The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-30
ISSUE IS
DISCUSSED IN
CLARENDON
Citizens Association to Seek
Funds to Pay Debt
on Hall

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Recommendation that the Clarendon
Citizens Association support q move
for a general bond issue to provide
funds for sewers and roads OF this
section was made last night before
the Association meeting at the com
munity hall.
No definite action was taken by
the association, the subject being
brought UP following the reports Of
the delegates to the Good Roads
Commission meeting.
Support Of campaign to raise
$4,000 to pay off the Indebtedness
on the Citizens Hall was voted by
the Association following the report
Of the Claredon Corporation, the
holding company for the Citizens
Association.
A committee composed of C. r.
Taylor, chairman; Herbert Fl. Porter,
w. F. Sunderman and Thomas j.
Manning. was appointed to assist
in the campaign.
Mr.. Taylor, who was appointed
chairman Of the committee, was the
leader of the move to build the hall
and was for three years president
Of the association.
The Arlington District Good
Roads Commission will hold q
meeting at the Arlington County
bcourt house tomorrow night at 8
o'clock.
1t is announced by Chairman Orr
that the commission win take up
and decide on roads included in
the l.. G. Denslow plan now before
the commission.
He says the roads accepted will
be added to the Talman plan,
which has been adopted by the
commission.
The funeral Of Harold Porter,
who died at the University Hos,
pital, Washington, Monday, will
take place from hts late home,
210 Marion avenue, today at 2
o'clock. The Reverend G. I. Flory,
Of the Clarendon Methodist Church
win officiate. Interment will be
in Columbia Garedns.
The Mosse Lodge, of Clarendon
Of which he Is a member, will at.
tend in a body. He is survived
by his parents and two sisters,
Ruth and Edith.
The picnic Of the Clarendon
Methodist Sunday School to Glen
Echo has been postponed until
next Tuesday, owing to the death
OF Harold Porter.
w. T. Moses and j. L. wheley,
both forfeited $40 for speeding on
the county roads.
Charged with being under the
influence Of liquor, r. q. Rozell
paid fine OF $28.25 In Arlington
county police court yesterday.
The Alice. Parker Circle Of the
Clarendon Baptist Church will hold
"a lawn party tomorrow night on
the lawn Of Mr.. and Mrs. III. w
Cauffman, on Wilson boulevard
The proceeds will be used for the
benefit Of the church.
According to M. e. Church, OF
Falls Church, work on the new
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rapidly and 1t Is expected will be
completed early In September.
Mrs. Mary Quinn Hicks, worthy
grand nlatron o. e. s., of Virgins,
after spending several days as the
guest of Mrs. George r. McCaully,
TOT Potomac, has returned to her
home in Fredericksburg.
The meeting OF the quarterly con.
ference will be held tonight in the
Del Ray Methodist Church by the
Reverend T. j. Lambert, of Alex
andria, following the Wednesday
evening service.
William Afford, Of Washington,
forfeited $2S.25 before the mayor Of
Potomac yesterday on a charge of
being under the influence of liquor.
j.. w. Joyce and ]. w. Fitz-
patrick, Of Washington, both for
feited SIS, the former for speeding
and the latter for violation of the
parking regulations.