Evening star., 1924-09-28
Mclean.

MCLEAN, Va, September 27 (Spe-
ciaD.-The Women's Missionary So
ciety of the Lewinsville Presbyterian
Church will meet at the home of Miss
Annie Mankin of Lewinsville October
2 at 1880 o'clock, instead of in the
afternoon. Mrs. Harvey S. Irwin,
president of the Presbyterial Society
of Washington. will be the guest of
honor and will make an address.
The Mclean Volunteer Fire De-
partment will hold a postponed meet
ing Monday evening at o'clock over
Storms store.
The Fairfax County Teachers AS
sociation, which held its first meeting
of the current year at Oakton last
Friday, selected several members of
the Mclean faculty as directors for
this school year. New officers include
Miss NJ. NJ. Snead of Bailey's Cross
Roads, formerly principal at Mclean.
president; Prof. f. G. Barnum, now
principal of the Franklin Sherman
High School, Mclean, vice president;
Miss Johnson of Clifton, treasurer
and Mrs. Hunter Mack of Mclean,
secretary. The all-day program in
cluded addresses by Supt, of Schools
NJ. d. Hall, Miss RACHEL Gregg, Miss
Frieda Koontz and DR.. Cation, county
health officer. The Mclean School
faculty follows: Mrs. Hunter Mack,
Mclean. first grade; Miss Maggie
Hopkins, Amelia, second grade; Miss
Reba Suter, Harrisonburg. third
grade; Miss Pouline Gossom, Haymar-
ket, fourth grade; Miss Bessie Cooper,
baskerville, fifth grade; Miss Mary
Wilson, Farmville, sixth grade, and
Mrs. Blanche oliver, Andrew Chapel,
seventh grade. Prof. r. G.. Barnum
of Frederick sburg is principal of the
school and head of the high school,
assisted by Miss Elizabeth Matheny
of Monterey and Miss Virginia Thorn
son of Goode. The science teacher is
expected next week. School will be
closed October / to allow the teachers
and pupils TO take part in the exer-
cises at the Fairfax County fair.
There will be no Guild meeting
Tuesday afternoon.
Masons to Attend Service.
The members of Sharon Lodge, No
321, A. +. and A. NJ, will attend
services at the Presbyterian church
at Lewinsville September Is at pm
Worshipful Master Buckman requests
the members to assemble in front of
Masonic Hall at 2:30 and proceed to
the church in body.
The semi-annual meeting of the
Providence District Sunday School
ASSOCIATION was held In the leWlnS-
vile Presbyterian Church Sunday aft
ernoon, September 81, at 2:30 pm. An
address was made by Frank Eastman
of Falls Church, president of the
Fairfax County Sunday School Asso-
citation, and an excellent talk on Sum
day school work was made by Rev.
j. H. Dunham of the local church.
Orlando Whitley was elected presi-
dent of the district for the coming
year. and Mrs. +. a. Wilcox of Vienna
was reelected secretary treasurer.
The members of the Women's Ad
visory Council of Fairfax County
were entertained at luncheon Friday
by Mrs. Jack Barrett.
T. II. Baker has resigned as scout
master of the Mclean Boy Scout
troop, his place being taken by Nor
rison krider, assistant scoutmaster,
pending the appointment of a perma-
nent leader.
Mrs. W. r. Ross will be in charge
of the missionary program which will
be given Sunday evening in the b
Y. p. L.
The contract for constructing 1000
feet of cinder roadway at cost of
1925 has been let to Hialmer Carper
of Mclean by the residents along the
short road leading off the Fairfax
pike past the Masonic Hall and the
new Baptist Church.