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Evening star., 1937-08-22
WARFARE !, LIVELY
OFFICERS TOPIC
Marine Corps Assignments to
China Include Washing
ton Men,

The Sino-Japanese warfare at
Shanghai is the all-absorbing topic at
Marine Corps Headquarters, these
days, with the I'd Marine Brigade Of
the Fleet Marine Force scheduled to
'shove off" shortly for the Orient,
aboard the naval transport Chaumont
and the light cruiser Marblehead, from
San Diego, Calf.
Commanding the outfit is Brig. Gen.
John c. Beaumont, who was until re-
Gently in charge Of recruiting at Ma
rine Corps headquarters. He is slated
to command the 4th Regiment of
Marines at Shanghai, post he for
merly had.
There he was very popular officer
and French, Italian, British, Chinese
and Japanese high-ranking officials
went down to the water front to see
him of, when he departed from
Shanghai. He is native of Wash
ington, where he was born October 7,
1878.
Commanding the 9Th Marines is the
former Washingtonian, Col. Thomas
S. Clarke, who commanded the Ma
rine Barracks here until last Spring,
when he went to the West Coast to
join his new outfit. President Roose-
welt commended him for the smart
appearance of the Marines in the
inaugural parade on January 20.
Lieut. Col H. Schmidt, brigade ex-
ecutive Of the outfit that is now going
to China, and Lieut.. Col. J. L. Un-
derhill, regimental executive of the
9Th Marines, both have served pre-
viously in the 4th Marines, which are
now stationed at Shanghai.
Commanding the lst Battalion of
the 9Th Marines is Lieut. Col Alphonse
De Care, who served here until few
weeks ago as public relations officer
1t Marine Corps headquarters. Com
nanding the I'd Battalion Of the outfit
is Lieut.. Col. c. q. Gates.
Marine Corps headquarters has an
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40 AND 8 WILL ELECT
DELEGATES THIS WEEK
Five to Be Named to National
Convention in New York at
Promenade Tuesday.

Forty and Fighters of the District
will choose their delegates to the an
nual convention of La SoCiete des
Quarante HommeS ct HUT Chevaux to
be held in New York next month at a
session at Potomac Boat Club Tues
day night.
Five will be selected as delegates
from group including John E. Nc
Cabe. grand chef de gare-elect: r. Jess
Chaillet, present grand chef; Fred G
Fraser. J O'Connor Roberts. James
Phillips, Albert w Tucker, T. P. Roys-
ton and Ray j. Queenin
Election also will be held for grand
avocat, an Office sought by Edward L
Marthill and L. j. P. Fichthorn. and
grand commits voyageur, for which
Charles P. Ruby and Eugene CT F1ester
are candidates. Balloting will be from
7:30 to g. Other new officers were ele-
waited without opposition.
Following the election the voyageurs
will hold their annual grand prom
enade, al which the new panel of Of
flcerS will be installed.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA

Pride Of Washington Council was
presided over by Mrs. Gladys Davis
councillor. Members were guests OF
Past Councillor Virginia Killebrev
yesterday at picnic at her Summer
cottage, Sylvan Shores, Md.
The Past Councillors Association re-
Gently was entertained at the home of
Mrs. Lorena Luehrs.
Golden Rule Council accepted the
plan of National Councillor Anna B
Harrison on q membership drive dur
ing Anniversary Month" On Sep
tember Is, the order will celebrate
the 45th anniversary of the founding
Of the Daughters of America. Mrs.
Hannah Gates presided, and an
nounced herself and Past Councillor
Edna Harris had been chosen for the
special drill at the State Convention
and Past State Councillor F1oda M
Reagan has been appointed pianist
and Deputy Naomi Z. Swami on the
committee On music.
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nounced this list Of officers of the 1st
Battalion, going to China: Maj. ]. K
Martenstein, Capt. G. E. Hayes. Capt
E. T. Peters, Capt. c. r. Allen, Capt
]. S. Monahan. Capt. T. M. Ryan
Capt. F. B. Loomis, Lieut.. O. NJ Con-
oley. Lieut.. H. R. Amey, jr.; Lieut.
F. E. Leek. Lieut. H. C. Woodhouse
ir.: Lieut.. H. B. Cain, jr.; Lieut. A. P
Stacy, Lieut.. H. S. Massie, Lieut.. w. M
Platt, Lieut.. M. C. Schultz, Lieut.. r
w. Boyd, Lieut.. A F. Johnston, Lieut.
NJ. A. Marks, Lieut.. L. w. Walt, Lieut.
E. G. Van Orman, Lieut.. w. B. Kyle
and Lieut.. L. b. Robertshaw
Officers of the I'd Battalion are:
Maj. E. w. Skinner, Capt. A. Zuber
Capt. c. j. ODonnell, Capt. O. H
Wheeler, Capt. w. T. Dodge, Capt. E.
E. Larson, Lieut. F. D. Beans. Lieut.
S. F. zeiler, Lieut.. r. T. Stivers, Lieut.
D. Goen, Lieut.. w. H. Barba, Lieut.
R. Rothwell, Lieut.. J. E. Weber, Lieut.
G. H. Brockway, Lieut. H. H. Crockett
Lieut.. H. S. Walseth, Lieut.. B. S
Hochmuth, Lieut. R. E. Honsowetz
Lieut.. M. C. Williams, Lieut.. L. w
Smith. Lieut. W. F.. Kramer and Lieut.
A. H. Weinberger.
Most Of these officers are we'll known
in Washington and at Quantico, Va
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Reserve Promotions
Are Due Before Cruise
Examining Board Busy Trying to Issue
"Crows'' Before Starting on Annual
Sea Training.

ture OF such comparatively small sum
Tor the erection of a proper building.
Drill work could be carried out with
more dispatch, and, furthermore, it
would be possible to give the officers
and men more training on small sur.
face craft, because the site proposed is
right on the bank of the Anacostla
River. Facilities for boat training
could be provided there, it was ex-
planned, which it is not possible to have
under the present conditions. Also
there would be great advantage in hav-
ing the two naval units under the same
roof, as much of the training for land
service of the bluelackets is the same
as that provided for the Marine Corps,
and they could work together on such
OF their training projects as are similar.
While they realize that there is little
nope of obtaining at this session Of
Congress the definite action which has
been taken by the President for the
local Guard, nevertheless. it is prob
able officers of the local battalion will
use this act a. a precedent for re-
neWing their requests for action by the
time the next regular Congress con-
Venes. While their program has had
the definite approval of officers of the
Navy on duty at the department and
of the Secretary Of the Navy, there
has not been any definite step taken
by these officials. it was said, to aid
the ReServiSts in getting the funds
either from Congress or from the Pub
lie Works Administration.
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EASTERN STAR

Trinity Chapter will join with other
Eastern Star chapters and Masonic
lodges in religious services at Temple
Heights today at 4 pm.
Takoma Chapter will join in the
religious services today on Temple
Heights at pm.
Mrs. Daisy Thour and Mrs. Kathe-
rine Seal Of Ruth Chapter will act
as hostesses Of the garden party to be
given Tuesday evening August ~, or
the first clear evening after that date
should 1t be raining, at s05 Bonifant
street, Silver Spring, Md.
Mrs. Harriet Pollard, Georgia 1902,
requests a call advising her of the
illness of any member.
Brookland Chapter is one of those
holding religious services 1T Temple
Heights at pm. today. t
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OFFICERS ENROLL
At ARMY COLLEGE
Fifty-Seven to Begin Special
instruction Course Here
September |.

Firty-seven officers OF the Army.
Navy and Marine Corps will begin the
1878 course of instruction at the
Army Industrial College here Sep
tembe- 10 The director OF the college
is Col. Harry B. Jordan.
During the past week the student
officers have been reporting their arrl-
val to Capt. George r. Burgess, ex-
ecutive officer Of the college. In addl-
ton to Capt. Burgess. the college staff
includes Lieut. Coils. Francis H Miles,
jr.. Frank F. ScoWden, Rudolf w. Ref
kohl. Mai Frank w. GanO, all of the
Army; Comdr. F. c. Dunham. U s. N,
and Lieut. Col William n. Best, Z. S
NJ c.
The Army membership Of the new
class includes Lieut., Coils Archie S.
Buyers, Charles Hines, John F. Kahle,
Charles N Sawyer and Carl A. Wald-
mann.
Majs Shiras A Blair, Rufus Boylan
Harrington w Cochran, Hubert W
Collins, Charles S Ferrin. Thomas
H Green, Martin E. Griffin. Ruel E.
Hewitt. John Huling, JT.. Don l.
Hutchins, Clarence P. Kane. William
H. Hasten, John A. Laird, jr.: Malcolm
S. LaWton, Hugh T Mayberry, Edwin
B Mckinley. Fred w Miller. Henry E
Minton. Kenneth NJ Moore, Francis B
L. Myer. Clarence c. Park, Joseph L.
Philips, Edward M Powers. Tom c.
Rives, Bickford E Sawyer Joseph
w. G. Stephens, William S. Wadleton
Barlow Winston and Robert T Zane
Capts. David J. Crawford William
William J. D'Espinosa. Norman D.
j. D'Espinosa. Normal D. Gille,.
Julian B. Haddon, Carson X. Heiss,
Thomas r. Howard, Lawrence c.
Leonard, Thomas E. Mahoney. Hubert
S. Miller, Harry H Mills, Albert s
| Rice, William Z. Smith, Ralph H
Tate. Reginald Whitaker and Robert
H. Wylie.
Navy officers undergoing this in
struction include Comdrs. Arthur G
Robinson, Robert R. Thompson and
VILLAIN H. Michael Lieut.. Comdr
Edward F. Ney and Lieuts. John P.
| Whitney and Frederic w Hesser.
| Marine Corps membership includes
| Majs. Gilbert D. Hatfield and Jamc
| D. Mclean.
The last nominations for promo
| ton 10 the grade of colonel left Lieut.
Col. Edgar H. Thompson as the
senior officer in his grade: those for
lieutenant colonel left Maj. William
H. Cureton as the senior ma jor, and
those for major left Capt. Victor H
Strahm as the senior captain.
No nominations have been made
for promotion TO the grades of cap
tain and first lieutenant the senior
officers awaiting promotion 10 those
grades being, respectively. First Lieut..
Elmer P. Rose and Second Lieut.. John
D. BriStOr
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Meetings This Week.

Monday - Augustus Gardner
Post, Army and Navy Club, noon,
Columbia Drum and Bugle Corps.
registers Office, Fourteenth and
Independence avenue southwest,
8 pm.
Tuesday-Victory Post, 8 pm;
James Reese Europe Post, Twelfth
Street Y. M. c. A., 8 pm; Ma
tional Cathedral Post, Wisconsin
avenue and Window place, 8
pm; Fort Stevens Drum and
Bugle Corps, Roosevelt High
School, 8 pm.
WedneSday-U. S. S. Grant
McAlexander Post, Hayloft, 8
pm; Nash Post, Ninth street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, 8
pm; Spengler Post, Thomas Cir
Gle Club, 8 pm.
Observation-Disclosures Execu-
tive Committee, District Building,
8 pm, James E. Walker Post.
Twelfth Street Y. M. c. A., 8
pm.
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D. A. y. Of DISTRICT
TO HOLD SERVICES
Religious Rites in Various
Churches to Be Held
Next Sunday.

1NeuslOuS services VIII De nelO II
/ various churches of the city next Sun,
day by the District of Columbia De.
partment, Disabled American Wal
Veterans The members will not veal
{ uniforms nor will flags be carried, Ir
! connection with the regular service.
prayers will be offered for disabled
veterans.
The churches and time for service
are:
First Congregational, Rev. Howard
Stone Anderson, II am.
Shrine Of the Sacred Heart, Right
Rev. Msgr. R. c. Gavan, II 80 am.
Washington Hebrew Congregation
DR.. Abram Simon.
Foundry Methodist Episcopal. DR.
Frederick Brown Harris, II am.
St. Marks Protestant Episcopa
Church, Rev William r. Moody
II am
First Baptist Church. Rev. Howard
Hughes Pruden, IL am
Lutheran Church of the Reforma
ton, DR.. Oscar F. Blackwelder. II am
ST. Thomas Episcopal, Dr. Howard S
Wilkinson. IL am.
Calvary Baptist, DR.. William 8
Abernethy, II am.
Mount Vernon Place M. E., South
Rev. John w. Rustin. IL am.
National Baptist Memorial Church
DR.. G. G. johnson. II am.
Maj. Maple T. Harl, national COM
mander of the D. A. ", was guest of
honor at luncheon given last Thurs
day at the Hay-Adams House by As
sistant Secretary of Interior O. L.
Chapman.
A table was set for a. the company
including the following: Mai. Harl
M. Chapman. Undersecretary of In
terror Charles West. Assistant Secre-
tary of War and Past National Com
| mander of the American Legion Louis
Johnson, Stanley Wallbank, president
of Denver Chamber of Commerce; Ira
L. Quiat of Denver, William B. Covert
commander of National Capital Chap
ter, No. 2, D. A. "; E. Claude Bab-
cock, past national commander. D. A.
"; John T. Chichester, department
commander, D. A. ". Amos K. Heimer
commander of Federal Chapter, No g.
D. A. ", Tom Kelleher of the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars; Horace Line
berg. department commander of the
American Legion: Dr. Wendell Lupd.
Resettlement Administration official.
Chapman, a member of National
Capital Chapter, D. A. ", is a close
friend of Maj. Harl. Both are resi-
dents of Denver
Lafayette Squadron, No l, Sons of
the D. A. ", had an outing to Co.
lonial Beach last Sunday and a group
Of the local D. A. v. motored to his
toric Fredericksburg, Va, making the
third social and educational tour of
the season.
The last tour of the season will be
to Valley Forge and is scheduled for
September II.
Next Saturday night National Cap
ital Chapter will hold its second moon
light ride and dance. The women's
auxiliary will cooperate, receiving
part of proceeds. The steamer Po-
tomac will leave at s:45 pm. Tickets
may be obtained at 1902 Meridian
place.
The national convention at Colum-
bus voted for a new calendar year to
end on June 80 of each year. A men,
bership drive has been launched by
National Comdr. Harl E. Claude
Babcock has been appointed member
ship chairman Of the District Depart
ment. He outlined his plans at q
meeting held last Monday night at the
McGill Building.
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largest post in the city. The greatest
honor of all won by the post was the
award of the Spafford Cup to the
post DR. the third consecutive year
and because of this the cup will be-
come the permanent possession of the
post.
New post officers will be elected at
the September meeting.
United States Treasury Post, No
80, met August 10 and nominated
William T. Slattery as candidate
for commander for 1888. Other NOM
nations were: John Maddocks and
Robert D. Beeton, senior vice COM
mander; Earl Hamilton Smith and
H. H. Warner, junior vice commander;
Patrick Flannery and Kenneth Bovav
hnance officer; James B. Gill and
William F. Barr, master at arms: AL
bert j. Novak and William Lowen
sergeant at arms; Mary Lauscher, his
torian; Malcolm Shepherd, chaplain
Nelson E. Hubel, judge advocate;
Ralph I. Graves, alternate depart
ment executive committeeman JOS
eph P. S. Roberts and J. I. Below
three-year term on the Executive
Committee; Wesley T. Wheeler, A. E
Foote and Alex Stern, one-year term.
The election of officers is on Sep
tember IA at 8 pm. at the Hayloft,
1925 Massachusetts avenue. They will
be Installed at the October meeting.
The Guard of Honor met at the
National Guard Armory with Capt
Nadeau presiding
The following officers were elected
Guy c. Nadeau, captain; John J Nc
Chimes, first lieutenant; Frank
Waple, second lieutenant, Harold J
Mclaughlin. quartermaster sergeant.
Distinguished guests were Dept.
Comdr. Mason and Past Dept. Comdr
Linebere.
Admitted to membership were Ar
thur Thomas, William B. Ludwig, Will
liam L. Collins, Thomas J. Haley,
Thomas c. Baisden. Samuel Green
berg and Joseph F. Manley.
The Guard of Honor will have week
~ drills until its departure for the
National American Legion Convention
IN New York City in September.
AT the department convention more
than 20 resolutions were presented
for the consideration of the Resolu-
tlons Committee, headed bv Gen.
Amos A. Fries of George Washington
Post. OF these. about half were re-
ported out of committee and adopted
by the convention The most impor-
tant called for an American Legion
auditorium in this city to house all
national offices and large enough to
hold conventions and large civic af-
fairs. Still others called for a con-
certed drive in this country on all
subverslve movements and as a re-
suit several members of Congress
have already requested data on this
subject in support of the Dies reso-
luton now pending in Congress and
on which hearings are soon to be
held. Yet another called for the
barring from all future Legion parades
all units who do not use the United
States salute to the flag when pass
ing in review or at any time
Another adopted would tend to
discontinue the present program of
Americanism. in that instead of each
year appointing an Americanism Of
ficer this part of the program would
be carried on by an Americanism
Commission of three members whose
terms of Office would be one. two and
three years, with the senior member
as chairman.
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LEGION AUXILIARY
ELECTS PRESIDENT
Mrs. Dorothy Harper Named
to Succeed Mrs. Mary
KiIIeen.

Mrs. Dorothy B. Harper of Sergt.
Jasper Unit. District OF Columbia De-
partment, American Legion Auxiliary,
was elected department president by
a vote of more than two to one at the
annual convention last Tuesday night
at the American Red Cross Chapter
House. She succeeds Mrs. Mary K
Killeen, Gold Star Mother and men,
Der of the Killeen Unit,
Swept to victory with her was the
entire Harper ticket Of department
officers and delegates to the National
Convention Of the American Legion
and Auxiliary to be held September
20 to % in New York City.
The vice presidents are Miss Minnie
May Hardy, Treasury Unit Mrs. Helen
McCabe, Spengler Unit, and Mrs.
Catherine Waters of Killeen Unit; SER
geant at arms, Mrs. Ethel Clark,
Treasury Unit; chaplain, Mrs. Olive
smith Carpenter Nash Unit; histori-
an, Miss Doris McLane, James Reese
Europe Unit; property cutodian, Mrs.
Frances Brown, Victory Unit: color
bearers, Mrs. Isabel Steinbraker, Kill
leen Unit, and Mrs. Helen Ware, Sergt,
Jasper Unit.
Delegates chosen were Mrs Mary K.
Killeen, chairman OF the delegation;
Mrs Dorothy Harper, Mrs. Mary Cor
win, Miss M, Edna Mcintosh, Mrs
Perna Zott and Miss Minnie Nav
Hardy The alternates are Mrs. f.
Louise Warren. Mrs Marie Dyer, Mrs.
Catherine Waters. Mrs. Mary Schaum-
leffle, Mrs. Julia Brown and Mrs. Ruth
Turner
Immediately following the election
was the ceremony of installation of
department officers together with the
officers of the various units.
Mrs. Ellen Louise Warren, DEPART
ment vice president assisted Mrs. Kill
leen, and presided during the election.
The department officers assisted in the
installation. giving the obligation of
their office to the incoming officer
Mrs. Warren placed the past presi-
dents pin upon Mrs Killeen on retir-
ing from office.
In accordance with constitutional
provision an executive meeting WAS
held Thursday evening at the Y. W.
c. A., GA E street.
The national executive committee
woman, Miss Nicie B. Perrell. in COM
pany with the president ELECT of the
Stephen P. McGroarty Unit attended
the dinner given in honor of the ma
tlonal president. Mrs. Oscar w. Hahn,
at the Mayf1ower Hotel on Tuesday
afternoon.
Washington Police Unit at the de-
partment convention received the
Dorothy B. Harper award for wom-
ems posts or units either in the Legion
or auxiliary with a membership less
than 100 last year. This trophy was
awarded to the unit for having the
largest percentage of gain over that
OF last year on June 80. The trophy
itself is in the form of silver water
pitcher.
lhe unit was also awarded a cash
prize for having the best Americanism
and national defense program during
the year, the presentation being made
oy the donor. the department chair
man OF Americanism and National
Deiense, Mrs. Catherine Hood
In addition the unit also re.
celved citation for having rendered
merllorlous service to the auxiliary
oy having 100 per cent paid-up
membership enrolled on January |
1887, and exceeding that of the pre-
vious year.
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Problem of Truth.

The problem of truth is to discover
the nature Of the agreement between
the things of the mind, our ideas, and
the reality of which ideas are the
knowledge. We ct1 the agreement
truth.
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dates:
Monday, pm. band concert at
the Marine Barracks.
Tuesday, $50 pm, band concert at
the U. S. Army Medical Center OVAL
ter Reed General HospitaD.
Wednesday, 7:30 pm. band con-
sert at the United States Capitol.
Thursday, 7:3o pm, band concert
at the D. C. World War Memorial
Potomac Park.
Friday, II am. band concert, Pa
triotic Shut-ins Dream Hour" band
auditorium, Marine Barracks: 2 pm.
band concert at st. Elizabeth's Hos
| pital
The schedule of the United States
Army Band, Capt. Thomas F. Darcy,
leader, includes the following concerts
to be given during the coming week:
Monday, S pm, in the Army Band
Auditorium; 7:30 pm, at the District
OF Columbia World War Memorial Po-
tomac Park.
Tuesday, 7:45 pm, at the Sylvan
Iheater, Washington Monument
grounds.
Thursday, $50 pm, in the band
auditorium.
FRIDAY, 2 pm, at st. Elizabeth's
Hospital; 7:30 pm, at the United
States Capitol.
Saturday, 1890 am, in the band
auditorium.
concerts by the United States Sol
diers' Home band, bandstand.
Tuesday, 7 pm. John S. M. zim-
mermann, bandmaster; Anton Point
ner, assistant:
oyerinr. ooarsh, Virgins statesman" waulter
O'e o4sas1f spani:h PGR 4lIlass s9'10se safr.nef
3 .".SSancho Panzo
4. Don Quixote"
ecfnes ier fTRm Rso,as the opera, Der Rosenkava-
Patrol The Ame9ic,nv 70 RiHhard Strauss
VaIns ins M5nInture. pn1n ''Poupee valsant' Dane,
Finale; sixteenth Reit'---pflaint Regiment Ios.1
Thursday, pm:
eaEsh Ths Sossmunds s135it e
MgrcesS; Ths, sextett. from Laeis Lssas0edi 81
nH moor Donizetti
Clarke Mulhausen and Garrett.
o'TneS Tagisrom from the posthumous opera. I'll
Popular numbers "Pettin' in the PARK Pat
MMeirren; Moonbeams. Kiss Her For
yalsette, "one Sweet D.y"---zamechnik Hnus
flnaie. Sons of Australia LithgoV
The Star spangled Banner"
Saturday, 7 pm:
Ms5eh; The Flag Lieutenant"--Paul T.
Overture. william Tell" tRequesteH
Cal. Rossini
+ ..1sd4.,Gt Tne Gonaaolier" ;ona r"----Garden simons
" fofsotten -------------Co Cowles
Musician Robert T. Clark
Scenes from the Opera, Faust Gounod
Popular numbers. Will You Remember
Valse petite. Lady of MY Dreams"
Mrs. Ruth 6. Clark
psSis:tea Is. rts y .dr nTs rrs.nkln Roe:evsit
The Star Spangled Banner"
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BAND CONCERTS.

HE U. S. Navy Band, Lieut.
Charles Benter conducting, will
play at the Capitol Monday evening
at 7:30.
A concert will be given at the Sal
LOU. Navy Yard, Monday afternoon
at 80.
Evening star., 1937-08-22

The national executive committee
woman, Miss Nicie B. Perrell, in COM
pany with the president elect of the
Stephen P. McGroarty Unit attended
the dinner given in honor of the ma
tlonal president. Mrs Oscar w. Hahn.
at the Mayf1ower Hotel on Tuesday
afternoon.
Evening star., 1937-08-22

Sergt. Jasper Post was honored
when it was awarded the cup for the
best marching unit in the recent
American Legion convention parade
and later during the convention ses-
sions was awarded the Farnk L.
Packham Trophy for having the
Milford chronicle., 1937-02-12

.ired High School, Laurel: Mary King
Milton High School. Milton.
Membership - John G.. Leach
chairman, Beacon College, Whining
ton; Laura o. Richardson, Pierre S
dupont High School. Wilmington;
Elizabeth Berry, Seaford Higf
School, Seaford.
Meetings-Luther M. Weaver, Jr.
chairman, Pierre S. dupont High
School. Wilmington; Alvah S. Phil
lips, Goldey College, Wilmington;
Ella Glib. Caesar Rodney High
School, Wyoming.
Legislative-Mrs. Gladys Roscoe,
chairman, Dover High School, Do
yer; George w. Wright, John Bass
EFT Moore High School, Smyrna: Fl.
E. McMahan. Wilmington High
School, Wilmington.
The executive committee of the
association is composed of the offi-
GERS and the chairmen OF the stand
ing committees.
Prof. R. w. Helm of Newark, is
president of the Delaware State Ed
ucation Association, of which the ID.
c. T. A. is a section.
Miss Margaret S. Lingo will be the
Epworth League leader next Sunday
evening at GAS o'clock. Her subject
will be Reading the Bible" There
was an especially good attendance
last Sunday evening. Let's make 1t
even better.
VI. L. Church News
Rev. Z. c. Hallman, District Su-
perintendent. will preach at the
church service at the church next
morning at 1920 O'Clock.
The following Monday evening the
fourth quarterly conference will be
held with Rev. Hallman presiding.
All reports of the work of the
church organizations are to be
handed in at that time.
Misses Edith Massey and Thelma
Lank and Linden Brittingham and
Fred Reed, Jr.. will represent the
Epworth League at the annual con-
ference of Methodist Youth to be
held in Wilmington, February 1921.
Members of the League will hold a
bake sale in the Walls Building next
10 the bridge. Saturday morning,
13, for the purpose of
raising funds to send the delegates. |