Community events and meetings listed on social calendar
The schedule lists meetings and gatherings including a Winchester District Rally at United Brethren Church with Education Council, Beta Sigma Phi at George Washington Hotel, a Legion luncheon at George Washington Hotel, a R Y Conrad Post event, a Braddock Street Methodist Church fellowship dinner, Frederick County Ministerial Association banquet at Golden Glow Cosee Shop, and a Buterpian Club concert at Grace Lutheran Church Sunday School room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
United Brethren Church
R. Y. Conrad Posterican
Legion
George Washington Hotel
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Frederick County Ministerial Association
Golden Glow Cosee Shop
Buterpian Club
Grace Lutheran Church
Surprise Golden Wedding Party for Criders
Five daughters hosted a surprise dinner for Mr. and Mrs. W H Crider marking their 50th anniversary. Attendees included relatives from Baltimore Harrisonburg Middle town Broadway and Mayland Va plus great grandchildren and a wedding cake was presented. Admiral Byrd received the Explorers Club Medal in recognition of polar explorations. County Garden Club met in Winchester Clarke with speaker Ian MacCallum on garden fences and flowers with awards given for narcissus and spring arrangements. Reliance C E Society plans a humorous lecture Love Courtship and Marriage on April 24 with a post event social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Crider
Allen, Jr
Baltimore
James Hall
Ben
Harrisonburg
W. L. Rush
Marie
Middletown
Ottie Crider
John Carl
Mayland
R. Mathias
Broadway
Ruth
Margaret
Fay Mathais
Irvin Nair
Maurice
Bobby Layman
Betty Lou Layman
Miller
Reliance C. E. Society
The
Christian Endeavor Society of Reliance
Reliance
Home Print Shop Ad Offers Free Etiquette Book
A Home Print Shop promotion advertises engraved wedding invitations and announcements priced at 100 for $11.25. Buyers receive a free wedding etiquette book with each order. Visit 2118 Main or call 983-M for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peewee Ee
Davis Jr Elected VP I Cadet Business Manager
B F Davis Jr of Peyton Street was elected business manager of The Bugle the Virginia Polytechnic Institute annual at a publications board meeting. He serves as band sergeant and pursues business administration, marking seven straight quarters of honors and three years on The Bugle business staff. He also heads the VP Business Club and chairs multiple committees. Shenandoah Valley Club officers were also announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Davis, Jr
Peyton Street
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Davis
Southern Colonel Orchestra
Ring
Paletol
Saber Committee
Shenandoah Valley Club
V. P. Business Club
National Business Fraternity
W. P. S. Shenandoah Valley Club
D. T. Conner
Waynesboro
G. H. Baptist
R. A. Moffet
Staunton
E. 8. Turner
Middleburg
Modern Etiquette Q and A by Roberta Lee
A reader asks if excusing oneself after a discourteous act is proper and whether to address a butter letter to the visiting girl or her mother. The advice notes are to use excuse me for leaving a room, and to write a joint or separate letter to both the girl and her mother. The menu term huitres frites is translated as fried oysters.
Local Social Notes From White Post to Baltimore
Mr and Mrs John Chapman with Mr and Mrs W R Thompson of White Post traveled to Washington on Monday. Mrs B J Cunningham of Enola Pa visited Mrs Harry McAboy in Brucetown. Miss A P Starling supervisor of Frederick county rural schools guided Mt Airy School pupils through area factories. Mrs Georgia Wood Rogers of Munsey Pa visits Mrs H Clay DeGrange on South Washington street. Miss Madelon Patton daughter of Mr and Mrs George Patton has recovered from injuries and moved home from King Daughters Hospital Martinsburg. Miss Margaret Byrd, Gunston Hall student, will stay with Mrs Blanchard Randall Jr in Baltimore. attends Maryland Gold Cup races in Green Spring Valley Saturday. Miss Anne Elting arrives to weekend at Merrimans Lane with a Cathedral School friend. Rev Preston Sartelle of Capon Bridge spent the day in town. Mr and Mrs Philip Small of Martinsburg welcome birth of a daughter at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Small was formerly Miss Lucy Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelon Patton
George Patton
King Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
Charles Town
Margaret Byrd
Gunston Hall
Washington
Blanchard Randall, Jr
Baltimore
Green Spring Valley
Anne Elting
Merrimans Lane
Miss Elting
National Cathedral School
Cathedral
Philip Small
Martinsburg, W. V
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Small
Lucy Dean
Windsor Simp son divorce case linked to French wedding plan
Details of the Simpson divorce continuation discuss whether Baldwin will confirm the validity of a prior English decree and whether Parliament might declare Mrs. Simpson unmarried. A June wedding to Windsor is anticipated at the Chateau de Candé with royal attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Windsor
Keith
Ipswich
Mrs. Simpson
Mary
Princess Royal
Duke of Kent
Chateau de Cande
Tours
France
Purge Records Details for Ward Precincts and Registrars
The text lists precinct boundaries in the Loudoun street area and identifies ward two registrars. It names W. Benton Snider Jr. at 323 North Cameron Street for the first portion and B. F. Davis at 23 North Braddock Street for the second portion, detailing their jurisdiction north of Bosca wen and east or west of Loudoun street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun Street
Boscawen
W. Benton Snider, Jr
Cameron Street
Loudoun
B. F. Davis
North
Braddock Street
Cor poration Court appoints new Electoral Board member
An order appoints Charles H. Harper to the Electoral Board replacing O. L. Jamison who resigned after election to the Common Council. Harper also becomes secretary. The remaining member is Harry W. Copenhaver with Mr. Gray continuing as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Charles H. Harper
Electoral Board
O. L. Jamison
Common Council
Mr. Harper
Mr. Jamison
Harry W. Copenhaver
Gray
Dawn bombardment as Britain guards blockade ships
At dawn shore batteries along the Bay of Biscay opened fire to sweep insurgent warships. Food laden British ships, authorized by owners, attempted to run the gauntlet despite a government warning and would receive escort to the three mile limit. Thereafter the shore batteries and small craft would take over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay of Biscay
Mrs Clarke Cooper Rises From Illness At Home
Mrs Clarke Cooper, ill for ten days at her Amherst street home, is now up. Miss Sue Schlack hosted the Wednesday night club last night at her North Brad dock street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Cooper
Amherst Street
Sue Schlack
North Braddock Street
Maine strike sparks legal clash over martial law threat
Gov Lewiston Barrows orders potential troops to defend constitutional authority as CIO accuses Maine officials of siding with shoe manufacturers. Judge Manser issues injunction halting the strike. CIO calls it miscarriage of justice while city officials warn of martial law and more troops to uphold order. Hapgood seeks Senate inquiry into private detectives used by manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis O. Barrows
Maine
Washington
John Brophy
CIO
Lewiston
Harry Manser
Frederick W Ford
Manser
Hapgood
la Follette Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Boston
Shoe Workers Organizing Committee
Secretary of Labor
Perkins
Sights Secured Under Wagner Act Denied by State Courts
Fragments reveal efforts to secure protections under the Wagner Act blocked by state courts and police authorities. The quotation hints at dispute over rights and legal obstacles facing the subject.
C I O Sidelined as Oshawa Strike Moves Toward Settlement
John L. Lewis and the C I O moved to the sidelines to aid quick end to the Oshawa Ontario General Motors strike. Premier Mitchell Hepburn guided conference plans. General Motors of Canada Ltd officials met with strike representatives who had given up their committee affiliation. A settlement without formal C I O recognition was possible, hinging on wage and hour concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
John L. Lewis
Oshawa
General Motors
Harry J. Carmichael
General Motors of Canada, Ltd
J. H. Highfield
Committee For Industrial Organization
Mitchell Hepburn
United Automobile Workers of America
Goat Perishes In Blaze On South Loudoun Street
Fire crews responded to a blaze on South Loudoun Street at Paper Mill road where a double garage owned by Frank Patton caught fire endangering the Kremer house. A goat owned by Oscar Kremer died in the garage where it was tied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paper Mill Road
Loudoun Street
Frank Patton
Oscar Kremer
Mr. Patton
Kremer
Police warn of bogus 50 cent coins
Chief of Police C. W. Hollis issued a warning to merchants to be on the lookout for bogus 50 cent pieces after a man about 35 years old, six to seven feet tall, in a grey pinstriped suit and brown slouch hat attempted to pass one at the Capitol Theatre. He fled and could not be located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hollis
Capitol Theatre
Special Officers To Be Hired For Apple Blossom Festival
Chief of Police C W Hollis announced applications are open for about 100 special officers to staff Apple Blossom Festival duties. Officers will direct traffic and perform other festival tasks during the two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hollis
Cral
Gilbert Shendon Charged With Attempted Assault
Judge Donald Weems heard Gilbert Shendon charged with attempted assault. Complainant Harry Rappaport testified as the case settled with a total fine of 10.25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Shendon
Donald Weems
Harry Rappaport
Senior Play At The Gainesboro School
The Gainesboro School will present its annual senior play in the school auditorium this Friday and Saturday night. The three act production features a cast selected from the graduating class to support auditorium chair fund proceeds.
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Gainesboro
Radio Highlights and Network Expansion Plans
WEAF NBC reports tonight's schedule and Postmaster General James A meet at The President's Court Proposal dinner in Boston. NBC and CBS project over 10 million dollars in the next two years for new quarters, including CBS Hollywood and NBC studios in Philadelphia Washington Schenectady and other cities with Broadway scale growth. Groundbreaking for CBS Hollywood studio set for Sunday. New York headquarters plans progress slowly. Friday’s Shakespeare Birthday broadcasts from Stratford on Avon with WJZ NBC and WABC CBS alongside varied music drama and talk programs and Penn Relays and Farm and Home Hour schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
NBC
James A
Boston
New York
CBS
New Hollywood
Philadelphia
Washington
Schenectady
N. Y
WGY
Hollywood
Cleveland
San Francisco
CBS Hollywood
WJZ
Rudy Vallee
Big Crosby
New York Times
the Making
Phil Ohman
WABC
Alexander Woollcott
Kate Smith
Major Bowes
Floyd Gibbons
Joe Reichman
Wjz-Nbc
Hildegarde
Boston Symphony
Institute of Immigrant Welfare
Eddie Varras
Stratford-on-Avon
Eng
Radio Guild
Penn
WCBS
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Beta Sigma Phi
Byrd
Explorers Club
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Explorers’ Club
County Garden Club
Reardon
Winchester-Clarke County
Carl Massey
Louis Nulton
W. A. Bower
Clara Wood
Boyd
John Scully, Jr
W. P. Massey
Alexandria
American Horticulture Society
Edward Butler
Clarke County
Melise
Connie’s Beauty Shop
Rainwater
National Avenue
Claude B. Smalts
America
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Joseph Wright
Thursday Bridge Club
West Boscawen Street
Robert McGlass
Patricia Stevenson
Roberta Lee
John Chapman
W. R. Thompson
White Post
Mony
B. J. Cunningham
Enola, Pa
Harry McAboy
Brucetown
A. P. Starling
Frederick County
Mt. Airy School
Georgia Wood Rogers
Munsey, Pa
H. Clay DeGrange
South Washington Street
Preston Sartelle
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Weaver
Aubrey G. Weaver
Front Royal
Circuit Court
Fauquier County
Warrenton
E. D. Spencer, Jr
United States
Thundrous
Ruby Tackson
Loudoun ST
Coats
C. I
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hagerstown
Fur Shop
East Washington St
Hagerstown, Md
Supreme Court
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
PECAN
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
R. M. Swimley
Haldeman 'S
Chester
S. Kent St
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