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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1932

Page

3

Secretary Wilbur Plans Tour of Shenandoah Park

Secretary of the interior Harold L. Ickes is to lead an inspection party through the Shenandoah Valley area slated for government acquisition. Park Service director Horace Albright said the tour would likely occur in two to three weeks with Wilbur MacDonald Carson and other park service officials joining.

Shenandoah Valley Horace M. Albright Park Service Messrs Wilbur, Albright Thomas H. MacDonald Public Roads Bureau William E. Carson State Conservation Commission

Little Theatre to Stage Just a Love Nest at Capitol

The Little Theatre will present a short one act comedy Just a Love Nest at the Capitol Theatre on Monday and Tuesday evenings April 25 and 26. Fred Hunt and Ella Hunt play a young married couple with supporting roles by Johny Weems Eliza Tucker A Lee Coble and Harry Hanst. The show runs twice nightly before the feature Sky Devils and between shows with Virginia Smith Brinkerhoff directing.

The Little Theatre Organization Capitol Theatre Fred Hunt Ella Hunt Johny Weems Eliza Tucker Samuel Gardner Messrs A. Lee Coble Harry Hanst Virginia Smith Brinkerhoff

Social Calendar Highlights Thursday Activities

A busy Thursday schedule lists Circle No. 9 supper and music at Braddock Street M E Church South, a Girls Association tea on West Piccadilly, regular Circle No. 7 meeting with Mrs. Eva Miller, tap and ballroom classes at George Washington Hotel, a Hagerstown Shrine dance at the Masonic Temple, and various church and community events including Legion meetings, a play by Summit Point M E Church Ladies Aid, WRVA radio broadcast by Farmville State Teachers’ College Girls Orchestra, and Kiwanis and Lions gatherings.

Circle No. 9 Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Girls’ Association West Piccadilly Street Circle No. 7 Eva Miller East Piccadilly Street Stafford Pemberton George Washington Hotel Hagerstown Shrine Masonic Temple Otterbein Guild of United Brethren Church Winnie Anderson American Legion Post Geo, Washington Young People's Choir Braddock Street M. E Ladies’ Aid Society Summit Point M. E Old Maid’s Club Géirl Farmville State Teachers’ College WRVA Richmond

April Tea and Club Gatherings Highlight Local Calendar

Members of the Girls Athletic Association host an April tea from 5 30 to 7 PM in West Piccadilly club rooms with Miss Helen Ritter as hostess. The refreshment committee includes Virginia Piggott Marion Ewing and Philomena Larsen. The event honors Mrs Wyatt Richard formerly Miss Cornelia Gray who recently married.

Girls’ Athletic Association West Piccadilly Street Helen Ritter Virginia Piggott Marion Ewing Philomena Laren Wyatt Richard Cornelia Gray Literary Club

Promotion Announced Of Mr Roland

Promotion announced for Mr Roland formerly of this city now residing in Alexandria. He has been promoted to district manager of the eastern Virginia district including Winchester and surrounding communities.

Lawrence Roland Alexandria Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Eastern Virginia Winchester Roland

Miss Meredith Todd to Wed Emmett Stuart Jr in Washington

Miss Meredith Todd daughter of Mr and Mrs George Carroll Todd of Washington will wed Emmett C Stuart Jr son of Dr and Mrs Emmett C Stuart of Hawthorne in Washington on Friday May 27. Miss Todd studied at Madeira's School and Vassar College and is a Junior League member. Stuart a Johns Hopkins graduate now studying medicine at McGill University in Montreal.

George Carroll ‘Todd Washington Meredith Id Emmett Christopher Stuart, Jr Miss Todd Miss Madeira Vassar College Junior League Stuart Emmett C. Stuart Hawthorne Johns Hopkins University McGill University Montreal

Weekend guests at Fletcher home near Capon Bride

Visitors from the Trone section joined Mr and Mrs Leslie Fletcher at their Capon Bride residence. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles Sir bauh Miss Pauline French Mr Ray Lafollette Miss Cora Fletcher Mrs Richard Fletcher and Mr Hubert Fletcher.

Leslie Fletcher Capon Bride Charles Sirbauh Pauline French Ray Lafollette Cora Fletcher Richard Fletcher Hubert Fletcher Trone

Mrs Mary Davis Glover Visiting In Mount Ephraim

Mrs Mary Davis Glover of Mount Ephraim New Jersey is spending several weeks as the guest of her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs John D Glover at their home on South Stewart Street Mrs Burr Powell Harrison and Mrs Beverley B Wright will entertain the regular Thursday bridge club at Judge Thomas W Harrison's home on South Washington Street this evening.

Julian F. Ward T. W. Harrison, Jr Baltimore J. Lester Shipley Robert M. Ward South Washington Street Mary Davis Glover Mount Ephraim N. J Inlaw John D. Glover South Stewart Street Burr Powell Harrison Beverley B. Wright Thomas W. Harrison

Socials and travels of Greenwich area residents share Washington visit

Mrs E C Stuart and daughter Jeanne Stuart White of Hawthorne visit Washington as house guests of Mr and Mrs George Carroll. Mrs Frederick A Read Jr and her mother travel southern Virginia by car. Mrs Frank Butsler improves at Memorial Hospital and will return home Saturday. Mr and Mrs R Maurice Trimble Jr visit Dr and Mrs Emmett C Stuart at Northwestern grade. Mrs Mamie DeRouville returns to Albany after visiting Mrs Roy Gearing on Cecil Street. Mrs R F Nicholson and Maus H Barbour of Washington travel to Winchester to visit Capt and Mrs Edward H Durrell.

Carper Frederick Whitacre South Kent Street Paul Carper Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Mabel Whitacre E. C. Stuart Jeanne Stuart White Hawthorne Washington George Carroll Frederick A. Read, Jr Athlone Clarke County C. Walter Smith New York State Virginia Frank Butsler Memorial Hospital R. Maurice Trimble, Jr Sewickley, Pa Emmett C. Stuart Mamie DeRouville Roy Gearing Cecil Street Albany N. Y R. F. Nicholson Maus H. Barbour Code San Francisco Cal Winchester Edward H. Durrell West Cecil Street

Residents and visitors noted in local movements and visits

Mr and Mrs Alfred Kerfoot of South Washington street visited Harrisonburg yesterday with friends. Miss Pearl Conner connected with Betsy Ross spent time with her parents near Vaucluse. Mr F Estes Kline attends a conference in New Market as delegate from Vaucluse. Dr and Mrs J A Richard of South Stewart street motor to Fleetwood New York to visit Chalmer Strain family. Mrs Strain was Mildred Richard. Mr Dave Hawthorne Coca Cola Bottling Works recuperating after tonsil operation. Miss Mary Cochran from Magee Hospital Pittsburgh visits parents near here. Misses Anne Brooke Kern and Mary Greenway Russell travel to Ithaca for weekend at Cornell dances.

Alfred Kerfoot South Washington Street Harrisonburg Miss Pearl Conner Betsy Ross Mrs. Joseph Vaucluse J. A. Richard South Stewart Street Fleetwood N. Y Chalmer Strain Dave Hawthorne Coca-Cola Bottling Works Amherst Street Mary Cochran Elizabeth Steele Magee Hospital Pittsburgh Walter Cochran Anne Brooke Kern Mary Greenway Russell Ithaca Cornell University

Funeral Rites At U B Church For Little Boy Hicks

The funeral of Darrell Gray Hicks 22 months old son of Mr and Mrs Harry W Hicks of Relief will be held tomorrow. Friends meet at the house at 2 pm to accompany the remains to Winchester where services will be at 3 pm in the United Brethren Church conducted by Rev H E Richardson and Rev G W Stover. Pallbearers include Briscoe Snapp Floyd Snapp Raymond Grove and Lester Burkhart. Flowers arranged by Louise Graves Virginia Branner Mary Branner Ruth Brill and O Leary Brill. He is survived by his parents two sisters Elressa and Darleen and a brother Dudley.

Darrell Gray Hicks Harry W. Hicks Relief Memorial Hospital Winchester United Brethren Church H. E. Richardson G. W. Stover H. S. Myerly Darrell Elressa Darleen Dudley J. D. Rinker Stephens City E. J. Hicks Louise Alma Graves Virginia Mary Branner Ruth and O'Leary Brill Briscoe Floyd Snapp Raymond Grove Lester Burkhart

Admiral McCormick Buried at Arlington in Private Rites

Berryville Va April 21 The funeral for Admiral A M Dupuy McCormick who died Tuesday night at his Washington home will be held tomorrow at 2 pm at St Thomas Episcopal Church. Interment will be in Arlington National Cemetery beside his wife. He was born at Berryville March 27 1866 and educated at Potomac Academy Alexandria and the University of Maryland. He served from 1888 rising to rear admiral in 1918 and retired March 27 1930. He saw action in the Spanish American War and held key medical commands in the Atlantic fleet and at Mare Island. He received multiple medals and was a member of several professional and social organizations.

Berryville A.M. Dupuy McCormick Washington St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church Ernest Smith Arlington National Cemetery Potomac Academy Alexandria University of Maryland McCormick Navy Guantanamo Naval Academy Annapolis Pacific Coast Mare Island Calif Board of Medical Examiners Naval Examining Board Naval Retrenchment

The pessimist doubts cheer. London Tit-Bits warns otherwise

A London Tit-Bits note laments gloom but argues cheerfulness oils the wheels of life and helps weather daily strains. The line contrasts a somber outlook with a practical push toward optimism to keep things moving.

London

Death of Wade H. Smallwood A Virginia Farmer

Wade H. Smallwood 54 of Summit Point died at home after a six month heart illness. He was born near the Shenandoah river July 16, 1877 and survived by his widow Carra Lee Shull, three sons Durward Garnett Philip, and four daughters Frances, Mrs. Eastham, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. McDonald, and others. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow at home with Rev. C E Kirby. interment Green Hill Cemetery Berryville. Pallbearers named.

Smallwood John W Virginia Flemming Smallwood Shenandoah River Carra Lee Shull Durward, Garnett Philip Smallwood Malcolm Eastham Front Royal Charles McDonald Summit Point John McDonald Berryville Frances Smallwood C. E. Kirby Methodist Episcopal Church South Green Hill Cemetery Early Williams John Marshall Clarence Roberts Otha

Civic League Urges Clean Town Ahead of Historic Garden Week

The Civic League calls on all members and women of the community to join a city cleanup this week led by City Manager ra ne. With thousands of tourists visiting Virginia for Historic Garden Week and the Apple Blossom Festival, Winchester aims to present itself in apple-pie order.

League The Civic League R ‘ Ane Virginia Winchester

Japan's Proud Position Declares Low Literacy Among Japanese

An editor states that literacy is practically nonexistent among the Japanese people, asserting a paradox of cultural pride and educational deficiency. The claim frames a national narrative about reading ability and societal advancement in Japan.

Japan

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di Iszepersonal Wilbur Shenandoah Park Little Theatre Capitol Lions’ Club Kiwanis Club Young People’s Choir Virginia Pangle Elizabeth Hollis South Loudoun Street Wyatt H. Richard Rockville Richard Cornelia Smith Gray Robert L. Gray Courtfield Avenue Girls’ Athletic Club Carlisle Young Ladies Congregational Christian Church Hilda Carlisle South Braddock Street Miss McCabe Mr. J. M. Mason Frances Tyler McCabe Louisville James M. Mason 3d Charleston W. Va Epworth League of Relief Church Russell W. Robertson Methodist Episcopal Church, South New Market E. A. Rhoads E. Headley Lomax Parker Cora Barley J. C. Hiser John Steele Alva Steele Ida Steele Mary Terault Austin Conner Fishel Mary Fishel Mary Louise Steele Mr. Roland High View School Messrs. Luttrell Winchester Debating Society Ladies’ Aid Society of Ridings Chapel Willing Workers’ Society of the First Baptist Church Libby McCormick North Washington Street Mary?Martha Century Reformed Church Herman H. Hable Winchester Memorial Hospital Lee Coble Philip Williams Donald Weems Mary Miller Caroline Susan Carson A. C. Carson Riverton Shenandoah Valley National Bank Winchester, VA Mr. E. C. Stuart F. Estes Kline Kline U. B. Church Little Boy Adm. McOrmick Arlington U.S. Navy Columbia River Campbell’s Pork and Wheaties Blue Label Tomato Juice Haxton Sma Lee Lge Braddock and Boscawen Streets Princess Mary Shoppe Loudoun St Wade Smallwoo Wade H. Smallwood Jefferson County Wilson Henry and Ned Lancaster the Commercial & Savings Bank Margaret L. Hodgson R. M. Swimley Lovett Brothers N. Main St
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