Evening star., 1939-10-15

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Hill Post, 800 Monroe street
NE; Potomac Electric Power
Post, Pepco Building; Fort Ste
vens Drum and Bugle Corps
l Post, Roosevelt High School.
Wednesday,: Stanley Church
Depue Post, 1926 Massachusetts,
avenue NV.
Thursday: Kenna Main Post,
2407 Minnesota avenue Sc.
Friday: Agriculture Post, Ag-
riculture Building, room 1899,
South Building.
lumbia National Guard, and George
McLeish, department commander Of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars, made
short addresses.
The following appointments were
announced by the commander:
Membership officer. Ernest H. Camp
bell; adjutant, William Mashburn;
chairman, Ways and Means Com
mittee, Leon B. Lambert.
Flowers were presented to Mrs.
Edna Sheriff., president of the Lin
coin Unit of the auxiliary and Mrs.
Mildred S. Percy, wife Of the COM
mander.
Gen. U. G. McAlexander Post held
| its installation dance October 7
at Stansbury Hall. Acting Depart
ment Comdr. Saunders and his staff
conducted the installation of Henry
F.. Hodges, commander; Lloyd E.
Henry, senior vice commander;
Grover NJ Plew, second vice COM
mander; Samuel E. N. Cox, junior
vice commander, and Edgar A.
Stephan, finance officer.
The last meeting of the Jane A.
Delano Post was held at 1927 New
Hampshire avenue NV. Installa-
| ton ceremonies were conducted by
First Vice Comdr Haywood Saun-
ders, Third Vice Comdr. Mulvey,
Ada. Hi Hummer and Sergeant at
Arms Wolfe, with the National
Guard of Honor acting as escort.
Officers were installed as follows:
Miss Martha Stewart. commander;
Marie Fox, senior vice commander;
Mrs. Helen Bachschmid, junior vice
commander: Mrs Emily Kleb Eek,
adjutant: Mrs. May Lee Reinoehl,
chaplain; Miss Winifred Nichols,
historian, and Mrs. Isabel knight,
sergeant at arms.
Following are the appointments
made by the new commander: Mrs.
Loretto Maloy, membership, assist
ant adjutant and graves regis
tration; Miss Margaret Maddox,
| finance officer; Mrs Lulu Brooks
Carter, child welfare; Miss Alice
/ Prentiss, welfare: Mrs. Bachschmid,
Americanism officer; Miss Eleanor
/ Maynard, legislative officer; Miss
Anne Miller, veterans preference;
Miss Laura Stuart, Ball Committee,
and Miss Nichols, publicity.
| Jacob E. Jones Post met October
at Thomas Circle Club and then
recessed until october 18 when the
new officers will be installed by
Acting Comdr. Haywood Saunders
and his staff at 8 O'Clock at the
Washington Hotel.
The James Reese Europe Post and
its auxiliary held it's 21st annual
installation service Tuesday at the
Garnett-Patterson Junior High
School. The installing officers were
Acting Department Comdr. Hey
wood N. Saunders and Department
Auxiliary President Mrs. Mary B.
McMillin and staff. The post Off
GERS are: Harry E. Wilson, COM
mander; William H. Kelson, first
vice commander; Reuben Ham
mond, second vice commander;
Girard Edmunds, third vice COM
mander; Joseph Hall, chaplain:
William Mckinley Jackson, sergeant
at arms; George M. Jones, historian;
Harry Wander and Irving Smith,
colorbearers. Auxiliary: Addie M.
Hardy, president; Anita Ellis, Marie
Jumper and Goldie Mckenzie, vice
presidents; Eleanora Walker, his
torian; Rose Anderson, chaplain;
Dorothy Green, sergeant at arms;
Blanche Mayfield anu Georgiana
Dudley, colorbearers; Charlotte
Lancaster, treasurer; Julia C.
Brown, secretary; Crete Crowne, re-
cording secretary.
An address was delivered by At
torney Henry Lincoln johnson, jr.
United States Bureau of Internal
Revenue Post No. 80 will meet Octo-
ber % at the Hayloft Club, with
Comdr. Johnny A.. Long presiding.
At the last meeting a motion was
passed that survey be made in
the post to enlist more volunteers
to serve on the post blood donating
squad
At the last meeting of the De-
partment of Justice Post, No. Al, the
following officers were elected: Com
mander, Charles H. Smith; first
vice commander, c. NJ Whitaker;
second vice commander, j. G. Mac
Weigh; third vice commander, Rob-
ert M. Moore; adjutant, David M.
Turner; chaplain, DR.. Herbert A.
Rinard; surgeon, DR.. George B.
Tribe; judge advocate, j. Gregory
Bruce; sergeant at arms, Charles
Travers; historian, Bernard Has
son, and color-bearers, Glenn H.
st. Johns and Patrick De Vaney.
They will be installed by the de-
partment commander and his staff,
assisted by the National Guard of
Honor, October Is at $3.50 pm, at
the Bunker Hill Post clubhouse,
807-809 Monroe street NE.