Berryville and Boyce High Schools Plan 1939 Commencement
Berryville and Boyce high schools mapped their 1939 commencement programs. Berryville holds June 2 at Grace Episcopal Church with a 11 o clock baccalaureate and June 5 at 8 o clock diplomas for 41 graduates. list includes Elbert Carlisle and Joseph Denny among others. Boyce holds May 28 sermon at Emmanuel Church and June 6 commencement with Cecil Parker as valedictorian. graduates include Isabelle Royston Polly Green Edna Grubbs and John Edward Zombro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce High
Berryville
Canon Ftpe
Bethesda
Grace Episcopal
The
Glass
Elbert Carlisle
Joseph Denny
Allen Carter
Harvey Kercheval
Edward Lee
Dorothy Alexander
Marjorie Bell
Margaret Carroll
Loretta Carroll
Marian Deavers
Gladys Elsen
Lucy McCloy
Ella McKay
Albert c Ywen
Deva Shackleford
Betty Juart
Lola ‘Taylor
Irene Trussell
Dorothy Wynkoop
Ruth Wheeler
Frances Bell
Charles & Carver
Oscar Hamilton
Kenneth Shenk
Carlton Emmart
Joseph Harris
Samuel Simpson
Kitty Polhamus
Dorothy Lee
Yewh Levi
Tilda Huff
Margaret Buckner
Verta Racer
Louise J
Lorraine
Singhass
Anna Smith
Naomie
Longerbeam
Ed“‘t"Heironimus
Elwood Affleck
Bheabeth Wolfe
Ernest Elsen
Boyce
Robert A. Goodwin
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Cecil Parker
Jorge A. Parker
John Edward Zombro
Edna Grubbs
Air Show Back On If Weather Clears This Afternoon
With poor visibility yesterday the air show was postponed to Sunday afternoon starting at 2 p m. The full program includes parachute jumps and stunts by Lt ke Douglass George Sched and local pilots with returning visiting flyers Dudley Reed and others. Free admission and parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th Field
Dudley Reed
Elkins
W. Va
Cumberland
Ke Douglass
George Sched
Richard Hockman
George deGrange
Busy Week Planned for Local Home Groups Schedule
Home agent Miss Madeline Blair forwards a May 17 schedule of meetings for the Gore 4-H Club Homemaking Board and Gore Home Demonstration Club. Activities include color scheme demonstrations, plant exchanges, cottage demonstrations, and a Friday educational photo session with a government photographer in Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Blair
Board of Supervisors
Gore 4-H Club
Lyda Cooper
Board of Supervisor
Gore Home Demonstration Club
Whitacre 4-H Club
Scme
Western District
Frederick County
Danley
Huebner
Lee Dick
George Bywaters
Edwin Marker
Virginia Apple
H. P. Love
Float Driver Is Recovering After Parade Incident
Roy Chapman, driver of the P. W. Plumly Lumber Company float, was overcome by carbon monoxide gas during yesterday’s grand feature parade. He is reported improving after first aid and remaining at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Chapman
P. W. Plumly Lumber
Chapman
Memorial Hospital Toay
Grove Notes Attendances and Visits from Cedar Grove VA
Miss Ethel Barrett and Mrs Dora Dick left for Keyser West Virginia to attend the Women Missionary Association of the Virginia Conference. Several local families hosted or visited over the weekend including Mr and Mrs H Crim Mr and Mrs C D Dye and children, Mr and Mrs Jessie Lewis and Marjorie Lewis, Rufus Smith, Mr and Mrs Frank Barrett and Mr and Mrs Roy Hott and Mr Henry Barrett in Loudoun County. Apple Blossom festival attendance noted for D R Miller and companions. Marjorie Lewis sprained her ankle Tuesday evening. Community visits and relocations also listed with neighbors in Cedar Grove and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Grove
Ethel Barrett
Dora Dick
Keyser
W. Va
Woman’s Missionary Association of the
Virginia
H. Crim
C. D. Dye
Herbert
James
Alfred
Jessie Lewis
Marjorie Lewis
Rufus Smith
Frank Barrett
Roy Hott
Henry Barrett
Loudoun County
C. L. Smith
Herbert Fries
D. A. Smith
H. B. Smith
Crewe
D. R. Miller
Dalton
Ohio
Abraham Winger
Wilmer Shoup
Winchester
Kelly McDonald
Jerry Bennett
Swimley
Apple Pie Ridge
Irvin Coates
E. Shifflett
Mattie Clark
Clarence Homing
Melvin and
Glenn
James Kindrick
Hagerstown
Greenbrier Band Notches 41 Cadets in Parade Victory
The Greenbrier Military Academy Band won first place in yesterday Apple Blossom parade. The unit totals 41 cadets plus a color guard of five and is directed by Capt W H Beardsworth. He notes a new band forms yearly from diverse regions, with Major Thomas Beardsworth often directing Staunton Military Academy's band in festival rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbrier Military Academy
W. H. Beardsworth
City Hall Pavilion
Beardsworth
Thomas Beardsworth
Staunton Military Academy
Parade Delays Spark Officials With Short Notice
Parade chairman and director said they had not been informed in time to announce the delay. Prizes awarded in yesterday’s parade included Drum and Bugle corps and bands from American Legion posts in Hanover and Tyrone, plus entries from Greenbrier Military Academy Lewisburg and John Marshall High School Richmond. Crowds thronged Winchester as floats from Gore and Middletown High Schools joined the pageant In Time of Festival with tight competition in commercial and artistic divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parade Committee
Hoye Riley
Leonard Sirbaugh
Riley
Harold H. Blair
American Legion
Hanover
Howard Gardner
Tyrone
Charles Town
Huntingdon
Greenbrier Military Academy
Lewisburg
W. Va
Ter Lions Club
Winchester Elks Club
Winchester Rotary Club
Boycouts of America
George Washington National Forest
Winchester
Loudoun Street
Gore High School
Mowbray Forwards An Old Due Bill
W O Mowbray of Singers Glen Virginia forwards to the Star a copy of an old due bill sued by Winchester on July 15 1861. The bill roughly equals an old dollar in size and was issued under the December 15 1860 city act. It stated redemption in Virginia Bank Notes by the Treasurer to bearer on five dollar presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Mowbray
Singers Glen
The
Star
Winchester
Virginia
Treasury status shows April 27 receipts and deficits
The Treasury report for April 27 records receipts of 10.3 million dollars and expenditures of 22.45 million, with gross debt at 40.055 billion dollars and an increase over the prior period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
High Lights In Speech Of Herr Hitler
Adolf Hitler argues for peace conferences and German unity in a Berlin address. He notes Wilson’s assurances and calls for reciprocal terms with individual states, denying imminent American invasion fears and urging free world trade while pressing for Danzig and non aggression deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Hitler
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Roosevelt
Wilson
Franklin Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Babson on Wall Street Superstitions and Rainmaking
Roger W Babson argues that Wall Street chart readers create fear and a thin market through rainmaking illusions. He cites SEC actions as removing graft and warns of liquidity loss, urging cooperation to restore market stability and real security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson
Wall Street
Roger W. Babson
New York City
New York
Florida
Miss Stoate
Babson Park
Lakeside
Lillie Stoate
Stock Exchange
Ow York Stock Exchange
Virginia Garden Club Federation Elects Officers at Norfolk Meet
The seventh annual Virginia Federation of Garden Clubs convention closed in Virginia Beach with officer elections and a luncheon. Mrs. C. A. Seaton was re elected president. new officers include Mrs. L. R. Curry first vice president and Mrs. Landon Lawry second vice president. Regional vice presidents and directors named. a new federation song was adopted and fifteen clubs joined. A summer short course on judging and floral arrangement will be offered through Virginia Tech extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Virginia Federation of Garden Clubs
Virginia Beach
C. A. Seaton
Staunton
L. R. Curry
Richmond
Landon Lawry
Bedford
M. A. Hartigan, Jr
B. W. la Prade
J. Frank Key
Buena Vista
Tidewater
Ivor A. Page, Jr
Piedmont
William C. Jones
Shenandoah
H. H. Hudson
Luray
Southwest
T. Gilbert Wood
John ©. Boyd
Roanoke
William D. Overby
Danville
George Ballance
Suffolk
A. V. Crosby
Allen Sumner
Montross
N. L. Dennis
Blackstone
J. Albert Clark
Waynesboro
A. A. Farnham
Blacksburg
George Peyton
Rapidan
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Clarke County
Isabelle Royston
Polly Green
Dna Grubbs
Ethel Dofflemyer
Baisy Walters
Mattie McDonald
Edward Zombro
Cecil Parks
James Ryker
Donald Levi
Robert Creamer
Dalton Carpenter
George Catlett Marshall
Malin Craig
U. S. Army
Constantine A. Dumansky
United States
Wwfeed
Alexander Troyanovsky
Miss Blair
Winchester Steam Laundry
James H. Price
Shenandoah XVI
Genevieve Garner
John Garner
Virginia_ Military Institute
Ceda
New Hotpoint
E. Piccadilly St
Greenbrier Band
Miss Garner
Marshalls
Judy Beverley
Missie Randolph
Jackie Payne
Betty Lou
Louise Payne
Mackay Smith, Jr
Betty Rea Prince
Queens of Tomorrow
Winchester Boys’ Club
Valley Fruit and Candy Co
Southern Dairies
Sanitary Dairy
Winchester Cold Storage
Henry T. Goode
Appalachian Apples, Inc
C. L. Robinson
Mowbray
John S. Miller & Co
Fuehrer
Germany
America
England
Poland
Danzig
Hungary
Mr. Roosevelt
Wreppe
Memgan
ACME
KoTex Wonderform
SILCO
N. Loudoun St
Garden Club Federation
Eveready
Rae Vta
MO. S
Solenberger
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