Pifer Hosts Singing Party and Community Notes
Mr and Mrs L D Pifer of Re ef entertained friends with old time music and singing followed by refreshments. Episcopal Choir meets Friday night at 7 30. Ladies Aid plans at Mrs Matthews home 806 South Stewart. Spelling match December 14 at Kauffman School Stephen son with captains Riley and Duvall. Young Christians Class meets Friday at Braddock Street Methodist Patton home. Garvin families visit Winchester and Lynchburg return home. Mrs Funkhouser improves after operation at Memorial Hospital.
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Pifer
L. D. Pifer
Reef
Earl and
Harold Edwards
C. J. Sibert
Wilbur
City
Eemmart Dettra
Rosaleen
Kernstown
Fred Ridings
John Crim
Floyd Snapp
Relief
Ladies Aid
Kauffman School
Stephenson
Hoye Riley
Winchester
Roy Duvall
Carl Martin
Stephens City
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Gertrude Carper Patton
East Piccadilly Street
Garvin
David P. Garvin
Danville
William C. Garvin
Lynchburg
Frederick County
B. F. Line
V. B Avenue
M. C. Garvin
Gore
W. J. Muse
Trone
Funkhouser
Thomas Funkhouser
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Memorial Hospital
Paul Line
Baltimore
Line
Social calendar of meetings and events in Winchester
A schedule of Rotary Club inter city meetings at Strasburg and George Washington Hotel, Girls Athletic Association, Sacred Heart Church fundraiser at Mrs Harty home, American Legion luncheon, Better Film Council, Music Lovers Club, Braddock Street M E Church class, play Here Comes Charlie at Market Street Methodist, nurses alumni charity dance, Eastern Star, Lions Club, Kiwanis Club, Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order, Adult Choir practice, and Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel with times and locations for Thursday to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Clubs
Strasburg
Morris G. Smith
George Washington Hotel
Girls’ Athletic Association
West Piccadilly Street
William P. Harty
South Stewart Street
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
American Legion Post
Better Film Council
Victor Arthur
Handley Library
Music Lovers’ Club
R. E. Griffith
Clifford Street
Braddock Street
M. E
Gertrude Carper Patton
East Piccadilly Street
Charlie
Market Street Methodist Church
Nurses Alumni Association
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Kiwanis Club
Winchester Lodge, Benevolent Order
Grace Ee Church
Martin Painter wedding announced in Williamsport Md
Announcement of the marriage of Virginia Painter of Stanley Page county and Paul Martin of Middletown. They wed Sunday evening at United Brethren Church Williamsport Md with after service ceremony. The couple to live in Middletown where Martin works at R L Long’s garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Long
Stanley
Page County
Middletown
Williamsport
Ned Haines
Funkhouser Announces Marriage Of Romaine Funkhouser Painter
The wedding of Romaine Funkhouser to Robert Painter occurred quietly at 2 30 PM yesterday at the United Brethren in Edinburg with Rev L A Racey officiating. The bride, a Toms Brook High School graduate, and the groom, a farmer, plan to reside next spring on a Shenandoah River farm east of Toms Brook.
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Romaine
Robert Painter
G. Frank Painter
Maurertown
L. A. Racey
United Brethers
Edinburg
Toms Brook High School
Mrs. Painter
Mr. Painter
Shenandoah River
Toms Brook
Master List of Fellowship Club Being Prepared
A Christmas giving effort called the Fellowship Club seeks widespread help to provide gifts to families and children without duplication. District agencies and local organizations including the Red Cross Lions Kiwanis and Boy Scouts have endorsed the plan and urge early action to share the master list and accelerate distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurse Association
Red Cross, Child Welfare Board
Emergency Relief
Fellowship Club
Feen a mint laxative gum for gentle relief
A vintage advertisement touts Feen a mint chewing gum as a mint flavored laxative. It claims taste matches regular gum and that saliva carries the laxative for gentle, gradual action suitable for children and finicky adults.
Farmers chart new corn hogs contract terms
The article explains a revised hog and corn price support plan with payments of 15 dollars per head for hogs under a ten percent adjustment. Half the payment will come on contract approval by the Secretary of Agriculture, and the remaining 7.50 dollars minus local expenses will be paid around January 1, 1936. The contract imposes no limit on total acres devoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Shifting Acres Allow Noncorn Crops in New Planting Rule
A field note explains that farmers may plant crops other than corn on shifted acres previously used for corn. The policy adds flexibility with no explicit location limits. The text emphasizes that the shift widens crop options while avoiding corn on those acres.
Drought Relief Measures Include Corn Loans and Hog Tax
The plan outlines a corn loan program for drought affected growers and a processing tax starting Novem ber 5, 1936 to fund relief. It totals $165 million in payments, funded by a tax of $2.25 per hundredweight on hogs and 5 cents per bushel on corn, with details on loan value to be announced after the next harvest.
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Episcopal Choir
Christ Episcopal Choir
Christ Episcopal Church
J. Martin Carper
Richmond
W. S. Carper
Berryville
Mr. Carper
W. M. Alabaugh
Virginia Alabaugh
Florence Shuler
Park Road
Washington, D. C
South Braddock Street
McKinley Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Lion’s Club
Rotary Club
Methodist Church Parsonage
Richard Ricker
Cumberland
Helen Magruder
Ridgey
H. Sydenstricker
Washington Street
Henry Ricker
Helen Blosser
Gus Haines
Valley Pike
Magruder
Ridgeley, W. Va
John Steck
Fairmonts Avenue
RED Cross
Huntsberry
F. M. Funkhouser
C. E. Richard
Claude E. Richard
Mount Jackson
Wayne Cammer Richard
Richard
E. A. Richard
Mountain Falls
New Market
Mary Lee Dobbins
Blacksburg
Mrs. Garvin Walter
Garvin Walter
Leslie M. Brown
A. B. Groves
M. F. Seldon
Walter
Mr. Walter
Pearl Wigginton Owen
West Water Street
Martha Stine
Walter B. Stine
Berryville Avenue
Farmville State Teachers
L. A. Clark
A. G. Clark
Arthur Streit
Washington
John Livengood
Frances
Cornelia
Jimmie
John Smith
Mildred
Bobby
Ox C. Dix
Apple Pie Ridge
Child Welfare Board
Lions Club
South End Hose Company
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion Auxiliary
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Handley Chapter
Baptist
Presbyterian
The
Evening Star
Capitol Theatre
Barr’s
Masonic Temple
N. Loudoun
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
South Main Street
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall
R. M. Swimley
East Geo Washington Hotel
Our
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Telephone
Selby
Selby Arch Preserver
Florsheim
Selby Styl Eez
Oxfords
E. T. Wright Arch
Enna
N. Main St
Lovett Brothers
Margaret L. Hodgson
Orange Store
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