Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1930, Page 19

LOUDOUN TEACHING |f STAFF 1S REDUCED! Board’s Action Allows. Only! § Short Session in Many Schools. ABpecial Dispatch to The Siar. PURCELLVILLE, Va, March 22— “The number of teachers in Loudoun || County was reduced at a special meet- || 4ng of the county school board in the | school auditorium at Leesburg. Several || . 8chools will be open only ah alf day, it was decided. The budget was adopted #nd principals of several schools were elected. Petitions Presented. Petitions were presented to the board ||} in favor of continuation of four-year high school work at Waterford, asking gor a new school building and two teacher at Mountville, opposing ‘the half-day school plan for Sycoline and Red Hill and opposing the transporta- tion of puplls from Paxson to Blue- ‘mmont. The petitions also asked for the half-day school if the full day should Mot be possible, asked transportation for ® group of children now attending Lucketts School. opposed the closing || of the Oak Hill School and transporta- &ion to Lucketts. Delegations were present and spoke on the board’s pro- | posal effecting the reduction of teach- ers in some schools. ‘The board decided that four years of *4high school work would be continued at | Waterford in 1930-31 with two teachers !mnd that three high school teachers ramuld be employed upon the condition \%that the State school authorities indi- Ieate that the school will be accredited !'with three teachers next session and not with two: three teachers to be em- rployed at Lucketts, three at Aldie and || | seven at Leesburg. three teachers at Hillsboro, six at Purcellville, three at Hamilton, two at Bluemont and one each at Pleasant Valley, Mountville and North Fork. Red Hill and Sycoline, Clarke's Gap and Cool Spring, and Air- mont and Paxson each have a half day of school with one teacher for each 1 school, two years of high school shall | be taught at Middleburg, and that a nducuon in the number of teachers in | any school will not reduce the salary of any principal who shall be re-elected to ' the same position for 1930-31. Application will be made to the State ! Board of Education for a loan not in | excess of $9,000 from the literary fund for construction of the Round Hill Echool auditorium. Travel Allowance Changed. The travel allowance of the division | superintendent of schools will be changed from the lump sum of $400 to the basis of 8 cents per mile. An ad- dition fo the school lot at Ashburn will be purchased at a cost of $500 pro- wvided that local citizens contribute $200. || A colored supervisor will be employed in 1930-31, the Sycoline colored school will be closed and an additional teacher | wulbeemplwedinm Leesburg col- ored school. 1 The board voted against the closing of Tankerfield and transportation to Lovettsville, h'momlhn by bus from ©Oatlands and Hill farm to Aldie; | tain patrons now attending that school, employment of school supervisor for || elementary schools of over two teach- || ers. Principals Elected. ! Principals of schools were elected as |/ follows: Ashburn, Charles S. Monroe; || Round Hill, J. F. Harrison: Hillsboro, Mrs. Evelyn T. Adams; Lucketts, J. 8, |/ Simpson; Lovettsville, L. A. Womel- dorph; Unison-Bloomfield, A. O. Hut- || mn. Middleburg, Miss Gaylord Gib- || Lincoln High School, Henry P. Whl&e Lincoln:Grade 8chool, Blrlh E. Cox; Purcell Miss _Bertha Gruver; Hamilton, Ocie R. Graham: Bluemont, Fliza D. Lunceford; Leesburg, Alex- ender S. Jenkins. PARENTS IN SESSION. Bladensburg Association Names || Committee to Acquire Stamp. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. B ing smummmnhrmumnl Other members of i i Gasch and Mr ‘Williams. utfle Miss | | Rosemary McKnight sang two songs. ‘The Good Book Club of the third and fourth grades gave a show “Aladdin snd the Magic Lamp.” Those taking art were Robert McCullough, Julian ttingly and Joseph Miller. Miss Ellen wling is the teacher. i | TRAIL CLUB PLANS OUTING Apple Orchard Camp Selected for Week's Recreation. | Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. LYNCHBURG, Va., March 22 —Plans are being made he Potomac-Ap- palachian Trail Club, of Washington, ‘with 80 members, to have a week’s out- ing at Apple Orchard camp, Bedford Country, June 22-28, H. M. Sears, su- pervisor of the Natural Bridge natural Torests, has been advised. The club will make the trip here by automobile and train and will hike from Bedford to Apple Orchard camp for & week’s stay. ‘The club is a chapter of the Appala- chian Trail Club. BUSINESS CLUB ELECTS Cambridge Woman's Group Names || Miss Hastings President. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. CAMBRIDGE, Md., March 22—The Business and Professional Woman’s Club || of Cambridge, has elected officers for || the ensuing year as follows: ident, Miss Helen Hastings: first vice president, Miss Lelia Bamberger; second vice president, Miss Sarah Twil- ley; recording secretary, Mrs. Jesse Hooper; coresponding secretary, Miss Iona Robinson, and treasurer, Miss Mamie Phillips. Marion Duckett Returns Home. BLADENSBURG, Md., March 22 (Special) —Marion Duckett, 75 years old, for years a well known member of the Southern Maryland bar, has n- turned to his home here after two weeks in Stbley Hospital, Wl!h!nl- ton. His condition is reported im- proved. Mr. Duckett is the father of T. Howard Duckett of Hyattsville, chairman of the Washington Suburban Sanitary Oommhn on. '3 ! R Srnlh Fire on Wells Estate. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. OXON HILL, Md., March 22.—Two Washington fire companies were called || 1o extinguish a brush fire on the estate of Somner Wells, diplomat and finan- cler, this afternoon. The blaze was about half a mile from Mr. Wells' pa- latial new residence. Indians Get Pay by Plane. { TORONTO, March 22 (#).—Gold is col down on Indians in Northern || Onta next Summer. The govern- ment is sending an airplane on a 2,000~ mile flight along Hudson Bay to pay I off tribes for lands taken over from | them. UNDAY STAR,. WASHINGTON, D. C.,. MARCH 23, 1930—PART ONE. 1 Fabric Gloves, | Columbia Medallion FREE This wnique offer closes | April IM C.-c in mow wl medallion --d. p-nuh you wish. 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