Social calendar lists clubs and church gatherings
The notice outlines Wednesday to Friday events including choir practices at United Reformed, Grace Lutheran, and Braddock Street churches, Loyal Temperance Legion lecture, Rotary luncheon, Delphian Society, American Association of University Women meeting, dancing classes, and a card party at Sacred Heart. Also coverage includes a basketball team dinner, Washington heritage tea plans, and a Christian Endeavor backwards social at East Piccadilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Retern Church
Loyal Temperance Legion
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Riding Chapel
United Brethren Church
Marcia Hammock
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Delphian Society
Handley Library
Winchester
American Association of University Women
George G. Snarr
South Stewart Street
Stafford Pemberton
Girls’ Athletic Association
West Piccadilly Street
Ladies of Sacred Heart Catholic Church
American Legion Post
Young People’s Choir
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Christian Endeavorers
Christian Endeavor Society
Congregational- Christian Church
Roy Larrick
East Piccadilly Street
S V A Reopens For Spring Session After Holidays
Shenandoah Valley Academy reopened at 6 30 p m after a two week spring holiday. Cadets spent vacations in Halifax North Carolina Wardensville West Virginia Washington Pittsburgh Madison Wis Natural Bridge Baltimore The Plains Leesburg Philadelphia Hackensack Mt Jackson Lexington Centerville Middleburg St Joseph Mo and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Stedman
Halifax
N. C
Maxwell
Wardensville
W. Va
A. Arias
Washington
Bodwell
Pittsburgh
W. Krouse
Brooks
Madison
Wis
Nevitt
Upperville
Orr
Herrin
Natural Bridge
Taylor
Baltimore
Skinker
the Plains
Baldwin
Charleston
Owen
Roszel
Wainwright
Leesburg
Kahnemund
Baer
Catonsville
Thompson
Huntington
Ferris
Martins Ferry
Ohio
McGill
Turberville
Centerville
Turner
Middleburg
Downer
Fort Hoyle
Philadelphia
Miller
Hackensack
Sillick
Martin
Elliott
Robinson
Fairmont
Shannon
Mount Jackson
Patterson
Lexington
N.C
H. G. Taylor
Bartlett
St. Joseph
Krouse
Style Show at Local Gift Shop Aims for Spring Bride Attire
Announcement from the Ruby Jackson Shoppe in Hagerstown Maryland states a style show will be held Thursday April 7 at the George Washington Gift Shop. Miss Jackson will display on the main floor outfits suitable for the early spring or summer bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Jackson
Hagerstown
Inez McKinster
George Washington
Miss Jackson
Braddock Street Church Circle Plans Benefit Supper
Circle No 7 of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South finalizes menus and arrangements for a Friday 5 to 8 PM benefit supper to be served in the Sunday School house with attractively arranged dishes and low mood prices, inviting public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South
Sunshine Club
Mens Bible Class Social Debate At United Brethren Church
The Men s Bible Class of the United Brethren Church will host a social in the church basement Friday evening April 8 at 7 30. The Luttrell debating team will argue the topic Resolved That Wealth and Luxury Do Not Increase Happiness. A silver offering will be collected for the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Luttrell
United Brethren Church Young People’s
Young People To Attend Vo M 1 Dances In Lexington
Several local youths plan to attend a spring series of dances at the Virginia Military Institute in Lexington. Notables include Mr Monte Green of Washington street and Miss Virginia Carson of Riverton who attends the Cathedral School for Girls in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Green
Washington Street
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Virginia Carson
William A. Carson
Riverton
Cathedral School For Girls
Washington
Social notes from Stephens City and nearby towns
Mrs. Julia Pierce Beaver visited Stephens City with Miss Anna Orndorff. Various residents share illness recoveries and travels, including John Stuart improving at home Haw thorne, Harrison Davies studying at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, and many hosting bridge clubs and guests on West Washington and Stonewall avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Pierce Beaver
Stephens City
Anna Orndorff
Harrison Davies
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Judge
Mrs. T. W. Harrison
South Washington Street
Elise Alien
Richmond
Burr Powell Harrison
West Leicester Street
Robert M. Glass
Harrison
Winchester resident escapes injury after auto train collision
George W. Bowley, a well known Winchester resident, escaped serious injuries when his automobile was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad train at Lenore crossing in Frederick County. The car was hurled from the tracks and turned over, but Bowley walked away shaken but unharmed and continued to Winchester. The train No 5873 halted. Bowley thanked the crew and left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Bowley
Winchester
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lenore
Frederick County
Bowley
Mr. Bowley
Funeral Services For Mrs Barton
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Pence and their daughter Frances returned from Edinburg after attending the funeral of Mrs. Ophelia Bixler Barton 54 wife of Emmett A Barton who died Sunday The deceased was cousin to Mrs. Lula Forney and Mrs. W A Sale whose husband died here last evening The funeral was conducted by Rev Mr Rhodes and Rev Mr Massey Interment was in the cemetery at Edinburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Mathews
Ida Lycett
Tokus Inn
Girls’ Athletic Association
Nellie Slonaker
Virginia Harrell
Bat” Fries
Mrs. Lycett
Ida
Elsie
Irene Mathews
Frances Preffitt
Margaret Kelchner
Ruth McCann
Emma Graves
Mary Cather
Irene Headley
Cramer Lycett
Caps Hoshour
Jack Harrell
Lawrence Russell
Holmes Fries
L. H. Pence
Frances
Edinburg
Ophelia Bixler Barton
Emmett A. Barton
Woodrum Attacks Racketeering At Farm Board Hearing
Virginia Democrat Rep Woodrum assailed high salaries at the grain stabilization corporation and cotton cooperatives, accusing Farm Board officials of racketeering and saying the board could halt top pay at any time. He pressed the issue amid House applause during consideration of the billion dollar supply bill for Independent offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Woodruf
Virginia
House
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Cotton
Farm Board
House Appropriations
Woodrump
Cotton Cooperative
Ancient skulls as defense in politics say archaeologists
Detroit News notes that men of 1,000,000 years ago had thicker skulls than modern men. The piece mentions ancient defenders needed granite 15 pounds to hurled defi, contrasting with today’s political defis and skulls, implying degeneration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit News
Naval Officer Injured In Balloon Landing Tilt
Lieut-Comdr. Edward Cochran was injured while attempting to land a Navy balloon after a solo flight from Lakehurst New Jersey. The balloon tilted after dragging on wires near a barn, throwing Cochran about 20 feet and fracturing his leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lakehurst
N. J
Naval Air Station
Edward F. Cochrane
Freehold
Ely
Cochrane
Capper proposes trade boycotts to enforce Kellogg pact
A Senate resolution to impose trade boycotts on Kellogg pact violators was introduced by Republican Senator Capper of Nebraska. The report also ridicules various interjections about currency, credibility, subsidies, and war debts reflected in the era’s chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senator Capper
Republican
Nebraska
Memphis Man Lives In Oven After Car Crash
Jack Doty aged 27 of Memphis Tennessee has lived for almost a year in a specially built oven at 108 degrees to survive after severe burns from a fatal fishing trip. He lies on his stomach and plans call for skin grafts on his back and legs. Two companions died in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Doty
Memphis, Tenn
Doty
Disorders Continue in Newfoundland Amid Mob Turmoil
St Johns Newfoundland April 6 The Associated Press reports Newfoundland plans to ask a national government to calm mobs that smashed windows of the House of Assembly and forced Premier Sir Richard Squires into hiding. By 10 am no resignation had been received. War veterans banded together to counter the mob’s influence as the dominion’s political future remained unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
ST. Johns
Newfoundland
House of Assembly
Richard Squires
Squires
Dominion
Stock Market Rises After Early Losses On Tax Opposition News
The market opened with urgent selling and sharp declines in early trading, hitting new lows for a six day stretch. News of Treasury opposition to proposed stock transfer and dividend taxes sparked a recovery, yielding fractional gains by midday as the pound sterling firmed to about $3.79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
The
Treasury
Capone and a Fashion Forward Look Sparks Contrast
A mention notes Al Capone’s notoriety alongside a vivid image of his dress sense, suggesting a clash with horizontal stripes that would irritate the famous gangster. The Beaumont Enterprise hints at his style impact in a cautious, society-focused brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Capone
Beaumont Enterprise
DeHart Released From Jail On Wife's Request
Clyde DeHart, jailed for non support, was freed on the request of his wife according to Domestic Relations Court Judge Donald L. Weems. The judge noted the release was at the wife’s request and ordered no further arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde DeHart
Donald L. Weems
DeHart
District Nurse Aided Stranger in Illness
Clan T. Brannagan from Ohio fell ill with tuberculosis and received extensive nursing care from the District Nurse Association. He stayed at the Commercial Hotel where nurses attended to his needs and kept his room orderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clan T. Brannagan
Ohio
District Nurse Association
Commercial Hotel
Prayer meeting canceled at United Brethren Church
Congregation urged to attend mass meeting at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church at 8 oclock where Dr J M Rowland will lecture on Prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
J. M. Rowland
Bond Issue Still Leads Straw Vote
Results of the Chamber of Commerce straw vote on funding an adequate water supply show 1070 for the bond issue and 275 against. To date 1345 of 2463 qualified voters have cast ballots on the bond issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
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Home Service Department of Northern Virginia
Power Reyes
Miss Mathews
G. A. A. Squad
Kenmore
Sister
Mrs. Whitney
Llangollen
John Hay Whitney
England
Llangollen Farms
Charles B. Shider
New York City
Winchester Branch
F. S. Emmett, Son and Company
Ruth Sampsell
Mrs
James Winkfield
National Avenue
Ervin Gardner
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
E. F. Gardner
Capon Bridge
Betty Hirth
Phyliss Palmer
Wilbur Riley
George W. Riley
Valley Avenue
Langley Field
Lieut
Riley
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Messrs
Jack Riley
Phillip Glaize
London School For Boys
Bobby Riley
Margaret Beck
State Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
Paul Beck
North Avenue
Philip Miller
Helen Buckley
Frank Buckley
W. G. Strickler
Front Royal
Mariella Benson
Emma Benson
W. D. Smith
Memorial Hospital
Oey W
Lovett Brothers
Main St
John Stuart
Hawthorne
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
Stonewall Avenue
Col. Brantz. M. Roszel
Beall Knight
Lynchburg, Va
Virginia Episcopal School
B. M. Knight
Fairmont Avenue
Joe Hohann
Morgantown
Wva
University of West Virginia
West Boscawen Street
Virginia Hunter Boyd
West Cork Street
Charles Anderson
Lavella Anderson
Harrisburg
Loring Mumma
Henry Free
Norma June
Lou Newlin
Cumberland, Md
John L Brown
G. W. Bowley
Hollywood
Springfield News-Sun
Goodge
ECO
S. Braddock St
Goodyear
N.B.C
Barton
Woodrum
Boston Transcript
Vancouver Sun
Newark Ledger
Boston Herald
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Tall
Commercial & Savings Bank
C. D
the Commercial & Savings Bank
R. M. Swimley
People's Bargain Store
North Main Street
Shades
Beret
Margaret L
Hodgson
A. D. Mack
Dept. of Accounts
Chestnut St
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