Evening star., 1927-06-12
POTOMAC.

POTOMAC, Va, June II (SpeciaD-
"Hiawatha" was presented by the
young women of st. Agnes School
Monday evening on the school campus
to an audience composed of the pa
irons and friends of the school. AS
sisting in the play were the younger
children who attend the school. On
Tuesday the exercises of the school
were held. This is the third year OF
the schools existence, the school hav
ing rs pupils.
At the meeting of the aid of the
Baptist Church Thursday evening it
was voted to serve dinner in the
town hall June 20 for the parsonage
fund. The meeting was presided over
by Mrs. George Timberlake of Mount
Ida. The next meeting will be held
at the church.
The Junior Order of Master Me.
chanics met in the town hall Tuesday
night. One candidate was initiated.
There were IL applications for mem
ing. which will be held June 20 in the
town hall.
Candidates for the State Senate will
make addresses in the town hall June
%. Luncheon will be served by the
Parent-Teacller Association. The Or.
ganiZed Woman Voters of. Arlington
County will attend.
The "Willing Workers" class of the
Methodist Episcopal Church Smet
Thursday with Mrs. Harry Sturdevin,
on Russell road.
Children's Day Exercises.
sChildren's day celebration will take
place tomorrow at IL o'clock, in the
Methodist Episcopal Church. The ex.
ercises are under the direction of Miss
Sadie Freeman. There are SO chill.
dren taking part in the exercises.
At the meeting of the Auxiliary of
the Potomac Fire Department, held
Thursday, officers for the year elected
were Mrs. William Klysteuber, presi.
dent; Mrs. John r. Harding, vice pres.
ident; Mrs. Junius Cobean, secretary,
and Mrs. Rhoda Thorpe, treasurer.
Mrs. Elizabeth Nails, one of the old.
est residents of Lloyd, died Friday at
the home of her daughter in Norfolk
The body was brought to her daugh.
ter'S home on Belfonte avenue Sun.
day. the funeral taking plane Monday
at o'clock and Rev. ]. r. Sewers OF
Potomac and Tev. Vernon of Alexan
dria officiating. Burial was in Christ
Church Cemetery.
The town council held its monthly
meeting Monday evening, with every
member present but one. Bills to the
amount of $749.49 were ordered paid
The town sergeant reported $4,000
taxes collected. 1t was decided to put
four-hour parking limit on Hume
avenue. The council authorized the
opening of street connecting Hume
avenue with Raymond avenue. A
committee from a Washington con-
Germ was present showing street signs
and a committee was appointed to re-
port at the next meeting.
Sunday School Institute.
Starting Sunday evening the Baptist
Sunday School will hold a Sunday
school institute every evening for a
week, which will be conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Reese of the State board, assisted
by the pastor, DIR. Sewers.
Mrs. Sewers Bible class met with
Mrs. N. c. Conway on Belfonte ave
nue.. After the business meeting a So
cial hour was spent
The Baptist Sunday school will cele.
brate Children's day tomorrow at 8
pm. at the church. The exercises will
be in charge of Mrs. Nita Brauddus.
George Mason High School closed
yesterday. Class night exercises were
held Wednesday in the auditorium. A
dance followed. The commencement
program was Thursday. Ethel s. Lig.
gen was salutatorian. P. P. Campbell
gave the address. The valedictoriar
was Clarence M. Hawkins.
The Mount Vernon Elementary
School closed Friday with a program
by the pupils of songs, recitations
anC a play.