Social Calendar Highlights Community Meetings and Events
A week of clubs classes and socials scheduled across local churches hotels and organizations. Activities include Girls Athletic Association meetings tap and ballroom dancing at the George Washington Hotel and a Sacred Heart Church card party. Community groups convene lunch meetings choirs cooking lessons and a Kiwanis luncheon at the George Washington Hotel with planning for an Apple Blossom Festival float.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls' Athletic Association
West Piccadilly Street
Stafford Pemberton
George Washington Hotel
Ladies of Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Lion’s Club
Home Service Department of
Northern Virginia Power Company
Kiwanis Club
Young Peoples
United Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
City Bureau Grants Three Marriage Licenses This Week
The Corporation Clerk issued three marriage licenses to residents of West Virginia and Maryland. Enola Pauline Fultz wed John Snyder Haines in Highland Avenue Presbyterian Chapel. they will live in Piedmont, West Virginia, where Haines works as a carman. Helen G. Clark and Harry A. Smith, from Darkesville and Bunker Hill, West Virginia, respectively, plan farming and residence in the Bunker Hill area. Almira Smith and Lee Mason of Sparrows Point Maryland were married by Rev. Dr. L A Thomas and will reside in Sparrows Point where Mason works as a carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Clerk's Office
Enola Pauline Fultz
Ocie Pultz
Hoy
W. Va
John Snyder Haines
Joe Haines
Piedmont
E. D. Witherspoon
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Chapel
Lee Mason
George Mason
L. A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
Sparrows Point
Mr. Mason
Card Party Tonight For Church Benefit
Announcement by the Sacred Heart Church ladies committee says reservations are numerous and a large crowd is expected at 8 o clock for a public benefit card party in the church basement. Prizes will go to high scorers and a refreshment menu will be served after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Sacred Heart Church
Miss Eleanor Weaver to Be Married Saturday
Miss Eleanor Barbee Weaver of Front Royal will wed George Dudley Morton of Athens Georgia and Brooklyn New York Saturday April 9 at high noon in a Wardman Park Hotel suite Washington. The Rev T W Tayloe will officiate the ceremony with Weaver as her own father William C Weaver gives her away. The couple will reside at 135 Ocean Avenue Brooklyn after a short honeymoon. Morton is a University of Georgia graduate and son of John White Morton of Athens. The bride’s sister Mrs George Tyler Miller will be matron of honor and Morton’s father will be best man. A small hotel reception will follow.
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Eleanor Weaver
Wardman Park Hotel
Washington
Eleanor Barbee Weaver
Front Royal
George Dudley Morton
Athens
Brooklyn
N. Y
T. W. Tayloe
William C. Weaver
George Tyler Miller
John White Morton
Hollins College
Hollins
Morton
Virginia Episcopal School
Alexandria
University of Georgia
Ocean Avenue
Kernstown Civic League Meeting And Parish Entertainment
The Kernstown Civic League holds a town schoolhouse meeting at 8 o clock with the Four-H Club in charge of the program. Also at Boyce Church Emmanuel Chapel Guild presents an entertainment Friday evening beginning at 630 with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernstown Civic League
Kernstown
Four-H Club
Boyce Church
Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Chapel
Boyce
Miss Hansbrough to Spend Weekend in Washington
Miss Margaret Hansbrough leaves tomorrow for Washington to spend the weekend with Miss Kitty Dave Burroughs at her M Street apartment. Mrs. Nancy Lee Coble, Mrs. Bryan Conrad, and Mrs. Joseph Wright drove to Hagerstown yesterday for visits with friends. The Federated Council of Church Women will meet at Handley Library at 3 30 tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. E. E. Carpenter, ill at South Kent Street, is reported improved today. Frances Watson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Watson of Stephens City, recovering at home from a tonsil operation at Memorial Hospital, shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friday Bridge Club
Thomas W. Harrison
South Washington Street
Henry B. Gilpin
Atlantic City
Elizabeth Ryan
William Ryan
Emma Gin' Baker
Bluefield
W. Va
Lawrence Tierney
Margaret Hansbrough
Washington
Kitty Dave Burroughs
M Street
Nancy Lee Coble
Bryan Conrad
Joseph Wright
Hagerstown
Federated Council of Church Women
Handley Library
E. E. Carpenter
South Kent Street
Frances Watson
Barber Opens New Shop on North Loudoun Street
Frank S. Miller, a well known local barber, announces the opening of a shop at 137 North Loudoun Street. The new facility specializes in ladies and children hair cutting with up to date equipment and first class service. Miller previously headed the George Washington Hotel barber shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Miller
North
Loudoun Street
Mr. Miller
George Washington Hotel
Remove The Cause of Rheumatism
Uric acid poison the cause of rheumatic agony starts to leave your body in 24 hours. Allenru relieves pain and inflammation within 48 hours, enabling the user to return to work. Guaranteed by Baker's Drug Store, one bottle for 85 cents, with money back if not satisfied. Also claimed effective for neuritis sciatica and lumbago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenia
Allenru
Baker’s
VW Campaign Aids Apple Blossom Festival Funds
Finance committee of the Apple Blossom Festival launches a campaign to raise funds for the fete. The New York Stock Exchange faced heavy seller raids. Delinquent water taxes noted among Winchester residents using the town water system. Local foreign veterans plan to form a Veterans of Foreign Wars post on April 16. William Wrigley Jr offers to accept cotton in payment for chewing gum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Winchester
Veterans of Foreign Wars
William Wrigley, Jr
Former school chief to head high school pageant at Apple Blossom Festival
Five years ago F E Clerk former superintendent of schools will head a high school party visiting from Kenilworth Illinois. Six hundred people are to take part in the pageant during the Apple Blossom Festival. Frederick County Board of Supervisors was entertained by the Winchester Kiwanis Club. Newton D Baker has written local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Clerk
Kenilworth
Ill
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Newton D. Baker
Winchester Rotary Club Comment on President Coolidge
A fragment notes the Winchester Rotary Club refused to comment on President Coolidge. The text implies political debate around age or eligibility but provides no direct statements or conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weapple
Winchester Rotary Club
Coolidge
Submarine Activity Reported Off U S Coast
Eyewitness notes German submarines said to be patrolling off the United States coast. An Easter festival is planned at Braddock Street Methodist Church in Braddock Street. A Virginia statistic claims one third of apples shipped originate from Winchester. A local couple filed for a marriage license soon after a divorce was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nemo
Star
Braddock Street Methodist Church
South
Virginia
Winchester
Edible Bird's Nest Described As Delicacy Item
The nest of the selangave is valued as food and used as a Chinese delicacy. It measures about half a teacup, clings to cave rocks, and appears fibrous gelatin. It is made of mucilaginous isinglass secreted by glands, not by gelatinous seaweed as once believed.
Hawks Crash at Worcester Airport Injures Speed King
Capt. Frank W. Hawks, famed air speed record holder, was seriously injured in a crash at Worcester airport while preparing to fly to Boston and New York. He was unconscious, then regained consciousness. doctors reported facial lacerations and jaw fractures but no skull fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Frank W. Hawks
Boston
New York
Worcester City Hospital
Hawks
Hawks lecture on jaw fracture risk during Boy Scouts gathering
Hawks filled a lecture engagement last night at Mi Hall under auspices of the Worcester Council Boy Scouts of America. The event discussed potential facial paralysis as a result of jaw fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawks
Mi Hall
Worcester Council
Boy Scouts of America
Tombs Unearthed Near Chalons Sur Saone France
Archaeologists uncover five ancient lava tombs in a field near Chalons sur Saone. The most notable burial holds the remains of a tall woman with a crown of iron tipped with silver. The find is linked to a priestess figure tied to Panonia and Emperor Septimus Severus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pannonia
Hungary
Septimus Severus
Chalons-sur- Saone
France
Wasps Help Protect Grain By Targeting Pests
Small wasplike insects swarm around grain and attack weevils and moths, aiding crop protection. These beneficial insects reduce pest damage and support harvest quality.
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Legion Post
Braddock Street
Christian Endeavor Society of Congregational Christian Church
Roy Larrick
East Piccadilly Street
Home Service Department of Northern Virginia Power
Home Service
Boyd R. Richards
Staunton
Barton
City Bureau
Little Theatre
Little Theatre Organization
Emma Ginn Baker
Capitol Theatre
Virginia Smith Brinkerhoff
Charles Shewbridge
Jordan White Sulphur Springs Hotel
Red Bailey
Johnny Christian
Home Service Department
Girls’ Athletic Association
Tokus’ Inn
Virginia Harrell
Lord and Spencer’s
Miss Page
Robert Y. Conrad
American Legion Auxiliary
Frances Page
West Cork Street
Relass
W. H. Painter
West Boscawen Street
Elizabeth Renner
Winchester Printers and Stationers
Grippe
Martha Stine
W. B. Stine
Berryville Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Mary McDonald
New York City
Wonder
T. L. Hicks
Harris Addition
Margaret Byrd
Thursday Bridge Club
William H. Hottel
St. Louis
Homer Harlee
West Clifford Street
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Wheaties
Pilsbury’s
Old Manse
California
Braddock and
Boscawen Streets
Harpers Ferry
Baltimore & Ohio
The
Associated Press
Grain Growers Friends
Jonathan Swift
Trish
Gulliver's Travels
Kaley
the Commercial & Savings: Bank
R. M. Swimley
Frigidaire
Northern Virginia
Power’ CO
Margaret L
Hodgson
Princess Mary Shoppe
Loudoun St
Funera
Lovett Brothers
N. Main St
Lena Lichliter
North Main Street
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