Social calendar for Monday and Tuesday events in town
Regular Auxiliary meeting at Winchester Memorial Hospital nurses home Monday at 4:00 pm. Madison Lodge I O O F meets Monday in East Boscawen hall. Tuesday Luncheon of Lions Club at George Washington Hotel 12:30 pm. Century Club at Gray Gables Inn 3:30 pm. Woman's Missionary Society Braddock Street M E Church 7:30 pm at Golden Rule class room. Market Street Methodist Woman's Missionary Society at Mrs C E Babb home 7:30 pm. Kiwanis luncheon 12:30 pm. Fort Loudoun D A R monthly meeting at Mrs Rosenberger West Boscawen 3:00 pm. Junior Century Club 3:30 pm at Mrs Burr Harrison South Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
West Clifford Street
Madison Lodge
Hall
East Boscawen Street
Lions Club Club
George Washington Hotel
Century Club
Gray Gables Inn
South Washington Street
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
Golden Rule Classroom
Market Street
Kiwanis Club
Fort Loudoun
John H. Rosenberger
West Boscawen Street
Junior Century Club
Burr P. Harrison
Shenandale
West Virginia
Morrison 54th BirthdayParty Hosts and Wishes
Mr John W Morrison was honored Friday at home near Stephenson for his 54th birthday. Relatives and friends from Martinsburg Cumberland Chambersburg and Stephenson attended and offered gifts and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morrison
John W. Morrison
Stephenson
Earl Weller
Oden Lewis
Clayton Weller
Edna Powell
William Mong
John Mong
George Mong
Anna
Louise ‘Mong
Martinsburg
W. Va
Bruce Davis
Chambersburg
Alice Payne
Carl Conn
Cumberland
Wesley Webber
Rebecca Hughes
Mary Allamong
Harry Allamong
C. McCauly
Forbes Gregory
Pikeside
Maurice Burleston
Edward Harman
Lawrence Shreck
Asbury Morrison
Hazel
Myrtle Morrison
Dorothy
Doris
Winchester Civic League hears Fellowship effort for toys and dinner
The December luncheon of the Winchester Woman's Civic League featured a representative of the Fellowship Club outlining the effort to distribute toys and a Christmas dinner to every needy family in Winchester and Frederick County. A $25 contribution toward the Fellowship Club goal for 1937 was approved. The meeting included remarks by secretary Eleanor Roosevelt excerpt read by Mrs. Martin Wisecarver and festive table settings. Also noted were two Cumberland Valley couples obtaining marriage licenses and marrying locally, plus a quiet Strasburg ceremony uniting Bessie Miller and Ovey James Funk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Woman’s Civic League
George Washington Hotel
Alvin S. Pennypacker
Fellowship Club
Winchester
Frederick County
Martin Wisecarver
Eleanor Roosevelt
Readers Digest
Cumberland Valley
George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
National Avenue
Norman G. Yeager
Alma Soiner
St. Thomas, Pa
Herman Kissell
Ruth E. Farr
Chambersburg
Bessie Miller
Stephens City
Ovey James Funk
Marlboro
Presbyterian Mance
Strasburg
Harry M. Crim
Open Door Bible Class guest teacher honored
Mrs Herman Womeldorf wife of the Highland Avenue Church pastor spoke to the Open Door Bible Class Sunday morning. Guests Gilbert Ehrlich and Mary Hoover Ehrlich visited from Washington DC as they prepare to start their life together after a November 3 wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Womeldorf
H. J. Womeldorf
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Wilson
Loudoun Street Church
Slain Woman in Lovers Lane Mystery Stuns Pittsburgh
Mrs. Rosalia Karr and her companion William H. Forsythe, of Avalon Pa., father of four, were found dead in a parked car in a lovers lane near Pittsburgh. Both were shot, and the case mystifies authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalia Karr
Pittsburgh
Modern Etiquette Q&A by Roberta Lee
A Q and A column gives practical etiquette guidance. It advises punctuality, preferring a handwritten signature on cards over engraved ones, and how a woman may introduce herself at a banquet by stating her name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Lee
Paul Sha Earns Honorable Mention on All American List
Virginia Military Institute sophomore Paul Sha was the lone Virginia gridman named on the AP All American lists, earning honorable mention among backs. The first team includes Sweeny, Franco, Routt, Hinkle, Monsky, Matisi, Holland, Chapman, and Goldberg. Holland and Goldberg are juniors. others are seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sha
Virginia Military Institute
Virginia
A. P
L. E. Sweeny
Notre Dame
L. T. Franco
Fordham
L. G. Routt
Texas A
Cornell
Q. B. Frank
Yale
L. H. White
Colo. U
Optical Service Opens Salon In Winchester
The United Optical Service opened a modern salon at 20 West Boscawen Street on Saturday morning. Manager Mr Fyke said after comparing many cities Winchester offers the best business opportunities and chose the city for the new venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Apple Canital
United Optical Service
West Boscawen Street
Fyke
Winchester Social Notes Recap of Local Visits and Weddings
The bride and groom to be are noted as prominent locals planning to settle near Stephens City. Visitors include Mrs. E. P. Gooch of Pittsburgh visiting relatives, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bond at Apple Pie Ridge. Residents recovering from operations are C. L. Whitlock of Hayfield and Mrs. Samuel Ensogna of Winchester Memorial Hospital. Weekend visits bring Tammy Course of Lexington and Douglas Cather of Washington, D. C., home to family in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burner
Mr. Funk
Walter Funk
Stephens City
E. P. Gooch
Pittsburgh
Mrs. Allen Bond
Apple Pie Ridge
C. L. Whitlock
Hayfield
Memorial Hospital
Tammy Course
Lexington
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Police Court Records Show Concealed Weapon Charge
Joseph Ransome, 3, colored, of 422 North Kent Street, was fined 25 dollars and 25 cents in Police Court for carrying a concealed weapon. Paul Baker faced a fine and costs of 3 dollars for failing to stop at a traffic light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ransome
North Kent Street
Paul Baker
Gun Shy Texan Charged With Concealed Weapon
In Police Court Bob Watkins, a Texas ranger crossover, complained he could not grasp eastern ways as he faced charges of carrying a concealed weapon. He insisted the gun was in a holster rather than concealed, echoing a prior incident in Fort Smith Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Bob Watkins
Watkins
Texas
Fort Smith
Ark
Evening In Paris Gift Sets and Candies Ad Offer
Local ad listing includes Evening In Paris Gift Sets Compacts and Perfumes by Cara Nome, Norris Exquisite Candies, and Christmas Greetings Cards. Brooks Pharmacy contact shows phone 766 for orders or inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ender
Cara Nome
Paris
Norris
Mysterious Illness Kills 10 Babies at St Elizabeths
At St Elizabeths hospital in Chicago a virulent intestinal infection has caused ten infant deaths in 11 days. The disease, described as a very acute inflammation with toxemia, led physicians to treat eight more babies, while the nursery was closed and the 20 occupants dispersed to isolated rooms or sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Chicago
Central Press
Local notices from Front Royal social round up
A string of short visits and weekends described in Front Royal as residents and guests travel to Hagerstown Roanoke Fredericksburg Winchester Richmond and Washington. Names include Marchi Henry McFall Weaver Bowers Fox Bowman Symons Willey Treece Gibb and Reinburg with families and students noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Joe Marchi
Edley Henry
Francis McFall
Hagerstown
James Bowers
Richmond
Walford Fox
Roanoke
J. J. Foster
Front Royal Police Implement Citywide Beat System
Mayor Forsyth presided over a City Hall meeting where all seven Front Royal policemen were assigned specific beats. The plan calls for systematic patrols of every street and the business district to improve town security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Frank Forsyth, Jr
Virginia monogram honors 27 as Haines gains varsity
Jack Haines, 17 year old center and premedical student, among 27 youths awarded varsity monograms for Virginia football. The Handley area native, once a standout, played as a sophomore before breaking his wrist mid season and remaining the youngest varsity member on the squad. He has been on the dean’s list every term since entering in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Haines
Handley
University of Virginia
Haines
Jack
Vernon Haines
Near Washington
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Sirgona
Jessie M. Hillyard
William Glaize
Gardner B. Hillyard
Fairmont Avenue
Daisy Glaize
West Peyton Street
M. E
T. M. Swann
Hillyard
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
Charlotte
N. C
Round Hill
Ray Davidson
Washington
Robert Grove
Davidson
Dorothy Swartz
Shirley Temple
Margaret L. Hodgson
Woman's Civic Leaguers
Pennsylvania
Gilbert Ehrlich
D. C
Ehrlich
Mary K. Hoover
George F. Hoover
Mr. Ehrlich
Ehrlich’s
W. A. Baker
Foster Reeder
Annapolis
Bluefield
Lawrence Tierney
A. H. Morgan
Ellen Fauntleroy
Catherine Bradford
Pauline ,McFarland
Sidney Veasey
Harrisburg, Pa
Miss McFarland
Beulah McFarland
Russell A. Joyce
Courtfield
Mrs. Rasalia Karr
Mrs
Walter Brown
Theobald Smith
Country
Samuel Ensogna
Douglas Cather
Washington, D. C
E. W. Cather
H. B. McCormac, Jr
James Cordon
Bethlehem, Pa
McCormac
Lehigh University
William Perrine
the Gun-Shy
Rose Bis SiMe
Lady Anne Beauty Salon
S. Main Street
Gift Headquarters
Yardleys
Brooks
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Front Royal and
Warren County News
Royal
Frances Bolen
Catherine Moss
State Teachers’ College
Fredericksburg
Aubrey G. Weaver
Mrs. Cary Bowman
Mrs. G. Gettier
William Symons
Lieut
Cullen
Kuser
Mrs. Turner Slaughter
Kuseruilding
Larry Boerner
Baltimore
Mrs. Boerner
Roger Payne
Edward Willey
Lloyd Willey
John Treece
Duncan Gibb
Frank Gibb
Helen
Winnie Weaver
Leslie Young
Mr. Tyler
Mrs. Henry Bush
Mrs. Bush
Annebelle Reinburg
Q. D. Gasque
New York City
W. Boscawen St
U. of Virginia
New York
America
Wendell Willkie
NBC
WJZ
Radio Forum
Wallace
Pat
Barbara Stanwyck
Wayne King
Wjz-Nbc
Gen. Johnson
Philadelphia Orchestra
Leopold Stokowski
Warden Lawes
Fisk
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Huntsberry
Loudoun St
Pifer Printing Co
N. Londoun St
Colonial Beauty Shop Cor
Piccadilly & Cameron
Nina V. Wolford
Sunshine Cleaners
Sunshine
E. Piccadilly St
Northern Virginia Power Co
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