Evening star., 1924-04-20
HERNDON.

HERNDON, Va, April 10 Especially -
AT meeting OF the. Citizens Asso-
citation Allen II. Kirk was re-eleo ted
president, Madison A. Kenfield, first
vice president; Mrs. Russell A. Lynn,
second vice president; Silas F. Hutch
ison. secretary. and Miss Marjorie B.
Reed, treasurer. Mrs Arthur II.
Buell. and Harry A. Sager were chosen
to represent the north side and Mrs.
Benjamin F. Mcclure and Frank W.
Humme the south side.
1t was unanimously voted that the
association support an organization
of the Girl Scouts. and that s25 be
appropriated for their use. Miss
Majorie Bell Reed was named cap
tain by the association. DIR. Charles
F. Russell sUoke in advocacy or both
the Boy and Girl Scout movement and
offered any assistance he could give:
w. f. Humme, scoutnaSter. spoke or
the need for the boys to earn money
for their uniforms and other es-
sentials and requested that the
Scouts be given lawns to NOW, gar
dens to hoe, etc.
Exhibition of Sc0uting.
The prize troop of Washington.
No. 10, will be invited to come mere
In May to give an exhibition OF scout
ing The local troop is now othclaliy
A bill of $40 to Norris Brothers FOR
lumber used in the fire engine mouse
was ordered paid; also one of SIS for
use OF the Congregational Church
and one of $50 for carnival lights.
Mr.. Kirk spoke of the necessity OF
combining some of the overlapping &
societies in Herndon, and especia ally
of the Citizens Association and the
Community School League, ooth OF
which have the school improvement
and vice President Kenfield spoke
against such a consolidation. com :
mittee, composed of Messrsl Sims
Mcclure and Robinson, was ap,,
pointed to meet with the school
league and see II such consoiloa-
tion is feasible.
Silas F.. Hutchison was appoin ten ~
from the association to attend all
meetings Of the county SUPERVISORS
G. Robert Sims to attend town coun
Gil meetings. and Harry A odser q
meetings of the county school ooard,
IT Edgar Reed and w. f. HuInme
were soIoists at st. Timothy's Palm
The Reotor's Aid has been giving
one day weekly to sewing ouIlhs
Lent. The past two meetIngS ~
held all day with Mrs. Cassius NJ
a son was born in Washington 70
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lukens. Mr
Iukens is well known as Miss Heiel
Gibson of Herndon: >,,,.
MT, ana mrs w AilAoiIt
Misses Van Meter, Mr.. and Mrs
Francis Robinson. Mrs. II. r hahes
Mr.. and Mrs. Nickel and Mrs =;
parker attended the meeting OF 70
tomac Prcsbytery in Leesburg.
Mrs. Edwin II. Mooney entertalneo
the bridge club on Friday, MRS.
Barbour Hutchison making hish
score and Mrs r. Edgar Aud low:
The George Mason Literary society
celebrated the birth of Thomas 3erer'
son. The first number on the pro-
gram was a medley of national airs
bv the high school orchestra, followed
by a sketch of Jefferson's s life by
Mary Kephart and defamation
Jefferson AS An Educator" by Her
bert Page Miss Mary Frances Park
er gave an essay on his industrial
life and Bruce Crandall defamation
of his life as a statesman and poll
tician. Helen Hutchison gave talk
on the purpose Of Jefferson week" as
set apart in the schools, and Rev.
John Fizer gave an address on
Jefferson AS An Example TO the
Youth of America" followed by "The
Boosters March," by the orchestra.
A collection Of s12.75 toward the
Jefferson fund was given.
Mrs. Herbert L Seaman entertained
the Corban Club.