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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1933

Page

3

Dogwood Planting and Civic League Plans Share Winchester Notes

The Civic League discussed special decorations for the Blossom Parade and approved planting white dogwoods on Handley School grounds with location chosen by W. R. Legge and his class. Members backed a broader effort for a million dogwoods by 1935 and coordinated with Garden Club of Virginia and state women’s groups.

Civic League of Ihe Shley Kucy Kurtz Garden Club of Virginia Civic League Handley School W. R. Legge Crawford Baetjer Better Homes Committee Winchester Red Cross United States Grace Poole General Federation of Women's Clubs Daniel Lupton Green England General Federation

Social Calendar of Winchester Churches and Clubs

A weekly listing of events across Winchester including church meetings at Christ Church Chapel Parish House and First Baptist Church, choirs at several churches, Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel, Kiwanis luncheon, Jewish Woman's Club, Elks Lodge, Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel, and Christian Endeavor Society activities.

Woman's Auxiliary of Christ Episcopal Church Winchester Post Veterans of Foreign One Club Loudoun Street Christ Church Auxiliary Lions Club George Washington Hotel First Baptist Church Kiwanis Club George Washington Jewish Woman's Club United Brethren Church Grace Lutheran Church Winchester Lodge of Elks Rotary Club

Bridge Olympiad to be played by 100000 May first

About 100000 contract bridge players in 42 counties will play the same 16 hands at 8 01 p m on May 1 in a national Olympic contest organized by the United States Bridge Association and the National Bridge Association. Two world championship trophies and 350 trophies will be awarded. par for each hand set by the Olympic committee. Local captain uncertain. Mrs John M Steck Sr previously led the city’s Olympics.

United States Bridge Association National Bridge Association Olympic Committee Olympic John M. Steck, Sr

Virginia Honored for Growth in Prohibition Reform Group

Virginia earned honor roll status for a 31 percent rise in membership in the women's organization for national prohibition reform announced at the Mayflower Hotel closing session. Mississippi won the silver cup with a 110 percent increase. Mrs. Julian Keith of Warrenton led Virginia with a 940-member tally and praised work in Petersburg and Princess Anne county, noting efforts to shift rural opinion toward repeal of the eighteenth amendment.

Virginia Women's Organization For National Prohibition Reform Mayflower Hotel Washington Mississippi Julian Keith Warrenton Petersburg Princess Anne County Keith

New Bacon Wrapped Meat Loaf Preparation

A home cook describes a meat loaf method. mix standard ingredients, form a large round loaf, indent one end with a glass to place bacon around the rim, bake until cooked, and fill the hollow with vegetables such as string beans and carrots.

Deer Freed for Shenandoah Restock Draws Large Crowd

More than 500 people including sportsmen nature lovers and students gathered in Edinburg Gap Shenandoah county to witness six deer released to form a new herd in the protected area. Deer came from a Pennsylvanian preserve with others expected later. The event featured county and state game officials and schoolchildren along Valley Pike as the deer were released in threes into the mountains.

Edinburg Gap Massanutten Mountain Edinburg Shenandoah County Williamsport Shenandoah Harry Wiseman The Game Association Dan Ward Wisman Thomas G. Herring Harrisonburg State Game and Inland Fisheries Commission State,Game and Inland Fisheries Commission Union Virginia Rockingham Game and Fish Association Com

Winchester Bowling League Plans Banquet at George Washington Hotel

Winchester Bowling League members and eight clubs totaling over 60 players will gather April 11 at the George Washington Hotel for a season ending banquet. Guests include city leaders, club presidents, company managers, Handley High principal, and American Legion commander with Herman Habb arranging post banquet entertainment.

Winchester Bowling League George Washington Hotel Frank Gearing Che Er Rotary Club Kiwants Club Lions Club Northern Virginia Power Company O'Sullivan Rubber Company Handley Hirth School Coca Cola Bottling Works American Legion Handley High School Charles R. Anderson Leine

Local officials named in Bridgewater transfer notes

Commissioner Herring, Dr. B H Beydler of Bridgewater as vice president, Secretary W W Wharton and George Grattan are listed in the draft transfer report with the board.

Missioner Herring B. H. Beydler Bridgewater W. W. Wharton George Grattan

New Banking Measure Aims to Guarantee Deposits

Washington reports a proposed $2.6 billion corporation to guarantee Federal Reserve member bank deposits one hundred percent. The plan, advancing under administration tacit approval, would fund via a one fourth of one percent deposit levy and include regulatory provisions and separation of investment and commercial banking.

Washington Federal Reserve Congress Steagall House Banking Committee Roosevelt Senate Sen‘elor Glass Glass House Federal Reserve Banks Treasury

Pronghorn Flourishes in Canadian Sanctuary Program

The pronghorn antelope once nearing extinction now thrives in sanctuaries established by the Canadian government. The program mirrors wildlife efforts seen with buffalo, highlighting conservation progress and ongoing protection.

Bishop Cannon to Speak at Martinsburg Rally on Prohibition

Bishop James Cannon Jr a national Methodist leader will address a Resist Repeal Rally at First United Brethren Church Martinsburg at 8 15 tomorrow evening The meeting aims to mobilize city forces to oppose repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and the bishop will discuss The Wet Rebellion as his topic

March Epworth League James March Winchester Dickinson College Carlisle Market Street Methodist Church James Cannon, Jr Methodist Episcopal Church South First United Brethren Church Martinsburg Cannon

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Turpin Washington and Lee University Shenandeah Valley Academy Junior Hospital Auxiliary Junior Auxiliary of Memorial Hospital Nudses West Clifford Street Howard Cather J. Howard Cather South Washington Street Cather Edith Harrison Taylor Charlottesville Joseph A. Massie Amherst Street W. Nelson Page Mary Hyde A. G. Mason Morningside Drive Grippe David Timberlake West Virginia Leslie Timberlake Bed South Braddock Street Goldie Goff Delle Sirbaugh Maynard Shanholtz Asa Shanholtz Anno Davis W. Ritter O. Ty. Ritter David Ebersole P. [. Bumgardner Frederick Dick Steele Little Nephew Refuge Lydia Grim Robert Carroll Grim Stephens City Aubrey Madigan J. W. Madigan Kernstown Palace Theatre Christian Endeavor Society As Chapel the Chape Junior Century Miss Larrick Junior Century Club Nancy Gray Larrick Fred L. Glaize, Jr Stuart H. Edmonds West Leicester Street Hagerstown Sydney Edmonds St. James School Mr. Edmonds GRAYS AAA Huntsberry Women's Missionary Society Girls’ Missionary Guild Virginia Classis Christ Reformed Church of Shepherdstown W. Va S L. Flickinger Centenary Church Women’s Missionary Society Emma Zinn W. W. Dellinger Carson Spillman Frank Horton S. L. Flickinger Mary Gray Elsie Snapp Girls’ Guild Evelyn McKee Lucille Whitacre Alice Virginia Flickinger Fort Loudoun Woodstock Daughters of the American Revolution Herbert Trotter North Main Street Trotter John C. Paxton Philip Williams Nannie Williams William E. Dodd American History Chicago University Woodrow Wilson Barrett Edwin Barrett Greenspring Clara Lewis Edward Lewis Shenandoah 9 R.G. A ADV AOL T Ivy Meat Values Lovett Shoe Loudoun St Kiwanis, Rotary and Lions Clubs Herman H. Habb Gearing J. T. Yates Yates Giant Corporation Clark Shaughnessy University of Chicago Thomas Met. Calf Maroons A. A. Stagg Shenandoah Valley National Bank Brooks’ Pharmacy Sept Commercial & Savings Bank Reardon’s PMU Margaret L. Hodgson the Royal Club Inn Violette Collins Mgr Sunset Lodge Sween Ti Bishop Cannon
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