The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-14
TWO ARLINGTON
BANKSELECT
OFFICERS
Hugh Reid Visits Richmond to
Discuss Sewers for
Thrifton Village

CLARENDON, Va, Jan. 14.--At
the annual meeting of the Clarendon
Trust Company last night Doctor
Frank r. Stone, who has headed
the institution since >its organi-
zation, was reelected president for
the third term. other officers elect
ed were Clyde C. Lamond, first vice
president; Peter Latterner, second
vice president; Thomas q. Sebrell,
IT,, secretary and treasurer, and
Robert E. Brooks, jr., assistant
treasurer.
Members of the board Of direc-
tors are DIR. r. N. Sutton, chairman;
C. D. Boyer, w. r. Boyer, w. A.
Coates, A. C. CTounge, j. D. Dud-
ley, r. e. Gilbert, Doctor q. r.
Hagan, H. P. Hamill. 8. Herzog,
Colonel C. T. Jesse, A. C. Jones,
L. N. Johnston, G. c. Lamond,
Peter Latterner, A. C. McMi1len.
J. T. Manning, F. g.. Massey, J. E.
Mitchell, A. J. Porter, T. 3. Sc
brelI, jr.; c. C. Smith, F. T. Stone,
Doctor r. ". Sutton, G. r. Taylor,
L. Van Middlesworth, and Doctor
w. c.. Welburn.
The executive il composed Of w.
r. Boyer. G. c. Lamond, T. 2. Sc
brell, jr.;, r. r. Stone, Doctor r.
N. Sutton, and C. r. Taylor.
The presidents report shows the
total resources to be $500, 900 and
that steady progress has been made
since the opening Of the bank in
December, 1921.
Stockholders of the Peoples State
Bank Of Cherrydale last night elect
ed Samuel F. Cooper, president;
D. r. Lutterell, first vice president;
A. l.. Kelley, second vice president;
II. B. Green, cashier, and Hugh
Reid, counsel.
Members Of the board OF directors
are s. +. Cooper, Frank Upman.
D. r. Luttrell, A. L. Kelley, w. F.
Noses, Ruby Lee MinAr, j. L.
Saegmuller, Ellen s. Wallis, L. N.
Kelley, George A. Lersler, J. r. Nc
Cormick, Glegge Thomas, e. e. Nay
Tor, T. II. Jones, q. A. Thissell,
e. Fl. Shreve, Hugh Reid. J. L. May,
e. M. Shreve, e. w. Rauth, and
H. B. Green.
The presidents report shows
100000 on deposit and total re-
sources Of $171 900.
Hugh Reid. of Thrifton Village, who
for many months has been working
on plans for sewers for the thickly
settled sections Of Thrifton Village,
Cherrydale, Ballston and Northern
Clarendon, leaves for Richmond to-
day in the interest Of the project.
It In understood that Mr.. Reid will
.S<ev 1hrII knk
mission REGARDING the trunk line
which is included in the program.
Judge Harry r. Thomas narrowly
escaped serious injury yesterday as
he was about to enter his office
when ice and snow fell from the
roof with a laundering crash. The
judge had stopped to answer q ques.
ton Of passerby or he would have
been caught Under the slide.
Ballston Council, No. 221, Junior
Order United American Mechanics
will hold its regular meeting tonight
at 8 o'clock in the Junior Hall at
BallSton.
Marriage licenses were issued
yesterday to Ferdinand c. Pitt,
and Frances x. Northrop both of
Alexandria; and to James Vito of
Washington, and Maize M. Am
brogt, Of Ballston.
Wanted since June Is, James
Hall, colored, charged with having
drawn a gun on boy named
day by officers John r. Burke,
M
county jail. The officers recog-
nized Hall driving a truck toward
Washington along Washington,
Alexandria pike.
Lawrence Michael, OF Lyon Park,
announced last night that he has
been authorized by the county
school board to arrange for the
purchase of a site on Fort avenue
between Virginia and Latterner ave-
nues, containing one and one-half
acres for the elementary school
for Lyon Park.
Congressmen William Hall, of
North Dakota, and David H. Kin
cheloe, Of Kentucky, will be the
principal speakers at a special meet
ing Of Columbia Lodge, No. 285
A. r. and A. M. in the Masonic
Temple at Clarendon Saturday
night, at which time the master
mason's degree will be conferred.
The regular meeting Of the guild
of st. Georges Episcopal Church
Sure Relief