Evening star., 1922-06-11
silver medal, to Miss Mildred Cocker

silver medal, to Miss Mildred Cocker
lille; excellence In Bible study. Misses
i, ". Lang. Clara Hutchison. Isabel
composition prize for composition, to
Miss c. a. Hutchison: gold medal in
scholas .. general average .ss, to
Helen nutchison: general excellence
in Bible study. II. Hutchison. Sixth
and seventh grsdes--Attendance and
Thompson: Bible study, G: Utterback.
L. Brady. e. Middleton, Grafton Ut
terback. Fourth and fifth grades
Excellence in English and Bible. first
prize to Frances Hutchison; second.
James Lepreaux. Primary = Silver
IIetitia Rider, and also in general ex-
cellence prizes were given Misses
Rider and Orrison; special prize in
English and music to Miss Caroline s.
Oberlin.
Mrs. Andrew Hutchison has return
ed from LincolR where she was a
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Little and
attended commencement exercises Of
Lincoln School. her nephew, Irving
Little. being one of the graduates.
At the last meeting, Of Ashburn
Community League Prof. n. c. Starke
was chosen president: Charles LIE
Fevre, vice president, and Miss Mamie
| Lyons, secretary-treasurer. At the
graduation exercises, held Friday
night, Emory Hutchison was saluta-
| toriah: Laurence Mormon. vatedic-
| torian; and Miss Edith Horsman gave
i the last will and testament Rev. w.
J. King of the Presbyterian Church
made the address of the evening.
| Miss Helen c. Meeks, president Of
| the Woman's Missionary Societies in
Potomac Baptist Association speaks
| at the Baptist Church Wednesday at
| 2:3U, and all the women in Herndon
and vicinity are invited.
! Farmers Club No. will meet in
all-day session Thursday. with DR..
| and Mrs. William I. Robey.
| the Ladies' Aid Society of the North
ern Methodist Church on Thursday.
On Sunday the Seventh Day Ad-
ventists opened their tabernacle here
and began their nightly services, un-
| der the direction of Evangelist U. d.
! Pickard of Washington. On Tuesday
! the subject was The Meanest Man in
Herndon"
! The new piano recently presented
] TO the Sunday schoolroom at the Con-
gregational Church was in place Sun
day, June 4. At an early date an or
service, with Miss Mildred Mohler or
! ganist and pianist.
Miss Matilda E. Decker entertained
the Monday Bridge Club. Mrs. Aud
! making high score and Mrs. Cassln
making high score for the guest ia
: bIe and on Tuesday Miss Decker was
! hostess for an all-day meeting of the
| Home Interest Club. At this meeting
! new officers presided for the first time
; since their election. Timely straw
! berry and other recipes were given by
members Luncheon was served the
| guests at / o'clock.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. E. H.
Mooney and Mrs. Charles Rider enter
! tained at large bridge party in
honor Of their house guests. Mrs. Lis
ton G. Schooley of Cleveland. Ohio;
Mrs Annie G. Orrison of Washington
and Mrs. Stanley Cassin of San An
tonic, Tex.
The sale is reported of the E. Hill
| ton Jackson place here to Harry A.
Sager.
| A meeting of the citizens associa-
ton was held Tuesday evening for
, the election Of officers and to begin
plans for, Herndon day, which is to be
made an annual affair. The citizens
| association has pledged Itself to stand
| back of the school board in providing
! funds for a new school building or an
annex to the present one. The amount
/ of $4,000 has been promised by the
association.