Cannon, Francis Dandinger and Hcad
i ley Gasch were named alternates. A
new chemical tank has been bought
by the department and placed on the
! automobile chassis recently purchased,
i The town commissioners will hold
i their July meeting next Wednesday
l night.
Plans for the carnival to be hold on
the school grounds here July 16, 16
t and IT were furthered at a meeting
of the ladies’ auxiliary and the car
i nival committee o( the volunteer fire
■ department. Proceeds will go to the
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methods, William P. Ames, chair
man; C. W. Fitch and F. W. Wind
ridge; child welfare, Dr. C. R. Boy
land, chairman, and Rev. George H.
Fielding. Meetings of the organisa
tion, It was decided, will be held every
Thursday at 12 o’clock, the place to
be decided later.
Summer School Opening.
The Summer schools of Arlington
County opened Wednesday morning
for an eight-week session with a
total enrollment of 4M, according to
Prof. Fletcher Kemp, county Super
intendent of schools. Washington
and Lee High School, with 175, re
ported the largest enrollment. The
enrollment at the other schools fol
lows; George Mason High School
and Mount Vernon Elementary
School, 131; Matthew Fontaine Maury
School at Clarendon, 100; Cherrydale
School. 60. The classes ore bring
taught by the following; George
Mason and Mount Vernon, Harry
Baker, Jr., principal; W. H. Thomas,
Clifton L. Moore, Miss Almeda Glass
cock, Miss Mary Barbour and Miss
Lottls Kay; Clarendon School, Mrs.
E. B. Ellis, principal; Miss Mary
Bibb and Mias Louise Dunnington;
Cherrydale School, Miss Catherine
Elliott, principal, and Miss Agnes
Reynolds; Washington and Lee, 8.
P. Vandersllee. principal; Mrs. W. H.
Thomas and Miss Gertrude Odom.
