Evening star., 1924-07-06
HERNDON.

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At the monthly meeting OF the Citi-
sens' Association minstrel sketch
instructor Special music was fur
nished by the Happy Harmonizers.'
At the business session Harry A
Sayer, chairman Of the educational
committee, reported that the matter
coming to Herndon to school Is being
taken up. 1t Is planned to organize
junior league, in addition to the
one for adults already in operation.
a brief outline of work accom-
plished since the organization last
october was made by the secretary
who reports over $500 raised for
school purposes; scales bought and
paid for; eight rooms and two halls
cleaned and painted; SIS guaranteed
array. 1t was voted to continue meet
ings during the summer. The next
one will be July 25.
A report was made that a govern
investigate whether q ciay-gravel-
sand road would be practical here
ana the probable cost per mile OF
same. A committee from the cham
PEI. per OF commerce. Citizens Associa-
ton and Community School League
ana town council was appointed to
look into the matter of roads. Ralph
w: crouch of the improvement com
mntee reported no meeting held, but
expressed determination to see that
improvements are made, beginning at
the station park. Cannas for plant
A. Sager.
Cleanup week" was planned July
move all cans. rubbish, etc, cut
nedges and NOW lawns.
aeIndon day plans are under way
ana the slogan Of 1928, "A bigger.
peter Herndon day Is being used
At the meeting of the officers and
dlrectors dno. of the Tennis Club At was
oeclded to give a dance eyery three
weeks for the club. 1t also was de-
claea TO repair this year the present
cnes. Officers are: G. Melville WaiIs H~
er, president: Mrs. Lucille Allan vice
PE,esaaent; Ada Long. secretary, and
recfers afene n: Plggott, treasurer Di-
ChambIin. Jesse V. and Emiiv -
Gait. Stanley cJunior") Hanes ID "a
George A. Bready. ana
Harry A. Sager, jr.. was badly hitte,
oer or 1ne eye by dog on Tuesday.
held tsuay 70 ora evening meeting was
raining class for the Sunday schools
a committee was appointed on ar
oangement Of time. place, teacher of
composed s aed de text + books to be used was
A,-y A. Lynn Of the Baptist Church. ~ Miss
Mnvs Mxrsinia ma kache OF the EPISCOPAL I
Mrs. Harvey E. Hanes Of the PresbVI
..serlan, Miss Groh Of the Conerees
Son,bs:rn n1,: mrs; MI Harry Presgraves Of the
Baker Of the Methodist Episcona,
On august 1 children's RibIe
school will Begin work at O'Clock in
dae. dne rooms of the Congregational Sun
schooi' with Miss Kathryn Groh,
"A g
er. in charge. Miss Groh will have
as ner assistants Mrs +. w. Robinson
or tne Presbyterian School: Misses
ns,nia and Olga kache of the Epis-
tppai' tppa' h Tith Miss Elma Middleton of
Miss Elizabeth Spicer Of the Methn,
oist Episcopal school, Miss Edith Nc
Suire of the Methodist Episconal
Soutn and Miss Marion Carter OF the
bp,is.: Been ssr ~ Snurches m In Herndon have
ward support of this Bible school and
nonations of paints. paper, chalk
oouhs. etc; are expected to be made
Il. Hanes was unanimously
20 MI the place made vacant by the
resignation of c. A. Peterson wbo
has moved to Ballston. ""o
Mrs. Arthur Hyde Buell. Of Herndon
mas neen appointed on the committee
70 secure funds to continue the work
OF the county home demonstrator
Inc Woman's Advisory Council Of
Fairfax County is assisting in raising
Iunos 10 nnance this work, the state
equally. pehse
The Corban Club was ente,t.,n.d
tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Yount iee
"Children's day" was observed ar
the Baptist Church on Sunday. open
ing with song, after which Bar
nour Chamblin gave a Scripture read
ing: Cther features included Recj-
.ation oy Florence Beans, exercise by
the school, exercise by Junior girls
exercise by junior boys, solo, Aileen
Darnes; recitation by Eva Tipnett
exercise by Mrs. Mills class, song by
MISS Annie Gibson's class, recitation
oy Elmer White, exercise. the Build
ers, representing the different de-
partments of the Sunday school: reci-
tation by Robert Windall, exercise by
seventeen girls, recitation by Freddie
McCarty.
Natures Glory was the subiect
of the Methodist Episcopal Children's
day. Mansfield Ritter gave the well
come. Dorothy Poole, a recital tion:
dialogue by Aileen Orrison and Will
liam Dick. exercise by beginners
class. recitation by Joseph Ritter.
exercise by primery class, recitation
by Mansfield Ritter, song by primary
department, song by the school, talk
by the pastor. collection. an invita-
tion to Sunday school by junior girls,
song by the school, followed by bene-
diction