Mae Davis Marries Joseph Snapp in Maryland Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Mae Davis to Mr. Joseph Snapp took place in Cumberland Maryland on a Saturday afternoon with Rev. Edgar S. Price officiating. The bride wore light blue and will reside with her husband in Winchester, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Davis
Joseph Snapp
Grant Davis
Romney
W. Va
Clearbrook
Snapp
O. F. Snapp
Edgar S. Price
Cumberland
Community League and Club Meetings Week Schedule
The social calendar lists Friday events including Kerns town Community League at 7 30 p m, Little Theatre presentation Capt Apiplejack at 8 30 p m, Winchester American Association of University Women meeting at 3 p m at Mrs Stewart Elting home Merrymans Lane. Tuesday Lions Club lunch at George Washington Hotel 12 30 p m. Wednesday Kiwanis lunch at George Washington Hotel 12 45 p m Young Peoples Choir practice 6 45 p m. Winchester Lodge 867 BPOE at Ellis Home 8 00 p m. Grace Lutheran adult choir practice 8 15 p m. Washington String Quartet recital Handley Auditorium 8 30 p m. Thursday Rotary Club lunch at George Washington Hotel 1 00 p m. Robert Y Conrad American Legion meeting at George Washington Hotel 1 00 p m.
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Winchester
American Association of University Women
Stewart
O. Elting
Merryman's Lane
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge No
Ellis
Piccadilly and
Braddock
Grace ‘Lutheran Church
Washington String Quartet
Men’s Athletic Club Hosts Second Annual Banquet
The Men’s Athletic Club held its second annual banquet at the George Washington Hotel with about thirty members attending. President Taylor Simpson presided and Garland Quarles acted as toastmaster. Rev. R. B. Nelson delivered the principal speech and led an impromptu debate on government as an association of individuals for mutual protection.
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George Washington Hotel
Taylor Simpson
Garland Quarles
Anderson
Charles P McVicar
R. B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Charles McCormac
Landon Boyer
Messrsarry Ridgeway
Homer Lyman
George Earle Owen
Quarles
Nelson
B. Belchie
Beverley Rice
Paul Beh- Lren
Easter Guests Visit Mrs Harmer in West Cork Street
Mrs Stanley E Harmer hosted Easter guests including Mr and Mrs Guy Gardner and daughter Elizabeth of Chambersburg Pa. Elizabeth Gardner attends Mary Baldwin College Staunton. Also visiting were Mrs Nannie Frye of Washington DC returning to Chambersburg and Mr and Mrs Melvin Green en route to Washington DC for a National Democratic Women’s Club dinner headlined by George Creel.
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Guy Gardner
Elizabeth
Chambersburg
David P. Frye
Hedgesville, W. Va
Melvin Green
Washington, D. C
Edward B. Meigs
Pirate Gang Out for Hidden Gold at Capitol Theatre
The Little Theatre presents Captain Applejack tonight at 8:30. The pirate gang includes Garland R. Quarles Edwin C. Parker W W Glass Ralph Hengeveld Pat Dunn John Glaize Jack Brandon Walter Massie Irvan O Connell Kenneth Heine and Robert Baker. Elderly Aunt Agatha by Helen Shelmire Zeigler and cast members Anne Browne Richard Griffith Jr Arthur Field Georgia Conrad Phyliss Meema Harry Hanst Bob McKelvey Leon Slaven Joseph Schroth provide humor and drama in this stage fantasy.
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Little Theatre
Captain Applejack
Capitol Theatre
Pirate Gang
Garland R. Quarles
Edwin C. Parker
W. W. Glass
Ralph Hengeveld
Pat Dunn
John Glaize
Jack Brandon
Walter Massie
Irvan O’connell
Kenneth Heine
Robert Baker
Agatha
Helen Shelmire Zeigler
Ambrose Applejohn
Arthur Field
Georgia Conrad
Phyliss Meema
Harry Hanst
Bob McKelvey
Leon Slaven
Joseph Schroth
Fire Subdued Near Fauquier Towns After Volunteer Efforts
Fauquier county volunteers and CCC workers reported the forest fire under control, after it threatened the towns of Marshall and Morgan Town yesterday.
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Warrenton
Fauquier County
CCC
Marshall
Morgantown
Haskin Guides Care For Pets In Informational Booklet
Practical booklet from the Washington Information Bureau explains feeding housing and care for dogs cats parrots canaries rabbits goldfish guinea pigs pigeons and other pets. Government experts back the material highlighting safe humane raising of pets for home enjoyment and benefit. Six cents can obtain a copy by mail.
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Washington Information Bureau
Radio Highlights Schedule Listing For Saturday Night
A detailed Saturday radio lineup across WOR WEAF WABC WJZ and WOR stations. Programs include Uncle Don Amos n Andy Lum and Abner Hollywood Hotel and a Shenandoah Apple blossom Festival dramatization with remarks by Lieut Gov. James Gice.
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WOR
Uncle Don
WEAF
Contrera
WJZ
Lowell Thomas
Amos 'N’ Andy
Arden Orchestra
Lum and
Abner
Roy Campbell
Royalists
Bourbon Orch
Jessica Dragonette
Wendell Hall
WABC
Oscar Shaw
Carmela Ponselle
Elizabeth Lennox
Hollywood Hotel
Mary Astor
Melvyn Douglas
Edith Fellowes
Court of Human Relations
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Arthur Rodzinski
Sesare Sodero
Marion Talley
Koestner
WJJZ
Goodman
Shandor
Stern
Lombardo Orchestra
WRVA
James Gice
Cash Prizes For Recipes and New Nucoa Baking Contest
The Winchester Evening Star invites women to submit recipes using New Nucoa with fifteen prizes total. First prize ten dollars, second seven fifty, third five, plus twelve copies of Budget Cook Book. Contest closes midnight April 25 with entries to Recipe Contest Editor. Winners announced after judging. some recipes may be published in the Star.
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Star Office
Ida Bailey Allen
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
The
Star
Winchester Star
Katherine Rusk Wins State Poetry Contest
Miss Katherine G. Rusk daughter of Mr and Mrs E P Rusk of this city, a Handley senior and English student of Prof EB Browning, won the state poetry contest by the Virginia Literary League. She also captured the first prize from the Tur ner Ashby chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy for her poem on Lee. Her winning verse praises quiet generosity over modern fuss and ends with her name Katharine G Rusk.
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Katherine G. Rusk
E. P. Rusk
Handley
EB. P. Browning
Virginia Literary League
Handley School Today
Rusk
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Lee
Lay Delegates And Alternates Selected At Winchester District
Delegates and alternates for the Winchester District Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South were chosen before the two day convention ended in Middleburg. Delegates include R. C. Kilmer Champ Payne J F Galoway J W Irwin C L Melton Homer Mauck Alfred Jones Edwin L Kendall Jesse W Richards C W Hall J R Ware J E McDonald C Wil son Moler W P Lickliter C W Cooley M L Walton Jr John H Rosenberger and J Lee Stone burner. Alternates listed are F Estes Kline C W Baldwin Mrs Strother Sherman R K Roger W R Herrell J Thurston Potts Frank Simpson J C Hutchinson and A R Porterfield. The Baltimore Annual Conference is set for early October at Mount Vernon Place M E Church South in Washington DC. All ministers of the Winchester District and many delegates attended in Middleburg.
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Winchester
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Middleburg
R. C. Kilmer
Champ Payne
J. F. Galoway
J. W. Irwin
C. L. Melton
Homer Mauck
Alfred Jones
Edwin L. Kendall
Jesse W. Richards
C. W. Hall
J R. Ware
J. E. McDonald
C. Wilson Moler
W. P. Lickliter
C. W Cooley
M. L. Walton, Jr
John H Rosenberger
J. Lee Stoneburner
F. Estes Kline
C W. Baldwin
Handley to Send Representatives to Literary Meet
Handley High School will send four students in public speaking and reading plus two pairs of debaters to the district elimination Virginia Literary Association contest at State Teachers' College Fredericksburg on Monday April 27. Garland R. Quarles announced the plan noting personnel had not been finalized. An affirmative and a negative debate team will accompany the group.
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Handley High School
Virginia Literary Association
State Teachers’ College
Fredericksburg
Garland R. Quarles
Handley Schools
Virginia high school debate on abolishing interscholastic athletics
Statewide debate this year resolves that interscholastic athletics should be abolished from Virginia high schools. District winners advance to the State Athletic and Literary Contest at the University of Virginia in the first week of May.
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Virginia
University of Virginia
Admiral Ays Visits Nanking as Fleet Chief
Admiral 4% Martin commander in chief of the United States Asiatic Fleet makes his first official visit to the Chinese capital since taking command in the fall of 1935 aboard the flagship U S S Augusta sailing from Manila.
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Admirais
Martin
United States Asiatic Fleet
U. S
Augusta
Manila
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