Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1935, Page 25

DATE OF HUMMER TRIAL IS EXPECTED Fairfax Court, Convening Tomorrow, Due to Slate Recluse Slaying Case. Special Dispatch to The Star. FAIRFAX, Va., November 16.—Trial dates for Henry Edwards, colored, and Hugh Hummer of near Falls Church for the murder of Truman Brush, 76- year-old farmer recluse, are expected to be set when the Fairfax County Circuit Court convenes Monday. Both are being held in jail here under indictments charging them with murdering and robbing Brush last August on a wooded pathway near his home. The recluse’s head was bat- tered with a heavy rock. Confession Claimed. Edwards made a written confession of the crime, according to Sheriff E. P. Kirby. The confession implicated Hummer, who was & tenant on the _ Brush farm, and he was subsequently arrested and indicted. Although trial dates are expected to be set, Commonwealth’s Attorney Wilson M. Farr said today that he did not know whether they would be for this term of court. If they are set for the next term, the two men will be prosecuted by Paul E. Brown, newly | elected attorney for the Common- | wealth. Farr did not offer for re-elec- tion after having held the office for 20 years. Wife Under Arrest. | Hummer's wife, Mrs. Goldie Hum- | mer, was also arrested in connection | with the slaying, and although she is still being held at the jail, no effort was made to secure an indictment at the last term of the court. Twelve new civil cases have been filed since the last term of the court, and besides seven appeals from the FAIRFAX T0 VOTE ON SEWER BONDS Referendum on Proposed $55,000 Issue Set for November 23. Special Dispatch to The Star. FAIRFAX, Va., November 16— Citizens of the town of Fairfax will vote on a proposed $55,000 bond issue for the installation of a sewer- age system at a special election to be held November 23. Following approval by the Public Works Administration several weeks | ago of a $45,000 grant to the m\m‘ to help defray the cost of the pro- posed system, Cirouit Judge Walter T. McCarthy Tuesday signed an order calling the special election. It #s expected the proposed sewer- age system will cost considerably less than $100,000, when bids are opened. The system will include the entire! municipality, and its installation will| be supervised by the McGrary En- gineering Co. and P. W. A. engineers. Under the terms of the order the bonds will carry an interest rate not | to exceed 4 per cent and the bonds will mature serially. It is expected that the propcsed system will be practically self-liqui-* dating after the first few years. |NEIGHBORS’ CLUB HOLDS |SANDY SPRING MEETING Mr. and Mrs. J. Janney Shoe-| maker Entertain—Richard N. Boeckel Speaks. | Spectal Dispatch to The Star. SANDY SPRING, Md., November | 16.—Richard N. Boeckel of the Manor Club was the guest speaker at the trial justice’s court in criminal mat- | | November meeting of The Neighbors, ters, there are large number of both | held at Community House Thursday | criminal and civil cases pending from | evening when the club was entertained | previous terms. proceedings have been filed. RED CROSS l;ICKS STAFF | IN RICHMOND COUNTY‘ Annual Meeting Is Addressed by Rev. Cary Montague of Richmond City. Seven new divorce | by Mr. and Mrs, J. Janney Shoe-| -| maker. ‘ Mr. Boeckel surveyed the position of the United States in world poli- | cles. Mrs. E. Clifton Thomas and Miss Estelle T. Moore, jr., contributed| | articles and a business meeting was | conducted by Mortimer O. Stabler, | chairman, at which The Neighbors | voted approval of the 25-mile traffic | zone for Sandy Spring and Ashton, | with an additional !4 mile from Ash-| ton toward Brighton. Special Dispatch to The Star. WARSAW, Va., November 16.—The ennual meeting - of the Richmond County Chapter of the American Red Cross was held here. Ridney M ‘ Coggin, chairman, presided and m- troduced the speakers, Rev. Cary Montague of Richmond, and ML\; Sadie James, field representative of the National Red Cross. The following officers were elected: Rodney M. Coggin, chairman; L. C. Hodges, vice chairman; Miss Josephine Barnes, secretary; W. Garnett Delano, | treasurer: Mrs. T. T. Wright, publicity | chairman; Mrs, James C. Lamb, roll | Executive committee district, Mrs. F. C. Booker | VB Lmnzer “mhmgwn T d M1 .| munity Association of Section Three | . T s. J. C. Lamb an d Committee onj s, V. L. Litsinger, Norman Edwards, Fred Northup, Joe Van Pelt, V. W. Sanders, Frank W. Smith, R. B. Omohundro and George P. Balderson. MONTGOMERY PLAYERS TO PRESENT COMEDY| #Bird in Hand” Second of Sea- son's Major Productions De- cember 7 at Bethesda. “Bird In Hand,” John Drinkwater’s famous comedy, wiil be presented De- | cember 7 by the Montgomery Players | as their second major production of this season at the Leland Junior High ! School, Forty-fourth and Leland streets, Bethesda. Mrs. Doris Dewey Day plays a lead- ing part. Others in the cast are Betty Chase, J. A. Bishop, Howard | Bandy, Clifton Whyte, Robert WBI’-‘ field, Fred M. Kerby and David Woll- haupter. | The play is under the direction of Mrs. Ailene Sanford, who has to her credit, among other things, “Never Can Tell” and “Cock Robin.” ' LOUDOUN .MEETINGS Home Demonstration Program Is| Mapped by Council. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. LEESBURG, Va., November 16.— At the annual planning meeting of the advisory council for home demonstra- tion work in Loudoun County here yesterday, “Foods” was chosen as major project for 1936, to which will be devoted 6 of the 12 monthly meet- ings. Three leader training meetings will be held under supervision of the county agent and a representative from the extension department at Blacksburg. At least two of the remaining meet- ings will be given to the study of clothing. Mrs, T. T. Wright. e g League Reorganized. FRANCONIA, Va., November 16| (Special). — Reorganization of the Young People’s Sunday School League of Sharon Episcopal Church has been completed with the naming of the fol- lowing officers: Miss Polly King, president; Carl Phillips, vice presi- dent, and Miss Mary McGrady, sec- retary and treasurer. Miss Ellen Pullman, Edwin Davis and Mrs. B. Graves were elected councilors. BRINGS NEW. 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