Evening star., 1941-08-10

the four-State regional tourna-
ment. One or more games will be
played at night.
The Kenneth H. Nash Post will
meet in their club rooms at 209
PENNSYLVANIA avenue Sc. on Au-
gust l3. Nominations of officers
will be held. Election and installa-
ton of officers will be held Au-
gust q.
At the last meeting of United
States Department of Agriculture
Post, the following officers were
elected: Commander, j. K. Allison;
first vice commander, Lawrence H.
Sample; second vice commander,
Lewis Long; third vice commander,
Lewis Roistacher; chaplain, Harry
Kabat; finance officer, Joe Ehrlich;
sergeant at arms, C. R. Briggs; his
torian, Grace Conway. Executive
ommittee-Everett Wilcox, Joe l..
Koehl, Claude Waltmyer, Lloyd
Burkey, Thomas L. Tremearne, Fem
ton Walter and Carl Berger.
U. S. S. Jacob Jones Post will
meet tomorrow at the Thomas Cir
Gle Club at pm. Comdr. Dorothy
Drunken and Junior Past Comdr.
Edna p. Smith were elected dele
gate and alternate, respectively, to
the national convention.
ttN Ia m
Stevens Post it was announced at
the convention the Fort Stevens
Sons of the Legion Squadron re-
ceived the Fahay Trophy for the
largest membership in the District
OF Columbia detachment and a
special cash award for outstand-
ing activity during the past year.
The Fort Stevens Post Junior
baseball team finished second in
the league at the conclusion of the
season.
Potomac Post will hold its next
regular meeting at the Palisades
Field House on August IA. There
will be nomination of officers.
Past Comdr. Alexander D. Mac
Kinnon was elected Junior vice
commander of the department at
the recent convention.
The post will hold lawn party,
including games and refreshments,
at the home of Comdr Edwin r.
Thomas, 5015 Cathedral avenue
NV, on August Is and 16.
Bunker Hill Post will meet August
10 at the club rooms. 807-9 Monroe
street NE, with Comdr Mack Myers
presiding. There will be refresh
ments.
There will be the nomination of
officers The candidates for the Of
flee of commander are: DR.. Manley,
Messrs. Walsh, McGill, Hamilton and
Wilson. Election will be made at
the September meeting and they
will be installed at the October
meeting by the department COM
mander and his staff.
The Executive Committee will
meet August IL at the club house.
Plans for a crab feast. under the
direction of Entertainment Officer
McGill, the latter part of August
will be discussed.
William A. Corley will be the next
commander of George Washington
Post as the result of the nomina-
ton of officers last Tuesday night
at the clubhouse, 2108 Sixteenth
street NV. He was nominated
without opposition.
Other officers nominated were:
For first vice commander, George F.
Hooven and James c. Clarke; second
vice commander, Harry w. Brown
and Stanley Harrison; third vice
commander, Joseph Abrams and
Charles L. Treffen; quartermaster,
C. r. Manning; sergeant at arms,
Fred j. Allen; master at arms. ].
Ormond Graham: historian, Past
Comdr. Howard S. Fisk; color
bearers, Past Comdr. Bernard c..
MCGEE and John S. st. Petrie. Elec-
ton will take place at the meeting
on September Q.
A report on the recent department
convention was made by Comdr
Charles S. Beilman.
Brief addresses we're made by
Theodore Luther and Past Post and
Past Department Comdr. Amos A.
Fries In connection with the new
clubhouse recently purchased by the
department.
New members elected included
Leo F. Lennartz, Frank E. Holden
and Cecil r. Mulnix. all of A. E. F.;
John C. Meikle, Calvin Lawson
Bailey, Harry Greengold, Paris Post
No. /, just returned from American
Embassy in Paris, France; Fred J.
Allen. Thomas S. Curran. Bascom
F. Gordon. Joseph F. Brooks and
Walter w. Breheny.
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