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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1929
Page
3
Department requests readers mail or call as directed to share social and personal items. Mrs F Miller will collect news between 3 and 4 p m for the following day.
Mr and Mrs Robert Fout on the Joseph Lakeman farm near Hayfield entertained friends with a roast turkey and oyster supper marking their new house warming The guest list included the Bayliss Palmer Orndorff Lineberg and Foster children among others Mrs Simpson to visit Richmond Council and attend a dance to benefit the great council entertainment fund in the hall at 725 North Twenty fifth street Mr Schneiderhan head to Lexington Ky to address fruit men and lecture on spraying programs Missonary Society to present The Two Masters pageant at First Christian Church December 8 Mr and Mrs P A Stotler celebrate birth of son Allen Page at their Charles street home December 1 Lily Newlin is former Mrs Stotler
The Loyal Temperance Legion holds its regular semi monthly meeting this evening at the Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South office at 116 North Braddock Street. The group recently reorganized and invites all members to attend and bring a new member. The session runs from 7 to 8 o clock.
About thirty staff members of the Northern Virginia Power Company will attend a meeting and dinner at Tokus Inn in the county tonight. The gatherings are noted for strong attendance and engaging discussions. An especially tempting menu will be served.
Shriners from Winchester are invited to a Staunton gathering with Dr. J. Fulmer Bright, former potentate and Richmond mayor, addressing delegates from Clifton Forge Covington Harrisonburg Alexandria Charlottesville Culpeper Leesburg and more.
Miss Camille Graber and Edward Charles Heitmuller were married in Washington DC on Saturday at noon. The bride, daughter of the late John and Rebecca Graber, is a John Kerr High School and National Homeopathic Hospital nurse graduate. The groom, son of Henry Heitmuller, is an electrical contractor. They will reside at No 14 Nicholson Street NW after returning to Washington. Girls Athletic Association to elect officers at 7:30 tonight with full attendance urged.
A silver tea will be hosted tomorrow from 4 to 6 PM at Mrs. R. T. Barton’s South Washington street home to support mountain missionary work. The Woman's Auxiliary and Sections B and ? sponsor the event, with a hand-woven articles sale from Mount Mission Industrial School and refreshments.
Richard G. Brophy once aide to Commodore Richard Byrd reappears in Omaha Nebraska after a summer disappearance from New York leaving a death by own action note.
Reuben Clark Jr. former under secretary of state is mentioned as a possible successor to Dwight W. Morrow as ambassador to Mexico. The note reflects upcoming diplomatic appointments and potential changes in the U S embassy in Mexico City.
Miss Meta H Barney left for Raleigh North Carolina this week. Lester D Arnold spent several days in Richmond on business. Frank Shuler and family along with W Alabaugh and Virginia were Thanksgiving dinner guests of F L Fischer at 515 Fairmont Avenue. J B Hamilton of Baltimore and Charles F Parker of Richmond are guests at the George Washington Hotel.
Advertising cooperation helps provide high quality service. Copy for display ads should match the print layout size, be written on separate sheets, indicate position, and limit content. Submissions should be as concise as possible with a 930 AM closing time for copy, and 24 hours more for ads over thirty inches.
The Friendship Fire Company bazar begins at 6 PM and runs ten days. A special telephone line 95 is set up by the ladies auxiliary to take supper orders for home delivery. Dancing each night accompanies an orchestra and additional features promise an entertaining evening.
Des Moines Register notes that Congress voices mockery or concern as the farm board struggles to move bills and implement programs, highlighting frustrations with delays in agricultural policy progress.
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