Evening star., 1926-09-12
HERNDON.

HERNDON, Va, September II tSpe-
ciaD.-At the business meeting of the
Baptist church officers of the church
and Sunday school for the year be-
ginning October : We're chosen as fol-
! lows: William G.. Mills. Russell "A.
| Lynn and John Armtield, trustees:
| Barbour Chamblin, clerk Ernest Glib
son, treasurer: Miss Marion Carter.
organist, and Mrs. Walter c. Carter,
assistant; Russell A. Lyon, Chorister.
| Sunday school: Russell A. Lynn.
superintendent; Barbour Chamblin, as.
sistant; Curtis Ish. secretary; Ben1a-
min McCarty, treasurer: Mrs. William
Kephart, superintendent Of home de-
partment; Mrs L. NJ. Armtield. super
intendent Of cradle roll: Mrs. William
G.. Mills, superintendent Of primary
departments: Miss Pearl James, organ
ist and Miss Mary kephart. assistant
oreanist; Rev. G. NJ. Brown. teacher
of mems Bible class; Mrs. Estelle Ii.
Kicker, teacher of Women'S class; Mrs.
Russell A. Lynn, teacher Of young
women's class; Harvey +. Hanes,
teacher of THE Socii class (young
mems and young women's class;
William G. Mills, teacher of boys in
termediate class; Miss Aileen Allison
teacher Of girls intermediate class
Mrs. RAYMOND Thornsberry, teacher
OF junior girls class; Mrs William G.
Mills, teacher Of primary class, and
Miss Elma Gillette, teacher of be-
ginners' class. Officer Of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union are: Barbour
Chamblin, president: Leith Gibson
vice president; Miss Elma Gillette,
secretary; Joseph Gibson, treasurer:
Rev. c. NJ. Brown, Bible reader; Miss
,ie-4.
Ford. chorister: Miss Aileen Allison,
captain Of group number one; Miss
Marion Carter, captain of group mum.
ber two: Howard Armtield, captain OF
group number three.
Miss Emmeline Senne of Alexandria
and Donald McNair. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren McNair of Herndon,
were married in Washington last Sat
urday.
Rev. ]. A. Trostle and Mrs. Trostle
announce the marriage of their
daughter Cora B. to Page o.
Shoulder, September 4. the wedding
taking place at the home Of the brides
parents here, her father officiating.
A largely attended meeting of the
Masonic lodge was held Monday eve
ming, several degrees being conferred.
after which Harvey F.. Haynes made
his report of the dedication Of the Ma
sonic pavilion at the sanitarium at
Charlottesville.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Ferguson has been
appointed principal of the Sterling
school. with Miss Paulyne Elmore as
sistant; Miss Ruby B. Johnson will
teach at Arcola and Mrs. Daisy Hutch
inson at Lenah. Charles S. MunrOe
has been chosen principal of the Ash
burn school. with the following as
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Louisa. Miss Frances Taylor OF Ham
ilton. Miss E. Maude Smith Of Lees
burg; Miss Charlotte Weadon Of
Waterford and Miss Mamie Lyon of
Ashburn Miss Margaret Franklin
of Sterling and Mrs Carrie Grosclose
of Herndon will teach the school at
Pleasant Valley.
Carrie Day, colored, IS years old,
was run over by an automobile oper
ated by Miss Fl. Jackson of Belmont
Park, near Ashburn, the accident re-
sulting in her death.
The Music Study Club was enter
tained Friday evening by Mrs.
William II. Dawson. a program Of
miscellaneous composers being given.
Mrs. Dawson sang Tostfs Good
Bye Mrs Thomas Keane of Chica-
go sang "Oh, Promise Me-" Vocal Sc
lections were also given by Mrs.
Harold Fitz-HRgh Hanes and Mrs.
Floyd Thompson. Mrs Annie Robey
Walker. president of the club, gave
several instrumental numbers.
A business meeting of the Fort
nightly Club was held on Wednesday
with Mrs. Benjamin F. Mcclure, when
arrangements for the sale of lots were
discussed. Mrs Mary NJ. North was
appointed historian.