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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1936
Page
3
Friday events list 7 p.m. Young Christians Class at Mrs. Danley's home. 7 p.m. First Baptist Church annual meeting and dinner. 7:30 p.m. Otterbein Guild at Miss Evelyn Barrett’s home 306 Smithfield Ave.
Invitations issued for the December 16 wedding at St James Church New York of Agnes McCrea daughter of Mrs James Alexander McCrea and Henry Lewis III son of Mrs Richard Dole of Philadelphia and Boyce Virginia The ceremony will be conducted by Rev Dr Samuel Drury with Rev Horace W B Donegan assisting A reception follows at the Colony Club Miss McCrea is granddaughter of the late James McCrea former Pennsylvania Railroad president The groom is a grand nephew of William Draper Lewis Philadelphia director of the American Law Institute
The Old Frederickstown Garden Club met at Mrs. Ralph B. Snapp's home with Mrs. Wilbur Krise as assistant hostess. Mrs. W. R. Legge spoke on Christmas Decorations and prize winners were Mrs. Sam D. Preston first, Mrs. Robert Green second, Mrs. Harold Brown third for Christmas table displays.
Mrs. Claude Kline of Clear Brook returns from Bluefield where she visited her son Evans Kline and daughter-in-law. The Fahnestock family from Hawaii spent Thanksgiving with Harry Fahnestock on Woodland Avenue. Mrs. John S. Goldsmith of Berryville to Petersburg VA guest of Henry Patterson. Mr. Goldsmith to stay with Senator H. F. Byrd at Rosemont. Dorothy Moore of Berryville to visit Jacqueline Womack. Bernard Orebaugh and James Swartz from Staunton visited the Orebaughs of Stephens City. Rev. A. P. Havermale will preach December 6 at 11 am in United Brethren Church. Luther Thomas of Lincolnton NC, son of Rev. Luther A. Thomas, on Honor Roll at Lenoir Rhyne College. Anne Elting, Cathedral School student in Washington DC, ill at home of Col. and Mrs. Stewart Elting. Eugene Grabb of Gettysburg arriving to visit Fred Hunt. Nancy Bowly confined to Gray Gables Inn by sickness.
The hospital's Women's Auxiliary meets Monday at 4 PM in the Nurses' Home on West Clifford Street. President Mrs. W. D. Fields asks members to bring waste baskets for private rooms to aid the institution. All interested are invited to attend.
The Braddock Street Methodist Church Young Christian Class meets at Mrs F W Danley home with Group 8 as assistant hostesses. No meeting until late January. members urged to attend and coupons for Our Home at Gaithersburg may be collected this time.
Mrs Eulalia Nally will be guest soloist for the Grace Lutheran Church Men's Bible Class service at 9 45 a m on Sunday. Miss Elizabeth Grimm will accompany. All members are urged to attend and others are invited.
The Fort Loudoun Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at Miss Lucy Kurtz home on Wednesday December 9 at 3 pm Assistant hostesses will be Mrs Elmer Griffin and Miss Mary Robinson The Sunshine Club of Brad dock Street Methodist Church met yesterday at Mrs Grier Potts home on Gray Avenue President Mrs Martin Wisecarver presided New officers elected include Mrs P G Ireland president Mrs L B Resseguie vice president Secretary Mrs Sprinkle and Treasurer Mrs J W Crider Recreation leader Mrs George W Jaynes The club meets first Thursday each month Next gathering January 7
The Century Club will not meet due to the death of Mrs. Thomas W. Harrison, a charter member. The cancellation affects the next scheduled gathering and honors her memory.
The Friday Bridge Club will not meet this week with Mrs. W Hee Page. Mr Edward Thomas visiting sister Mrs Gordon Whitman on West Cork street leaves for Clearwater Fla for the winter. Mr Montgomery Green of New York visits parents Mr and Mrs Melvin Green on South Washington.
Franklin M. Barnes of the social security board sought to dispel confusion from the simultaneous delivery of unemployment cooperation and old age benefits forms. He noted employers with any workers under 65 must file old age forms 58 4 for each establishment, regardless of size, under treasury decision 4704.
Barnes declared the return of forms is essential for operating and administrative reasons for employers employees and the government. He noted it had been assigned to each taxpaying entity and that only one tax return would be required from each taxpayer.
He noted that with suitable provisions for persons or firms becoming employers or employees after November 16 and 2, treasury regulations required completion and return of form 88-4 by November 21 and 88-5 by December.
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