Evening star., 1938-07-17

AAiulcoidtcly hlCcT GIlc I1llSn OF LIe
parade.
At the last meeting Of the Sergt.
Jasper Post, held in the Pythian Tenn
pie, delegates and alternates to the
department convention we're elected
Comdr. Daniel M. Goodacre, who will
be the chairman of the delegation, and
Fred G. Fraser, national head Of the
Forty and Eight, who is also a men,
ber of the post, were elected by ac-
clamation. Other delegates are Edgar
H. Baker. Russell w. Clarkson, Ayden
A. Dibble, Mark A. Droughman,
Thomas J. Frailey, John c. Gray,
Hiram w. Hummer, william P. Kersh-
ner, Mark T. Little, Edward L. Mar
thill, c. Francis Mccarthy, Harold
Mclaughlin, Douglas O. Reed and
Harry N. Ware. The alternates are
Harry S. Bell, Louis r. Dennis, Robert
Fain, Charles M. Flanagan, William
j. Grenfell, Charles A. Koenig, George
Lee, Paul Ludwig, Redford T. Medlln,
William A. McCallum. Francis c. Nc
Kenna, John j. Orlosky, Daniel M. c.
Patterson, Charles c. Pierce, Max
Rosedale and James T White.
Comdr. Goodacre appointed Hiram
W. Hummer to serve on the Depart
ment Resolutions and Constitutional
Amendments Committees, William P.
Kershner on the Credentials Commit
tee and Mark T. Little on the Rules
Committee.
The post instructed its delegates to
vote for Joseph J. Malloy, national
executive committeeman and a MEM
Der Of the post. who will be running
for reelection at that time.
Forty-six new members were ad-
mitted to membership.
The hnal meeting Of Jane A. Delano
Post for the year was held at the home
OF Vice Comdr. Owens, 304 Edgewood
avenue. Silver Spring. Md, on July
10. Annie Miller of Garfield Me-
mortal Hospital was elected COM
mander for 1889. Delegates to the
department convention were elected as
follows: Comdr. Julia Long, Winifred
Nichols, Loretta Ann Maloy and Ethel
Carson. Alternates: Mary Emery
Anne D. Pryde, Isabel knight and
Hazel Bachschmid. Anne Pryde.
former director of welfare and relief
Of the American Legion, Department
OF the District of Columbia, has re-
signed her position as matron of the
Women Veterans Facility, Bay Pines,
Fla, and will remain in Washington.
A party celebrating the 18th an
niversary Of the post was held. Re-
freshments were served. The next
meeting will be held in September.
Columbia Post, No. "a, will have q
special meeting tomorrow to elect their
delegates and alternates to the de-
partment convention. The post will
hold . social on July 2l. Notice will
be sent to members later.
Victory Post No. 4, will nominate
officers on July 20, at its clubrooms,
1882 Eighteenth street NV.
Delegates to the department con-
vention were elected last Tuesday
Comdrs. Mike Thomas, Morris A.
Bealle and Pat Gill: Alternates, Rice
w. Means, Edgar c. Mcdonald, A.
L. Leasman and Lloyd F. Gray
At q meeting of United States
Treasury Post, No. IS, on July IL the
following delegates were elected to
the department convention: William
T. Slattery, Robert D. Beeton, Charles
DALEY, Kenneth B. Bovay and Thacker
v. Walker. Alternates elected, Ed
ward L. Merzereau, j. William Lowen
John v. Hazard, Oscar Kibbey and
Ralph r. Riley.
The post will hold a watermelon
feast in the near future, and a rising
vote Of thanks was given to Alex
Stern for arranging to enter five boys
in the Soap Box Derby under spon-
sorship of the post.
New members accepted were Earl
Lund and w. T. Bowling.