Visitors and Information Distribution Plan
A brief note outlines a plan to welcome visitors and provide information. It emphasizes efficient staff deployment, clear signage, and accessible materials to guide guests through the venue.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1934
Page
3
A brief note outlines a plan to welcome visitors and provide information. It emphasizes efficient staff deployment, clear signage, and accessible materials to guide guests through the venue.
A schedule of weekly events including church choirs at Brad dock Street and First Baptist, debates and social gatherings at Mountain View Rosenberger Round Hill Handley and Grace Lutheran, a Fire Company meeting, a children’s play, a sacred cantata by Music Lovers' Club, Lions Club luncheon, and a United Brethren rally in Winchester.
A marriage license was issued to Lester Donivan and Edith Virginia McClanahan, both natives of Shenandoah county, from Stephens City. The bridegroom is from near Columbia Furnace and the bride from near Woodstock. Donivan is a farmer.
The Ever-Ready Class of the Presbyterian Sunday School held an informal reception at Miss Lucy Kurtz home for Mrs. E. B. McGukin wife of the new Presbyterian minister about 35 class members attended. A poem was read and Mrs. McGukin received a bouquet of pink roses.
Mr. Philip Klompus will leave Sunday for New York to buy spring stock of women's and children's clothing for the Klompus. Mrs. W. A. Baker and son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Morgan motored to Washington today. Mr. Thomas Scully arrived from the University of Virginia to spend the weekend with his parents on South Stewart street. Mrs. John M. Steck Sr entertained the Friday Bridge Club this afternoon at Fairmont avenue. Mr. William P. McGuire, a University of Virginia student, will arrive tomorrow to spend the weekend with his father Dr. Hunter H. McGuire. Miss Ruby Jackson returned from New York City after selecting summer apparel for the Ruby Jackson Shoppe. Mr. D. M. Timberlake, ill for six weeks, left for Charleston W Va to resume business activites.
Mr. Robert Campbell returns from Leington Virginia after the death of his father. Mrs. W. D. Myers goes to Roanoke for her father W. G. Stauffer’s illness. Mr. Garner Edmonds of Washington arrives tomorrow to visit his parents. Mrs. John Lehmann head of Texas Graduate Nurses Association travels to Washington for a convention April 22 to 27 then visits Winchester. Colonel and Mrs. B. M. Roszel return from Easter in Southern Pines. Mrs. Robert Y. Conrad and daughter Bobbie return to Baltimore after a two week Bermuda sojourn.
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