Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1937, Page 37

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1837. VESTRYMEN ELECTED IN 3 COUNTY PARISHES Annual Elections Held by South- ern Prince Georges Con- Georges County, Members named to the vestries follow: St. John's, churches at Accokeek and Pomonkey—Miss Jennie McPher- son, Mrs. Nellie Jenkins, Mrs. Henry Bealle, Roger I. Manning, John Clagett, Henry Xander, Karl Smith and Marshall Tebbritt. Officers chosen by the vestry are: and Aquasco—Vestry, Dr. H. M. Bowen, Kenneth G. Wilson, Arthur D. Jones, J. Roy Baden, J. Amos Davis, ‘Walter S. Young, Henry Compton and Clifton Trueman. Officers, Baden, reg- istrar; W. W. Wilson, senior warden; Raymond E. Young, junior warden; Dr. Bowen, treasurer; Trueman, dele- gate to diocesan convention; Compton, Duvall, senior warden nn(;:):elente to CANCER DR'VE FUNDS diocesan convention; Baden, junior warden; Garner, treasurer; Mrs. Leonard Early and Mrs. Clarence Outen, delegates to Southern convo- cation. ‘Women's . Man Hunt Cut Short. City Post Office. SOUGHT IN ALEXANDRIA Field Army Opens |ducted by the American Tuberculosis Booths in Five Banks and the treatment and prevention of cancer. The drive being conducted by the women's group is similar to that con- Association, since both aim at pre- vention of disease as well as its treat- ment. LECTURE ON RUSSIA Motion Pictures to Accompany Talk at Takoma P.-T. A. Special Dispatch to The Star. TAKOMA PARK, Md, April 2— A motion picture and lecture, “Life in B—15 for the benefit of the association, Mrs. J. Bond Smith heads the com- mittee in charge. PICTURE TALK ON PARKS James B. Willlams of the National Park Service will talk on “Our Na- gregations. Manning, registrar; Xander, senior | alternate; W. F. Young and Wilson, | SCOTTSBLUFF, Nebr. () —Sheriff’s Special Dispatch to The Star. warden; G. F. Brown'ng, junjor war- | delegates to Southern convocation; | Deputy Mahlon Morgan, after hours of | By a Staff Correspondent of The 8t = i ACCOKEEK, Md., April 2—Annual | den; Mrs. Henry cn;’e‘u,j treasurer; | Jones and Trueman, alternates. searching, appealed to Floyd Perry for ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 2— i‘fl?.'é’ofi:ffyy x;»“: ::: g:lklr‘;’l :‘rcl::‘c:: Cyomfiundez Jithe Ransycosiiof e Honm;exmagefl:idt?exxlimr‘:gplhnsys:;m:z meetings for the election of vestrymen ’\l\;rs, YV R.d ll)yert, u';m:_nt treasurer; mst. Tho;n:; Pd‘nsl}“ c}‘\,urcheeM at :h:i;":rtdisetscnpnon of a hunted bad | Booths were opened in five local banks | Mrs. James W. Love, local chair- :u\:nt-'l‘e;ck:rm Mm?“w: hOi] t;f 2 pm. tomorrow at the National _| Manning, delegate iocesan con- oome and Brandywine—Vestry, Miss . . | man for the drive, declared Alexandria | Takoma Parl lementary School, | Museum, M. e, t, were held on Monday by the congre- | yonyion:™ Tebbritt, alternate; Mrs.|Lily Wills, W. Burns Wilson, Frank | “Does he look anything like that n,::l & ;he ;:“a"dml ‘ml:' ;’mu yexf may expect a minimum of 200 cancer | night at 7:30 o'clock at the school. snnoumd"‘l’;‘c\l‘ay?d Bhney presen Morgan asked, | t€rday for the annual solicitation of | o\ (o "y 1ing the present year, half of | The film was taken by Miss Lyon | The lecture will be illustrated with “That's the | funds by the Women's Field Army, an | which can be controlled in their early | during her recent stay in Russia. | color sound and silent motion pictures organization fostering education in \ stages through proper treatment. Entire proceeds of the affair will be | depicting the history of the parks. Memberships of $1 each are being | Russia,” will be given by Miss Helen | tional and State Parks” at the month- gations of the Protestant Episcopal| Bealle and Frank Bolton, delegates to | Hardy, Frank Robinson, Thomas Gar- |man, for instance?” parishes of St. John, St. Paul and'Southern convocation. 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