
here today and taken to Demaine's
mortuary chapel and will be ship
ped Monday to New York for burial.
William Isaac Dearborn, who was
killed in action overseas July, 1918.
was buried this afternoon from Po-
hick Episcopal Church with military
honors. Services were conducted by
Rev. E. W. Mellichampe. rector. and
burial was in Pohick cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Lydia A.
Kraft. wife of Frank NJ. Kraft. who
died yesterday. will take place at
4 o'clock Monday afternoon from her
late residence. 1916 Prince street.
Services will be conducted by Rev.
Robert Browne. pastor of the Meth
odist Protestant Church. and burial
will be in Bethel cemetery.