Miss Shiley Leaves Hospital for Visit to Parents
Miss Margaret Shiley long treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital is allowed daily for a few hours to visit her parents in White Post Clarke county accompanied by her uncle George Haddox and her cousin S F Shiley. Local church groups announce meetings and events including Bible class programs and a Mikado performance by Mrs Mary Rosenberger. Historic Fort Long near Luray opens for Garden Week with fort vault and tunnel features described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Shiley
Hospital
Margaret Shiley
Winchester Memorial Hospital
George W. Haddox
S. R. Shiley
White Post
Clarke County
S. F. Shiley
Winchester
Fairmount R. White
Newport News
White
Mary Rosenberger
Pitti-Sing
Fort Long
Old Fort Long
Luray
C. D. Price Place
Shenandoah Valley
Phillip ‘Long
Crown of England
Mattie Price
Elkton
Winchester Social Calendar Highlights Apple Blossom Week
The schedule details many events from Monday through Friday including Ladies Night at George Washington Hotel Rotary meeting and Lions luncheon, Young People's Choir practice, coronation of Miss Cornelia Anna Larus as Queen Shenandoah XIII, a Dawh-A Pageant of Springtime, aerial show at Admiral Byrd Airport, official flag dedication, dances and balls at Winchester Golf Club and Drusilla Hotel Jordan Springs, and multiple receptions and parades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Lions’ Club
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Grace Lutheran Church
Frederick County
Cornelia Anna Larus
Richmond
John G. Townsend, Jr
Delaware
Handley Esplanade
Handley
Admiral Byrd Airport
City of Winchester
Cameron Street
City Hall
Dansante
Winchester Golf Club
Queen
Shenandoah XIII
Hotel Drusilla
Jordan Springs
Warrenton Gold Cup Dinner Dance Planned May 2
A dinner dance will follow the edge on May 2 at Warrenton as the Warrenton Gold Cup races approach. The organizing committee includes Mrs Amory C Carbars George W Cutting Alexander E Hagner and others with Miss Jane Wilbur as secretary. Invitations have gone out and several guests plan to attend including Mr and Mrs George W Cut of Fenton.
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Warrenton
Amory C. Carbars
George W. Cutting
Exander E. Hagner
Edwin B. King
Sterlingarrabee
Winchester
George W. Cut
Fenton
Amory
Carhart
Ashe
L. North Fletcher
Creston
Tea Dance at Maxfield After Apple Blossom Parade
The Apple Blossom Festival features a tea dance Friday afternoon after the grand feature parade The Trail of the Pink Petals Hosted by Mr and Mrs H B McCormac at their mansion Maxfield on Handley Boulevard Several hundred guests invited to attend the large social event
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Maxfield
H. B. McCormac
Handley Boulevard
Governor Peery Might Miss Apple Blossom Festival
Governor George C. Peery notified festival headquarters he will likely be unable to attend the Apple Blossom Festival this year. Lieutenant Governor James H. Price is expected to represent the governor in functions. Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Burr P Harrison are Mr and Mrs Thomas G Boyles Jr of Philadelphia.
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Gov. Price
James H. Ce
Richmond
Tussell Cather
South Stewart Street
Cather
Enain
Price
Peery
George C. Peery
James H. Price
Burr P. Harrison
Thomas G. Boyles, Jr
Philadelphia
Radio Highlights and Guests Across Stations
A schedule listing 8:00 to 12:00 shows across WJZ WEAF WOR and WABC with news music and performances. Notable names include Jesse Crawford Fannie Brice Bob Hope Lily Pons Arturo Toscanini Jack Benny Eddie Cantor and Governor Lehman at the National Democratic Club Jefferson Day Dinner.
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WJZ
Jesse Crawford
WABC
Washington
F. W. Wise
WEAF
WOR
Frank Parker
Bob Hope
Edwin C. Hill
Hampton Institute Singers
Fannie Brice
Benny Fields
Patti Chapin
al Goodman
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Eugene Goossens
Lily Pons
Jano
Roosevelt
Lehman
Commodore
Olsen
Clem McCarthy
Gray Orchestra
Duchin
New York Philharmonic
Arturo Toscanini
Jack Benny
Eddie Cantor
Major Bowes
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Crossword clues mix across and down items with scattered garbled text and partial words. The readable entries reference Immense, associate, beam of land, Scotch, gold specks, and various common crossword prompts along with a long trailing garble of letters and nonsensical fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua
Canaan
Apple Blossom guests listed for Endless Caverns event
A motor party including Dr. and Mrs. B. B. Dutton Mrs. J. Victor Arthur and Mr. and Mrs. J. Pinckney Arthur will dine with Major and Mrs. E. M. Brown at Endless Caverns tomorrow. Adjutant General S. Gardner Waller of Richmond will attend the annual stag luncheon for festival dignitaries.
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B. B. Dutton
J. Victor Arthur
J. Pinckney Arthur
Major
E. M. Brown
Endless Caverns
S. Gardner Waller
Richmond
Ministry forum urges stronger church action and unity
Reverend Dr Diehl presses stricter Sabbath observance and wider church outreach amid praise for the county ministerial association. Mr Kline cites reader interest in the Meditations on the Bible column as Mrs Funk urges parishioners to back Christian causes and party-like unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebeteness
Kline
the Star
Constitution backs two year alimony cap for childless exes
Illinois Supreme Court upholds a state law limiting alimony for divorced women without children to two years. The ruling also accepts two years of separate maintenance as grounds for desertion and divorce. In Duluth, a four foot central American boa was found in bananas and fed on a sleeping mouse instead of the other way around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Illinois
Illinois Supreme Court
Chicago
Duluth
Minn
Duluth Junior College
Marguerite Kittridge
Park Team Practice Sunday Afternoon
Baseball players urged to report for park team practice Sunday afternoon for a thorough workout ahead of the May 2 opening game. Manager W. A. Baker seeks to give every interested man a chance to make the squad. Players receive 40 percent of receipts.
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W. A. Baker
Ministers Association Banquet Highlights Unity and Education
Mrs Funk urged Christians to back church policy and avoid small flaws as excuses. She called for intensified Christian education and leadership training with all denominations. Rev C H Anderson presided as toastmaster with Rev W B Obaugh giving the vocation and Rev H E Richardson presenting the lead speaker. The benediction was by Rev W A Clark. Hymns were sung by the audience. Serving on the banquet committee were Rev Snyder Aleman chairman Rev Allen Jones and Rev W B Obaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funk
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The
Presbyterian Church
Annex
Mildred Duncan
Linda Morrison
Ladies National Memorial Association
I. D. Wright
Leslie Fries
Susan Saulsbury
Margaret Collins Denny
Braddock Street Methodist Church
South
John W. Rosenberger
C.S. Burgess
Turner
White House
J. J. Turner
Pueblo
Colo
William H. MclIlwee
National League of American Pen Women
Willard Hotel
League
Handley Steps
Frank N. Hack
South Washington Street
Front Royal
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Drusilla Hotel
Edward E. Miller
Grantsville
Edgar A. Lemtey
Marburg Pike
Shepherdstown
Robert Lemon
Miller
Paul Rosenberger
Roanoke
Farmville
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Daily Cross
Scotland
Major and
Mrs. Brown
Waller
Carl C. Boyer
Boyer Wholesale Grocery Company
Woodstock
Monty Green
New York
Mrs
Melvin Green
Henry B. Gilpin
Gloucester
Annie Vandergrift
Noble Welsh
City
Noble Fiddler
Berryville
James Fiddler
Stephenson
Peter Yates Brinton
Thomas G. Boyles, Sr
We. Charles Parker
New
Diehl
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Saoge
Pillsbury’s
R. G. A. Grocer
Margaret L. Hodgson
Berkshire
Huntsberry
Douglas A. Sale
FB A
Roeve
Neve
General Electric
al Bridgeport
Shenandoah Elec
Appliance CO
S. Loudoun St
Fetvere Quality Co
N. Loudoun
Selby Arch Preserver
Lovett Bros
Gs N
Main Street
Clowe’s Jewelry Store
Diamond Store
Main St
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Earl Humston
Edinburg
Memorial Hospital
Paul Poston
R. M. Swimley
East Geo. Washington Hotel
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