The Washington times., 1925-05-21
ARL TON CD.
TITLE FIRM
OPENS
Falls Church Men to Open
Club at Cove Point.
Maryland

ARLINGTON COUNTY, May IL.
The Title insurance and Mort.
gage Company, of Arlington coun-
ty, recently organized and incOrpo-
rated under the laws OF Virginia,
with a capital stock Of $40 600,
Clarence r. Ahalt, president, open
I'd offices near the Arlington
county courthouse yesterday
Other officers are. John g. Grl-
ham, first vice president; Walter
M. Bastain, second vice president;
A. Il. Kelly, treasurer, and r. q.
Nayl0r, secretary.
Menbers 81 the board OF direc-
tors are: Frank Campbell, John O..
Graham, Thomas A. Lee, A. +.
Kelly, Bryan Gordon, and Clarence
r. AllaIt.
In addition TO examining titSes, the
company will deal in second trust
papers, mortgages and loans.
e. II. Allen, president Of the
Northern Virginia Odd Fellows As
ISOLATION, was elected deputy grand
master OF the State Of Virginia at.
the recent meeting Of the grand
lodge held in Norfolk, and Mrs.
Clara Il. Nevin, president Of the
Eighth District Rebekah AssOcia.
ton, was reelected chaplain Of the
Rebekah general assembly.
with the purchase Of q large
tract Of land at Cove Point. Nd. by
leading business men Of Falls
Church, IL was learned today that
the Cove Point Club has been in.
coporated with w. s. HinmaI1, as
president. Other officers are F. i.
Eldredge, secretary. and r. 3.
Nourse,. treasurer
The property has large front
age of wide beach directly on
Cheea peake Bay, and II situat9d
nicely for summer outings, said
the president today
1t Is the purpose Of the club, ac-
cordina to Mr.. Hinman, to build IN
the NEAR future. Building SITES
will be assigned to the members
and about ten acres will be re-
served for tennis courts.
The property is located sixty
miles from Washington over the
Maryland State roads. and also can
be reached by motor boats.
Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie
King, OF Arlington. who died Tues
day, will be conducted from the
undertaking parlors of Frank
Grier's Sons. 111S Seventh street
northwest, Washington, today at
1890 q. m. by the Reverend Rich
ard Schmidt. Interment will be in
Congressional Cemetery.
Mrs. King liz survived by ner
husband. one brother, Gus Norbeck;
two sisters, Mrs. Kate Haislit, and
Mrs. r. d. Brown.
Funral services for George e..
Hunter, forty.eight years old, VINO
died Wednesday at his home IN
Falls Church, will be conducted to-
morrow at ! o'clock, from the Gal
Ioway Methodist Episcopal Church
by the Reverend e. r.. Holland.
lnterment will be in the church
cemetery.
Mr.. Hunter is survived by mis-
wife and three sons: George, Col
bert and Robert.
1t was rumored in the county
today that Colonel Charles r. Jesse,
Democratic candidate for reelection
to the house of delegates from Ar
lington county, is TO be opposed by
q prominent Republican attorney.
Indications are, from information
from members of the county Demo-
cratic committee, that Colonel
Jesse will have no opposition from.
within his own party.
A marriage license was yesterday
issued to Arthur Reid Kilmbley
and Sadie obannon, both of Wash.
ington, d. c. They were, married
in the court room by Justice of
the Peace Hugh M McCaffrey.
Arrangements now are being made
by the Ladies Aid of the Claren-
don Presbyterian Church, for a
chicken dinner to be given on the
lawn of Doctor and Mrs. B. H.
Swain, of Balston, early in June.
Beer Truck Captured
BALTIMORE, May 21.-Prohibi-
ton agents captured a truckload