Girls' Athletic Association Holds Monthly Tea
The Girls' Athletic Association hosted a tea on Thursday from 5 30 to 7 p m at their club rooms on West Piccadilly street with flowers and lights. Guests of honor included Miss Mary Thomas whose engagement was announced and Miss Opal Robinson who received a topaz dinner ring for her presidency. Several members and out of town guests attended. a swimming party and supper at Jordan Springs is planned for August 23 with sign up through Miss Margaret Kelchner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Athletic Association
West Piccadilly Street
Mary Thomas
Opal Robinson
B. Mager
Elsie Mathews
Irene Clark
Ida Lycett
Angela Baecher
Norfolk
Josephine
Virginia Miller
Woodstock
Jack Crowl
Martinsburg
Emily Marshall
Clearwater
Fla
Jordan Springs
Margaret Kelchner
William Pangle Honored at a Dinner Here
A dinner was hosted at 207 South Kent street for William Pangle formerly of the city and now living in Red Lion Pennsylvania. Pangle ran a cigar store here over 50 years ago and is remembered by many longtime residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Shanholtz
South Kent Street
William Pangle
Red Lion
Pangle
Luther Shanholtz
Minnie Updike
Morris Shanholtz
Social Calendar highlights weekly meetings and events
Tuesday 8 00 p m Modern Woodmen of America Camp 15 510 meets at 136 North Loudoun Street. 12 30 p m Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Wednesday Kiwanis Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. 7 00 p m First Baptist Church youth choir practice. 8 00 p m Winchester Lodge Elks weekly meeting. 8 15 p m Grace Lutheran Church adult choir. Thursday Mt Olive Hottel Keller Frav el Reunion all day. 12 30 p m Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Friday 1 00 p m American Legion post luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Saturday Gore Virginia annual community picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Woodmen of America
North Loudoun St
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Young People’s Choir
First Baptist Church
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Hottel-Keller-Fravél
Mt. Olive
Rotary Club
American Legion Post
Gore
Missionaries Leave for Japan From Baltimore Area
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Buchanan and family depart for Kyoto Japan sailing August 24 from San Francisco aboard the President Pierce with a stop in Honolulu. They have served in Japan for 13 years and plan to resume work at their mission station. Dr. Buchanan recently earned a PhD from Hartford Seminary Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Japan
Daniel Crump Buchanan
Ren
United States
J. George Baetjer
Fairmont Avenue
Kyoto
Dr. Buchanan
Chicago
San Francisco
Calif
Pierce
Kobe
Honolulu
Northern Presbyterian Church
Katherine Baetjer
William ¢. Buchanan
Gifu
Southern Presbyterian Church
Hartford Seminary Foundation
Hartford
Conn
Visitors from West Virginia Guests at Fairmont Avenue Home
Mr and Mrs George Taylor host their granddaughter Ann Thompson and friend Nellie Murrell this week at Fairmont avenue. Thompson begins her junior year at State University Morgantown on August 31. Murrell starts her junior year at Randolph Macon Woman's College Lynchburg. Both are Handley High School Class of 1932 graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Taylor
Fairmont Avenue
Ann Thompson
the Maples
Sector
W. Va
Nellie Murrell
Lynchburg
Miss Thompson
State University
Morgantown
Miss Murrell
Randolph Macon Woman’s College
Handley
Williams Continues Steady Improvement After Surgery
Mr. R. Gray Williams of the Winchester bar is reported to be steadily improving after an operation at Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore. Senator H. F. Byrd of Virginia said he visited Williams last Friday and Williams expects to return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
R. Gray Williams
Winchester Bar
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
H. F. Byrd
Virginia
Miller Hosts Dinner with Hawes Couple in Town
Dr and Mrs James A Miller entertained guests Dr and Mrs John Hawes of Baltimore Md last Monday evening They had earlier stayed with Dr Miller s brother and wife Mr and Mrs John G Miller in New Market Then they traveled to Cumberland Md to visit Mrs Hawes parents and relatives Dr Hawes was a college friend of Dr Miller at Allentown College
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Miller
John Hawes
Baltimore
Dr. Miller
John G. Miller
New Market
Cumberland
Hafner Piggott Wedding Invitations Issued
Mr and Mrs Hugh Piggott of near Purcellville issued invitations for the marriage of their daughter Miss Irene Piggott to Mr Charles J Hafner. The ceremony will be at Hillcrest Cottage Lake Washington Haskell New Jersey Sunday afternoon August 26 at four o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hafner-Pigott
Hugh Piggott
Purcellville
Irene Piggott
Charles J. Hafner
Hillcrest Cottage
Lake Washington
Haskell
N. J
Richardsons Attend Bible Conference in Manetta Springs
The Rev. H Eugene Richardson pastor of the Reliance United Brethren church and Mrs. Richardson left for Manetta Springs near Harrisonburg to attend a Bible conference all week. He will return in time for his regular appointments next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Richardson
H. Eugene Richardson
Reliance United Brethren
All Day Conference Of Four Ladies Aid Societies
Four Ladies Aid societies of Reliance United Brethren charge plan an all-day conference in Stephens City in September. An interesting program with visiting speakers is being arranged. The Woman's Missionary Society at Reliance will join this group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance United Brethren Charge
Stephens City
Woman's Missionary Society
Reliance
Beatty Reunion Draws 200 Descendants in Bluemont
More than two hundred Beatty kin gathered at Bluemont for a reunion, moved to the town hall by rain. The crowd included Beatty descendants from Virginia Maryland Indiana and Michigan with prizes for oldest attendee and greatest distance traveled. Officers were elected for the coming year with plans for a 1940 reunion in Pricedale Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatty
Bluemont
Robert Beatty
Ireland
S. W. Beatty
Strasburg
Rev
H. FE. Richardson
United Brethren Church
Reliance
Miss Beatty
W. R. Beatty
Theodore
Tede”) Beatty
Decatur
Ind
Beatty Kinsfolk
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
District of Columba
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Michigan
W. S. Beatty
W. R. Turner
Handen
Pricedale
Ww. E. Sargent
Kernstown
Henry Beatty
Calvin Turner
Arthur Turner
Ethel Shillenberger
Detroit
Mich
Young People Choir to Meet at United Brethren Church
The Young People's Choir of the United Brethren Church will hold an important meeting at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening. All members are asked to attend as final plans for a forthcoming weiner roast will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Choir
U. B
United Brethren Church
Lynch to Attend State Bar Convention on Steamer Brittanic
Maurice M. Lynch dean of Winchester Ber Association sails from Norfolk to Bermuda for Virginia State Bar Association sessions aboard the Brittanic. Also notes weekend visits and travels of Sager family and local residents on various trips and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Lynch
Maurice M. Lynch
Winchester- Ber ‘Association
Brittanic
Norfolk
Bermuda
Virginia State Bar Association
Revered Junkin Family Vacation Guests in Lewisburg
The Rev. Edward L. Junkin pastor of the Lewisburg Presbyterian Church, with Mrs. Junkin and two children, weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Junkin Sr. at Dr. and Mrs. Charles D. Gilkesons home 16 North Washington street. Also with them was Mr. Cecil Sullivan of Laurans e South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Junkin
Lewisburg
Junkin
W. M. Junkin
Charles D. Gilkeson
North Washington Street
Cecil Sullivan
Lauranse
S. C
Mrs Saunders Visiting Family in Middletown
Mrs W P Saunders of Middletown spends the week with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Abram Zirkle on North Stewart street.
Three Winchester Women Travel Through Southeast on Visit
Mrs. Emma Crump, Mrs. Jean Foster and Miss Patsy Foster depart Winchester by motor for a relatives visit in western North Carolina, Tennessee and Georgia. Mrs. Crump plans to buy hats for L. R. Smith, Inc. during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Crump
Jean Foster
Patsy Foster
Winchester
North Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Crump
L. R. Smith, Inc
Funeral Held for Jacob Coffman Station Manager
The funeral for the late Jacob Coffman, a filling station manager, was held yesterday at the United Brethren Church near Edinburg. Rev. R L Moore officiated. pallbearers included Douglas Crismore and Charles Clark among others. Coffman survived by his widow Harriet V Coffman and daughter Hilda May with one sister Mrs William Good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Coffman
Memorial Hospital
United Brethren Church
Edinburg
R. L. Moore
Southern Methodist Church
Winchester
Douglas Crismore
Curtis Seabright
Charles Clark
Robert Johnson
Mathew Kabler
Clarence Bush
William Frye
William Coffman
Lester Polk
J. Paul Hottel
Coffman
George Coffman
G. H. Gochenour
Fall Seed Loans From Federal Agency Announced
The Farm Credit Administration authorized fall seed crop loans similar to last spring. Loans close September 15, 1934. J. Gray Beverley of Warrenton heads the program. contact County Agent I. Fred Stine for details. Beverley will be in the county agent's office August 23 and 24 from 9 to 12 to receive applications. Maximum loan is 250 dollars with a first mortgage on the crop. notes mature August 31, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Credit Administration
J. Gray Beverley
Warrenton
Fred Stine
Beverley
Pleasant Valley Revival Service Opens Tomorrow
The Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church begins evangelistic services tomorrow at 8 p m. Each evening this week and for two weeks except Saturday, with 20 minutes of singing and solos or duets illustrated by stereo slide pictures. Mrs Senger will conduct Bible training and singing for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church
Franklin G. Senger
Berryville Man Scalded After Tank Accident
Lonnie Willis of Berryville was severely scalded from the waist down after falling into a tank of steaming water at the Berryville Basket Company plant. He was treated by a Berryville physician before being moved to Memorial Hospital for special care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie Willis
Berryville
Memorial Hospital
Berryville Basket Company
Mr. Willis
Hsa
Longshoreman Shot in Portland Waterfront Battle
A longshoreman was killed and another wounded in a waterfront fight in Portland Oregon on August 20. Police linked the clash to factional strife arising from the recent coast maritime strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Early Gold Hoarder Christophe Hidden Wealth in Bahamas Home
Christophe known as black emperor of Hai ti maintained a summer residence in Inagua Bahamas where he stored large quantities of gold still hidden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christophe
Haiti
Inagua
Bahamas
Circle No 8 Meets At Mrs Sartelle Home In Forestville
Circle No 8 of Braddock Street M E Church South meets with Mrs E B Sartelle at 410 South Loudoun Street at 7 30 PM Mrs Leslie Carper president asks all members to attend. Visitors from Forestville Shenandoah County include Elsie Nelson Charles Dunlap Arthur Spaid and Kenneth B Hook en route home from the Mayland Congregational Christian conference. Hook principal of Forestville High School for three years will return next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
E. B. Sartelle
Loudoun Street
Leslie Carper
Forestville
Shenandoah County
Elsie Nelson
Charles Dunlap
Arthur Spaid
Kenneth B. Hook
Mayland
Hook
Forestville High School
Currency inflation and political pressure in Roosevelt era
Central Press Staff Writer analyzes Roosevelt’s inflation strategy and the pressures from farmers, inflationists, Big and Small Business, unions, and liberals. The piece discusses Senator Elmer Thomas’s inflationist stance and the President’s attempt to placate diverse groups without losing support.
The Real Unforgotten Man Sees Hope in White House
A distressed White Collar Worker feels intimidation from many sides as living standards drop. He fears bosses and radicals while hoping Roosevelt will provide security for old age amid mass unemployment. He clings to a slim hope for federal relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Big Business
American Federation of Labor
White House
Foods That Build The Nutritional Reserve For Children
Dr. Logan Clendening explains how children need a nutritional reserve to maintain steady growth. Key factors include higher energy and protein needs, minerals like calcium and iron, and vitamins. Infants require about 50 calories per pound daily. foods should emphasize milk sugar potatoes eggs cereals toast orange juice bananas cream and butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Clendening
M. D
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Department OF Agriculture
Francis Asbury Union
Asbury Union
Golightly’s Park
Opequon
Kathleen Haymaker
E. Virginia Hawkins
Dr. Davis
E Virginia Hawkins
Richmond
George A. Davis
Summit Point
Jefferson County
Washington
Dwight L. Moody
E. Douglas Davis
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Davis
the Gables
Iee
Huntsberry
Mrs
Brooks
Brooks’ Pharmacy
S. Warren Sager
Melvin Sager
Washington, D. C
Stanley E. Harmer
West Cork Street
Sager
Harmer
Dr. Sager
Martha Glenn
Susie Glenn
Wardensville
Asheville
N. C
Messrs
W. B. Allen
Ted Bauserman
J. C. Crim
Mr. Brill
Mount Jackson
Ralph Bauserman
Stephens, City
Oscar S. Brown
Wallace J. Lutz
R. R. Hillyard
Cumberland, Md
Warwick Street
R. E. Todd
Leo
C. D. Ciicifole
Joseph Maruel
Hopewell
Harold Dinges
Lyon Park
Elizabeth
Frank Buckley
No. 20
South Stewart Street
Leonard Leach, Jr
Leonard Leach
Philadelphia
C. W. Hollis
Washington World
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Congress
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Thomas
By Leslie Eichel
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
R.G. A. Store
NEHI
Clendening
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Suedes
By Selby
Selby
Lovett Brothers
N. Main Street
Anitar
OOD
Stor
Loudoun St
Rock Creek
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washinton Hotel
Loudoun
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