Evening star., 1943-09-26
20 Jurymen Called
For September Term
OF Fairfax Court

Twenty out of "a residents of
Fairfax County selected for jury
service at the trial sessions of the
September term of the County Cir
cult Court, which convenes at 10
am. tomorrow. have been sum-
noned for jury service. The list
of jurymen drawn includes:
Centerville district-Howard H.
Havener, J. L. Crouch, Dalls P.
Hutchinson, Alex l.. Haight and Ed
ward Cross.
Dranesville district-W. B. Rob-
erts, j. B. Armfield, E. P. Bicksler
and Mack Crippen.
Falls Church district-Percy S.
Anderson and Abner H Harrison.
Lee district-Russell G. Ayers, Roy
H. Carson, Norman beavers and
Benjamin F. Davis.
Mount Vernon district-Harry
Florance.
Providence district-Albert HUFF
Jesse Daley, Charles E. Miller. H.
D. Hirst, James Holiday Brown,
William B. De Groot, Eugene Hurst
and T. E. Adams.
The Jurors will hear both criminal
and civil cases. Judge Walter T.
Mccarthy will preside.
Inductees End Furlough.
The Fairfax County Selective
Service Board announces that the
following enlisted reservists, who
were accepted by the Army on Sep
tember 7. will report to the Recep-
tion Center, Camp Lee, Tuesday
morning after completing their 2l-
day furloughs:
Walter o. Harrison, acting cor
poral; Robert w. Hundemer, Samuel
T. Pearson, Guy M. Williams, Nor
man w. Sisson, James T. Phillips,
Amos F. Fillingame, Elmer G. Via,
ir.: Warren L. Hawley, William R.
Cation, Simeone Ioli, John A.
Weaver, Gordon D. Phillips, Daniel
L. Peyron, jr.; George R. L. Turber-
vile, IT.; Keith N. Earman, William
r. Blosser, Paul R Carmean.
Those accepted by the Navy ON
the same day were James L. Besley,
tr.; Owen H. Knicely, Harry A.
Leake, ir.; Arthur A. Leith, Charles
E. Mumaw, John L. Randolph, Will
mer H. Sisler Joseph E. Starry, Al
Ian r. Klasing.
Ray M. Birch. Luther j. Bishop,
Walter H. Sealock and Calvin
O'Rourke we're accepted by the
Marine Corps. Earnest Thorpe and
Sam Howard we're accepted by the
Coast Guard.
Zoning Board Meets.
The Fairfax County Board OF
Zoning Appeals will meet at II am,
tomorrow in the board rooms at
Fairfax for the purpose of consider
ing three applications for exceptions
or variances to the county zonlng
ordinance.
o. c. Downs has filed application
to make certain repairs to store
building located on the south side
of the Little River pike, east of
Chantilly, in Centerville district.
Mrs. w. A. Rothery is requesting
permission to conduct kinder
garten in her dwelling located on
Overlook road, Pine Ridge subdi-
vision, Falls Church district.
The board will hold a re-hearing
involving the construction and op-
Grafton of a temporary community
house located on Shenandoah road,
Tauxemont subdivision, Mount
Vernon district.
Production Increases.
Mrs. r. N. Landreth, chairman of
the Red Cross surgical dressings
units in Fairfax County, announces
that production of surgical dressings
by volunteer workers shows a de-
cided increase. In midsummer the
workers we're asked to set an in
dividual goal of 100 dressings per
month.
AS result. the production average
Increased from So dressings per per-
son in July to 64 in August, or
total gain from $4,000 in July to
2e,3s3 in August Several produc-
ton units actually met their goal.
Three Clubs Meet.
Only three county clubs will meet
next week, according to the schedule
arranged by Miss Lucy Blake, county
home demonstration agent.
The Kenmore Home Demonstra-
ton Club meets at pm. Tuesday
for demonstration on food stor-
age. The Chesterbrook All Club
meets at 1890 I'm. tomorrow, and
the Vienna Club at II am. Tuesday.