Evening star., 1925-08-23

Hosmer, attorney, Clarendon; Samaha
& Bro, restauranters, Rosslyn; c. w.
Pultz, Blue Star Coal Co. Rosslyn;
NJ. Z. Church. realtor, Last Falls
Church: II. ). Rucker. attorney, Clar-
endon; p. 2. Campbell, attorney,
Mount Vernon boulevard; George A.
Leissler. sr., nurseries, East Falls
Church; l.. ID. Roberts. hardware,
East Falls Church; II. T. Clarkson.
manager Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co.. Clarendon; Q. J.
Channel, heating and plumbing. East
Falls Church: l.. !. Remso. electrical
contractor, Clarendon; Edward =.
Cock, coal, Rosslyn; DR.. I. S. Buck
ley, physician, Potomac: 5. q. Miller,
grocer, Potomac; c. e. Washburn,
manager Alexandria Light and Power
Co., Clarendon; Ashton c. Jones,
realtor, Clarendon; j. +. Spaulding,
automobiles, Clarendon; o. l.. Berger,
grocer, Fariee; w. W. Dexter, filling
station, Mount Vernon boulevard:
W. A. Coates. grocer. South Wash
ington; DR.. J. c. Major, dentist. Po-
tomac; ". +. Aten. automobiles, Del
Ray, Potomac; Eugene Lee Saunders,
Arlington service station, Arlington;
w. NJ. Sutton, Blick Brothers Coal
Co., Rosslyn; DIR. ii. c. Corbett,
physician. Arlington; C. Ray F'lani-
| ington; 3. G.. Benton, realtor, Lyon
Park: w. Thomas French, attorney,
| Clarendon: DIR. Frank T. Stone, bank
err and druggist, Clarendon; a. B.
Wilson, merchant and postmaster,
| Virginia Highlands; Herbert NJ.
| Campbell, realtor, Oakcrest; A. G..
Crounse, attorney, Clarendon; Harry
Goldman. hardware, Rosslyn; ]. +.
| Collifiower, coal, South Washington:
1 n n
| Potomac; Paul Himmelfarb, Penn
| Davis, contractor, Clarendon; w. w
! Rucker. lumber dealer, East Falls
| Church; DR.. c. Perry Beckley, drug
| gist, Del Ray, Potomac; Claude o.
| Thomas, attorney, Clarendon.
The committee arranging for the
food show and merchandise exhibit
of which w. H. Whip is chairman
was instructed by vote to plan the
event for Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday nights. October 81, % and %
in the new Odd Fellows Hall in
Clarendon. DR.. J. W. Rogers of Ball
ston was named as vice chairman
Of the committee on arrangements.
Examination for Pupils.
| The County Health Department is
arranging to conduct physical exam
nations of all children who are to
enter school for the first time this
Fall. The children will be examined
at the health centers in their respec-
| tive communities on the following
dates: Jefferson district az Jefferson
| health center, August 26, l to 4
o'clock in the afternoon Washington
district at Cherrydale health center
September 8, 1880 to o'clock in the
afternoon; Arlington district al
| Clarendon health center, September a.
l 80 to o'clock in the afternoon
An ear, nose and throat specialist
will be present to make the eXamina-
| tions and parents will be given the
opportunity to have their children
vaccinated at cost, 10 cents.
Arrangements are nearing compile
| ton for the annual picnic of Arlington
Lodge, No. 1913. 1. o. o. F. and Clar.
| endon Rebekah Lodge, No. %, to be
| held at Chapel Point, Md, Thursday.
The picnickers plan to leave in body
from Clarendon Citizens Hall at s
o'clock in the morning. T. S. O'Hol-
Ioran, chairman of the transportation
| committee, makes the request that
members having room in their cars
| for extra passengers, as we'll as those
wishing means OF transportation for
| themselves and families, communi,
/ cate with him at once.
| The regular meeting OF Clarendon
Rebekah Lodge will be held Monday
evening at Clarendon Citizens Hall
Mrs. Mary O'Holloran, noble grand
| announces that several important
matters are to be presented for con.
sideration and urges a large attend
| ance.
The proposed belt line will probably
be the principal subject for consider.
alton at a meeting of the Clarendon
| Citizens Association to be held Mon
| day. President Mitchell urges large
| attendance.