Festival Queen To Guest Of Endless Caverns At Luncheon
The Apple Blossom Festival queen Shenandoah X and an official party from Washington will visit Endless Caverns near Winchester for a luncheon May 7. They will be hosted by Maj. and Mrs. Edward M. Brown with fifty guests attending. The event features The Mountain King in Peer Gynt garb and a grotto welcome in The Oriental Palace.
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Jeddoah X
Winch
Virginia
Peer Gynt
Miss May
Ambassador May
Winchester
George Dern
Sh Valley
Edward M. Brown
Endless Caverns Farm House
Shenandoah X
May
Count de Buisseret
Oriental Palace
Massanutten Mountain
Benjamining
Washington, D. C
Endless Caverns
Endless Caverns Farm
Margaret Woodrow Wilson
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Edward Laval
Samuel G. Trexel
Lutheran Church In America
J. Pinckney Arthur
Mrs. Rosenberger Hosts Braddock Street Class Meeting
The Young Christians' Class of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South meets at 8 p.m. at Mrs. John W. Rosenberger's West Germain Street home with members serving as hostesses and attendance urged for the important gathering. Also notes on Virginia Tech Bachelors' dance plans and Apple Blossom Festival committees.
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Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
John W. Rosenberger
West Germain Street
Rosenberger
Social Calendar Highlights Apple Blossom Week Events
The schedule lists multiple social and community events in Winchester. Activities include tea at Presbyterian Church Sun day School room, choir practice at Braddock Street Methodist, a three act play by Kauffman School, Lions Club luncheon with Secretary of War George Dern as guest, coronation and pageant at Handley High School and local venues, aerial shows at Admiral Byrd Airport, band concerts, royal fetes for Queen Shenandoah X, parades and balls at George Washington Hotel and Winchester Golf Club, and the final pageant showing at Handley Stadium. The week culminates with the queen and court luncheon, parade reviews, and the Queen’s Grande Ball at Shenandoah Valley Academy gymnasium.
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Winchester Christian Endeavor Union
Presbyterian Church
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
John W. Rosenberger
West Germain Street
Community League of Kauffman School
W. E. Cooper
George Dern
W. Nelson Page
Amherst Street
Paul May
Francoise May
Shenandoah Valley
Handley High School
High School
Admiral Byrd Airport
Shenandoah X
Handley High School Stadium
Queen and Court
Harry K. Russell
South Stewart Street
Winchester Fair Grounds
Shenandoah Valley Academy
George Washington Hotel
Jordan Springs
Winchester Golf Club
Treasure Hunt Event At Loudoun Street Presbyterian
The Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church will host a social this evening at 8 o'clock in the Sunday School social rooms. The main feature is a treasure hunt. William Massey chairs the arrangements with assistants Marjorie Atwell, Catherine Rusk, Billy Bell, and James.
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Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Hunt
William Massey
Marjorie Atwell
Catherine Rusk
Billy Bell
James
Local society notes reveal sporadic health updates
John H. Snyder shows slow but steady improvement at his North avenue home after illness. Charles Mort, son of Mae M. McCarthy, recovering post operation at a hospital near the New York Military Academy, expected to leave later. Mrs Henry B. Gilpin hosted a party on South Washington street in honor of Mrs Karl Boyed. several Clarke County society members attended. Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd and other ladies traveled to Washington for a lunch bridge hosted by Mrs Denning at Shoreham Hotel with tea to follow. Mrs Jennie Walters returned to Baltimore after visiting relatives. Mrs Bowley, ill at home on West Cork street, was slightly improved this morning. Mrs John V D Tweedy and daughter Virginia Tweedy of Baltimore arrived to stay with Mrs J A Baker on Stonewall avenue. Mrs J A Hotinger and infant son moved from Memorial Hospital to their home on Fairmont avenue.
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Seekford
Noah Seekford
Page County
George H. Ritter
Cameron Street
Seckford
Shenandoah Valley
Charles Mort
Mae M. McCarthy
New York Military Academy
Henry B. Gilpin
South Washington Street
Karl Boy- Ed
Washington
Clarke County
City
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Joseph Wright
Hunter H. McGuire
Thomas W. Harrison
Harry K. Russell
Denning
Shoreham
George Bowley
West Cork Street
John V. D. Tweedy
Miss Virginia Tweedy
Baltimore
J. A. Baker
Stonewall Avenue
Virginia to aid Crawford case as Byrd denounces Lowell ruling
Smith presented a plan to expedite action with Virginia officials ready to assist. Senator Byrd praised Smith and declared the Lowell decision an outrageous miscarriage of justice, with the Virginia House delegation unanimously backing the move.
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Virginia
Crawford
Smith
Virginia House
Byrd
Lowell
Bible Class 10 Back Plans for Own Class Room
The Young Men's Bible Class of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church held a banquet in the church annex with about 15 guests. Tenative plans were announced to erect a classroom at the rear of the church, to be presented to the church session Monday night for approval.
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Presbyterian Church
Loudoun Street
W. W. Glass
Frank T. McFaden
Kenneth Windel
William G. Hardy
C. B. Harloc
Robert VanMeter
Charles P. McVicar
George G. Snarr
McFaden
B. M. Roszel
Garland Williams
Applications for special officers during festival
Chief of Police C. W. Hollis announced at the police headquarters that local residents may apply to serve as special policemen for the Shenandoah Blossom Festival next Wednesday and Thursday. The volunteers will help with traffic and general law enforcement and will be sworn in for the two festival days. Hollis urged prompt applications to ensure sufficient staffing.
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C. W. Hollis
Hollis
Sewing Circle Meets Tonight at County Court House
The Salvation Army hosts a Sewing Circle gathering this evening with the Band of Love. All women and young girls are invited. lessons in needlework are offered free of charge. Donations of cloth and garments may be left at 20 Valley Avenue or the County Court.
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The
Salvation Army
Band of Love
County Court House
Valley Avenue
County Court
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