Families and clubs feature in Winchester notices
Local residents host and visit relatives from Radford Virginia. Mr. Glaize remains in hospital with non serious condition. Winchester ladies travel to Washington for a day trip. Community groups plan meetings for Bridge Club Athletic clubs and Girls’ Athletic Association with notices of times and locations. Lenten service at Grace Lutheran includes music led by youth.
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Winchester
Washington
R. E. Byrd
Nelson Page
Joseph Massie
Social Calendar for Winchester Area Clubs
Wednesday 8 00 p m Regular meeting of Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks. Thursday 1 00 p m Regular weekly meeting and luncheon of Rotary Club at George Washington Hotel. 2 30 p m Winchester chapter of Delphian Society in Handley Library. 3 p m Sunshine Club of Braddock Street M E Church South at home of Mrs W G Hardy 404 Gray Avenue. 3 00 p m Shawnee Garden Club at home of Mrs Walter H Bosserman Fairmont Avenue. Friday 12 30 p m Regular Lions Club luncheon in George Washington Hotel 3 30 p m Civic League in Handley Library. Tuesday 12 30 p m Regular Lions Club luncheon in George Washington Hotel.
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Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Winchester
Delphian Society
Handley Library
Sunshine Club
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
W. G. Hardy
Gray Avenue
Shawnee Garden Club
Walter H. Bosserman
Fairmont Avenue
Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion
Civic League
Lions Club
Louis Tucker
Grace Church
Berryville
Emmanel Chapel
Boyce
Robert Goodwin
University of Virginia
Christ Church
Millwood
Cary Harrison
Agnes Mitchell
Walter Roestler
Great Neck
L. I
Washington
Henry P. Mitchell
Roland G. Mitchell, Jr
New York
Cuningham Chapel
King’s Daughters
Mt. Airy
George H. Burwell
John B. Neill
Chautauqua
Mary Cather Randolph
Fairfax Randolph
Esten Randolph
Chicago
B. O'F. Randolph
William Bell Watkins
Annefield
William B. Watkins
Camden
S. C
Margaret Della Meade
Everard K. Meade
Chatham Hall
Richard P. Whiting
Margaret Dole
Ann Meade
Mary
Gertrude Dougherty
Jane Cary Randolph
Spencer Carter
Richmond
Birthday party honors Miss Mildred DeHaven in Winterfield
Mr and Mrs W L DeHaven hosted a birthday party at their home on Saturday March 30 for daughter Miss Mildred DeHaven marking her 21st birthday. Guests included DeHaven relatives plus friends from Inwood Sunnyside Greenspring and Thomas W Va. Refreshments were served and wishes were offered for many more birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred DeHaven
W. L. DeHaven
G. H. Bahru
Ursel DeHaven
Anna
Inwood
Mervin
Isaac
Raymond
Samuel
Boyd
Wilson DeHaven
Lola Shade
Sunnyside
Merrie Shirley
Greenspring
Myrle Daily
Martha DeHaven
Othella DeHaven
Bertha
Catherine DeHaven
Winifred
Hazel
Hilda Adams
Elma Taylor
Irvin Unger
Thomas
W. Va
Russell Brown
Howard
Arthur
Nathaniel
Ray
Linden Adams
Edmond
Jack DeHaven
William Taylor
Harry
Harry Kerns
Earl Adams
William Campbell
Miss DeHaven
Anne Gould In Florida Hubby Stays At Home
Anne Gould has moved to Florida leaving Frank Meador in Texas. Meador quit a ranch for Broadway and returned with the New York heiress as his bride. The pair say they have been separated for a month and Meador plans to disclose details later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Anne Gould
Florida
Frank Meador
Broadway
New York
Meador
Miss Gould
Layman Sees Merit In ABC Control System
Newport News April 8 Senator George W Layman of New Castle member of the legislative commission that drafted the state Alcoholic Beverage Control act says the present control system works better than a licensee system but nothing beats full prohibition if enforced He notes weaknesses to be corrected next session and warns against overemphasis on revenue by federal and state governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
George W. Layman
New Castle
Layman
Delegates Set for Winchester District Methodist Conference
Delegates from Winchester and Frederick County Methodist charges travel to the Winchester district conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Strasburg on April 4 and 5. Braddock Street Church lists I N Good R Frank Barr as delegates with John M Fishie Walter M Shade and Harry S Frederick as charge delegates and William Carpenter Mrs Stover D Carper Roy Fisher Mrs Strother Cherman and Mrs J D Russell as alternates. Stephens City delegates include Austin W Conner Edwin T Fritts Charles E Staples J H Campbell and John D Cammer. Middletown delegates are E Estes Kline C C Rockard and Mrs W P Saunders. G Wilson Borden is lay leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Methodis Episcopal Church
South
Strasburg
Frederick County
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
I. N. Good
R. Frank Barr
John M. Fishie
Walter M. Shade
Harry S. Frederick
William Carpenter
Stover D. Carper
Roy Fisher
Strother Cherman
J. D. Russell
Wesley Shiley
Kathleen Haymaker
Maude Glaize
Stephens City
Austin W. Conner
Edwin T. Fritts
Charles E. Staples
J. H. Campbell
John D. Cammer
Middletown
E. Estes Kline
C. C. Rockard
W. P. Saunders
G. Wilson Borden
Noonday Service at Christ Church
A noonday service will be held tomorrow at 12 o clock at Christ Episcopal Church. The Rev. Ivan R. Smith of the Congregational Christian Church will deliver the meditation with the theme What Do I Value taken from St. Matthew 6 19 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Ivan R. Smith
Congregational Christian Church
Earth
Urge Passage of Bonus Bill by National Legion
Indianapolis April 2 The national executive committee of the American Legion tonight voted unanimously to urge Congress to pass a soldiers bonus bill focusing solely on immediate payment of adjusted service certificates. Officials said the resolution implies support for the Vinson bill, while noting the Patman plan would issue 2.2 billion dollars in new money for bonus payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
National Executive Committee of
The
American Legion
Tonigt
Congress
Vinson
Patman
Legion
Grand Master Pays Visit To Harrisonburg
In Harrisonburg Virginia on April 3 the Rockingham Union Lodge hosted 275 Masons and wives for a banquet honoring Dr. Thomas W Hooper grand master of Virginia Masonry. Dr Hooper spoke on Masonry and its benefits while a musical program followed including solos and a quartet.
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Harrisonburg
Rockingham Union Lodge
Mon
Thomas W. Hooper
Virginia
Hooper
Death Rate Averages by Age Group
The text states that mortality varies by age, with about 70 deaths per 1000 under one year, 6 per 1000 from ages one to four, and about 1.5 per 1000 between ages ten and fourteen. The overall average death rate across all ages is roughly 11 per 1000 per year.
Millwood Social Notes Highlight Local Charity Support
Millwood residents share thanks to the county T B unit for Millwood School lunches. Eight children received milk cocoa and hot soup over 24 days with noted physical and mental improvements. Social items include visits, gatherings, and engagements across Washington Richmond and Charlottesville areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood
Millwood Colored School
Lelia Alma Coates
T. B
Millwood School
Carol Hansucker
Washington
Lucie Hansucker
Brooks Neville
F. Allerton Read
Walter Smith
Casenovia
Athlone
Charleston
S. C
Richmond
Raleigh
N. C
William Bevedley
Mary Woolfolk
Richard P. Whiting
Applications Open for Emergency Crop Loan Program
Field Supervisor J Gray Beverley of the Emergency Crop and Feed Loan Office at Warrenton says applications for emergency crop and feed loans are being received. Loans require security and can't exceed needed cash costs. up to 500 dollars per borrower. Eligible applicants cooperate with the Agricultural Adjustment Administration production control program. Beverley will take applications at the Winchester Court House on April 9 and 10 from 9 to 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Beverley
Court House
J. Gray Beverley
Emergency Crop and Feed Loan Office
Warrenton
Act of Congress
W. S. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Production Credit Association
Thesefund
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Beverley
Winchester
Diamonds power light by infrared exposure
Certain diamonds generate electricity when exposed to red or infrared light. The effect resembles a photo electric cell but the mechanism remains unclear.
Milk Board Resumes Work After Court Ruling
Richmond reports the West Virginia Milk Commission in effect again after a state supreme court of appeals ruling. Governor Peery and commissioners convened to restart market regulation, with letters sent to local board chairmen to enforce price stabilization in all markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
State
Peery
J Agnew
State Milk Commission
Supreme Court of Appeals
Commission
Rehabilitation Work Progresses
Richmond April 2. About 1,000 of the state’s relief families are classified as complete rural rehabilitation cases. Attention turns to partial cases needing limited or specialized help. A partial case has agricultural potential but requires a subsistence plan and private employment or work relief. Between 3,000 and 5,000 families are on county relief rolls statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
H. H. Gordon
Gordon
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GIS SZ
Mrs. Morgan
W. A. Baker
South Washington Street
A. H. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Radford
Master Austin Morgan, Jr
Miss Ellen Faun
Jelroy Morgan
Mrs. Baker
Bridge Club
Thomas Harrison
Girls’ Athletic Association
J. C. Bowman
Millwood Road
Grace Lutheran Church
Calvary
Margaret Rogers
Strasburg Eastern Stars
Mary Rhodes
Order of the Eastern Star
Mabel Horan
Truah Hockman
Frank C. Stover
Eva Horan
Alvin Brill
Effie Hawkins
W. F. Lichliter
Susie Cooper
Rose Stickley
Marshall
Ruth Miley
Adah
Lucy Moyer
Ruth
Mary Hinson
Esther
Roberta Higgs
Martha
Carey
Electra
Lucy Beller
O. P. Stickley
Sentinel
Sydenstricker
Grippe
Hubert Sydenstricker
South Stewart Street
R. B. Miller
Gerrardstown
Ernest Shade
South Loudoun Street
Huntsberry
Hubby
ABC
Brooks
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Clara V. Fultz
W. Boscawen St
Colored School
T-B Fund
Mary McDonald
Wonder Apparel Shop
Lovett’s
N. Loudoun St
Milk Board
Dhak
Commercial & Savings Bank
Loudoun St
Sauer Kraut
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve System
Freeman
Oxford
Lovett Brothers
Underwood’s Telephone
N. Loudoun
R. G. A. Stores
Armstrong
R. M. Swimley
Jase Bugs
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Goodrich
Cate Et Ade
Cammer Tire CO
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