Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-09
EXTENSION OF D. c.
STREETS IS SOUGHT
Cl1every Citizens Would Con.
tinue Maryland, New York
and South Dakota AYES.
apecial DISPATCH to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHEVERLY, Nd, December g.
Cheverly Citizens Association has de-
cided to work theoretically for the eX-
tension of Maryland, New York ano
South Dakota avenues into Maryland
from the District of Columbia. Sen
ators PHILLIPS. Lee Goldsborough and
Millar% E. Tydings and Representatives.
Stephen w. Gambrll and FREQ N
Zihlrnan of the fifth and sixth Mary
land districts, respectively. are TO be
asked to work for these projects.
7 MS was decided at the last meeting
of Inc association.
F. w. Cast. chairman OF the schooi
and playground committee, reported
fhas he had learned that the Prince
Georges County school bonds soon
would go on the market and that work
on lle addition to the school here pos
Sibly would start next Spring
Recommendations of the executive
comriittee were adopted with an amend
meng voted to include the lighting of
Boulevard and other streets.
Delegates Approved.
BeH H. Wise, president of the asso-
ciatioA: Mrs. w r. Gather. G. Wat
son Lambert William A. Link and j. w,
Davis were approved as delegates for
1880 tn the Federation of Citizens As
sociations of Prince Georges County.
Twenty dollars was presented the
association by G. Watson Lambert, di-
rector of the Cheverly Players, repre-
senting proceeds from a recent dra-
matte presentation. A rising vote of
thanks was given the group. The
treasurer reported cash balance of
$15584.
1t was moved that the association
officers be authorized 70 have the next
meeting minutes nliSneographed and
sent to property owners.
1t was announced that there would
be Christmas community singing in
Cheverly Christmas eve. Plans for the
event will be announced later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard L. Riedel were
admitted to membership.
A musical in which the Casteel sisters.
Mr. Naecker and Master Fred Pavay
took part followed the transaction of
business. Light refreshm !ntS were
served.
Standing Committees.
Standing committees of tie associa-
ton have been appointed fc. the en-
suing year as follows, the fiist-named
in each case being chairman:
Memberships. N. Stricklin, Mrs. L.
H. Hattman, Mrs. NJ. Histed, Mrs. w.
A. Link Mrs. William c. Petrie and
Mrs. L. A. Scheidt.
Public utilities and street improve
ment-W. r. Gather, r. w. Bellamy.
A. P. Buck. B. L. Casteel r. N Covert,
L. H. Hattman, C. L. Metcalf, j. L.
Opport, r. Shelk and A. p fswann.
Sanitation. W. Davis, Dr, j.. T.
Maloney. C. M Hogeland, b. Hansen
and William C. Petrie.
Fire and police protec !.on-Glen
Edgington, MGR. Donald, C. E. Fogel,
+ ]. B. Kearns and j. N. Ogle.
School and Playground. w. Cast,
A. w. Booth. c. e. CUP, F. w. Nickel,
z. D. Preston and c. w. Riodick.
Publicity-G. Watson Lambert. A. G.
Brarham, Mrs. t. G.. Borden, Mrs. r.
N. Covert, Mrs. A. Davidson, Mrs. j. N.
Ogle and Mrs. Bert H. Wise.
House-Mrs. William r. Gather, Mrs
w. L. Atwater, Mrs. A. P. Buck, T. G..
Borden, Mrs. j. W. Davis, Mrs MGR.
Donald Mrs. Glen Edgington, Mrs. j.
A. Harris, Mrs. C. NJ. Hogeland, Mrs.
j. v. Feather, Mrs. c. E. Fogel, Mrs.
@. Watson Lambert, Mrs. M. H. Marie,
Mrs. Fl. Naylor, Mrs. c. L. Metcalf, Mrs.
r. w. Nickel Mrs. c. w. Riddick, Mrs.
r. N Stricklin, Mrs. G. Thompson and
Mrs. M Thompson.
Finance-M. H. Maier; Miss M. Histed,
J. B. Newman and G.. Thompson.
Economy and taxation-C.~ w Rid
dick, w. l.. Atwater, Mrs r. w. Bellamy,
Mrs. F. w. CAST Mrs. S. Hansen, j. A.
Harris, F. Last, H Naylor, Mrs. j. B.
Newman. Judge Hugh O'Neil, Mrs. E.
d. Preston, Mrs. V. Raison, Mrs. L. A.
Scheidt, j. Sabore and Mrs. R. Shelk.