Evening star., 1943-09-05
Prince William Board
To Consider Relaxing
Wine and Beer Hours
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MANASSAS, Va, Sept. A. Ths
Prince William County Board o1
Supervisors will hold a public hear
ing at the Manassas Court House al
Q pm. Thursday to consider revision
of the wine and beer ordinance. The
board passed a law November
making it unlawful to sell wine and
beer in the county, exclusive of in
corporated municipalities, between
midnight Saturday and am. Mon
day. A petition has been presented
asking for revision to allow sale
between noon and 10 pm. Sunday
"a Colored Men to Report.
The Prince William County Selec-
tive Service Board has ordered 27
colored men to report to Richmond
September 13 for examinations and
induction, according to G. C. Cloe,
chairman. The group includes:
James M. May, Horace P. johnson,
John T. Brown, Willie White, Ma
nassas; John E. Brooks, Falls
Church: Hampton O. johnson,
Thomas E. Hearns, Bristow; Lin
wood Green, Rapidan; James w
Kendall, Herbert Porter, Milton
Mills, Richard Williams, Dumfries;
James E. Baker, Triangle; James P.
Calhoun, Alexandria; Alexander
Walker, Baltimore; Joseph johnson,
Joseph C. Shepherd, william Grigs-
by, Nokesville; George Berry, Hay
market; Robert E. Bates, Saginaw,
Mich; John L. Paige, Gainesville;
Robert E. Myers, Willie Chavis,
Quantico; Thomas E. Griffin, We'll
lington; William H. Chapman,
Woodbridge; LLOYD Webster, Thor
oughfare, and William L. Stewart.
5th Blood Clinic Slated.
One hundred and fifty Prince
William County residents are re-
quested to volunteer blood contri-
buttons for the fifth blood donor
clinic to be held here from $3.50 am.
to pm. September 16. The clinic,
sponsored by the Prince William
Chapter, American Red Cross. will
be in the Trinity Parish Hail. A
mobile unit from Washington head
quarters will make examinations and
collections.
Volunteers are asked to contact
any of the following committee
members: Mrs. Mamie Lunch Della
ney, chairman; Mrs. E. H.. Marstellar,
Mrs. William L. Lloyd, Manassas;
Mrs. John Powell, Occoquan; Mrs.
James A. Bishop, the Rev. A. H.
Shunate, Dumfries; Mrs, N. N. Free,
Mrs. Joe Hale, Nokesville:, Mrs.
Murray B. Leach, Mrs. John, Ellis,
Greenwich; Miss Loretta McGill,
Mrs, John M. Piercy, Haymarket.
Contestants to Be Scored.
George G. Herring, Virginia Poly
technic Institute swine specialist,
will be in the county Tuesday
morning to visit members of the
Sears -Roebuck Victory Pig Club of
Prince william for the first scoring
of local entries.
The judging will be on the basis
of feeding, housing and general
care of pigs placed with members
of the Manassas -Nokesville Club,
and will determine which will be
awarded a purebred heller and
certified chickens at the end OF the
year.
Entertainment For Servicemen.
The Girls Service organization
of Manassas viii sponsor another
informal dance for visiting service
men Tuesday evening in the Manas-
sas gymnasium Music will be
furnished by the Vint Hill Signal
Corps Training School orchestra of
Greenwich.
Teachers Reception Planned.
y The Manassas Parent Teacher
Association win hold reception for
teachers of the Bennett Graded
School and Osbourn High School at
8 pm. Tuesday. In the high school
auditorium. Mrs. M. S., Burchard,
chairman of the Social Committee.
is in charge of arrangements. Pre-
ceding the reception brief business
meeting will be held with Mrs. l.. l..
Lonas, incoming president, presiding.
Home Demonstration Meeting.
The Sudley Road Eome Demon
stration Club will meet at 2 pm.
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. j
B. johnson near Manassas. Stor-
age of vegetables will be demon
strated by Miss Nell Grim, demon
stration agent.
Junior Women Meet.
The Junior Woman's Club of
Manassas will meet at pm. Thurs
day at the residence of the sponsor.
Mrs. Richard c.. Hayden. Mrs.
Earl Hurst, president, will preside.
Garden Meeting Arranged.
The garden section of the Wom-
ans Club of Manassas will meet at
2 pm. Monday at the residence of
Mrs. Margaret Lewis on West street
Plans for participation in war sery-
Ice work will be discussed and talk
on roses will be given by Mrs. Paul
Cooksey.