Evening star., 1922-08-13
WARRENTON.

WARRENTON. Va, August IL (Sps-
ciaD.-As all the Warrenton churches
have suspended their Sunday evening
services for August, the pastors have
arranged for union open-air song
service each Sunday evening at 7
O'Clock. The hrst service was on the
lawn Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Hill
!eary and was led by Rev Paul Bow
den' with a short address by Rev. ii.
l.. Bivins. Tomorrow's service will
De en- the lawn at Paradise, the
nome of Mr. and Mrs. James Biddle.
anu VIII be led by Rev. Mr.. Bivins.
win an address by Rev. Mr.. Bowden.
Inc annual meeting Of the Fau-
quier League Of Women Voters was
held here Monday, with each of the
three branches well represented. Mrs.
w. Z. Marshall, chairman, read
report of the work done in warren
ton. on motion, II was voted to re-
organize the county under a county
board to be composed of representa-
tives elected from each branch 1t
also was voted to reduce the dues to
% cents year, with a view to in
creasing the membership. and to IN
vite men to become associate or con-
trlbutlng members. After the busi-
ness meeting Miss Lucy Randolph
Mason of Richmond was introduced
by Luc.en Keith and made an inter
esting address on the work of the
league and the influence Of women
In politics. The Warrenton branch
VIII hold its meeting for the election
OF local officers Monday afternoon.
a party consisting Of Rev. William
Chinn and Mrs. Chinn Of Warrenton;
Rev. Royal Cook and Miss Saliie Cook
OF Greenwich: Mrs. Walraven. Miss
Helen Walraven, Mrs. w. W. Will
hanson and Misses Mary and Lille
Brooke Robertson left Monday to
spend two weeks at the Presbyterian
summer encampment at Massanetta
Springs, Va.
Evangelistic services wiz begin
Monday evening at Hebron Methodist
church and continue ten days, con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. W. II.
Gray.
Rev. Paul Bowden, rector of ST.
James Church. Warrenton, viii take
vacation of month. beginning
august u. in order to attend the
general convention in Portland, Ore.
To meet the constant demand for
new houses here, William Sudduth is
building two cottages on the Water
loo road and J. A. Weeks has com
pleted one and is building another,
all of which Will be rented and occu-
pied as soon as completed. DR.. and
Mrs. w. n. Hodgkin will soon move
into their new home, just finished, at
the corner OF Lee and Falmouth
streets.
The foundation of the new Baptist
Church building at Marshall is COM
pleted and the carpenters are now at
work. The building is at the edge
of town on the Warrenton road
Five car loads of wheat and ten car
loads of cattle were shipped from
Marshall last week. with six car loads
of telephone poles and piles ready
for shipment in the yards. Five car
loads of gasoline and oil have been
received and 100 to $50 pieces OF
freight come in daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. George WoodzeU old
residents of Warrenton, have gone to
clarendon. Va. to make their home.
Their home here was purchased by
Leslie Schwab of the county, WHO
has moved in with his family.
Entries for the Warrenton horse
show close today. The classes are
well filled and all prospects are good
for a successful show.
The date of the reunion of Mosbys
men at Culpeper has been changed
from August II to September Z
The Sons of Veterans Black Horse
Camp. held their annual reunion and
All Confederate veterans were guests
of honor of the camp. The Warren
ton Band furnished music.
The third annual Warrenton pony
show will be held at the horse show
grounds September 9. The officers
of the association are Edith Nesbitt,
president; Mae Ferneyhough. vice
president. and Mildred Gaines, sec
retary and manager.