Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-02-28

udy 1Ol USSHS - 49,
viii bid farewell to Miss Mary
Clark who leaves for Florida to
become tbes bride .;of Mr. Harry
Marshall, one of FBurke's most
highly respected young men.
They will be married immedi
atty upon the arrival of Miss
Clarke, ,Nr. R. F. Marshal, the
groom's father being in attend
ance.i They will make a trip to
Cuba after touring the Southern
states, ard will return to Burke
to take up there residence.
They have the best wishes of a
host of friends.
Miss Clark who has been teach
ing in Wanna gave up her school
last week.
A public dumping ground was
discussed at a recent meeting of
the Herndon Chamber of Com
merce.
The Sunday School Class Of
the Baptist Church of Herndon
has been newly organized and
met for the first time at the home
of Nh. and Mrs. Russell, Lynn.
. The last services of the pastor
Rev. B. j. Rudderowe were held
in the Gbod Shepherd Church
Sunday evening. There was a
large attendance and every one
was much grieved to bid him
good bye" but were solaced with
!ths fact that he was going to
work in a larger field where the
financial outlook would be much
better. The offertory was well
rendered by Miss Doris Gaines.
Mrs. Diana Beach, of lower
Fairfax, died Sunday evening az
3 o'clock. and was buried Monday
at Sydinstrucker chapel. She
was the widow of the late Will
liam Bes III. and is survived by 4
children. She was 76 yeas old.
Judge j. NJ. Love who has been
very i'll in his apartments in
Washington, is cut again much to
the delight of all his friends.
The Fairfax line of the parade,
consisting, of several hundred
horsemen, made q good showing
and received much applause.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Haines
were admitted to membership in
Sharon Lodge o.. f. s., held in
Masonic Hall last, Monday.
The meeting was presided over
by Mrs. H. A. Strom, worthy ma
iron. 81. .t.
Many will regret to hear of the
resignation of Mrs. Vosebury,
secretary of the MCLEAN School
League. No one has as yet been
to fill the vacancy.
Mr.. H. d. Coffman is operating
a real estate business very sue
at Ballstons; s.stsiyi.1.
SiYvices at M1Clean Baptist
Church we've conducted by Rev.
Y. II. Council, last Sunday.
Miss Eina Jerman who has
been i'll in a hospital in Washing
ton. is much better and soon will
be home again.
Mr.. Bud Dove is critically i'll
at his home near Burke, from the
result of a fall. He hurt his head
quite badly.
Mr.. Charles Smith has resum-
ID duty on the Va. Transit Co. He
mas been i'll with grippe for the
asst two or three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Cum !
Minis, of Fairfax, had as their
guest last week, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Schaff.
Mr.. H. NJ. Gibson who has
been quite i'll with grippe is out
again.
DR.. H. L. Burrows has install
ed a radio in his home which he
greatly enjoys.
Mrs. George Marshall spent
Friday with her daughter, Mrs.
!. Darlington DENT, Of East Cap
tol Street.
The Board of Supervisors will |.
meet March the seventh and will |.
lecide some very important mat
ers.
Three men were transferred
rom Fairfax Jail to the Rich
nond penitentiary. A guard
conducted them.
Mr.. Garter. mail carrier, on
cute three, who is i'll, is being
'elieved by Mr.. Harvey Cross.
DR.. William Robey, of Hern-
ION. expects to locate very short
y in Alexandria, where he will
The work on the MCLEAN Bap-
list Church is progressing very
apidly since the men of tn.
hurch started to help with the
Sunday 25th, will be Rev. B.
/. Rudderowe's last service. He /,
las requested every member of
he congregation tC be present to
i'd him good by.
He will be sadly missed by all
he people. ;
The meeting of the Farmers of
fairfax County held at Fairfax
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