Weekly 4-H and home demonstration meetings scheduled
The program for April 8 to 13 lists four H club meetings and multiple home demonstration sessions. Activities include gardening poultry table service kitchen demonstrations and garment construction for girls, plus adult group sessions at homes and schools across Gainesboro Velvet Springs North Frederick Mt Williams Armel and Armel community locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Parrar
Star Tankery
Gravel Springs
Harold Cooper
Gainesboro
Ruth Smith
Frances Adams
Mt. Williams
Dorothy Sager
White Hall
Armel
Bell
Alabama Must Put Negro Names On Jury Lists
Governor Bibb Graves announced that the Scottsboro decision requires the state to place Negro names in jury boxes. He wrote circuit judges solicitors and jury commissioners and will seek legislation when the Legislature reconvenes April 30 to cover dumping and refilling jury boxes in Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Bibb Graves
United States Supreme Court
Scottsboro
Alamaba
Hospital Board Defers Hotel Offer Meeting
The general hospital board of the state postponed a Thursday session in Richmond that was to discuss removing Eastern State Hospital from Williamsburg to allow Rockefeller interests to build a $750000 hotel near the current site. Only two board members attended. Dr J B DeJarnette, Western State Hospital head, was in town to speak. The plan reportedly involves moving the hospital about five miles from Williamsburg to a farm owned by the institution, with the Rockefellers said to have offered $25000 toward the removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital Board of the State
Richmond
Eastern State Hospital
Williamsburg
Rockefeller
Shirley, Carter
Winchester
W. S. Wheary
Petersburg
J. 8. DeJarnette
Western State Hospital
Staunton
Rockefellers
Soda Jerkers and Rubbermen Take Warpath For Week
The soda jerkers upset the Kiwanians to climb from the cellar while the Rotarians drop to last. O Sullivan and Legion each win three games, Brown tops individual game with 136 and high set 372. Rubbermen take high team game 548, Lesionnaires second 546, Jerkers third 536. O Sullivan top team set 1564, postponed set sees O Sullivan win 2 of 3 from pole climbers. Northern Virginia and Rotary did not bowl this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coke Jerkers
Kiwanians
O'Sullivan
Legion
Lions
Brown
Cokes
Rubbermen
Lesionnaires
Soda Jerkers
O’sulivan
Northern Virginia
Rotary
Junior League Uses Win Two Lose Two Format
The junior league adopted a two win two loss plan this week with options to win one and lose one. Winners included Chain Groceries, Men's Club, Post Office and O’Sullivan. Higgs led with 134 high game while Lupton and Johnson topped sets. Chain Groceries and Novick Transfer posted high team scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chain Groceries
Post Office
O'Sullivan
Higes
Novicke
Grim
Lupton
Johnson
Bakeryman
Novick
Gro
Kibler
Aedeese
Merriner, S
Grimm
White
Merriner, J
Novick Transfer
Allamong
Higgs
McDonald
Dolphin
Lamb
Handley Lunsford
Rogers
American Legion Post Miller
Gearing
Taylor
Doone
Manuel
Darlington
Handley, Smith Ay
Clowe, M
Kiwanis
Coca Cola
Eeee Seer
Ebert Sehen
Clowe
D. T. R. Cather
Sencindiver
Hayley Sen Eee Sheer
Clowe Eee
Renner
Ebert
Ween Ee Eeewe
O’sullivan
National Fruit van
Coca Cola Coffelt
Miller
Carlysle
Brown Eee
We American Legion
Luttrell Eee Seeeeess
Northern Virginia
Dummy
Sullivan E
Fincham
Lions
Handley
National Fruit
Rotary
L Pet. See Co
Sullivan
Men’s Club
Boy Scouts Novick Transfer
Big Drum and Bugle Corps Formed For the Festival
A drum and bugle corps of 50 Harrisonburg youths has been organized to compete in the Apple Blossom Festival parade in Winchester. Sponsored by Rion-Bowman Post 632, Veterans of Foreign Wars, the group will be guided by instructors including Will H. Roebush, Austin M. Loewner, and M. Wharton. Girls will be supervised by Lucille Isbell, Ethel Irwin Lineweaver, and Irene Shifflett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Winchester
Rion-Bowman Post 632
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Will H. Roebush
Dayton
116Th Infantry Band
Austin M. Loewner
Rion-Bowman Post Corp
M. Wharton
United States Navy
Lucille Isbell
Ethel Irwin Lineweaver
Irene Shifflett
Youth and Our Church Sunday at Congregational Church
The Congregational Christian Church invites worshippers to a Sunday eleven o clock service titled Youth and Our Church Sunday. The sixth special Sunday in the Church Loyalty Crusade features the Young Peoples Choir directed by Miss Rene Mathews with Mrs Ivan R Smith at the piano performing The Awakening Chorus by Homer and Gabriel. The sermon is Jesus and Winchesters Young People.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Church
Congregational Christian Church
Young Peoples
Rene Mathews
Ivan R. Smith
Homer
Gabriel
Jesus
Winchester
Lords Quash a Slaying Charge in Historic Ruling
London April 6 The House of Lords quashed a murder indictment against Reginald Woolmington 21 a Dorset farm laborer accused of killing his 17 year old wife Kathleen with a sawed off shotgun He had been found guilty twice before and the case marks a historic overturn in British justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Lords
Great Britain
Reginald Woolmington
Kathleen
Cardinal Locatelli Dies at 19 from Pneumonia
Rome reports the death of Cardinal Locatelli at 7 p.m. after a pneumonia illness. The young cardinal was 19 years old and had been ill for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Cardinal Locatelli
Efficient In Schools Subject Of League Talks
Mount Williams community league met March 27 with Mrs. Marie Flegal presiding. Principal R L Triplett outlined modern education focusing on thinking skills and parent teacher cooperation. 4-H songs and reports, plus delates to Stephens City League, highlighted an evening praising school lunch support and local posters and field trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Williams
Mount Williams Community League
Marie Flegal
R. L. Triplett
Mountain View School
Miss Starling
Irene Fauver
June Wolverton
Earle Fauver
David Wallace
Alfred Williams
Grace Sager
Earle Williams
Irene Orndorff
Mary Pomeroy
Lease deal locks two-story Piccadilly Kent block for three years
A contract records J. H. Lockhart leasing to George Stathopoulos and George Poulos a two story concrete block building at Piccadilly and Kent for three years at 60 dollars per month. Also recorded is the transfer of a Loudoun Manor lot from B. F. Strother et als to A. G. Mason for 750 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lockhart
George Stathopoulos
George Poulos
Piccadilly and
Kent Streets
Loudoun Manor
B. F. Strother Et Ax
A.G. Mason
Elizabeth Miller improves after appendix operation
In Oranda Virginia on April 5 Elizabeth Miller returned home from Memorial Hospital Winchester where she underwent an appendix operation and is recovering rapidly. The note lists several local visits and small community happenings including visits by Rev F B Sapp and others, plus routine family and social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oranda
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Elizabeth Miller
F. B. Sapp
Independence
W. Va
Goldie Miller
Harry Coffelt
H. M. Lev
Lee Miller
J. M. Miller
Hogue Creek Locals Friends and Family Gatherings
April scenes in Hogue Creek Virginia as families and neighbors share visits and calls. Scott White and family host and travel guests include Lloyd Carr of Winchester and the Braithwaites with Walter Miller, while Nannie and Betty Orndoff return from Boyce to join relatives at multiple Sunday and weekday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogue Creek
Scott White
Lloyd Carr
Winchesit
Laura Orndorff
S. T. Larrick
Clark Braithwaite
Walter Miller
Nannie
Betty Orndoff
Statton Orndoff
Boyce
Hale Moore
Will Crowser
A. O. Cooper
E. Carnell
Ina Carnell
Laura Orndoff
Cedar Grove Notes and Church Service Recap
Visitors to Mrs. Isac Murray’s home included Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Huffman and son Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Roche and son John of Martinsburg W V, and Mrs. Edgar Marple and sons Edgar Jr and Julian. Last Sunday services at Pleasant Valley U B Church featured a men’s led program led by Jesse Lewis with the U B Quartet of Winchester in charge of music and Kenneth Strobridge at the piano. A talk was given by Mr. Clarence Roberts and Mr. U S Fries red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Harty
Curtis Bly
Freemont Dick
Winchester
Leona Murray
Reba
Tuesay
Little Mountain Methodist Episcopal Church
Parker
Lucille Weber
Harrisonburg
Ernest Weber
Openl Gent
Ladies Aid Society of
Pleasant Valley
Ada Clark
Roy Hott
Reynolds Store
Cedar Grove
Isac Murray
R. P. Huffman
Kenneth
J. W. Roche
John
Martinsburg
W. Va
Edgar Marple
Edgar Jr
Julian
Pleasant Valley U. B. Church
Jesse Lewis
U. B. Quarete
Kenneth Strobridge
Clarence Roberts
U. S. Fries Red
Poet Robinson Dies In Hospital
Edward Arlington Robinson famed poet dies in New York hospital after a long illness. He had been hospitalized since January 17 and recently underwent an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward Arlington Robinson
New York Hospital
Approval Given Security Measure Reported By Ways and Means
Washington April 6 final approval was given by the House Ways and Means to the social security measure. Seventeen Democrats present voted for the motion to report the measure. Republicans present abstained or yet to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and
McLoughlin Manufacturing Granted Indiana Certificate
The State Corporation Commission grants a certificate of authority to McLoughlin Manufacturing Company an Indiana corporation with principal offices in Virginia at Winchester R Gray Williams agent in charge of business. Maximum capital is 500000 dollars. The company is to manufacture and sell merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Corporation Commission
McLoughlin Manufacturing Company
Indiana
Virginia
Winchester
R. Gray Williams
Big Sister 1 Spect Reaches Home Finds Mess, Calls Clean Up
A report describes a return home that finds a disordered scene with toppled items and general untidiness requiring tidying and cleaning. The situation highlights a sense of surprise and urgency in restoring order.
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North Frederick
Stepsaving Kitchen
Alabama
O Sullivans
O’sullivans
Baking
Novick Trans
Men's Club
Lee Baking
Boy Scouts
Fairmont
John Saum
O. O. Stickley
John Grova
George Snowden
Bradley Johnson
Flint Hill
Rappahannock County
Cora Keith
Walter Moore
Ernest Largent
Wilmer Stine
Sunny Side
H. B. Dick
William Catlett
Harry Sargent
Paul Braithwaite
Edward Rupple
Oscar
C. W. Moore
Harley Place
Crim
Timber Ridge
Springfield
Ohio
Kenzel Grubbs
Gano
W. G. Hovermale
R. E. Place
G. B. Hovermale
Omps
Richard Hovermale
Mel Ts
ICE Cold Home Delivery
Baker’s Service
Sta
Charley Carver
George Washington
Robinson
Soand
Moresco
Masury
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Goodrich
Nelive le le
Cammer Tire CO
Nagykorog
Germany
Hungary
Chevrolet
Shenandoah
Shell Station
Martinsburg Pike
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Valley Ave
Braddock St
Republic Oil CO
Gas Corp
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