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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1932

Page

3

Bank Staff Entertains For Mrs. Stine At Tea

Shenandoah Valley National Bank ladies hosted a tea at Mrs. Millison's South Washington street home in honor of Mrs. Herman B. Stine a recent bride and bank staff member. Guests included Miss Lula Rush Miss Gertrude Clevenger and many others.

Bank Stine The Shenandoah Valley National Bank Lula Rush Gertrude Clevenger Brownie Sampsell R. L. Millison Mary Cather Elsie Mathews Elnora Clevenger W. G. Hardy E. G. Rusk Harold Brown Carl Cather Richard Gray Thomas Elsen Mildred Bromley Edward O. Kremer Dorothy Kremer Margaret Snyder Mary Pearson Salome Crisman Emily Lansford Harriet Pearson J. Few Brown South Washington Street Brown Mr. Brown Cornelia Luke Berryville

Social Calendar Highlights Community Meetings and Events

Social Calendar lists events at George P Kern home on Sensency road a Greenwood benefit at 12 30 p m weekly American Legion Post meeting at George Washington Hotel 7 p m Braddock Street Methodist church youth choir practice Evening Dan Gregory and His Victor Recording Orchestra dance at Jordan White Sulphur Springs All Day Saturday annual Ladies Aid Society picnic Mount Pleasant United Brethren Church Trimble s woods Tuesday Lions Club at George Washington Hotel

George P. Kern Sensency Road Greenwood American Legion Post George Washington Hotel Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church Dan Gregory Victor Recording Orchestra Jordan White Sulphur Springs Ladies’ Aid Society Mount Pleasant United Brethren Church Trimble’s Woods

Birthday Surprise Party For Mr Pifer At Relief

A large birthday gathering near Relief honored Luther Pifer at his home with many relatives from the area attending. Guests included Mr and Mrs D E Pifer and numerous family members from nearby towns, sharing laughter and well wishes at the celebration.

Pifer Luther Pifer Relief William Branner Mary Virginia Branner Robert Branner George Branner Mary Burkett Carl Martin Louise Robinson Rube Wisecarver Boston Lee Wisecarver James Shiley Mabel Shiley Elmer Shiley Harry Hicks Emma Geraldine Shiley Carlton Dyke May Crabill Herman Crabill George Snapp Levi Miller Hunter Bailey, Jr Fred Fries Elaine Grim Nelson Grim City F. B. Sapp Orando Dudley Massie Boyce David Gruver Arthur William Gruver Reliance Allen Grove Washington Fred Ridings Vernon Ridings Mary Rudolph Ray Rudolph Mildred Strode Stephens City Roy Coffelt Curtis Coffelt Joe Fritts Robert Fritts Robert Hockman Robert Hockman, Jr Ruth Stevens Bartonsville Herbert Smoke Opequon Don Gray Ragtown Emmett Dettra Kernstown George William Olinger Kermit Goode Hilda Jeannette Olinger New Market Laura Early Raymond Perell June Oklahoma City Jeanne Fry Benjamin Ritenour Strasburg

Young People Choir Plans Braddock Street Church Meeting

Several small town groups report upcoming events. Young Ya Choir and other youth organizations hold regular meetings and social gatherings at Braddock Street Methodist Church South, Rest, and nearby churches with officers elected and members invited to attend.

Young People's Braddock Street Method Church South Drigihe Winchester Rnd Hill Presbyterian Church Will Miller Charlotte Powers Nineveh Eleanor Withers Summit Point Mises Madeline Orndorff Albin Elizabeth Crawford H. W. Shannon Front Royal Mr Shannon Best Church Young People’s Division Methodist Eo’al Church South of Rest Bertha Kline Woodland Avenue Miss Kline Opequon Presbyterian Opequon Chapel Republic

Rouss Firemen Plan To Attend State Meeting

The Charley Rouss Fire Company with 200 volunteers plans to join the Virginia State Firemen's Association meeting in Alexandria August 10 to 12. A pre‑meeting August 5 in Winchester will discuss parade participation and prize chances. Fred W. Forney leads Friendship Fire Company as Virginia association president.

Charley Rouss Winchester Alexandria Virginia Cumberland Valle Lee M. Lamp Reuss West Boscawen Braddock Lamp Fred W. Forney The Friendship Fire Company Virginia State Firemen’s Association

Bar Association Set to Open Annual Virginia Meeting

The Virginia State Bar Association begins its annual convention at Old Point Comfort with sessions in the Chamberlin Vanderbilt Hotel starting at 10 a.m. It runs through Saturday with a full program including addresses by Frederick Deane G. Ribble and William R. Shands, memorials for Chief Justice J. Robert Prentis, and papers by James W. Gordon and Armisted M. Dobie.

Virginia State Bar Association Old Point Comfort Chamberlin- Vanderbilt Frederick Deane G. Ribble University of Virginia C. M Chichester Richmond William R. Shands Virginia Division of Ehe Research and Drafting Judicial Section Don P. Halsey Lynchburg J. Robert R. Prentis State Supreme Court of Appeals

Virginia Labor Rally Sees Propaganda Over Prosperity Claim

The Virginia labor meeting, attended by 125 000 people, challenges Alpine's prosperity forecast as propaganda. Labor conditions are bleak, with rayon plants operating only part time and shipwork in Newport News tied to a waning Russian contract. The Norfolk Navy Yard reactivates battleships but overall fleet prospects look weak.

Virginia Hoover Hall Alpine Newport News Norfolk Navy Yard Newport News Shipbuilding United States

Virginia Industries Feel Pinch as War Plant Activity Slows

Virginia officials say Pacific Coast military layoffs threaten Norfolk yard jobs and merchant trade. Hall cites plant closures and reduced shifts across coal, veneer, chinaware, auto assembly, and paper industries, with only tobacco maintaining near normal staff. The report notes 9,000 current unemployed and urges road aid spend and higher wages to spur hiring.

Pacific Coast Norfolk Yard Hall California Virginia Alpine

Unemployment Figures Hit Three Virginia Regions

Out of work in Richmond, 1500 in Portamouth Norfolk and 8000 in Roanoke due to plant closures and curtailments in surrounding areas and within the cities.

Richmond Portamouth-Norfolk Roanoke

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Ncluded M. B. Clowe Ralph Pifer Edwin T. Enider Fred Hiett Thomas &. Kremer, Sr Kenneth Ruch Allen B. Gray James R. DuShane Maxwell Mathews Andrew Bell Sherwin Faaver Lester Shatzer Thurman Pierce Wayne Capper Harry Butler Joe DuPuy Dave Reardon Cris R. Grubbs Clark Pifer Lawrence C. Hollis William Hollis C. J. Nixon John Nixon Amherst Street J. S. Webster Charles Shoemaker James Duff James Webster Harold Duff Capon Bridge D.B. Haines B Haines Charlies Haines Miss Byrd Richard Evelyn Byrd Westwood Beverley Byrd Harry F. Byrd Rosemont Fenton Nelson Mary Warden Boyd Nelia Beverley Elizabeth Rice Anne Tuckerin Virginia Cover Russell Dr. McGuire Hunter H. McGuire Anne Tucker McGuire William P. McGuire Fort Knox Albert Seal Albert M. Seal North Braddock Street Seal Lucille High C. W. High Frederick County Ruth F. Franklin Arthur Athey Gray Avenue Hagerstown Franklin Raymond J. Funkhouser Lions’ Club Warren Eddy Winchester Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Tokus Inn Madeline Anderson Washington, D. C Eddy Huntsberry Young Ya Choir Cape May Baltimore Inn N. J Sidney Thompson Thomas M. Hiltzheimer West Cork Street Pulaski Buchanan Phyliss. Palmer Betty Hirth West Monmouth ‘Street Greenville Miss Palmer Miss Hirth Kate Virginia Grant Florida Hazel Moon New York Mrs A.C. Carson Riverton John Lehman Dallas, Texas Misses Motter North Loudoun Street Elizabeth Beverley William Beverley Memorial Hospital Philip W. Boyd Fairmont Avenue Nancy Canter Garfield Hospital Garland Canter West Boscawen Street Louise O. Zirkle San Francisco Cal Fred A. Crisman South Loudoun Street Melvin Green Montgomery Green Rouss Bar Association State Highway Commission State Committee On W. T Burt Potomac Rouge Harpers Ferry Weverton Potomac View Orchestra Willard Valley N. Braddock Street the Commercial & Savings Bank Levinson Clothing CO Loudoun St CROSS Lovett R. M. Swimley George Washington
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