Evening star., 1923-06-17
FAIRFAX.

FAIRFAX, Va. June Is (SpeciaD.-
NJ E. Church announces the follow
ing sales of real estate: New bunga-
low of Harmon B. Green on Cherry
street, Falls Church, to Capt. Frank
lin p. Shaw of Kentucky. Five-room
bungalow of Mrs. Beulah B. Light
foot on Oak street extended. West
Falls Church. to Robert Lee of Alex
andria. Eight-room bungalow and
four acres of land on Columbia street
extended, property of F. W. Vermil-
lion, to l. +. Eldredge of Falls Church.
Two lots in Sherwood subdivision be-
longing to Judge A. A. Freeman of
Victoria, b. g, to w. II. Case of Falls
Church. Eight acres of land on
Horseshoe Hill belonging to the J. j.
Siperley estate. to w. 8. Browning Of
Falls Church. Lot on corner of Broad
and Washington streets, Falls Church.
belonging to J. f. Dyer of Wash
ington, to NJ. +. Church. Ten acres
of land and dwelling on Sleepy Hol-
low road between Falls Church and
Annandale, belonging to the George
Finacum estate. to Charles It. Beck
of Maryland. Ten-room house Of E.
f. Bridwell. situated on Washington
street. to Henry Moffett Of Fauquier
county. Six-room bungalow OF j. G.
Parrott. located on Columbia street
Falls Church. to Charles A. Pendle-
ton of Falls Church. Ten-room house
and half-acre lot located on Brown
avenue, East Falls Church, belonging
to w. w. Fowler, to Miss Angie Fer
guson of Herndon. Mr.. Fowler will
erect new house. Two-story frame
house of George w. Hawxhurst at
the corner of Washington and CO.
of Falls Church.
At the last meeting of the Falls
Church town council. NJ. L. Church
was granted permission to build a
! one-story concrete garage on the
Dyer lot in Falls Church. facing on
Washington street and a one-story
| hollow-tile store building for the
"iggly Wigg!y Company facing on
Broad street.
The Children's day services of Vale
Church will be held Sunday night at
s pm. The program is under the
direction Of Jasper Hunt.
Bids were again asked for by the
State Highway Commission last week
for the Fairfax Falls Church road
and 1t iS stated that Lane d Co. were
again the lowest bidders. but owing
to the recent decision Of the commits
sion not to award contracts to firms
whose members We're also members
of the legialature Lane x Company
bid was refused. The roadwork is
thus being held up and Lane & Com
pany VIII probably carry the matter
to the courts.
The circuit court. Judge Brent. has
completed its business and adjourn ed
Tor the term: Daniel Lrughran Com
pany vs.. \. T. Walker. action Of debt
Judgment for s2o2 and interest for
the plaintiff. Lincoln National Bank
VS.. A. @. and Annette l.. Walker. two
judgments for the plain Wash
ington, Great Falls and DranesvilIe
Highway Company. on report oi
viewers. is authorized to collect tolls
on the new road. five miles west. from
Langley toward Dranesville.
Children's day services were held ir
the Fairfax VI. Z. Church Sunday last
and recitations by the children Rutf
Sherwood made the address of vel.
come and recitations were given bS
| William Graham. Esther KincheIee
Harold Sfsson. Roberdeau Allison, Bill
Schaub and BerniCe Cupp.
The Christian Endeayor Society ot
Beulah Churrh will hold it's frs,
meeting SUNDAY at 8 pm. under di.
rection OF Mrs j. p. Jones. The Chill
| conducted by Mrs. Eva Mcdonald.
/ MISS Edna Jerman, who was re
| Gently operated upon In a Washing
| ton hospital. is recovering rapidly
| Wakefield Sunday school will hole
/ it's Children's day exercises Sunday
| next at II am. The program will in
! clude songs and recitations by th'
| children and special music by th'
] choir.
The time for fling declarations o
! candidacy for county offices to b'
| voted for in the democratic primar!
August = expired Thursday Of las
| week. The candidates follow: Fo,
treasurer F.. W. Huddleson and W. II
| Maffett; for sheriff. ]. r. Allison
| Mack Wiley and II. J. Durrer: fo
the house of delegates E. F.. Gillet
and Franklin Williams The office
| OF commonwealth attorney. now hel'
[ by Wilson NJ. Farr. and commits
| sioner Of revenue. held by J. L
! Kincheloe. will have no opposition II
| the primary. In Providence district
/ Harry V. Leigh and Ronald Blake arr
| candidates for the board of super
visors. and there are three candidate!
! for road commm sssioner. three fo1
justices of the peace and two fol
/ democratic committeeman. In Noun
| Vernon district. W. F.. P. Reid has m
| opposition for supervisor, and there
are three candidates for road com
missioner. one for Justice of the peac' ,;
Church district. the candidates TO
supervisor are Frank Ballenger ant
! C. H. Powell: there are four candi
dates for road commissioner, one TO
| justice of the peace, one for constable
| district, c. n. Reid has no opposition
for the board Of Supervisors. II
| Dranesville district. the candidate
| for the board of supervisors ar
| George F. Harrison, s. y. Follen ant
| F. H. Mohler and there are two can
/ for justice of the peace and one fo
| committeeman. In Centreville dis
| trict D. w. Buckley. John T. De
/ Bell, Gilbert B. and King G. Spindle
are candidates for the board of su
| pervisors; there are four candidate
Il I,,-
| tice of the peace and two for com
waiter TansIll oliver Of Fairfax
! James Sherier of Chesterbrook, Rob
/ ert s. Barrett OF Alexandria ant
| Frank l. Ball of Arlington have flee
democratic committee.
r. w. Rust, who recently b0ugh
| the Myers property on the north edg'
i of the town of Fairfax, is having th'
| large barn moved to a lot on tn,
| road. where 1t will be remodeled anC
| made into a dwelling house. TIL,
structure has been lifted from IT.
| foundations and is being moved to it.
new site on rollers.
| Miss Lydia Nehman of Wisconsin
| and Donald Rippey, formerly o
1 Vienna. were married last week a
St James Church. West Fails Church
| Rev. A. ]. Van Ingelgem performing
the ceremony, which was attended b!
a large number of the friends anc
relatives of the couple.
Robert Woltz died in Washing tor
last week and his body was brought
to Annandale Monday and inferred
Lafayette Lodge. No. 10. A. F. & A. NJ.
of which Mr.. Woltz was a member
conducted the services. Mr. Volt;
was fifty-nine years of age and IL
survived by his wife and three chill
J dren.
r. r. Buckley presided at the clos
| ing exercises of the Clifton schoo
and awarded diplomas to Misses Ar.
Wis Buckley, Virginia Makely, Viola
KidweIl. Gladys Calhoun. Fanny Hart
and Virginia Calhoun. The exercise: