The Washington times., 1925-03-09
$500 UNPAID ON
Hyatt TSV|LLE
FIRE TRUCK
- "HN
Citizens Urged to Contribute
to FundcompiIe History
Of Department

EVANSVILLE, Nd, March 81
with about $500 still unpaid on the
new combination hose and chemical
motor truck recently acquired by
the localN department. officials Of
the HyattsvilIe fire department to-
day urged those who have not yet
contributed toward the apparatus
to do so. The department is to
meet tonight at 5 O'Clock in head
charters in the municipal building
The firemen are now gathering
material preliminary to compiling
history OF the local department
which was organized firsD as a
bucket brigade about thirty-five
years ago, and will welcome any
information that would make for u
complete history.
Parliamentary law, rug-mal1ing
and nutrition are among courses
now being conducted by the Hyatts-
Vile Woman's Club. The classes
! are open to all women of the town.
The parliamentary law group meets
health center, No. IA Maryland
avenue. The rug-making group will
meet next Wednesday afternoon at
| 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. HI.
T. Willis, Maryland avenue, and
the nutrition section, March Is, at
the health center.
These students of the high school
at Bowie, Prince Georges county
school, had perfect attendance
records for February:
BeuIah Beckett. Viola Collins,
Dorothy and Sylvia Seaton, Eleanor
Seitz. Ruth Willette, Frances
Schafer, william Reilly. Preston
Turner and Lester Harman.
George C. Howard. is principal OF
the high school and Mary I. Dunn
the assistant.
pupils of the sixth and seventh
grades OF the Bowie school who had
clean attendance records for Feb
ruary are:
Nelson Kimmel Carroll Mulikin,
Luther Brown, Victor Dufour, Mel
son I1eitch. Alfred Merkel, Cora and
Thelna Harman, Eleanor White,
Helen Reilly, Dorothy and Mildred
Showalter, Louise Smith, Janette
Wildman, Kathryn and Mary Bau-
man, Mary Fladung and Leona
Reum. Miss Gladys Finney is the
teacher.
These pupils of the third, fourth
and fifth grades. taught by MISS
Regina Sohlaer, had perfect records
for the same period: Agnes Fladung,
lane Seitz. John and Alice Cowan,
Pearl Brown, Alma Heine. Eliza
beth Wildman, Frances Deutsch,
Alvin. wilbur and Robert Harman,
Rovce Payne, Jack and Patsy Yer
million. Jesse White, Naomi McCau-
lev. Frances Shegogue, Elizabeth
Straining, Burean Gardner, Eddy
Merkle and Fred and James vance.
resolution was unanimously
adopted to increase the capltai
stock from $4,000 to $4,000 at
the annual meeting of stockholders
| of the Indian Creek Laundry COM
pany, Inc. o,.,,
of the laundry plant at Brancn'
Vile were discussed pending the
floating of a $4,000. bond issue Of
the corporation. The company is
doing rough dry and damp family
washing and is also conducting a
The following officers We're re-
elected for 1926: Major Ralph ii.
Case, president; 7. Raymond Burch,
secretary and general manager, and
Herbert II. Smith, treasurer.
| The Rev. Charles l.. Monroe
rector of ST. Matthews r. II. par
ish, of which Pinkney Memorla,
Church here is a part preached
yesterday in Christ Church, Rich
Inond. Virginia. Next Sunday at
4:3O D. m. he will preach in ST.
Margaret's Church, Washington.
IOther Lenten engagements for the
lRev. Mr.. Monroe are: March 1929,
at Ascension Memorial Church. New
York city; March 25, st. Marks
Church, Culpeper, Virginia; March
.|27, Church of Our Saviour, Wash
inston; April /, st. James Church,
Bowie; April 3, st. Georges Chapel,
Glenndale. Maryland: