Surprise Party Highlights Miss Pope Birthday
A group of friends hosted a surprise birthday party for Miss Elsie Pope at Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pope's home. Guests from Berryville Martinsburg Burnt Factory Vaucluse and other towns enjoyed games music and a buffet supper. The Shenandoah Hawaiian Orchestra provided entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pope
C.E. Pope
Virginia Walker
Lilian Kline
Nellie Kline
Agnes Connor
Elsie Pope
Shenandoah Hawaiian Orchestra
Martinsburg
Helen Bromley
Lacy Connor
Middletown
Howard Greene
Robert Butler
Walter Marklin
Lynn Grubb
Wilbur Costello
Audrey Cullers
Reliance
Louise Kline
Lillian Kline
Louise Mowery
Goldie
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings And Choir Practices
Tuesday schedule lists Kiwanis luncheon at George Washington Hotel and choir practices at First Baptist Grace Lutheran United Brethren and Braddock Street churches. Evening events include Elks meeting and Round Hill mock radio show. Thursday features Rotary Club luncheon and Girls Athletic Association meeting with musical comedy by Epworth League later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
First Baptist Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Winchester Lodge of Elks
Rotary Clue
George Washington Hotel
Round Hill School House
Girls’ Athletic Association
W. Piccadilly Street
American Legion Post
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Music Lovers
Epworth League of
Market Street
National Prohibition Reform Meet At Mayflower Hotel
Washington hosts the fourth conference of the Woman's Organization for National Prohibition Reform at the Mayflower Hotel with Winchester women prominently involved. A banquet Wednesday evening features speakers Representative James Wadsworth and Representative John McDuffie. A reception for out of town delegates is planned at the Sulgrave Club, 5 p.m. Wednesday, hosted by prominent members, with tea and a large executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Woman's Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Mayflower Hotel
Winchester
James W. Wadsworth
New York
John McDuffie
Alabama
William Beverley Mason
District of Columbia Division
M Street
National Executive Committee
Charles Parker Stone
Allen Rinehart
Reeve Hoover
John A. Hinckley
John Caswell, Jr
Rebel Littlehales
Anne Carter Greene
Ralph Hyde
Saul Montgomery
Nancy Newbold
Katherine Wilkins
Helen Wardman
Eliza Mitchell
Francesca McKenney
Harriet Anderson
Jasper DuBose
Christine Ekengren
Edward H. Durell
Hilda Dean
Missionary Auxiliary Meeting Set for Braddock Church
The Woman's Missionary Society Auxiliary No. 2 of Braddock Church plans its regular monthly meeting tomorrow at 8 PM at Miss Lena Lichliter's Valley avenue home. Hostesses include Mrs D C Lichliter Mrs Frank Yeakle and Mrs Lucy Crim. Transportation will be provided with cars leaving the church at 7:30 PM.
Married couple welcome daughter in Waterlock Virginia
Mr and Mrs Marvin H Robinson of Middletown receive congratulations on the birth of a daughter Sunday March 26 at the home of Mr and Mrs M R Robinson near Waterlick Virginia Mrs Robinson formerly Velma Dodson of near Middletown
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Robinson
Marvin_H. Robinson
Middletown
M. R. Robinson
Waterlock
Velma Dodson
Women's Mission Circles To Hold Merchings
The Grace Lutheran Women's Mission Society circles plan meetings tomorrow at various addresses. Circle 1 at 322 Fairmont Ave led by Mrs H K Grove. Circle 2 with Mrs Frank Woore and Mrs N E Cooper at 449 N Braddock St. Circle 3 led by Mrs W B Jones with Mrs J George Baetjer at 31% Fairmont Ave. Circle 4 led by Mrs Rose Grimm with Mrs Grover Rose at 11 N Loudoun St. Circle 5 led by Miss Mae Crabill with Miss Catheryne Painter at 229 W Boscawen St. First four meet at 3 PM, circle five at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Mission Society of
Grace Itheran
Fairmont Avenue
H. K. Grove
Frank Woore
N. E. Cooper
North Braddock Street
Inez Cather
W. B. Jones
J. George Baetjer
Nellie Maxfield
Rose Grimm
Grover Rose
North Loudoun Street
Alice Lupton
Mae Crabill
Catheryne Painter
West Boscawen Street
District groups to meet amid community notices
The District Nurse Association schedules meetings including a 7 30 pm gathering at Braddock Street Methodist Church with topics on the Deaconess program the Wesley House and changed lives. Additional nurse association activities are planned for 3 pm Wednesday near the Court House with monthly reminder cards to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Golden Rule Bible
Julia Tyler Rosenberger
Wesley House
John I. Sloat
Burgess
Louderback
Linwood Hammond
District Nurse Association
Jigsaw Puzzle Party Benefits Christ Church Auxiliary
Christ Church auxiliary hosted a jigsaw puzzle party at the parish house with about 35 two person teams. Prizes donated by local merchants were awarded, a candy table raised funds, and refreshments were served. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. S By Dougherty of Buenos Aires and Miss Lera Kerr from Knoxville visiting Mrs Hortense White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
John P. Hayley
Car F. Massey
Ridgewood
Arthur M. Fields
Lucy Ritenour
Louise Glass
Kathleen Spates
Nancy Gray Larrick
Beatie Bentley Thomas
Lois Cross
Betty Riley
Virginia Vredenburgh
Joseph Hodgson
Edmund
Spates
Colin Hayley
Howard Allen
Derek Hayley
Harry Fowle
Basil Hayley
John M. Miller
People’s Bargain Store
Dougherty
Buenos Aires
Argentina
George Washington Hotel
Lera*Kerr
Knoxville,onn
Hortense White
Recent Transfers Of City Realty
Real estate transfers admitted to record in the Corporation Clerk's office include Margaret Curran to Antonie O Connell on National avenue with nominal consideration. Warren Rice and J W Baker Trustees to Preston Orr on North Washington street for 8000 dollars. H S Larrick Trustee to Arthur S Orndorff and Mary P Orndorff on 19 East Kern street for 1500 dollars. Janet Hutsler et vir to P J Hammack and Bessie I Hammick on Shawnee avenue for nominal consideration. property in Virginia Woolen Mill Addition listed with 603 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Clerk
Margaret Curran
Antonie O'Connell
National Avenue
Warren Rice
J. W. Baker
Preston Orr
North Washington Street
H. S. Larrick
Arthur S. Orndorff
Mary P. Orndorff
East Kern Street
Clarence
Virginia
Janet Hutsler
P. J. Hammack
Bessie I. Hammick
Shawnee Avenue
To Administer The Barb Estate
J. W. Barb of Frederick county qualified in Circuit Court of Frederick County as administrator of the estate of his brother, the late E. H. Barb. He entered into a $200 bond with G. H. Barb as co‑strrator. Appraisers named: James Fansler, Clarence Whitacre, Kendall Fahnestock, J C. Johnson, Clarence Bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Barb
Frederick County
E. H. Barb
Barb
G. H. Barb
James Fansler
Clarence Whitacre
Kendall Fahnestock
J C. Johnson
Clarence Bush
Burglars Loot Clarke County Store In Out of Town Robbery
Unknown burglars broke a front door pane at Gant's Store in Clarke County last week and stole jewelry, trousers, and other merchandise worth over 100 dollars. A car with its engine running was seen parked nearby and a man waited inside, leading investigators to suspect outside culprits who escaped in a salting automobile. no clues found yet.
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Boveria
Apr Soak CE. Va
Gant
Clarke County
Master John Locke Sails Home With Dislocated Ankle
Boyce briefs report Master John Locke returned to his home after suffering a dislocated ankle last week while playing baseball with classmates. Mrs. B. W. Gray visits Roanoke relatives for a few days. Miss Maude Scott of Fredericksburg State Teachers' College stayed with Miss Margaret Kibler’s family. Dr. H. C. Smith drove to Fredericksburg last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Burch and daughter Virginia Burch with Miss Marguerite Jolliffe visited Miss Mae Burch at Farmville State Teachers' College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
J. G. Burch
Virginia Burch
Marguerite Jolliffe
Mae Burch
Farmville State Teachers’ College
Maryland Senate moves to cut speed fine to ten dollars
The Maryland Senate approved a proposal to reduce the minimum speeding fine on highways from 25 to 10 dollars. The measure passed on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Annapolis
Senate
Maryland
Judges Announced for Middleburg Hunt Meeting
Daniel C. Sands announces officials for the thirteenth Middleburg Hunt meeting at Glenwood on the Sands estate near Middleburg. The two day event on April 15 and 19 features twelve races headed by the Middlebury Cup for four year olds and up over four miles of timber. Entries close April 8 with strong support expected.
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Daniel C. Sands
M. F. H. Middleburg Hunt
Middleburg
Hunt Clubs
Vacation Not In Sight Kump Hears From Roosevelt
BERKELEY SPRINGS WEST VIRGINIA APRIL 3 President Franklin D Roosevelt replies to Governor H G Kump about a summer White House in Berkeley Springs he appreciates hospitality but sees no immediate chance to get away The invitation came from Berkeley Springs seeking the waters reputed for medicinal properties twice visited by the president in Georgia
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Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Franklin D Roosevelt
H.G Kump
West Virginia
White House
Georgia
Girl Shot In Automobile Held To Be death by own action
Luray Virginia April 1 coroner inquest ruled Ruby Deavers 18 daughter of the Whitehead Deavers of Rileyville Page County likely suicide. Commonwealth's Attorney John Downing said the gun not found but wound through the heart appeared self inflected. Warren County officials learned a Ford with two boys and a dead girl in the back seated person.
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Luray
Ruby Deavers
Whitehead
Deavers
Riley Ville
Front Royal
John Downing
Commonwealth
Warren County
Four youths and two women in rural Virginia incident
Ruby Deavers and her sister Mrs Nelson Rickard with two boys Floyd and Lewis Riley were involved after a dance in Rappahannock County. The group stopped at a store where a merchant saw Ruby with a gun. On return Lewis Riley saw the girl slump toward him and they rushed to a Front Royal physician for help.
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Ruby Deavers
Browntown
Alonga Waters
Blanche Deavers
Nelson Rickard
Floyd
Lewis Riley
Flint Hill
Rappahannock
Gallant Sir Wins Agua Caliente Race Classic in Mexico
The four year old colt Gallant Sir owned by Norman W. Church won the $25,000 Agua Caliente added race in Agua Caliente Mexico on April 2. The horse was untouched by the whip and dominated the Mexican race classic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Gallant Sir
Norman W. Church
Agua -al
Gallant Sir Sets Handicapped Mile Record in Big Race
Gallant Sir, owned by A. A. Baroni, won the training feature over Waylayer and Lemon Hills in a fast mile and a quarter. Phar Lap’s record was eclipsed as Gallant Sir clocked 2 02 3 5 for the distance to claim the $24,200 purse with Waylayer second and Lemon Hills third.
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Geo Woolf
Waylayer
A. A. Baroni
Valient
Rae
Gallant Sir
Phar Lap
Wonder Horse
Australia
Sir Gallahad
Lemon Hills
Abe Bartelstein
Harry Anna
Loversa
Meadow Brooksvalien
Chamas
Wirt G. Sat Spar
Nut oNa Jam
Loversall
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W. Trenary
W. A. Baker
Garden Club
Garden Club of Virginia
Leslie Gray
Mary Beirne
Ashland
Martha Harris
Aldie
Civic League
Women’s Civic League
Handley Library
F. A. Read
The
Frank Crawford
Better Homes Committee
Kurtz
Garden Club of
United States
Russia
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Tidal
Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Huntsberry
Merchings
Woman's Missionary Society
Mr. Shirkey
Melvin K. Shirkey
Winchester Memorial Hospital
East Piccadilly Street
Golden Glow Soda Grill
Garland M. Hansbrough
Margaret Hansbrough
Harrisonburg
Samuel H Miller
Ward Swank
Pem” Lyman
Cumberland
Homer G. Lyman
West Cecil Street
C. P. Blair
Roanoke
C. Howard Hylton
Danville
Charles J. Blair, Jr
McCormac Apartments
North
Cameron Street
Lelia Smith
Edward O. Kreme
Amon Strosnider
South Loudoun Street
Kitty Morrison
Berryville
Herbert H. Jennings
City Realty
U.K
Wilbert
del Mont
Public Library of
Paris
Middleburg Hunt
Kump
Roosevelt
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Brooks
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Funera
Lovett Shee
Loudoun St
Stetson
Margaret L. Hodgson
Walker
Betty Compton
James J. Walker
Miss Compton
Europe
Cannes
France
Florence Compton
Janet Walker
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Loudoun & Boscawen
Sts
Reardon’s
Pure Food Store
Braddock and
Boscawen Streets
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