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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-09-05
PROBATE COURT
Sale

oaIe
Frank Parsons purchased the
property of the late Peter Rutter-
~ acre and house in Union town
ship, at administrators sale, Satur-
day Consideration $3.50. 1t was
appraised at $400.
J. A. Beck, j. A. Wood and En-
NETT Rowland, are appointed ap-
praisers of the estate of Walter S.
Hiatt, deceased.
Emmett Abel is appointed admin
istrator of estate. Of Celia Monroe,
deceased. Bond, $4,000, with l.. Z.
and Geo. V Abel, sureties. Prob
able value of estate. $1,050, all in
real estate, except $50.
In the matter of the estate of Ma
tilda F. Morganstern deceased, ap-
pointment of Francis S. Doudna as
ancillary administrator, is confirm
ed. and he is authorized and di-
rected to complete the ancillary ad-
ministration of the said estate in
the manner provided by law.
Inventory is filed in the estate of
Charles Yarnell, deceased.
In the matter of estate of E. M.
Fouts, deceased, sale of real estate
in GAINESVILLE to Arthur d. Meyer,
is approved.
Marriage Licenses
Thomas Greuey, laborer, son of
Alfred and Lettie Nun Greuey, and
Ina Wainwright, daughter of Harry
E. and Bertha Bankes Wainwright.
Judson A. young, clerk. Malta,
son of Melvin and Neva Sells Young,
and Edna L. Archer. clerk. McCon-
nelsville, daughter of Harvey and
Edith Grace Luke Archer, Paul /.
Wachs, officiating!
RECORDERS OFFICE
Charles E. Wharf,. deceased. to
Fay Jauchius, c. c. Wharf, Elsie
Wharf Lewis. Mabel Wharf Gard
ner and Walter Wharf,, each one
fifth of $3.50 acres, certificate for
transfer.
& Etna Alexander to George Hall,
1856 acres, Manchester township.
Albert M. Abel, of Penn township.
to Emma S. Wagner, cemetery lot,
$40.
Lola Van Horn and Clyde Van
Horn to Mahon Parsons, Blanche
Shepard. Lola Van Horn, as trus-
tees. New Fairview Mission, IS
square rods, Union township.
Samuel McClelland, administra-
tor with will annexed of estate of
Peter Rutter, deceased, to Frank
Parsons, " acre, Union, $3.50.
Village of Stockport to Theodore
Hollett, cemetery lot.
Jesse Phillis to Clair Phillis and
wife, 1876 acres. Center
The First National bank, McCon-
nelsville to j. E. Mercer and wife,
Pennsville lot
Trustees Penn township to VIM.
Reed, cemetery lot, $40.
Geo. Weaver, deceased to Caro-
line Weaver, 3O6.58 acres, York
township, certificate for transfer.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-09-05

The japanese Home Office has is
sued orders to all editors of chill
dren's magazines to Exclude from
their publications stories of gang
sters, crime and gambling, and to
substitute tales exalting loyalty
and public service
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-09-05
Hickory Ridge
Birthday Party

Birthday Party
Thursday being the birthday of
Frank Medley, af4surprise and pot
luck supper was planned for him on
Labor dav evening, which was a sue
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-09-05

Marshal John Barnhart, of Nal
ia, who has been suffering with
hemorrhages of stomach ulcer,
while doing we'll, is still quite ILL.,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-09-05
COURT HOUSE NEWS
CONTINUED from page one)

The case of Harry Maxwell VS..
Albert Wade, damage, for money,
which was to have been tried Fri
day, has been settled out of court.
In this action plaintiff brought suit
against defendant for damages in
the sum of $3.50, alleged due be-
cause of an auto accident, Aug. 29,
1899.
Takes Property At Appraisement
In the partition case of Mary
Schwendeman VS.. Clara j. Doherty
as administrator with the will an
nexed of the estate of Matilda F.
Morganstern, deceased, and Rt. Rev.
Alexander J. McGavick and Frank
Greener. plaintiff takes property at
the appraisement, $4,000. This
property consists of the Central
garage building, and the residence
of the late William Morganstern,
of this place. Mrs. Schwendeman
already owned two-thirds of the
property, so by paying the Mary
Morganstern estate $1,000, plus
two-thirds of all court costs and
taxes, she becomes owner of all the
property.
The case of Dion G Rirney VS..
D-Y-M Corp, action for money has
been continued.
The case of Waller & Spies Milling
company, VS.. Homestead Bakery, ac-
tion for money, which was assigned
for hearing Wednesday, has been
continued.
The case of Thos Mccoy VS.. C. S.
Parks, action to determine title to
oil and gas lease, is assigned for
hearing on Sept. 10.
Judgment for $314.6S
In the case of the GAINESVILLE Tool
e Supply company, VS.. The Ohio
Ievelwell company in which plain
tiff claimed money due for furnish
ing defendant material, set for
hearing Tuesday, defendant failed
to appear, but was represented by
counsel who asked for a continu-
ance of the case, which Judge Car
los NJ Riecker overruled, and judg-
ment was rendered in the sum of
S3146S, plus interest
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-09-05

The 30th wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Sines of Blue
Rock route one, was celebrated
Evening star., 1940-10-27
Eastern Star Home 10 Get
Chimes Honorinq Mrs. Plitf

As a memorial to the late Mrs. Eliza
beth Pitt, 38th grand matron OF
the Grand Chapter of the Order
of Eastern Star, District OF Co
lumbia, set of chimes will be pre-
sented by the Association of Ma
irons and Patrons Of 1888 to the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
The presentation service will be
held in the chapel at the home on
November 10. Mrs. Pitts birthday
anniversary would have been No
vember IL.
Mrs. Pitt died last May 10. She
was a native of Washington and
was initiated in Ruth Chapter, o.
E. S., on July 18, 1906, and served
as it's matron in 1916. In 1880 she
was elected associate grand con-
ductress of the Grand Chapter and
became grand matron in 1888. She
continued to serve Ruth Chapter as
its representative on the Board OF
Directors of the Masonic and East
ern Star Home until her death She
also served the Grand Chapter as
a member of the Board of Trustees.
She was a member of the Grace
Reform Lutheran Church.
Evening star., 1940-10-27
Grand Master Harlan
OF Odd Fellows 10
Visit Federal Lodge
Representative KunkIe
Will Be Speaker at
Ceremony November g.

The Grand Lodge officers Of the
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows,
headed by Grand Master Ashlan F.
Harlan, will make an official visit
to Federal City Lodge on Novem-
ber 8. Representative Kunkle, OF
Pennsylvania, will speak. A buf1et
supper will be served.
Marley Encampment Of Alex
andria, Va, has extended an invi-
tation to the encampments OF the
District to attend their meeting to-
morrow night in Alexandria.
Columbia Lodge will meet Thurs
day at 8 pm. The Initiatory Degree
will be exemplifled.
Canton Washington No. l, Pa
triarchs Militant, will meet Satur-
day. An invitation has been ex-
tended to General Commanding Ed.
ward s. Prohs to inspect the canton.
At the Military Council meeting re-
Gently held in Waynesboro, Pa, Can
ton Washington No. ! OF the DIS.
UTlCU WAS dWdIucO pSo al O Will
petitive drill.
Mag. Gen. William F. Becker OF
Washington has been reappointed
for the fourth consecutive year as
military adviser to the general COM
manding. Maj. Guy F. Glossbren-
ner has been appointed as his aide.
The Mithras Sanctorum Of WASH
ington will be host to Carl c. Cook,
supreme monarchos of Providence,
R. l., the first of November. He
will hold a conference with District
Deputy Thomas Beckett and other
deputies of the Eastern division on
Saturday.
Grand Master Harlan has ap-
pointed Samuel Lebowitz on the
Wildey Anniversary Committee.
Other officers are: Mrs. Mary Gus
ter, secretary, and Lemuel H. Wind
sor, past grand master.
Esther Rebekah Lodge will meet
November 4. The usual meeting
date, which falls on Armistice Day,
has been moved up one week.
Evening star., 1940-10-27
Deaths Reported

Caroline Valentine. IS. Providence Hos
Catherine Curry. SO. 1920 C St ne.
Cora Lee Sitereaves. 50, 1924 Cnapln 81.
Elizabeth A. Harden. 80, 5sos Chevy Chase
john R. Billiard. 7s. United States Soldiers
Home Hospital.
Richard W Emmons. II. 4516 Window pl
Lena Weinberg, II, 1928 Morse st. ne.
Ada Coe, 73, Gall1nger Hospital.
Abraham MunitZ, 20, CARRIED Memorial
CLAUDIA nSSpi'si' B Enright SO, 1921 49th st. NV.
Daniel J. Donovan. 65, 2924 Cortiano pi.
Hugh P. Baldwin. 65 3314 gath st. ne.
Laurence B. EIlert, 81, Walter Reed Gen.
william j. jackson. so. Ill E st. ne.
Helen Haug A., 4534 Reno rd. NV:
Marguerite A. Caffrey, Al, 36lS lltn 81.
Ira S. Hamblis. 40 Providence Hospital.
Robert L. Grady, 80, 1017 M st. NV,
Joseph M Mason, 20, Doctors Hospital.
Roy ]. Steele, 81, Gallinger Hospital:
Infant Moore, Sibley Memorial Hospital
Charlotte Simmons, So. Freedmen's Hos
pital.
Der Y. Foon, II, Casualty Hospital.
John H. Crawford, 80, 1921 18th st. NV.
chloe Hooker, As. 431 N st. NV.
John Lee. As, 1850 Wisconsin ave.
Lavania Bailey, 2S, So M st. sc.
Edward woodland. 2o, Freedmens Hos
Lila Whitaker, 26, Gallinger Hospital.
Evelyn Hampton, rs, Gallinger Hospital
Evening star., 1940-10-27
Births Reported

Kenneth and Cymbeline Bruner, boy.
George and Sadie Chapel, girl
Cecil and Eleanor Davis, boy.
Joseph and Bertha Dobson, 1r.' ooy.
Rudolph and Ina Gayan, boy.
Sylvio and Marie Giorgione. girl.
John and Nancy Hackney, girl.
James and Dorothy Herbert boy.
James and Mariette Kuper. boy.
william and Cora Ludwig, glri.
Harold and Ethel Mitchell. boy:
Francis and Mary Mccarthy. boy.
Selden and Dorothy Nye, girl.
Elmer and Elva Rayford. boy.
Joseph and Lyndall Riggs, boy:
Genera and Edith sannino, girl.
Harold and Maybelle Sparkman, girl,
George and Lille Spangenberg, girl.
Leo and Marie Walker. boy.
Charles and Margaret Walter. boy.
Thomas and Anna Zamer, hoy.
Fred and Mary Caudle, girl.
John and Genevieve Crook, girl.
Louis and Pearl D'Aiutolo, girl.
James and Nellie Duvall. .sr.,, boy.
Chambers and Margaret Greene. IT., boy
Hunter and Katheryn Heltzel, boy.
Sidney and Edith Hobbs, girl.
Frederic and Helen Laise, boy:
Lawrence and Anne Miller. girl.
Leonard and virginia McElveen. boy.
Paul and Charlotte Portch, boy.
John and Kathleen Redman, girl.
Claude and Roberta Rollins, girl.
Charles and Mary Shoemaker, boy.
Warren and 1delle Smith. boy.
Edward and vibeke Thiele. girl.
Edward and Dorothy walker, boy.
Harry and Lottie Walsh. girl.
Jerome and Bessie Barbour, girl.
Elroy and Ruby Hudnall, boy.
Daniel and Hilda Magruder. boy.
Ralph and Glacie Polk. girl.
Richard and Clara Smallwood. boy.
SQUIRE and Beatrice Daniels, boy.
Luther and Bonnie johnson, girl.
Willie and Catherine Moore. girl.
lawrence and Dolores Reels. girl.
James and rlonnie Wood. girl
Evening star., 1940-10-27
Sons and Daughters
Of Liberty

Washington Council met with the
councillor, Mrs. Elizabeth Deakins,
presiding. Mrs. Hannah Stede-
houder announced a meeting of the
State Council Committee on Tues
day evening at the Hotel Hamilton,
where arrangements will be COM
pleted for the annual dinner.
Speakers include Deputy State
Councillor Mrs. Mary Reed Smith,
Associate State Councillor Mrs. Min
ME Stewart, Deputy State Councillor
Mrs. Florence Lazaras, Past State
Councillors Mrs Mabel Hall and
Mrs. Mary E. Nichols and Past
Councillors Mrs. Roberta Howard
Barnes, Mrs. Edythe Berg and Mrs
Hannah Stakeholder. Tomorrow
night at 935 G place NV. party
will follow with games.
Justice Council was addressed by
State Councillor Ethel Fowler, Asso-
ciate State Councillor Minnie Stuart,
State Guide Mary E. Williams, State
Inside Guard Eva Gray and State
Press Correspondent Ethel Windsor.
Frank Bury and Eva Bury were
elected to membership. Effie Wal
ZACH was received. Josephine Thorn
hill, councillor, presided. An eve
ming of games has been planned
for November 7.
Evening star., 1940-10-27
Knights Of St. Johns
Ladies' Auxiliary

A Halloween party will be held
ney. 72 Adams street NV, tomor-
row evening for the benefit Of st.
Martins Auxiliary. Members in all
affiliate auXiliaries are invited.
At the last meeting of st. Mar
tins Auxiliary, Mrs. Virginia Lynch
and Mrs. Pearl Monroe were elected
to membership.
Holy Name Auxiliary elected the
following officers: President, Mrs.
Emma Panzer; past president, Mrs.
Anna j. Light; first vice president,
Mrs. Maude Anderson; second vice
president, Mrs. Rose Lynch; record
ing secretary, Mrs. Elizabeth Lin
thicum; treasurer, Mrs. Mary An
derson; messenger, Mrs. Mary A.
Brooks; sentinel, Miss Dorothy
Green; guard, Mrs Gertrude Ward;
trustees. Mrs. Orrie Sterling, Mrs.
Emma Knowles and Mrs. Ella Lof-
fer; District delegate, Mrs. Marion
Schrider.
The Holy Name Juniors met Fri
day at the home of President Mar
garet Panzer.
st. Joseph's Auxiliary officers are:
President, Mrs. G. Steuart Bingham;
past president, Mrs. Mary Nc
Carthy; first vice president, Mrs.
Laura Kienle; second vice president,
Mrs. Anna Shipman; recording sec
retary, Mrs. Lille Ritter; financial
secretary, Mrs. Eleanor Quade;
treasurer, Mrs Harry Kopel; mes
senger. Mrs. Edith Frew; sentinel
Mrs. Mae Davis; guard. Mrs. Anna
Alcorn: trustees, Mrs. Anna Wood
burn, Mrs. Louise Poiesz and Mrs.
Anna Shaw; District delegate, Mrs.
Mae Davis.
Evening star., 1940-10-27

niversary with a dinner and dance
on October 81 at 4441 Wisconsin
avenue N. w. Dinner will be served
at J o'clock Guests are asked to
come in costume. Make reservations
with Margaret Hibble, Taylor 4802.
Mrs. Alice L. Golladay, matron of
Gavel Chapter, announces that due
to November being presidential
election the member ship night has
been postponed until November l9.
There will be a Halloween party
at the home of MIS- Golladay, 903
Eleventh street.NE., October 81. All
chapter members and their friends
are invited.
Cathedral Chapter will hold spe-
cial meeting Wednesday evening for
initiation.
The Cathedral Bellies will give a
masked Halloween party Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. Marion
Hartman, Suitland, Md.
Evening star., 1940-10-27
Jobs Daughters

Bethel No. will conduct a ma
jority service on November l. Betty
Anne Bell, Delor Bierlien, Jeanne
Durham, Elizabeth Fiery and Ellen
Willhoit Gay have reached their
majority. Try-outs for modelling in
the fashion show on November Is
will be held A movie, To-day and
Tomorrow will be shown for the
benefit of the educational fund.
Pat Hausman. Edith Lee Make
and Katherine Wallace were initi-
ated at the last meeting
AT the last meeting of Bethel No. |,
Helen Robbins, Ann Chuldress and
Mary Alice Novinger were initiated
Estelle Middleton, Marie Middleton
and Mildred RANDY were initiated
at the special exemplification held
at Federal Lodge.
The Ways and Means Committee
will hold a party and dance on
November l at Joppa Lodge Hall
from 8 to | o'clock.
Entertainment will be provided
by the Mothers and Dads Club at
the meeting on November 2.
Evening star., 1940-10-27
P.-T. A.

Continued From Page CD
scrapbook, Mrs. Albert Smith;
safety, Henry Cryer; garden, Mrs
Jane Deboskey; purchasing, Miss
L. E. Ballenger Mrs. Herman Ward
has been appointed acting secre-
tary.
A brief talk was given on the use
of the chart on communicable dis
eases.
Amidon-F -Fairbrother -Rossell.
The association is continuing its
membership drive to November 4.
Mrs. Halle Martin, president, ap-
pointed the following committee
chairmen: Hospitality, Mrs. G. Hol-
lis: membership, Mrs. c. Larson;
art, Mrs. H. Wallace; radio, Mrs.
L. Bon; historian, Miss M. Wool
nough: student aid, Mrs. F. Switzer;
ways and means. Mrs. E. Hammil;
scrapbook. Mrs D. Poats; summer
roundup. Mrs. E. Welsh; publicity,
Mrs. S. Temin: health, Mrs. E. King
horn; safety, Mrs. A. Vestby.
OySteT.
At the Executive Board meeting on
October II Mrs. Richard Alexander
was elected president and Mrs.
Clarence Hagan, first vice presi-
dent, to fill vacancies caused by
designations. Mrs. Bennett Ham
mond is secretary of the associa-
ton and Mrs. PerSis Coiner, treas
urer.
TrueSdell.
The annual membership drive is
in progress, under the direction Of
Mrs. E. H. Goodwin. Prizes will be
awarded the rooms having the high
est percentage.
A benefit movie will be held No
vember at neighborhood theater.
The following committee chair
men have been appointed: Mrs.
Sidney Ehrlick, student aid; Mrs.
Raymond Magruder, summer round
up; Mrs. Nettie Jelinck, ways and
means: Mrs. L. S. Lyon, supply;
Mrs. H. c. Travis, library; Mrs.
Carney Hoffmaster, release; Mrs.
Flora Houston, program; Mrs E. M.
Wood, hospitality; Mrs. C. r. Den
mis-, grade mothers; Mrs. G. w.
Vaughan, publicity; Mrs. j. P.
Smith, receiving home; Mrs. George
Miller, study group; Miss Sarah
Morris, historian.
Langley Junior High.
At the meeting on Tuesday eve
ming. Harry Baker, principal, will
greet the new parents and explain
some of the 'hows and why's" Of
the junior high school curriculum.
A social will follow. Preceding the
business session teachers will be in
their respective rooms to confer
with the parents.
A group of mothers will sew at
the student aid rooms on WedneS-
day.
Mrs. Cecil Wiman and her COM
mittee have planned home bake
sale at the school at noon on No
vember S.
Edmonds- -Maury.
Mrs. r. S. Sackett will conduct
class of 10 sessions on consumer
education" each Tuesday at l pm.
for 10 consecutive weeks h the
Evening star., 1940-10-27
Knights Of Pythios

A competitive meeting will be held
between rank team from Cumber-
land, Md, and special team OF
members from the various lodges in
Washington. The local team has
been sponsored by DR. Robert B.
Bacon, supreme representative. The
meeting will be held Immediately
following the fall visitations, ac-
cording to present plans.
The knight rank was conferred
on John H. Shew in Amaranth
Lodge Monday night.
Charles Garufi, Calanthe Lodge,
has been made a member of Wash
ington Company, Uniform Rank.
Special arrangements are being
made by Columbia Lodge for the
night of the annual visitation OF
grand lodge officers on November 13.
A special assembly of washington
Company, Uniform Rank, will fol-
low the meeting of Webster Lodge
on November at Pythian Temple.
Calanthe Lodge will meet tomor-
row.
Evening star., 1940-10-27
League Of Masonic
Clubs 10 Hold Church
Night Services
Program to Take Place
Tomorrow Night at
Emory Methodist

The National League Of Masonic
Clubs of the District of Columbia
will hold annual church night serv-
ices tomorrow at tbs pm. at the
Emory Methodist Church. DR..
Horace Cromer, pastor, will preach
a special sermon. All Masonic club
members and their families are in
vited.
The Triangle Club of the Depart
ment of Agriculture will meet at
Almas Shrine Temple at $50 pm.
Tuesday. There will be turkey
dinner, and a floor show.
Tickets are available from the key
men in the various administrations,
bureaus, Offices and corporations Of
the department, including the Ma
tional Research Center at Beltsville
and Arlington Experiment Farm.
All master Masons in the depart
ment are invited.
Evangelist Chapter, Knights Rose
Croix, Scottish Rite, will confer the
4olI CeSTo6 Il6AI L u6SQdy cNclllllS.
There will be no degree work No
vember S, election day, but the reg
ular meeting of Mithras Lodge of
Perfection has not been called off.
The annual fall dance of PetWorth
Lodge Fellowcraft Club will be held
November 2 at the Bradley Hills
Country Club, Bethesda. Md. For
tickets call D. F. Chase, Georgia
1861.
The Police Boys Club Band, under
the direction of Leon Brusiloff, will
entertain Lebanon Lodge Fellow
ship Club tomorrow evening.
Monarch Walter Umhau of Kali
ipolis Grotto announces a meet
ing will be held in Stansbury Hall
on Tuesday. The band will enter
tain.
Evening star., 1940-10-27
c. u. to Hear Dr.. Furfey

DR.. Paul Hanly Furfey, head OF
Catholic University's Sociology De-
partment, will speak at 8 pm. Tues
day in the Whittall Pavilion.
Library of Congress. His topic will
be 'Distributism from a Sociological
Viewpoint" A panel discussion will
be led by DR.. Carl c. Taylor, head
of the division of farm population
and rural welfare in the Depart
ment of Agriculture.
Evening star., 1940-10-27
Ancient Order
Of Hibernions

The Irish History Study Club met
last Sunday at the home of the
District chairman, Mrs. Nellie B.
Kelser. Division No. l was hostess.
All future meetings of the club will
be held on the second Sunday of
the month.
A miscellaneous shower was held
at the home of Mrs. Rose Martin
for the president of Division No. 2,
Mrs. Maurice O'Connor, a recent
bride and formerly Miss Marie Allen.
At the October quarterly meeting
Of the District board, at the May
flower Hotel, the president, Miss
Mary E. Cleary. presented silver
spoons to Mrs. O'Connor.
Evening star., 1940-10-27

in progress under the Craftsmanship
of Mrs. Carl Romberg.
A school luncheon was held Octo-
Der %.
Bryan.
A postponed meeting will be held
Tuesday evening.
Congress Heights.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bunch, ways and
means chairman, announces a trip
to a laundry Thursday at 130 pm.
as its first project this year. Trans
portation will be furnished.
Mrs. Franklin Reinhart is the
new summer roundup chairman.
In place of the usual PIT. A.
award for outstanding patrol duty
the association is offering a schol-
arship to the Boy Patrol camp next
summer.
Carbery-Ludlow.
Miss Ruth Dick, membership
chairman, announces that the goal
of the drive now under way is a
Is per cent increase.
The following committee chair
men have been appointed: Pro-
gram, Mrs. Harold Young; health
and summer roundup. Mrs. William
B. Kuhns; ways and means, Mrs.
j. M. Bell; membership, Miss Ruth
Dick; student aid, Mrs. L. J.. Bailey;
grade mothers. Mrs. C. w. Walcott,
with Mrs. D. A. Hobbs cooperating
at Ludlow and Miss Mary Nevitt
at Carbery; publicity, Mrs. l.. l..
Mcdonald.
Adams.
Mrs. Florence Cornell, principal:
the teaching staff and Mrs. John
r. Lloyd, president of the associa-
ton, invite the parents of the pupils
to meet with the teachers and Mrs.
Xavier Vigeant, chairman of grade
mothers, on the following dates:
Tomorrow, with Miss Evelyn Lam
bert; November 4, with Miss r. B.
Easterday; Wednesday, November 6,
with Mrs. Goodridge; November Z,
with Miss Noack.
Central High School.
An innovation in parent-teacher
activity Is being tried out. whereby
1t is hoped to provide an oppor-
tunity for parent-teacher people,
who have no school affiliation. to
enroll in membership Mrs. Law
renee Brooks will act as chairman
of this committee.
Officers and committee chairmen
are: President, Mrs. Y. D. Mathes:
first vice president, Mrs. Joseph
Kurz; second vice president, Mrs.
John Rogers; third vice president,
Miss Jean Dorrell; fourth vice presi-
Evening star., 1940-10-27
Catholic War Veterans

The Father Francis ]. Hurney
Post, No. 112, and Ladies' Auxiliary
will attend mass at 8 o'clock this
morning in the chapel at Walter
Reed Hospital and receive holy COM
munion. Father Walsh, chaplain Of
the hospital and also Of the auxil-
Ary, will celebrate the mass. A
communion breakfast will follow.
The post will participate in the
Holy Name parade this afternoon.
All members are urged to report at
Fourth street and Constitution ave-
nue. NV. at 1:30 pm.
Evening star., 1940-10-27
Yacht Club PIuns Purty

Members of the West Yacht Club,
Galesville, Md, will hold their
annual Halloween party and dance
Saturday in the Continental Hotel
from 10 pm. to a I'm. A prize waltz
will be held at midnight, followed
bv a buffet supper. Vice Commodore
w. M. Fithian is chairman OF the
committee arranging the affair.