The Washington times., 1924-11-14
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IN VIRGINIA
TOMORROW
Clerk Of Arlington Court win
Keep Late Hours to Issue
Licenses

Il :
hunting season tomorrow, William
II. Duncan, clerk OF the court, an.
nounced today that his office wfll
be open between the hours OF !
and o'clock tonight to issue
licenses.
The fee for residents Of the State
will be 81, to hunt in one county,
and $3 Tor license good anywhere
in the State. The fee for non
residents il $40.
At meeting OF the executive
committee Of the Arlington District
Good Roads Commission, held at
the court house last night, with
Arthur Orr presiding, the estimate
Of 1851, 1868, submitted by Cap.
tain John It. TaImah, superintend.
ent OF roads, for tAe building Of the
twenty miles Of road outlined in the
commissions program, was ap.
proved. The chairman announced
that a special committee will be
appointed to draft the petition
which will be submitted to the
commission. The date Of the meet
ing viii be announced later.
To celebrate the recent election,
in which Arlington county went
Republican, plans to hold q banquet
were made at q meeting Of the Re
publican club last night in Rosslyn
s. HI. Workable was elected chair
man with instructions to make all
necessary arrangements. The
banquet viii be held the night OF
December s, the place to be an
nounced later.
The community observance OF
American Educational Week win
take place in the auditorium of the
Cherrydale school Saturday, Novem.
Der %, at o'clock.
Among the speakers on commun.
| ity work will be Frank M. Sher.
wood, president of the Ballston
Home and School League, Professor
Kemp, superintendent Of county
schools, and State Senator Frank l..
Ball.
Following the addresses; q musical
program will include violin solos by
Mrs. p. M. Baker, and community
singing under the direction Of Mrs.
]. Forney Donaldson, supervisor Of
music in the county schools, assisted
by Harold M. Brown.
With the closing of the member.
ship drive carried on by Clarendon
Rebekah Lodge, No. %. the win.
ming team, lead by Mrs. Howard B.
Fields, was given a straw ride last
night by the losers, lead by Mrs.
Lucille Johnson.
After the ride through Arlington
and Fairfax counties, they returned
to Lake Hall on Lee Highway In
Park Lane, where dancing was en-
Joyed until a late hour, which was
followed with vicente roast"
The Woman's Auxiliary to Airing
ton Post No. 1879, American Legion,
announces that sale of articles
made by wounded soldiers of the
world war will be held at the home
of Mrs. Arthur J. Porter, Clarendon
avenue and Wilson boulevard, Mon.
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, No.
velnber II, IS, 10. during the after
noon and evening.
The proceeds will be used by the
auxiliary to assist needy families of
the soldiers.
Marriage licenses were issued
yesterday at the clerks office to
AAdA RrCCLll4u O11Il0Es OL EdIAS
Church, and Dorothy McKinsty
Seaton, of Glencarlyn, and to Gil.
bert Clancy and Bessie Hanson,
both of Laurel. Md.
According to Mrs Julian b. Brown,
captain Of the Girl Scouts of Lyon
Park, the members win be officially
invested with their badges at q
meeting to be held tomorrow at
1870 o'clock in the office of Lyon
and Fitch. The presentation of
the badges will be made by Miss
Gelbe, from the Girl Scout head
quarters at Washington.
The committee OF the Parent.
Teachers League of Cherrydale,
headed by Mrs. Elsie Ellis, as chair
man, and including w. b. Wright,
and Mr.. Knox, announces that plans
for the Identification OF the school
grounds have been completed. Hedges,
shubbrey and trees will be planted
by the Wescoot Foral Company, Of
Falls Church.
More than 200 attended the oyster
supper given by the BalIston Coun.
Gil No. 81, Daughters Of America,
held in the Ballston Fire house
last night.