Evening star., 1926-06-20
HERNDON.

HERNDON. Va. June 10 (SpeciaD
Maurice Palmer Of Washington,
formerly Of Herndon. was buried here
on Sunday. He was 80 years of age,
and is survived by his wife and five
children.
Mrs. Susan Fulton, widow of Israel
Fulton, died here on Sunday. aged rs
years. She leaves two daughters,
Miss Mary Fulton and Mrs. Charles
S. Cooper, both of this town. and one
granddaughter. Miss Mildred Cooper.
Interment was made in Chestnut
Grove Cemetery. Rev. 3'eltner of
Wiehle, assisted by Rev. McClay, con-
Quoting services.
Mrs. Bertie Byrd Slack died al her
home at Colvin Run. Surviving are
her husband, Stanley Slack, r.; three
sons and two daughters.
AT the business meeting of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist
Church held with Mrs, Samuel Laws.
Mrs. William ". Taylor was re-
elected president. Mrs. Herbert Bicks-
Ter, vice president; Mrs. Roscoe Grip
pen. treasurer. and Mrs. Zene Nc.
MILAN. secretary.
The Rector's Aid of st. Timothy's
Episcopal Church met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Harry Hummer
On Tuesday afternoon the Corban
club met In the Congregational
Church parlors.
The marriage of Miss Eleanor Eliz-
abeth Waite, daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Benjamin A. Waite of Detroit,
Mich, to William Seneca Aud of
fierndon took place Tuesday in St.
'auPs Cathedral. Detroit.
On Jhne 20 the marker erected by
Fairfax county Chapter. d. A. r.. in
memory of those from this county
who fell in the World War. will he
dedicated. The marker stands on the
courthouse lawn.
The Dranesville district SUNDAY
school convention was held in the
Floris Presbyterian Church Sunday.
Rev. g. Wilbur Shipley of Herndon ad-
dressed the meeting on Echoes of the
charlottesville State Convention.
dwelling especially on the duties of
Christian parents and teachers.
Miss Kathryn Groh spoke on the
VacatiO Bible school. and of the work
TO be accomplished by the one to he
opened here on June 2S. Miss Groh
will he in charge of the work. Mrs.
Seymour Robb will have charge OF
the junior department. and sessions
will be held in the basement of the
Presbyterian Church. Miss Louise
Rinker will have charge of the pri-
mary. and the meetings will be held in
The congregational Church. Assist
ants will be enlisted from each Sun
day school in town.
Mrs. Davis. county secretary. spoke
on the girls camp. to he held this
Summer at Bluemont, and asked that
as the numebr is limited TO % this
year. early enrollments be made
Miss Hannah Turman, q graduate
of Herndon High School. has been sp-
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County
Miss Frances Taylor has been ap
pointed assistant to the principal in
the Ashburn school y. Bernard Potts
has been appointed principal a Round
| Hill. and Miss Janet Tavenner of
| iierndon, assistant: Miss Ruby John
son has been appointed to take charge
OF the Arcola School. The All Club
held Rally day at Fairfax on Satur-
day, u parade of the clubs being the
| t1rSt thing ON the program, after
which "Ole Nirginny" was sung Miss
Helen Ricks. of the Girls club. made
the address of the day
Mrs. Robert Roy Allan was hostess
to dinner party OF u members of
the executive committee OF the
L. s. S. Jacob Jones Post. No .. of
the American Legion. District of
Columbia on Friday evening at her
home here.
On Thursday evening Mrs Allan
entertained the Fellowship Club of
st Timothy's Episcopal Church.
The Music Study Club met on Fri
daY evening with Miss Annie Gibson
Those taking part were: Mrs. William
Dawson. Mrs. Annie Robey-W er
Mrs. Harold Hanes Miss Gibson, Miss
Mcdaniel and Miss Esther Cooper.
Tomorrow. Sunday. at 10 O'Clock
the dedication of st. Joseph's Cath.
olic Church will take place. Rev. A. J.
Van Inglegem being assisted by Rev
II. Govart.
In the afternoon addresses will he
made by John r. Douglas of
Boston. Mass. Judge Bobert F.. Mat
tingly, and Messrs. Hattingan. p. j
coston and NJ. ID. Shaffer of
Washington.