Evening star., 1923-06-10
FALLS CHURCH.
FALLS CHURCH. Va, June 9 (spt

Those taking the principal parts were
Mary Haskins, Queen; Howard Rob
Laughing Gas; Earl Fowler. Know. All:
Dorothy Keyser. Sunshine. and Richard
Claver, Stay Behind.
| Receive Final Reports.
! S. A. Rohwer. clerk of the school
board, and NJ. D. Hall, county super
Iintendent, visited the schools yester-
day morning when the pupils came to
receive their final reports. Mr.. Roh-
wer announced that he was able to
give the teachers checks for their full
lpay, which has not always been pos
sible.
Miss Katherine Bartenstein has
been selected as principal for next
year and there will be at least year
and a half of high school and two
years, IL possible. Teachers for the
grades and High School will be an
nounced later, as the list is not yet
complete.
Glass B of the second year High
School could not be taken care of this
year. so there were no graduates.
Miss Margaret F'ravel, Miss Geor-
gia McCauiey and Heber Sotzin were
graduated from the Teachers College
of George Washington University.
| "Wednesday morning. all taking the
nab. degree and receiving a teachers
diploma
Citizens to Meet.
The Falls Church Citizens Asso-
! ciakion will meet at the parish hall
| Monday night. Annual election Of
| officers will take place at this time.
and the nominating committee will
! present the following names:
| President H. Coward and Charles
A. Berger; vice president. r. A.
Castleman and Charles E. Gage:
| secretary, d. R Luttrell and d. b
| Livingston: treasurer. Josephine T.
| Howard and Horace E. Brown.
| Executive committee-A. NJ. Wheel
| er, jr.: CarKoi v. Shreve, A. l. Ander-
| son, H NJ Keyser, c. e. Rullman.
| w w. Fowler.
| Tuesday. Miss Matte Gundry, Mrs.
| p. H. Smythe and J. c. Hasktns Will
| be candidates for reelection In the
| town council and John F. Bethune
| and w. T. Westcott are new candi-
| dates
Graves to BE Decorated.
! Falls Church Lodge of Odd Fellows
| ceased members at Oakwood ceme-
| terry tomorrow afternoon. The men,
| bers will meet at the lodgeroom and
| proceed from there.
| Acacia Chapter, o. Z. s., will meet
[ in the chapter room next Tuesday
| night.
| The womans Club met yesterday
| at the home of Mrs. I. F. Eldridge.
| on Columbia street extended.
| Mrs. j. L. CFupper gave a report
| of the recent state convention at
! Charlottesville, which she attended as
| delegate.
I Plans were discussed for taking
| in a Fourth Of July program and all
| young people who are eligible to
| vote this year are requested to send
| their names to the chairman of the
| committee, Mrs. John F. Bethune.
Interest In Elections.
| Much interest was shown in the
| coming elections 1t was stated that
| a number of residents were not aware
| of the registration requirements,
which in Fairfax county require
| SIX months before election time, and
| registration at least thirty days be-
| fore that time. young person who
! becomes of age near election time
| would. be allowed to register in ad-
vance.
| Mrs. Formal appointed the fol-
lowing committee chairmen: Current
| events Mrs. John F. Bethune; legis-
| lative. Mrs C. F. Kincheloe; educa-
Mrs. J. l.. Crupper; library. Mrs. s.
| III. Styles
The chairmen of the other COM
| mittees will be announced later. The
next meeting will be held in Sep
\ tember.
Mrs, John T. Bowen was elected q
| member
| Miss Mildred McNair spent the past
| week end with her mother, Mrs. E. L.
| McNair. bringing with her three of
with, Martha Zirkle and Sadie Eta
! Rosenberg.
SATURDAY afternoon Mrs. MeNair
| entertained number Of young
Mrs. J. r Baylin gave a tea Friday
afternoon in honor of her house
guests. Mrs Baylin Of Nashville.
Tenn; Miss Ashe Atkinson Lane and
Miss Grady karks of Monroe. N. G.
Rev. DIR. Darby, executive secre-
of Churches. spoke at the union
services at the Baptist Church last
Sunday evening. A quartet from
the Presbyterian Church furnished
| the music.
| Children's day will be observed at
| the Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning. A missionary play will be
| given in the chapel by the younger
| children before the church service.
| Mrs. g. w. Hecox. assistant in
ington public schools, who will have
charge Of the vocational Bible school
/ this summer at Falls Church, will de-
liver a short talk at the Children's 8
| tomorrow morning.
| Mrs. Hecox wants to meet the COM
mittee and volunteer workers at the
Baptist Church, tomorrow after serv-
school will be held in the parish hall,
beginning July 9 and lasting Ave
weeks. 1t will be held daily from
Monday to Friday inclusive, two and
one-half hours each morning.
Volunteer Teachers Wanted.
Volunteer teachers and assistants
wanted in Bible instruction, including
A m fn n1
d1a8atization; teaching music and
playing hymns and marches, teaching
simple handwork. such as drawing,
cutting and sewing; getting up tab
Thursday. june u, there will be a
Home Coming" reception at the Bap-
| tist Church. followed by a great get
together" on Sunday. June 20. when a
subscriptions will be received for the
new Sunday schoolhouse to be built
on, the lot adjoining the present build
Z. T. Fenwick took ID. r. Luttrell.
Harry Fravel, Lawrence Fenwick and
two Washington friends on a fishing
trip to Rock Point last Saturday.
Miss Onfda Shotwell and Miss Rae
mediates tomorrow at $3.50 at the
Baptist Church Miss Major will con-
duct a drill on what the Bible says
about the eye and ear.
| MISS Alta CaStin, a former princi-
pal OF the Falls Church schools, is the
guest of Miss Kate Crenshaw.
Mrs. Eastman J. Galpin, who under
went an operation at Emergency Hos
pital Friday for. appendicitis, Is re-
ported as improving. though still very
Ill.
DR.. o. J. Woods and Mr.. and Mrs,
Thos. Weeks of lager, w. Va, and Mrs
Minnie Fox OF Roanoke, Va, were
Shrine guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II
Barbor.