Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1929, Page 11

SUBURBAN NEWS. THE _EVENING CLARENDON PLANS COMMUNITY HOUSE Steps Taken to Provude I:mc Headquarters for Vir- ginia Section. @pecial Dispatch to The Star. . 'LARENDON, Va,, November §5.— Steps looking to the establishment of | & building to house the civic activities ot Clarendon and vicinity were taken last night by the Clarendon - Citizens’ Corporation, holding company for the citizens’ association, mesting at the home ot A. C. Putnam, president of the former organization A’ committee consisting of A. J. Por- ter, chairman; L. C. McNemar and J. Thomas Manning was appointed to “investigate the advisability anc - de- #iradbility of erecting an auditorium and community center, with authority to confer with other organizations of Clar- endon proper and mearby .communi- ties for the purpose of determining sentimeént for such a project and the #mount of co-operation that may be expected.” » VJ“IQ Action Favored. This action was taken after spon- sors of the movement called atten- tion to the fact that several organisa- tions are planning separate homes, and pointed to the advantages, from an eco- nomical standpoint and to the com- munity, of all joining in establishment of a building of a size to care for all of these activities. ‘The corporation, it was stated, has sufficient funds in hand to provide a meeting place for the citizens' associa- tion, which has been without a per- manent home since the sale of the old community building, but this would be inadvisable in view of the growth of the town and the need for a larger auditorium. Sponsors of the project have in mind an auditorium that will seat at least & thot persons, one that will be mflclemly large to care for big con- ventjons or community celebrluons It was also suggested that among other prerequisites of a community center the bullding should include a gym- STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MARYLAND FOX HUNTERS HIT TRAIL { ny hunters and hounds early this morning started a five-day meet out from Rockvil under the auspices of the Fox Hunters’' Association. Left to right are shown the following officers at the beginning of the field trials: Earp, second vice president; Z. M. Waters, presiden t; tary and treasurer. C. L. Gilpin, first vice president, and C. Dorsey, secre- |- — | hot scent was struck ‘and the hounds FIELD TRIAL DERBY fox and were driving him in a manner that promised a splendid chase. Because, the' fihe young hounds were | expeaged fo prove evenly matched in i | bom?med ln% mdur\v:\ge' and aceurate| scoring therefore difficult; expert judges | secretary-| ‘wer® on the Job today and will cont{nue to serve throughout the meet, which Will inelude five consecutive days of sport. | They are: J. M. R. Lewis of Lynchburg, nasfum for the youths of the com- munity. Losn to Fifemen Voted. ‘The meeting “acted’ favorably on a request of the Clarendon Volunteer Fire Department for a loan of $1,900, the loan to be secured by a firat trust mue on the new fire department arters being erected at Lawton -na ylor avenues. The money will be used to lay a concrete floor and to put other finishing touches on the new structure. The action of corpor= ation will have to be ratified by the citizens' assoctation and this is ex- to be done at its next regular meeuns ‘Tuesday night, November 12, in the Chamber of Commerce headquar- ters. 'The apparatus of the de] runem will be moved to the new bu soon as the ‘concrete floor is APPRAISING PROPERTY FOR SCHOOL ADDITION Committee at Hyattsville Making Report on’ Purchase for Edu- cation Authorities. Maryland Fox Hunters’ Asso- va: Augustus Riggs of Cooksville, Md.: Bt 3 3 ‘g dPlnul s‘m;t:d o(‘ Ilj)lll.shurg. Pa.; P | e} 3 . ciation Begins Week of Fine i,’{;,m;:" ,;’} = 3;55;:;';‘“% sivuay o n of, Derw Mt ir.. F. Sport at Rockville Sinciair'_of Newport: News, VA, - and P ) £ Robert Curran and . A. Tove of Silver RN 7 55 Spring, Md. Special Dispatch to The Star. To Tabulate Scoring. ROCKVILLI November 5.— !‘bllowh'x: ‘ 'S c;nsr, ntlhe ]utdg‘u Wit wea vailing - | and master of ounds will meel o e her € and un- | L0y ville to tabulate the scofing and | were soon tn fully cry behind a big red | der running conditions regarded as| satisfactory, notwithstanding a little too much wind, the anrual fleld trials of the Maryland Fox Hunters' Assoclation | got off to a good start today. Bubbling over with enthusiasm over | the prospect of a day of fine sport, 50 well known followérs of the hounds, ‘| répresenti various sections of Mary- Jand snd not a few from nearby States and the District of Columbia, left the fair grounds here shortly- after day- "m"'ir'pm"" o ekt beot il of the county seat was st asleep atgey moku with. fl“lem J!! fine %5, all w) since January 1, 1928, ‘and prm by automobile and horseback to the Griffith farm, near Redland, where the first half of the derby was run today and where to announce the high-score dogs and those that will compete in '.he final running of tm derby tomorrow. ong the more inent devotees of g.he ‘sport who en| today’s chase were e Robert B. Peter of the Cir- cuit Court for the county and Wllter Johnson, manager of the sh is a director of the Maryland Fokx Hunt- ers’ Association. The running of the all-age stake will start Thursday morning and continue while the | three days. LOUDOUN HUNT IS ON, Galler7 of One Hundred Witnesses Start Season in Special Dispatch to Th American League base ball team, wno. farm, 3 miles from Leesburg, ard there was an exciting chase for 30 minutes | when he eluded his pursiiers near the Officers f the club are: Judge J. R. H. -Alexander, president; Howard k. Cole, vice president; James Di Zerega, treasurer; Walter H. Bowes hd D. M. McDonald, M. P H. COLMAR MANOR NAMES OFFICERS FOR ELECTION Selects Candidates fqr Heads of Improvement Association. Committees Report, By a Staff Corresponident of The Star. 5.—Officers for the coming vear were the Colmar Manor Improvement Aseo- ciation in the Wilson Avenue Baptist Chureh, Those nominated are: For president, Rev., O. E. Sproull, Lewis Carter; for vice president, G. Lofgren; for sec- retary, J. T. Lynch; for financial secre- tary, u A. Wood; for treasurer, Lewis . J. Reeves: publicity, M J. N. Torvestad, Reeves, ohairman of the enter- committee, reportsd that | Potomac River, on Roger Shroy's farm. | COLMAR MANOR, Md., November “ nominated at the monthly meeting of | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1929, SUBURBAN NEWS. Of course everyone knn‘v\ the best months for eggs anc grade to store away during nd of giving our ’ !‘:z“fr:«l»: n‘: se “Wildmeres” for every g8 ass one is guaran\ted arid your satisfaction is far low price. wred R egu- s rrassrrininn IIIlI||\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ A TIMELY REMINDER -Orders are now being. received for o " Thanksgiving Turkeys. - Asin former years, . the quality offered will -be of the finest. ., procurable. Your neighborhood A&P manager will be very glad to take your order now for any particular size bird you may want for Thanksgiving delivery, Lb. cuni s ELOUR 2z Pillsbury’s Best Bag 5c 9c 24.m $1 15 lZlb 8cz4-|b 956 Sultana Maple Blended 25c ” Gold Medal CAKE FLOUR P 25¢ Sunnyfield P’CAKE & B'WHEAT | 3 Plgs. 250 11-0s. Jugs LEESBURG, Va., November 5.—The hunt season in Loudoun County is in 'h" swing ard there will be many ex- g chases' after old reynard during | lhla month, - One hul persons witnessed the first start of the sea- son o: Saturday morning from Wallace they wen jomed many lovers of VILLE, Md.. November 5.—A | the dtd.{tml parts of the coun(ry. L Short. ‘The only preliminary at the hunti was the csl of. the roll an the detailing of running rules the master: of hounds, Clarence L. Ipin, { George's “residence, " near . Leesburg. president of the Monwmeq Oounty Twenty-five members and - friends of Agricultural soc ‘the lnumn Hunt Club were in the “were Il).nted . 17,510* people saved from the tortures of $121.33 would be turned over to the tmuurbe; ;fl a muné”:t lhe iven er _commil gnqhyu n Church, Gottage it month, New members were :lecud as follows: | ff . 8 Mr. and Mrs. Lockridge, Mr. and Mr: - " Loin or Rib ROAST" " PORK HYATTS' committee, of which Town Counclimen J. Moses Edlavitch is chairman, is mak- ing #n appraisal of a piece of rmperty adjoining the elementary school on the east which is being considered for purchuztlor Alchz::ll purpous.h ")'hs pmefly ormerly belonged to the late Hilleary-and its acquisition -would provide not only additional playground for the school, but necessary lighting for the auditorjum which 1t is planned to add to the sthool. The property runs from Franklin street to the alley in the rear of Marion street. It is expected that Mr. Edlavitch's ecommittee will soon make its report to the school grounds committee, which in turn will report to the school trustees, PP A CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. ‘The national defense committee of the District of Columbia D. A. R. will meet with the chairman, ,g; ston Holt, at the 'nhlnnen Ghlh this | evening, 8 o'clock. Chi 8i will hnv:‘? benefit e-rd mntlw o'clock, at The Columbia Women agl meet this Pre dent Lofgren presided hi the absence of Rev. 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