Evening star., 1925-09-13
MCLEAN.

MCLEAN, Va, September 12 (Spe-
cial)--The School and Civic League,
Inc, will hold its first meeting in two
months on Monday evening IN the
Community Hall. This is the first
meeting since Mclean day, and Finan-
cial Manager Harry Farver Will pre-
sent his summary of the days results.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Langley
Methodist Episcopal Church met on
Friday, September 4. at the home of
Mrs. Frank Cockerill of Balls Hill. 1t
was decided to give a fried chicken
dinner in the Community Hall Octo-
Der To-
The quarterly conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will be
held September % at pm. at Lang
ley, with Rev. DR.. T. j. Lambert, pre-
siding elder, of Alexandria in charge.
Mclean Council, No. 40. O. r. A.,
Will hold its regular business meeting
Tuesday evening, September IS, in the
lodge rooms. 1t is important that all
members be present
Rev. J. G.. Sadtler of the Mclean
st. Johns Episcopal Church attended
the meetings of the Piedmont Episco-
pal Convocation held at Fairfax Tues
day and Wednesday of this past week.
There will be no Vestry dinner on
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count of the Fairfax County Fair,
which will be in session on that date
Instead the vestrymen will hold a
business meeting in the evening at
the rectory. The Womens Guild of
st. Johns Church will be in charge of
the lunch counter concession for the
week. The lunch counter is kept
open Tor several days preceding and
after the fair for the accommodation
of workmen and concessionaires ar
ranging exhibits. Mrs. Franklin Click
er Will be general manager, assisted
by Mr.. Gicker and a large committee
Of ladies from Mclean.
The Ladies' Aid of the Lewinsyille
Presbyterian Church served lunch on
wednesday at the auction sale of
dairy cattle and farming equipment
on the Cameron Farm. clearing ap-
proxtnately $40 for the aid treasury.
Teachers of the Baptist Sunday
School met at the home of Mrs. J.
Dyer Of West Mclean on Thursday
night.
Revival Plans Discussed.
At the business meeting Of the
Workers Council of the Baptist
Church last Saturday night, plans
were discussed for holding a series
Of revival meetings IN Mclean this
Fall. Definite arrangements will be
ie1t TO the pastor, Key. V. H. Council.
The Mclean Volunteer Fire De
partment was represented In Wash
ington on Monday in the parade of
the flre-fghting equipment of the Dis
trict and suburban Maryland and Vir-
ginia. In the absence of Chief J. II.
Beattie, Assistant Chief ]. Clemens
Storm took charge of the truck, ac-
companied by Fire Marshal Arthur
Taylor, Frank Kane, Oscar Hileman
and Willy Saxon.
B. H. Wittig of the Kenilworth
Farm has recently purchased the 10
pure-bred Guernseys owned by c.. T.
Rice of Oakton. Mr.. Rice has sold
all his pedigreed and grade cows and
Is leaving for Florida to enter the
real estate business.
Supt. NJ. d, Hall has mailed out
contracts TO the following teachers
for the coming year: First grade,
Mrs. Hunter Mack of Mclean; second
grade, Miss Maggie Hopkins of
Amelia; third grade, Miss Gertrude
Sadler of Buchanan; fourth grade,
Miss Nora Wingo of JetersvilIe; fifth
grade, Miss Bessie Cooper of Basker-
vilIe sixth grade, Miss Mary Wilson
of Farmville; seventh grade. Miss
Elsie Jones Of La Crosse; high school,
Mr.. Page, a graduate of V. M. J.,
principal assisted by Miss Mary
Ullrich of Chicago University. School
will open September 21, preceded by
two days Of teachers meetings.
Church Supper Clears $3.50.
The ladies of st. Johns Catholic
Church of FL Nido cleared more than
1850 at the supper served last Friday
evening. The money will be applied
toward the church debt. James Burns
of Washington won a ton of coal,
J. MacGrath of Falls Church won a
sack OF chicken feed, Mrs. Batholo-
new of Georgetown won a pieced
quilt, Miss Nellie Miller Of Washing
ton, a centerpiece, and Father Van
Ingelgem, a crystal lemonade set.
John Cullen of EI Nido is a mem
ber of the committee in charge of
arrangements for the golden ami
versary jubilee of Father A. Van In
gelgem, who, on September IS, will
complete so years of service. Most
of the membership of st. Johns Cath
olic Church will attend the o'clock
mass on Thursday morning at Falls
Church and the banquet and enter
tainment in honor of Father Van
in Washington Thursday evening.
Mclean Boy Scout Troop 12S will
hold its first meeting in a month
Friday night.
The Baptist Mission Union met in
the church on Tuesday afternoon,
with Mrs. w. r. Ross presidingg in
place of Mrs. Berthiaume. Plans
were made to put on "a missionary
program at Ivakota Farm, Clifton
Station, the mission of the National
Florence Crittenden Home.
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
Church will meet Thursday night
w. r, Ross will conduct the prayer
meeting on Wednesday,. Mrs. w. H.
Dodge will take charge Of the
B. Y. P. U. program Sunday night,
assisted by the Ladies' Group.
The Mclean Community Library
Association held a business meeting
in the Library Building Tuesday. 1t
was decided to omit the card party
next week on account of the county
fair Mrs. A. c. Gibbs and Mrs.
Bruno Wittig will be hostesses Sep
tember % at Mrs. Gibbs home. 1t
was decided that the next business
meeting should be followed by a lit
erary program, arranged by, Mrs.
Leonard Wilder, with refreshments
Furnished by Mrs. Wilder and Mrs.