Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-25
Gov. Darden 10 Speak
Al Dedication Of
loudoun Service Roll
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LEESBURG, Va. July 24.-Gov
Darden will head the list of speak
ers for the dedication ceremonies
OF the Loudoun County Service
Board, at 7:30 o'clock pm. August
II, on the courthouse lawn here
More than 1000 names already have
been turned in and are being paint
ed on the board, which will be
erected on the lawn several days
before the dedication exercises
Otner names will be added later, as
will the names of Loudoun women
in the services.
Colored Selectees Called.
Thirty eight colored men will
leave Wednesday for their physical
examinations. Among the men in
Quoted this month is Samuel Lee
gions, who walked from the death
cell in Richmond after a reversal
of death sentence imposed in an
assault case here. Legions was in
Quoted in Richmond earlier in the
month and will not leave with the
SaouP VII wednesday. 4looC lCdF
ing on that date are:
Mallory, Frank webb. Shirley w
GaskinS. Richard Smith. John T
Bryant H. o., jr, Brown. Delaney c.
Ellis. Charles o. Terrell John II.
Ambers. Joseph p. RasiI Edward D.
Reid. Edward H. Tracy, Ernest e,
smith, Wllllam W. Reid, thomas M.
Harris, LLOYD G. Thomas, c.. jr.
Grant, james W. Grooms, carline C.
Campbell, Charles GasKins. aeore -; l..
Gaskins, Custis C. Hall, Julian M
Corbin, Calvin C. Jackson william v
Timbers. Charles r. Brown, Newman s
Lucas. Cecil 8. Campbell, N 8
JACKSON FREQ wallace, Charles H.
Union Speaker Announced.
The Rev. Ronald S. Wilson, pastor
OF the Winchester PRESBYTERIAN
Church. will be the preacher at I'M
ion services on the Courthouse yard
in Leesburg at 8 pm. tomorrow. The
Rev Mr.. Wilson is a graduate of
the Union Theological Seminary in
Richmond, and went from there to
the University of Virginia as a stu
dent pastor. He also served as as
sistant pastor of the First Presby-
terrain Church at Greensboro, N. C..
Woman Marine Leaves.
Pvt. Anne Stabler, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederic Stabler of Water
lord, who enlisted in the Marine Re-
serves. May 6, has received orders
to leave Wednesday for Camp LIE
Jeune, New River. N. c. where she
will be in training for six weeks.
Rail Meeting Scheduled.
A public hearing before the State
Corporation Commission is sched-
uled for 10 am. Monday in the
Courthouse here to give the public
a chance to make known its needs
for additional passenger service on
the Washington g. Old Dominion
line between Rosslyn and Leesburg
and for service between Leesburg
and Purcellville. H. E. Ketner will
be a special agent for the commits
sion at LeeSburg, and Common
wealth's Attorney Charles F. Har-
rison will appear in behalf of the
county. The recults of the meeting
will then be presented before the
WI HoA hGASAA NSAillAlASS1Oll dU
meeting to be held in Richmond,
August II.
Lake Farm Sold.
The Lake farm. one of the oldest
homesteads in upper Loudoun, has
been sold by Mrs. Frank T. Ridge
way of Herndon to Mrs. ]. D. Patch,
wife of Maj Gen. Patch, Army
commander on Guadalcanal. The
farm, located at Philomont, consists
OF 160 acres of land and is improved
by Colonial stone dwelling, built in
1919. Mrs. Patch will take possess
sion of the place January / and
plans to make improvements for
permanent residence. Gen. and Mrs.
Patch have two sons, one in the
service and the other of college age.
Howser Farm Sold.
The Henry Chaplain farm, near
Waterford, now owned and occupied
by w. H. Howser, was sold this week
to Thomas Campbell of New Jersey,
who will take possession of the prop
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