Evening star., 1926-09-12
FORESTVILLE.

FORESTVILLE, Va. September II
(SpeciaD-There was a large at
tendance at Forestville day, Satur-
day, gross receipts tOtaling approx
mately $1,400. Forestville won ball
games against the boys Of Greene
County and Thompson's Dairy of
Washington. With the victory over
the Mclean Fire Department in the
tug-of-war in the afternoon, Forest
vile won permanent possession of
the silver loving cup.
Former Senator Walter oliver of
Fairfax delivered the charge to the
knights In the tournament. which
started at o'clock. Roy Poole, who
won first place and $50, crowned Miss
Aileen COrnwell Of Washington as
queen Of love and beauty in the cor
onation exercises. ,Adrick Daley. Win
ner Of SIS. transferred his place to
Russell Daley. who crowned his wife
first maid. John Carper of Mclean
won third place and $40 and crowned
his wife second maid. and Willard
Daley of Forestvllle won fourth place
and SIS, crowning his wife. II. f.
Hanes Of HerndOn delivered the cor
onation address IN the evening.
WOmen's Sports Varied.
Mrs. II. r. Dawson was in charge
of all the sports for women, assisted
by Mrs. Gilmore. j. f. Pearson and
d. d. Cornwell as judges. The ladies'
mailing contest was won by Mrs. Grant
Tricket of Colvin Run. first, and Mrs.
Archie Walker Of Prospect Hill, sec
ond. First prize in the fat ladies'
race went to Mrs. w. l.. Tysinger of
Washington; second, to Mrs. J. Cock
eril of Washington. and. third, to
toll cF Enrocf vile Tho
skinny ladies' race was won by Mrs.
Archie Walker of Prospect Hill, and
the race for girls between Is and 20
by Miss T.. Wcntzell. The pony was
won by K. w. Gray Of F'orestyille. and
the oil painting Of Great Falls from
the Virginia Side" by G. r. Gardner,
went to Ray Henderson. Y. l.. Brad
ford and Fletcher Follin. each regis
tering eight children present, won
first and second prizes on the largest
families, getting one barrel OK flour
each NJ r. Morris and Stanley
Gardiner, registering seven children
each, divided the remaining three
quarters Of q barrel of -four as third
and fourth prizes.
Six prizes were awarded in the
baby show to the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Costello Of Center
vile and the son of Mr.. and MRS.
THOMPSON, in the 6-monthS-to-1 year
class: TO the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson. now of Washington, but
formerly of ForeStYille. and the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips of Franklin
Park in the ttto2-year-old class,
and TO the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Russell Hicks Of Forestville and the
son of Mr. Lewis Wynkoop OF Colvin
Run in the 2-to-3-year-old class.
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the school hall Wednesday.
Revival Meetings Shift.
ftevival services held at Salem
Church have been we'll attended. Be-
ginning Sunday evening. the meet
ings will be held in Arnon Church:
Rev. Glenn Cooper of Arnon, Dorsey
Sturgis Of Salem and a. Fl. Shumate
of Mclean are in charge.
The fiftieth anniversary of Salem
Church will be observed tomorrow
with special church services at IL
am. and $50. Rev. c. T. Nowlan
OF the Eastern Shore. Md. will preach
In the morning and Rev. T. W.
Crosby OF Washington. pastor at
Salem Church 25 years, will give the
afternoon address A history OF the
church will be read and special music
has been prepared. Mrs. Annie
oliver, Miss Eolene Follin, George
CornweI and H. c. Cornwell. as a
quartet, will sing in the morning, and
Mrs. A. T. Davis and Miss Annie
Cornwell will sing 4 duet. In the
afternoon the augmented choir Will
give the anthem. "tIark. Hark. My
So,,r" Members OF the church plan
70 bring their dinner Sunday and eat
it in the church grounds. inviting all
visitors TO share with them.
Miss Eolene Folltn leaves FOR her
sophomore year at William and Mary
College Monday.