The Washington times., 1925-02-28
WOULD ASK BIDS
ON ARLIVGT0 ON
ROADS
Supervisor Tells How Money
Under Proposed Bond Issue
viii Be Expended

ARLINGTON COUNTY. Feb. %.
With much discussion going on
throughout Arlington district re-
garding the manner in which the
roads in the prosposed bond issue
win be built, C. r. Taylor today
stated that he has been assured
by william j. Ingram, supervisor
of Arlington district. that in the
event the bond issue carries all
roads viii be built by contract.
Bids win be asked for in accord.
ance with specifications. drawn and
approved by the State Highway
Copmission. and all contracts VIII
be approved before being awarded
by the commission. said Taylor.
The construction Of all roads VIII
be under the direct supervision Of
an engineer of the highway com
mission and the county engineer,
he said.
At Q special called meeting Ct
the Ballston Citizens Association
held last night In the Ballston IRE
house with the newly elected
president, Major e. w. r. Ewing.
presiding. the personnel Of the
standing committees were IN
nounced by the president 80 fal-
Roads ana streets. Thomas J.
Crack, chairmen; G. c. DaTr and
Don Briscoe; public utilities. Major
q. w. r. Ewing, chairmen; Ray
Cogswell and L. Garland Kendrick
sewerage, Mrs. Catherine NJ. Rog-
ers, chairman; public welfare. Mrs.
M. e. Jacobs; membership. Thomas
J. Crack. Mrs. Grace Whire. Mrs.
Catherine n. Rogers and Don Bris-
cOe. Delegates to the Arlington
County Civic Federation, John w.
Rogers. Thomas =. Crack ana
Major e. w. r. Ewing.
Army and Navy Night..s no
feature night Of Columbia Lodge,
No. 285, A. r. and A. NJ. win b
held tonight in the Masonic Temple
at Clarendon at o'clock. A. b.
Mason's Of Texas. win be ~the hon
ored guest.
The master Maaon's degree win
be conferred by the degree team
OF the lodge, which win be followed
by q banquet.
At the annual election Oe 0ffI-
GERS Of the ladies' aid society 0f
the Cherrydale Methodist church.
Mrs. william Donaldson was elect
ed president. Other officers elect
ed were: Mrs. Samuel g. Warner.
vice president; Mrs. Harry Reid.
secretary: Mrs. Leroy Hammond.
treasurer, nd Mrs. Eber Inbodys
corresponding secretary.
Rapid progress now 10 being
made at the plant Of the KOla Mist
Company In Clarendon.
c. r. Taylor, president OF the
company, said today that IL is ex
pected to have the plant in opera
ton within . few weeks.
More than fifty members Of Ar
lington Lodge, No. 1913. ]. O. O. F..
last night went to Alexandra.
meeting OF Potomac Lodge. for the
official visit Of Samuel d. ROgerG-
grand master Of Odd Fellows Of
Virginia. Other lodges attend1ne
were from Potomac. Falls Church
and AccOttnck.
Plans for the annual banquet Of
the F. NJ. B. club OF the Clarendon
Methodist church. to be given ct
Harvey's, in Washington. March
90, are being rapidly completed, an
nounced President A. F. SpaPchot
last night.
The committee IN charge Of ar
rangements are George Watt, chair
man, Adrian Jewell. Howard Payne
and William F. Carr.
The Reverend e. L. Smelling.
pastor Of the Clarendon Presby-
terrain church, will conduct services
at IL o'clock tomorrow and at 3
o'clock he will preach In the
Methodist church, Arlington. Sun
day school will be at GAS .. m.
with C. L. Ahalt presiding. and the
Christian Endeavor society viii
meet in the Clarendon church ut
7:45 o'clock.
Tonight at o'clock the Cherry
dale fire department will repeat
the minstrel show given recently
in the .firehouse auditorium.
A marriage license was issued
Yesterday to Dewey H. Johnson and
Ruth Marie Hewitt. both OF Del
Ray.
The regular March meeting OF
the Women's Civic Club Of Claren-
don will be held Tuesday at 2
o'clock at the home OF Mrs. Tier
ney.