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St Alban's Senior Master Ends
30*Year Tenure on May 31
Alamm Pay Tribute
To Service Given by
Rev. James Henderson
By Jessie Font Evans
* St. Alban’s alumni around. the
world will note with regret the re
tirement of a great teachtf, friend,
adviser and coach from the school’s
faculty after the commencement
May 31. He is the senior master,
the Rev. James Hendersbn, affec
tionately known as “Pop” to three
generations of students. As one of
the members of the class of *28 puts
it: “His spirit is imbedded deep in
the school’s very foundation and in
the heart of every Albanian whose
privilege it was to have known him.”
This was the consensus at the
April alumni reunion, when at the
largest gathering in the school’s
history, Mr. Henderson was pre
sented a silver tray and a corporate
gift of over (600 from the Alumni
Association.
REV. JAMES HENDERSON.
When William Howell Church, the
headmaster who preceded the
school’s present dynamic head
Canon Albert Hawley Lucas, was
offend a salary Increase for what
- be was accomplishing for the Na
tional Cathedral School for Boys, he
elected instead to add a new master
to its faculty. His choice was the
Rev. James Henderson, school ractor
from 1918 to 1929.
From Missionary Endeavor.
The new master, who came to St.
Alban’s with his wife, Blanche Hen
derson, and their infant son “Jim
mie” to take up resident quarters
in the school, had been serving in
missionary field work in the great
Northwest. An impressive figure, hfe
stood 8 feet 1 inch and weighed 225
pounds.
From the first he ranked as senior
master on the faculty. He became
as well a coach in three major
sports, in addition to his duties as
a teacher of mathematics and sacred
studies. George B. McGehee, one
of his students of those days and
now a fellow member of the faculty,
says of his former teacher: "His
great energy and warm-hearted af
fection for his fellowmen, his clean
Christian living and his straight
thinking have molded St. Alban’s
graduates by the very fact of their
simple reality. His was the privil
ege—with Mr. and Mrs. Church—of
. being the core of the foundation on
which the great St. Alban’s of today
was built.”
Born in Belfast, James Henderson
came to Massachusetts as a boy
of 8. His preparatlgn for his life
of service was begun through teach
ing. His schools were. Taft, Trinity
College, Hartford, Conn., and the
Berkeley Divinity School.
At Trinity, when he weighed 167
pounds, it is said that he was foot
ball’s first roving center. In college
baseball he had few peers as a
1
catcher. In basket ball be was a
lint-rate floonnan, an accurate shot
and a fine defensive player.
Is it surprising that he coached
successive St. Alban’s teams to vic
tory in these major sports, or that
his students equaled their prowess
on the playing fields in their class
room records and college board ex
aminations?
Coached University Football.
The States of Washington and
South Dakota have reason to be
grateful also to this athletic man of
God for the way he combined the
spiritual with daily life and living.
As a part of missionary work for
the Episcopal Church when he was
in Spokane, Wash., he helped make
self-sufficient and filled to capacity
a church school that had been in
difficult straits. In South Dakota,
as extra-church activity, he coached
the University of South Dakota’s
greatest football team and 25 years
afterward, the beloved “football
parson” was guest of honor at the
university's alumni dinner honoring
the leadership he had developed.
The Hbndenon's only son, James,
jr., is an alumnus of St. Alban’s and
of his father’s alma mater, Trinity
College. He is proving himself a
teacher of promise at the Loomis
School In Windsor, Conn.
Unmindful of frequent offers else
where, the Rev. James Henderson
has been content to make his work
with the boys of St. Alban’s his con
tinuing parish. How that the time
has come to leave the school to
which he and his wife have given
nearly 30 years of their lives, they
have decided to stay on in Washing
ton, so deep have grown the roots
of their humanitarian service here.
After his last official connection
with a school graduation at St
Alban’s, Mr. and Mrs. Henderson
will spend the summer near Squam
Lake, New Hampshire, where Mr.
Henderson long has been spiritual
adviser to « summer camp for boys.
Those who know him best are
convinced Mr. Henderson’s “retire
ment” is only a step toward the next
active lap of his life's journey. In
the near future they expect to find
him coaching students or filling
emergency assignment^ in local
Episcopal pulpits. '■;*
Farms Average 200 Acres
The average farm in the United
States was 200 acres in 1945, an
increase of 20 acres over the 1940
average and SO acres over 1920.
Firstborn Most Intelligent
Seine scientists believe that the
firstborn in a family tends to be the
most Intelligent with the level at
intelligence falling as the family
grows, j- . .",
Sounders Planned D.C. Porks
William Saunders, a 19th Century
horticulturist for the United States
Agriculture Department, planned tire
park system of Washington and
supervised the setting out of 80,000
trees In "the city.
Cross-Word Puzzle
HORIZONTAL.
1 Improvised.
6 Rebounding
shot.
11 Hostility.
13 Fruit.
14 Uproar.
15 Beginning.
16 Finnish port.
17 Wild cat.
19 Diving bird.
20 Parentage.
22 She married
the Red Cross
knight.
<!3 More penitent.
25 Inherent in it.
26 Fern. name.
27 Self.
29 100,000 rupees.
31 Existing in
name only.
35 Doily.
36 Mohammedan
month.
38 Drawbacks.
Answer to Yesterday’s Puzzle.
!
40 Clay.
41 Poem.
42 Threefold.
44 Water spirit
(Gaelic).
46 Inert gas.
47 Declared.
48 Popular cant.
49 Milksop.
VEKTIUAIj.
1 Lethal.
2 Egyptian Jack
al god.
S Lounging robe.
4 Bird.
5 Stupid.
6 Vehicle.
7 Dye Indigo.
5 Stew.
9 Vegetables.
10 Bread from
heaven.
12 Infernal.
13 Spar.
18 Family name.
21 Early explorer
24 Comments.
25 One of the
Hebrides.
28 Boring tools.
29 Shrub.
30 King of the
Huns.
32 Anglo-Saxon
coin.
33 Takes over.
34 They are ofter
toasted.
35 Insects.
37 In want
39 Whirl.
40 Hebrew letter
43 Shipping box
45 Indo-Chinese
language.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE (Con‘t.)
BUY AT JET AND SAVE
1935 Terraplane 2-dr. $185
1935 Terraplane 4-dr. - 295
1035 Pontiac cpe. - 365
1936 Terraplane cpe. - 275
1938 Plymouth 4-dr„ h. - 695
1939 Chevrolet 2-dr., r. apd h- 725
1939 Stud. Champion 2-dr., h- 745
1939 De Soto 2-dr., r. and h.- -- 795
1939 Stud. Commander 2-dr„ h.-— 796
1939 Bulck •‘Spec." 4-dr., r. and h. 895
1939 Chev. M. del. 4-dr„ r. and h. 896
1939 Ford conv. cpe., h-§45
1939 Bulck • Spec.” 4-dr., r. and h. 945
1940 Ford de lulte station wagon 1,096
1941 De Soto 4-dr. fld. dr., r. and h. 1.245
1941 Hudson "6” conv. clb. cpe., h. 1.295
1941 Packard ‘T20” cont. clb. cpe.,
r and h. _1,496
1942 Chrysler “'6” 4-dr„ r. and h„ 1,445
1946 Hudson 4-dr„ r. and h -- 2,095
For clean cars, come to JET MOTOR
SALES. 2718 Nichols ave. s.e. LI. 03.16.
Opposite St. Elizabeths Hospital. 16*
CHRYSLER 1936 "8” 4-door sedan, in
good condition; $275.
Pontiac 1940 “8” 4-door sedan, radio,
heater and spotlight, $1,000. Call WI. 7863.
« _*
8CHLEGEL A GOLDEN— ~
1942 Chev. Mas. de lx. 2-dr. sed.__$l,195
1941 Dodge Custom 4-door -1.150
1941 Chevrolet 2-dr. Spec, de luxe. 1,050
1941 Plymouth 2-door-1.050
1941 Chevrolet 4-door-1.095
1941 Bulck Special 4-door-1.195
1941 Chrysler Windsor 4-door-1,296
1941 Packard "120” club conv-1,495
1941 Dodge Custom club coupe... l.lgo
1941 Pontiac 4-door sedan -1,195
1941 Plymouth 4-dr. Spec, de luxe.. 996
1941 Ford Tudor-1.050
1941 Willys 4-door- 595
1941 Willys coupe- 650
1940 Oldsmobile 2-dr.- 895
1940 Dodge coupe- 925
1940 Chevrolet coupe--- 895
1939 Chrysler Royal Wind. cl. coupe 895
8CHLEOEL & GOLDEN. 267 Carroll st.,
Takoma Park. D. C„ OE. 3302. Open Sun.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
NEED GOOD LIGHT CAR—1940 to 1942;
prefer Plymouth or Ford. Have cash.
Phone Ludlow 1443. —14
VETERAN, Just out of Marine Corps, needs
new car to secure Job. SL. 4871, up until
CONVENIENT—We pay top prices for
clean cars. See Mr. Miller, Executive
4800. 1150 17th st. n.w.. one-half block
north of the Mayflower H#tel.
PONTIAC WANTED—We will pay the high
est cash dollars; any year and any model.
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. R. L ave at
20th st. n.e.. AD. 8344.
CHEVROLET WANTED—We will pay the
highest cash dollars: any year, any model.
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. R. L ave. at
20th st. n.e., AD. 8344.
PLYMOUTH WANTED—We will pay the
highest cash dollars; any year, any model.
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. R. L ave. at
20thst. me., AD. 8344.
FORDS W ANTED—We will pay the highest
cash dollars; any year and any model.
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. R. L ave. at 20th
at. n.e.. AD 8344.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR—Fords, Chevroleta
and Plymouths. Phone Atlantic 5800.
C'T'VTT A D T1 EfATnDC -Ir-A U ct« r» m
SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL. POHANKA
SERVICE. 1126 20th st. n.w. DI. 9141.
BUICKS WANTED—We will pay the high
est cash dollars; anv year and any model.
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES, R. L ave. at 20th
at. n.e.. AD. 834A.
CASH for your Nash, also any other make:
highest prices paid. WILLIAMS A BAKER.
3819 M st. n.w., HO. 8700.
SELL OR TRADE YOUR CAR at Homer s
Corner. STANLEY H. HORNER, Bulck.
Fla. ave., 6tb to 6th sts. n.e.. AT. 6464.
CARS NEEDED NOW—All models; highest
prices; all cash. Sell on the present high
market now. NASH-ARLINGTON CORP.,
2016 No. Moore st.. 3 doors south of Key
Bridge in Rosslyn. GL. 3030. —13
IMMEDIATE CASH, no red taoe or
nagiuni—We need 50 clean cars right
away and will pay more than your car is
worth If can be had right now. RHODE
ISLAND MOTOR CO.. 1620 Rhode Island
ave. n.e. Phone MI. 9774.
BUICKS, Chevrolets. Fords, Pontlacs or
any make of car that has had good care.
We need them and will pay the highest
market price. SI HAWKINS, 1333 14th
FIRST VALUE used cars. WHEELER. INC
Chrysler-Plymouth dealer. 4800-4820 Wis
consin, EM. 4800. 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 Dto.
SELL YOUR NEW OR USED CAR for the
highest cash dollar to the COLIE MOTOR
CO, 8232 Georgia ave.. Silver Spring. SL.
0242
257 Srr'SS
gtTTakomaPark! D C Oeorgia 3300
FORDS—Cash tor your car. no red tape.
SCHLRQEL A GOLDEN. 257 Carroll it.,
Takoma Park. D. C Georgia 3300.
FA2R. HONEST APPRAISALS on all mates
ofcari are assured at McKEE-PONTIAC.
1828 L St. u.w.. ME. 0400
•‘WIN WITH WINN*'—Top price tor your
aar; never too new. never too old; will
SK.“«S 'SX "ifeSKfffiSS
p?5°o?m1S.’ rrsiivtss
PLYMOUTH—Cash tor your car, no red
XI" SCHLEGEL A GOLDEN. 257 Carroll
., Takoma Park, D c Georgia 3300.
HOLD IT JUST A MINUTE to get the high
est cash nriee for your 1946 or 194, ear
and older If clean Drive in or call DU.
2877, BRENTWOOD MOTOR CO., 1717
Rhode island ave. n.e.: open' 9 a.m- to
iWs WANT CARS REGARDLESS OF PRICE
—Don't trade on a new car or sell to any
one until you get our big prices. Need IOC
cars—1926 to 1946. Absolutely high cash
Bffce If car is paid for. will give you cash
ft iear is not paid lor, will 0»r ofibalsAM
and nay cash difference. BARNES-SAN*
DERS MOTORS. Washington s oldest ex
clusive used-car dealers. See Mr. Barnes
l£r aopraisaL All cash or certified check
Only one location. Drive to open lot. 18<K
14th. comer N st. n.w. open 8.30 to 5,
closed on Snnda» Call North 111!
CASH AT ONCE — Top - dollar prices al
COAST-IN PONTIAC.407-423 Florida ave
Sfc AT. 7200. Open evenings.
AUTOMOBILES WTD. (Cont.)
I WILL PAY ALL CASH for^clean cars,
new or used. Call us today or drive by.
GENE CASTLEBERRY, 1640 Benning
rd. n.e. TR. 6231.
DON’T SELL YOUB CAB or truck until
you know the right price through the
D. C. AUTO AUCTION SALES, every Sat.,
10 a.m. Fees, 86. 1113 Va. ave. s.e.
Ludlow 3606. „ 18*
HIGH CASH PRICE for old cars. GE.
2471 after 6 p.m. , ,—18
BUSINESSMAN needs latest model seder
or convertible today; paying cash. Cal.
EX 4249 days; GL. 6272, 6 to 10 P.m
—12
CAB, 1947. is wanted by private party
Will Bay all cash. Call between 6 and
SELl""in AviRGlNlA—With the Virginia
inspection Just around the corner, good
clean cars are at a premium. Sell now
Cash, or we will accept your car in trade
on future delivery of a new Nash. NASH
ARLINGTON CORP.. 2016 No. Moore st.,
3 doors south of Key Bridge in Rosslyn
gL. 3030. . —13
ASH ON THE SPOT—Quick sale assured
for clean used cars. Honest appraisals on
all makes: no waiting. FRANK SMALL.
Jr., INC., 216 Pa. ave. s.e. and 1301 Good
Hope rd. s.e. —20
INDIVIDUAL wants good 1938 to 1942
Chevrolet. Ford, Plymouth, Dodge; all cash;
no dealers, please. CO. 1660. —11
YOUNG PHYSICIAN will pay cash for
1941 or 1942 Buick, Chrysler, Dodge.
unevroiei converuoie. ao. ivw. —u
100 CARS WANTED IMMEDIATELY, '37 to
‘47: will pay your price for clean cars.
Come to or call LIVINGSTON MOTORS.
123 O st. n.e., EX. 8809.
WHY LOSE to the middleman? Veteran
wants ’36-'39 Plymouth. Ford or Chev. in
A-l shape. Call OX. 3881. 11*
PCICK, Chevrolet, Ford. 1941-1942 models,
m good condition: need cars badly at once
willing to pay good cash price. Call AD.
1114 —14
WILL TRADE 1940 Plymouth taxi and
PUC with 13,000 miles for 1946 or 1947
coach or sedan. Glebe 3120. 11*
VETERAN wants any make good used_ car
around $500. EX. 8316. —11
A-l CAR WANTED; $500 to $1,000 cash
to private party by private party; show to
me this week. OR. 4640. 12*
WANTED TO BUY—Late model used cars;
prefer Ford, Chevrolet, Plymouth, ’41s up.
Call ACE SCOTT. RE. 9053. , —12
VETERANS—Position requires Immediate
purchase of dependable used car; prefer
Ford. Chevrolet or Plymouth; will pay all
cash. HO. 6079. days; WO. 0250. eves.
—16
VETERAN WANTS TO BUY automobile.
194^ to 1947; any make or model. ^GL.
BUICK 1947 convertible super or Road
master; new or low mileage. RA. 8415
Sun. or eves. __
WE NEED YOUR CAR—Will Pay a rea
sonable price and handle all the details
for you. Phone NA. 3300 or drive to
1222 22nd st. n.w. Cadillac and Olds
mobile Sales and Service, CAPITOL CAD
ILLAC CO. . . —12
VETERAN will pay cash to private owner
for clean ’39-’42 model car; needed for
business, prefer crnvertible. Call AD.
8430. Ext. 7B, NUPKN, between 6 and 9
p.m., and all day Sunday. • —16
VETERAN wants 1938 Popular make ear,
must have good motor and body; will pay
cash; no dealers. Call weekdays, RE.
5600, Ext. 3517. 1 *
STUDENT VET needs ear; will, pay cash
for Ford convertible. 1936-1939. LL
1498. —
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GI training. Enroll now. Free catalog on reuuest.
CIVIL SERVICE BOYD'S Cim SERVICE SCHOOL
SPECIALISTS. Resident and Home Study Courses. Inquire 1333 F St. NAtl. 2349.
DRAFTING Columbia school of drafting
„ , . „ “ tt3» Vermont Ave. N.W. at N St.. Bet. 13th and 14th Sts.
Estab. 35 Tears. ME. 5626
Hundreds of Graduates In Government. Municipal and Private Positions.
Mechanical, Architectural, Electrical, Aircraft, Topographic, Statistical. Patent
Office. Sheet Metal, Machine. Landscape, Building, Blue Print Reading. Emp.
Service. Drafting Euuipment Furnished. Start now. Day or Evening Classes.
Send for catalogue. COURSES APPROVED FOR GI VETERAN TRAINING.
DRAFTING national drafting school
2027 Mass. Ave. N.W. HO. 4288
Modern Methods—All Branches of Professional Drafting.
Register Now for Day and Evening Classes—Placement Service.
APPROVED FOR VETERANS—CATALOGUE UPON REQUEST.
LANGUAGES Berlitz school of languages
assssuswsiwiiH 839 17th (At Eye) N.W. National 8278
FRENCH. SPANISH. GERMAN, or any other language. 1st. 1878.
APPROVED FOR GI VETERANS TRAINING
There is a BERLITZ SCHOOL in EVERY LEADING CITY of the WORLD.
MACHINE SHORTHAND Tss.yI.SeerM.riil School
* HPffiffiWM * IU1I1W 1430 K gt w NA. 3288
Beginners’ Class In Machine Shorthand. The STENOGRAPH, May 12. at 8 P.M.
Continuous Classes in Review and Dictation. Approved for Veterans’ Training. »
PERSONALITY Atmu nnHU rannHi auuuL
SUMMER CLASSES _ . t.r Veteran. Under GI Bill
Self-confidence. Poise. Effective Speech, Voice. Conversation,
Business and Social Manners. _
1150 Connecticut Aye.Per Free Consultation Call ME. 2290
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING WASHINGTON SCHOOL
FOR BUSINESS FOR SECRETARIES
An Intensive one-rear course for rount men providing preparation for a business
career. Sntrests fhrourh an overview of various business functions, possible
fields for specialisation—Advertising—Salesmanship—Office. Approved for Veterans.
District 2480National Press Buildlne
PROSTHETIC TECHNICIAN 3cv'
PROSTHETIC TECHNICIAN COURSE 2 rears. Combines dental laboratorr and
cosmetic appliances. Learn to make artificial teeth, noses, cheeks, lips, ears, eres.
chins, etc. Individual instructions. Enroll anr time. Circular on request. Approved
under G. L Bill for veterans. 108 South Columbus SL Alexandra, Vs. TEmple 0600
RADIO-ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING R|NST?TUTE
Now tiers evening and dav classes in Radio-Electronics. Engineering. Day Claeieo
in Broadcast A Television Engineering. Broadcast A Television Servicing. Students
may enter at any time openings are available. Veterans! CREI is approved for
training under G-. I. Bill. Visit or phone the school for complete details. Ask for
Mr. Maloney.
SECRETARIAL Grayer C®B®9® 0< Secretarial Training
W W Homer Bldg.. Thirteenth and F Streets NA. 1748
Open aO summer, day and evening. Anply in advanee. limited number of
vacancies. DAT 8ESSIONS: June 33. choice of courses. 1(1) special 8-week
intensive course in shorthand and typewriting, or (3) complete approved diploma
course in secretarial training.
EVENING SESSIONS: News classes 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month. May
19. choice of (1) Beginners' classes in shorthand and typewriting, or (8)
Refresher training including dictation and transcription.
APPROVED COURSES FOR GI VETERANS. 8trayer graduates are preferred
applicants in private industry and make excellent records in competitive exami
nations.
SECRETARIAL B0YD school ®f commehcT~
1333 F St. (Opp. Capitol Theater). NAt. 8349
REFRESHER and INTENSIVE Beginners’ Course in SHORTHAND. Typewriting.
Accounting. SAVE H t« (4 usual time on refresher courses. SMALL classes. RAPID
comptometer all electric calculators. Voeabulariy Building. English. Bookkeeping,
progress. Accredited. Established 38 years. Positions GUARANTEED Graduates
of complete courses. Thousands placed annually in TOP SALARIED positions.
APPROVED “GI School” for Veterans Training. Manager is overseas veteran.
Day-Evening sessions. NEW classes starting. Register Early. Inuulre.
SECRETARIAL TEMPLE SECRETARIAL SCHOOL
VMVRMB»14BB K St. N.W. NA. 3*58
Complete Secretarial Traininr—Day and Evenln* School. Berinners* Classes Day
School May 10. Enter at any time tor Refresher and Advanced Classes. Individual
Instruction Emphasised. Berinners’ nnd Advanced Classes in Machine Shorthand.
Approved lor Veterans’ Trainlnr.*
SECRETARIAL Washington School lor Secretaries
MHWHaianaeanm Natlonnl Press Bid*. 14th and F Streets N.W.
The School With A Select Stndent Body.
. _ Day and Evenlnr Classes. . _
STENOGRAPHY: OFFICE SYSTEMS AND PROCEDURES: SECRETARIAL TECH
NIQUE TRAINING THAT EQUALS YEARS OF EXPERIENCE: PREPARATION
FOB IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT AND FUTURE PROMOTIONS. STUDENTS
TELEPHONiPp I3TMICT aASp’roR REGISTRATION INFORMATION.
SPEECH ACHES McCALL PARKER
Fahlie Speakln*. Diction. Grammar. Voeahnlary
APPROVED FOR VETERANS UNDER GI BILL . . . Sommer Classes. Air Conditioned.
USB Conn. Are: Berio ter New. Tele. ME. 229B.
SPEECH DALE CARNE8IE COURSE
H4 HM VM 212 Colorado Btdr. 14th A G Sts. N.W. DL 4165
Sgriar Classes tally enrolled. Rortstriatlon now open for September classes.
or SPEECH
North jMt
s- a
SPECIALIZED CAMPING
rarra&w, Exploring, Ranch, Art. Music I
Kindercamp. Salllns according to a*e
and Interests. Request booklet. “How
to Select Camp."
Consultation by aapointsSbat
NA. 1818 — NA. 1687
Camp Guidance Center
(IMvtsion of School Guidance Center)
1430 K St. N.W. Washington 8, D. C.
Comp Freedom, N. H.
Bony Boy, Lsko Ossipoo
White Mountain Camp for Boys
(Age Gronp, 7 to 14)
All camp and water activities under special
supervision. Season (8 weeks). 8884; half
season (4 weeks). SIRS..Circular on rsquqst.
CHAS. W. BRUCE, 1618 31st St. N.W.
Washington ». D. C. CO. 7M1. •
CAMP LUPTON ** *»'**»« »°YS
3reyhound Bus Routs Mo. IX. Operated by
dasoanutUn “~ .Academ;.. Adiroost
BTt WHWHiWxt^J'lia
” Mid-Mori
Boy• 8-14
Located on eastern border Shenandoah
National Part. All camplne activities.
Pre-Bttht tralnlns for senior campers.
Telephone, Charles W Baekley. Owens
0363. 13«S N. Frederick Street. Artlnr
ton. Virginia.
STUYVESAHT SCHOOL
Beys prepare for coHagas cad scientific
schools in invigorating climate of the
Blue Itidga country. Grades 4 Jo 12.
Accredited. Small classes. Homelike.
Gym, sports. Riding. 40 miles from
Washington. Catalog. D.A. WILLIAM
SON, Bax S, Worranton, Virginia. j
CAMP MONTROSE—Slit senses. gSuT*
le 19 yrs. All camp activities, Including
rldlns and rwlnunlnrs trained ceuncellarii
searches near. Seaeen. 8 weeks. S190: half
lesion. SI SO. Catalos. Onr pleased parents
will recommend it. Mr. sad Mrs. L. A.
SANDALL, Clarksville, Md.
SS NOTTINGHAM tP
SUMMER SESSION
School and Camp. Academic prosram, camp
Rrorram. or combination. All camp aetlv
lies. Throe-day craise on Chesapeake Bay.
Dr. J. Paul Slaybaugh, Headmaster
Bos E, Colora, Maryland,
crmmftpggig”^ u.
Clvllvl Visa coortnsTowH. n. v
Camp for 80 boys dc stria. 8 to 15.
37th Season. Bidlnc (own stable ^^^M
of saddle horses). Sallinr. swim- w
mins, tennis, riflery, shop, metal crafts."
weavlnr. Art to Music. Meat, poultry. |
vers from own farm. Booklet. j
Mrs. C. S. Braider. Dir. |
FENIMORE SCHOOL OF HORSEMANSHIP I
240 East 20th Sr., N. T. GR. 5-1408, 3-7117 I
F CAMP "1
* INFORMATION -
™ CATALOGS, DATA, ADVICE
E WITHOUT OBLIGATION
On Childrtn's Camp* hi N«w
England, Now York, Pannsyhranlo,
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia. ;
Washington School* Ass’n.
SI4 18th St. N.W. BE. 1785
Edith Clauda Jareie, Director
Peter Pan
School
SUMMER DAY CAMP
* . j
Nursery through Kindergarten
Swimming—Nature Study
Hiking—Music Appreciation
Toy Orchestra
Two-Acre Playground
Transportation Furnished
Enroll Now—Limited Number
801 Fern Place N.W. RA. 0100
*
Parsons' Countryside Camp
and Pony (150 Acres) Farm
For Boys and Girls
5 to 14 Years of Age
DAT AND HESIDENT
DAILY TRANSPORTATION, HOT
LUNCH, $55 PER MONTH
RESIDENT, $95 PER MONTH ,
JUNE 15 TO SEPTEMBER 4
Fee includes following activities—
PONY RIDING—DAILY SWIMMING
ARTS AND CRAFTS—BADMINTON
ARCH ERY—BOX I NG-r-TRACK
BASEBALL—SOFTBALL AND OTHER
SPORTS
INDIVIDUAL CAMP AWARDS
SUNDAY INSPECTION INVITED
11 A.M. TO 5 P.M.
Literature Mallei Won Request
9401 Georgia A ve., SH. 1674
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• Offering Daily Transportation from Heme to Damp
A 2-Month Program—JUNE 16th to AUGUST 15m
Healthful Living in a Beautiful Environment j
Swimming in Private Pool on School Grounds
Camping Activities at School's 50-Acre Farm
Swimming instructor will teach your child the fundamentals of good
swimming form. The joy of painting, modeling and making handwork j
will be port of each child's program with trained croft .teachers
directing. Trips to the farm several days a week where everyone
will live in the great outdoors participating in competitive sports,
observing nature by making trails ond caring for animols.
Tutoring for grade children requiring work to make next grade level.
Complete Dinners Served—Cots ond Sleeping Provision for Pre-School Children
Transportation Famished lo Following Localities:
From Alexandria Camp From Arlington Camp
500 W Windsor Avenue 1401 12th Street, N
Overlook 4420 OXford 1222
Farm Aetivitiam Aceotink, Virginia
ALEXANDRIA CITY ARLINGTON
PARK FAIRFAX FALLS CHURCH
FAIRLINGTON r W ^
FAIRFAX COUNTY WASHINGTON
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