The Washington herald., 1921-06-05
ALEXANDRIA GRADS
TO BE ADDRESSED
BY EX-REP. CARLIN
Commencement Exercises
e. On Friday Night,
- June II.
THE HERALD BUREAU.
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ALEXANDRIA. Va, June A.
Former Representative Charles c.
Carlin will address the high school
graduates at the annual commence
msht exercises Friday night, June
II. in the auditorium of the school.
The graduating class this year
will be the largest in the history
of the school. there being 80 young
women and : young men in the
senior class. The class will attend
services at the NJ. Z. church south.
Sunday night, June IL, when the
baccalaureate sermon VIII be
preached by the Rev. L. V. Reyes
ter, D. d. pastor. and on the 18TH.
class night. exercises will be held
in the school auditorium.
Honor students are Miss Lucy
BrookfieId and Wilmer Myers. The
other members are Misses Esther
Lambert. Margaret Alexander. Mary
Asbury. Irma Wolf. Eliza Cox, Fan
ME Peasants. Pearl Carr. Effie st.
Clair. Catherine Parker. Tracy
Gaines, Lucy Brookfeld, Mary
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Adams. Josephine Gregg, Roxie
Brawner. Cecilia Murphy. Jessie
LLOYD. Ruth Butts. Marion Rector.
Helen Outcalt. Margaret Davis.
Dorothy Steele. Margaret Cook,
Irva Kemper. Julia Lindsey. Car
meme Sweig. Dorothy Moore, Rose
shapiro. Margaret Linn; Messers.
Jack Dinwiddle. Frank Levinson.
Ralph Fair, Charles Houston, Will
rner Myers, Frank Phillips and Ed
ward Stonnell.
The garage on the west side of
Pitt. between King and Prince
streets. formerly the Summers car
rage factory. today was sold at
public auction by S. II. Lunt. auc-
tioneer. and bid in by W. P. WoOlls
for J. VI. Dickerson, present occu-
pant. for the sum of $7,252. The
sale was made for James r. Cation
jr., Frederick G. Duvall and Rich
ard 3. Washington.
Several officers of the Alexandria
Light Infantry, which recently was
converted into a machine gun COM
pany. left today for Camp Meade for
intensive training. They will re-
turn Friday 0Hiczrs VINO left art
PlrS.--4 4sut c. NJ Shepperson, in
command; Lieut.. Theron r. Hayden
: FRS Seret. Richard FIshburns
Mess sergt- George H Jones, supply
%rEt John 7. creegan. Sergts. Lu-
cfeAsp. Peyton. Lewis H. Cole
GsoFge L. Jones. and Corpls- J
Reece Cation. jr. Richard Z. Pettit
and Marshal +. Bruin.
John Harrison. So years old. oi
Prince street. died this afternoon al
the Alexandria hospital. For q
number OF years he was employed
by the washington-Virgin rail-
way. His body was taken tc
wheatley's mortuary chapel. where
the funeral will take place at 4.
o'clock Monday afternoon. The Rev
6. 4. Wallis, d. D., rector of Brad
dock Episcopal chapel. will conduct
the service, and burial will be IN
Bethel cemetery.
With military honors the funeral
Of William Isaac de Ardorff. who
was killed in action overseas IN
July. 1918. was held this afternoon
at POhick Episcopal church. the
Rev. r. w Mellichampe, rector. Of
hcfatinc- Burial was in Pohick
cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Frank NJ
Kraft. who died yesterday, will
take place at o'clock Monday
afternoon at the residence. 1916
Prince street. Services will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. Robert Browne
pastor of the Methodist Protestant
church. and burial will be in Bethel
cemetery.