Evening star., 1942-02-15
Fairfax zoning Work
To Be Discussed al
Meeting tuesday
Chamber Of Commerce
Is Sponsor; Other Notes
Of County Activities
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FAIRFAX, Va, Feb. IA public
meeting centering on zoning work
in the county, will be sponsored by
the Fairfax County Chamber OF
Commerce at pm. Tuesday in the
court house.
Roy E. Gable, secretary Of the
Chamber of Commerce. has an
nounced E. Russell White, zonine
administrator, will have charge Of
arrangements. Talks will be made
by several persons on various phases
Of zoning and development.
Home Nursing Courses.
Fairfax Garden Club as a unit
will begin a course in home nursing
at 2 pm. Monday at the home OF
Mrs. James E. Nickel on Cedar
avenue.
Mrs. Fannie Lou Seamans, super
vising nurse with the Fairfax Coun-
ty Public Health Department, will
have charge of instruction, assisted
by Mrs. Nickel.
Dairy Herd Reports.
Dairy herds belonging to Mason
Smith Of Herndon, Mark Turner OF
Forestville and C. S. Jenkins Of
Vienna, led the three Fairfax Coun-
ty Dairy Herd Improvement Asso-
Citations in the production Of butter
fat during the past month, accord
ing to a report by Lawrence s.
Greene, acting county agricultural
agent.
In No. 1 association. other rank
ing herds in butterfat were those
of Middleton Brothers of Floris,
Graham M. James Of Chantilly, L.
c. Ferguson, and Rogers and Rogers,
both of Floris.
Other leading herds in No. 2
association belonged to B. F. SAILS
bury of Merrifield, o. H. Hutchison
g. Son of Chantilly, o. K. Miller OF
Forestville and Granville Berry OF
Mclean.
For No. 3 association, other lead
ing herds were owned by j. p Woods
of Sterling, Vernon M. Lynch of
Lincolnia, Wamsley Bros. of Pleas
ant Valley, and A. L. Leigh OF
Vienna.
Altar Guild Tea.
The Altar Guild of Truro Epis-
copal Church will hold a silver tea
from 4 to pm. Monday at the
home of Mrs. John w. Rust.
Meetings Planned.
Fairview Home Demonstration
Club will hold an all-day meeting
Wednesday, when fitting and ad-
justing of patterns will be shown.
Other Home Demonstration Club
meetings listed during the week by
Miss Lucy Blake, home demonstra-
ton agent, include: Woodlawn Club
at 2 pm. Monday, Oakton Club at
pm. Tuesday, and Navy Club at
pm. Thursday.
Also during the week, Burke and
Woodlawn All Clubs will meet at
9 am. and 1890 pm. Monday, re-
spectively; Groveton Club at 1890
am. Thursday, and Bailey's Gross
Roads Senior Club at 10 am. Satur-
day.
Business Women to Meet.
The February meeting of the Fair
fax County Business and Profes-
sional Women's Club will be held al
$50 pm. Wednesday at the Black
Lantern Inn, Fairfax, it has beer
announced by Miss Annie Troth
secretary.
New Book Deposit Station.
A new book deposit station ha!
been established by the Fairfa,
County Public Library system al
Chesterbrook, in the Community
Hall, it has been announced by Mis-.
Dorothea G. Asher, county librarian
Meanwhile, it was stated by Mrs
r. A. Osborn has been named act.
| ing librarian at Chesterbrook, dur.
ing the illness of Mrs. Louis Ecken'
fielder, regular librarian. The de-
posit station, which will also serve
the Franklin Park area, will be oper
to the public each Wednesday after.
noon.