Evening star., 1943-10-17
X-Ray Clinic Set
For November $40
In Prince William
Special Dispatch to The Star.

PTlnce william County Health De-
partment in cooperation with the
State Health Department and the
County tuberculosis Association will
conduct an X-ray clinic for the
diagnosis of tuberculosis at the
health office in Manassas November
8, 9 and TO- Miss Sabina Neel
county nurse, advises white and col
ored residents desiring to make ap-
pointments in advance of the clinic
dates because of the limited num-
ber of patients to be accommo-
dated. No more than 125 appoint
ments can be accepted. New cases
must have written request from
the family physician. Tuberculin
tests and physical examinations vii.
not be made at this time. but all
patients will be X-rayed. DR.. E. C.
Harper of the Health Department
will have charge of the readings and
Miss Neel, with the assistance of
Miss Berniece Cridlin. county nurse,
and representatives of the local Tu-
berculosis Association, will direct the
clinic.
Instructions for Ration Book.
Registration for War Ration Book
No. 4 will be from 3 to 9 pm. Thurs
day and from 9 am. to pm. Fri
day, according to Richard C. Hay
don, Prince William County registra-
ton chairman. County schools will
be closed all day Friday in order
that the work may be completed.
Teachers nthe following schools
designated as registration places
will have charge of issuing the new
books:
Osbourn High School, Manassas,
r. Worth Peters. chairman; Hay
market New School, Mrs. Nelson
Lynn. chairman; Nokesville High
School, C. o. Bittle. chairman; Oc-
Coquan High School, Mrs. Mae T.
Sanford, chairman; Woodbin e
School, Miss Sue Ayres, chairman;
Dumfries Graded School, Mrs. Wal
lace Lynn, chairman; Quantico Ma
sonic Hall (for civilians), Miss Mar
garet Powell, chairman. A registra-
ton place within the Quantico Mill
tary Post for military personnel will
be announced later.
Mr.. Hayden requests that resi-
dents make applications as early as
possible to avoid laSt-minute con-
gestion. One member of family,
18 years of age or older, may regis
ter for the entire family. The regis
trant must present War Ration Book
No. for each member of the house
hold for whom application is made.
Relief Asked for Greeks.
The Greek War Relief Committee
Of Prince William County, headed
by Pete Pandazides and Harry Con-
kinides, Quantico. is asking for con-
tributions of clothing of all kinds,
especially coats, shoes and under
wear, to be sent to the suffering
Greek population. The storeroom at
SIS G street, in the rear of the
Quantico railroad station. will be
open from II am. until pm. to
receive contributions.
Chamber of Commerce Luncheon.
The Prince William County
Chamber of Commerce will hold
luncheon meeting at noon Tuesday
in the dining room of the Prince
William Hotel. A committee ap-
pointed by the chamber is investi-
eating possibilities of obtaining the
location of a defense agency here
to occupy the grounds. buildings and
equipment of the Manassas State
Vocational School, and reports are
expected to be made at Tuesdays
meeting
Committee Meets.
At meeting of officers of the
Prince William County tuberculosis
Association, at the residence of the
chairman, the Rev. John M. De
Chant, this week plans were made
for inaugurating the 37th annual
Seal Sale campaign to be launched
November 3 under the chairman
ship of Mrs. Frank D. Cox.
G. S. o. Party.
The Girls Service Organization
OF Manassas will give an informal
dance for servicemen from nearby
camps at pm. Tuesday in the
Manassas gymnasium.
Home Demonstration Schedule.
Handmade equipment for the home
Will be the subject of several meet
ings of Prince Williams County clubs
scheduled for the coming week.
Miss Nell Grim. local home agent.
has planned the following program.
Tuesday, the Woodbine All Club
will complete record books for the
year at a meeting in the school
house at II am.
At /. pm. Tuesday, the Inde-
pendent Hill Home Demonstration
Group will have a meeting at the
home of Mrs. Bradford Lowe when
the making of lamp shades and
purses will be demonstrated.
The Dumfries Home Demonstra-
tion Club will meet at l pm. We'd
nesday with Mrs. Agnes Cato to
study plans for the construction
Of outdoor fireplaces.
At 1:30 pm. Thursday, the Wood
bridge Club will meet at the resi-
hCi'SC VI N1in. w. N AL llOlu W1leIl
lamp shade construction will be the
topic.
Friday, the Sudley Road Club
which has been slated to meet this
week, will hold its postponed meet
ing at the home of Mrs. John E.
Barrett. Lamp shade construction
will be the subject of the demonstra-
ton.
o. f. S. Supper.
Wimodausis Chapter. Order of
the Eastern Star, will hold the an
nual pot luck" supper in the
Masonic Temple at Manassas be-
ginning at $50 pm. Tuesday.
Families of the members are in
vited.
Entertainment for Youths.
The Manasseh Lodge, No. 1872, AF
and AM, will entertain boys of
Manassas and vicinity between the
ages of II and Is, at pm. Monday
in the Masonic building here.
Street Surfacing Completed.
The surfacing of approximately S
miles of street within the corpora
ton limits of Manassas, has been
completed, according to announce