Evening star., 1926-08-22
HERNDON.

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ciaD.-"B "Bigger-Better" is the Hern-
don Day slogan this year. and the
annual event. August %. will come
up to expectations If plans made by
he committee are carried out. The
food committee consists Of Mrs. Rus
sell Lynn. Mrs. George Buell. and Mrs.
Allen Kirk. 1t will choose large
number of assistants. William II.
Dawson. Harry and George Bready
w. W. Wyatt and Julian Thompson
form the committee on stands: Mrs.
Harry Sa ger Mrs. Roscoe Crippen
and Mrs. Herbert Seaman. fancy work
committees Harry A. Sager. F.. Ner-
non Haines. Benny McCarty. Ray
mond Thornsberry and Thomas Cart
wright. soft drinks: Mrs. Jennie Brad
way. Mrs. f.. Nj. Armfield. Mrs. Lula
Cooper and Mrs. Annie Robey- Walker,
lemonade: Mr.. and Mrs. George CO.
berth. committee on hot dogs =:
Ralph Ennis, Ralph and Howard Arm
field. Ralph Crouch Russell Miller.
Melville Walker and Russell Gillette.
ice cream. Ralph Ennis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Hanes. Mrs. William Meyer,
Mr.. and Mrs G. Robert Simms. Mrs.
Ralph Chambln. Frederick Robinson
and Frank Humme. special commit
tee: Dr. Bernard Poole, committee
on tug -of-war": n. carlton Hanes
and Miriam Shipley. program: Viii
liam H. Dawson. dancing. Mrs. Ju-
liam D. Thompson will have charge Of
the baby show. Mrs. Lucille Ala n
will arrange dancers for the Charles
ton" and other fancy dances. Asa E..
Bradshaw, Herbert Seamans. Ray
Wrenn. George Bready, J. l.. Mach
mann and r. Edgar Reed will have
charge Of admission. the charges for
which will he - and 25 cents. Mrs.
Arthur Buell. will have charge of the
grab bag: Willis McGlincy. 7, Ed
gar Aud and Stanley Hanes will ar
range the ball games: Grayson Hanes
will have charge Of the side shows;
Miss Virginia kache. Miss Rebbie de
Butts. Hazel and Dora Crippen, Miss
Elma Middleton and Mildred Cooper
have candy and cigarettes: F. Newton
Mohler Walter Carter. William God
frev and Cassius Lawrence are the
committee on water supply; George
and Allen Eosenherger and G. G..
Windle are the committee on lights.
ANA Misses Marjorie Reed and Mamie
Cro}InSe are cashiers. The Boy
scouts. under supervision of Scout
master Sager. will have charge of
parking. Prizes have been offered for
the largest family on the grounds.
boy or girl having most freckles. and
for the prettiest baby girl and the
handsomest baby boy under years.
Game Warden Reappointed.
A. f. Carter has been reappointed
game warden for Fairfax County.
Herndon won the league game OF
base hall Saturday from Upperville
the score being to 0. Sunday Hern-
don won from Purcellville. to s.
These games end the Loudoun County
season. Upperville having won the
first half OF the split season and
Round Hill the second half. The
championship games between these
two teams will be played the coming
week.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Hall died at
her home in Philomont. aged SO years.
Surviving are a son, G. w. Hall. and
FIVE daughters, Mrs. Anna Jacobs OF
Cherrydale Mrs. Minnie Gordon or
Middlehurg. Mrs Elizabeth Gordon of
Philomont. Mrs. Dora Wright and
Mrs. Emma Green Of Middleburs.
|. II. Mock died at his home in
Waterford after an illness OF three
wears. He is survived by his widow
and three daughters.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Hankla has
been appointed high school assist
a nj al Ashburn.
Herndon High School appointments
have been made as follows: Miss
Nancy Gregory Edwards of Richmond,
principal: Mrs. Granville White. as
Sistant to the principal; Miss Brown
of Danville head of the business
course. Mrs. Annie Robey-W'alker. di-
rector of music Miss Lula Ferguson.
Miss Gertrude Carrier. Miss Nina
Ford. Miss Elizabeth Bernard, Miss
Elizabeth Hutchison and Miss Eliza
beth Iillsman. grade teachers. The
positions of high school assistant and
athletic leader have not been filled.
Farmers Club Outing.
Farmers club. No. 4. will omit the
August business session and Will 60
on picnic to Chesapeake Beach. NO
! met in aH-day session Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. 3. William Middle
ton. the afternoon session being taken
nm with discussions of the rotation OF
crops and dairying.
Rev. Ashley White Of West Nlr-
einia preached at the Presbyterian
Church Sunday morning. Rev. o.
Wilbur Shipley, the pastor. being on
his vacation.
At the August meeting of the town
council routine business was trans
acted and bills ordered paid. A re-
mort of roads and streets shows great
Improvement The street from the
Eden street pike TO the schoolhouse
has been completed and is macadamed
from the curb, making a parking
place for cars.
Crockett {. Carr, president of the
Fairfax County Community League.
was the chief speaker al Chester
brook TUESDAY evening, advocating
the need for cooperation.
The Southern Methodist Sunday
school held its annual picnic Tuesday,
the dav being spent at the zoo.