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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1934

Page

7

Byrd wins Senate race as Byrd carries most of Virginia counties

Richmond December 19 The Board of Canvassers tabulated November votes showing United States Senator Harry F Byrd defeating local foe Lawrenteé at 109936 to 30289 with minor party 4215. Byrd's total 76 percent and leads over Republican opponent for the unexpired term. Byrd also topped Democratic Congressmen in most districts. Byrd carried all counties except Floyd and won Carroll and Grayson this year. Congressional margins listed for six districts.

Richmond United States Senate Harry F. Byrd Lawrentée Norfolk Byrd Aio Swan Son Capitol Hill Floyd Carroll Grayson Wise O. Bland Colgate Darden A. J. Montague P. H. Drewry T. J. Butch C. A. Woodrum

Goodrich Tire Fleet Stops for Endurance Road Test

The Goodrich fleet of eight cars arrived in Winchester on the way to Orlando for a 1500 mile tire endurance test. Sponsored by B Goodrich Co makers of Silvertows the trial limits stops to 15 minutes except for night stops in Winchester Raleigh N C and Swainsboro Ga. The test aims to evaluate toughness of various tire types in laboratories developed experiments.

Winchester Orlando Fla South B. Goodrich Com Silvertowss Raleigh Swainsboro Goodrich

Men's Athletic Club Plans Quint Basketball Team

A meeting of the Men's Athletic Club is set for Thursday at 7.45 PM in the club rooms on West Boscawen Street. Members will discuss organizing a basketball team and other important business. attendance is urged, especially by basketball interested members.

Basketba West Boscawen Street

You Can Sew This Yourself Marian Martin Kitchen Ensemble

Sewing pattern notice offers Marian Martin Kitchen Ensemble pattern 9846 for sizes 14 through 44. Describes apron and frock with pocket and waist details, required fabric yardage, and ordering instructions with price in coins or stamps. Sent to Winchester Evening Star Pattern, 332 W 18th St New York.

Marian Martin Winchester 18Th St New Y MY

Barbara Bell Pattern No 1533 B Two-Piece Tunic Dress

Barbara Bell Pattern No 1533 B presents a winter two-piece tunic frock with a separate skirt for versatile wear. The design features a straight-forward, minimalist silhouette with a squared armhole, convertible closing, and a semi-dohimian sleeve line for shoulder interest. Sizes 14 to 20 and 40 to 42. size 16 requires about 3 1/2 yards of 54 inch fabric. Tomorrow: house-dress for larger woman.

Severe cold grips Rockingham County with record lows

The region endured a brutal freeze with temperatures dropping to eight degrees. Snow fell lightly while highways iced over, causing vehicle trouble but no reported accidents. Across a broad area from Maine to Florida, blizzards and new low readings were logged, with lakes freezing and a blanket of snow aiding wheat protection.

Maine Florida Canada Gulf Saranac Lake Owls Head Mason ‘City Charles City Waterloo Marshalltown Winona Austin Mirr Batt Claire Wis Fort Dodge Cros- 8 Ottumwa Mississippi River Miami Fla Port Arthur Tex

Revival Meeting Draws Good Attendance At Stines Chapel

Cold snowy weather could not deter crowds at Stine’s Chapel evangelistic meetings. Rev Allen Jones led an opening song service at 7:80 and Rev Russell of Gainesboro was scheduled to preach that evening. Upcoming speakers include Rev C H Anderson of Winchester and Rev S J Goode of Winchester with a closing service by Rev F G Senger of the city on Sunday.

Stine’s Chapel Allen Jones Mr. Russell Gainesboro C.H. Anderson Winchester S. J. Goode F. G. Senger

York County Rejects 3.2 Percent Alcohol Sales

Yorktown and most precincts vote against permitting sales of wine and beer above 3.2 percent alcohol by weight while stronger liquors face broader opposition. In York County only Yorktown shows narrow support for wine sales, with overwhelming total refusals across Tabernacle and Trinity precincts.

Yorktown York County Paucson Tabernacle Trinity

Train Noses Car Down R R Track In Charlottesville

A Norfolk and Ohio train struck an automobile and nosed it down the railroad track several hundred feet in Charlottesville. Mrs. L. B. Harlow and her 7 year old son escaped serious injuries. Mrs. Harlow was returning home after taking a child to school and could not explain the accident.

Charlottesville Ohio L. B. Harlow

Briton Urges U S Cooperation At War and Peace Time

Admiral Sir Lewis Bayley of the British Navy urged United States cooperation in a address from London. He cited the 1917 1918 alliance with the United States and said the two nations must work together again if world peace is endangered. He noted President Roosevelt discussed the need for allied unity aboard the Indianapolis during a U S naval review.

London Lewis Bayley Uish Navy Roosevelt Indianapolis United States Naval Review

Judge To Hear Defense Motions In Hill Murder Case

Covington Va December 11 Judge Benjamin Haden will hear defense motions in the Alleghany county circuit court tomorrow for Philip Jones and three other Black defendants indicted in the murder of white children Alice and Ellen Hill. No motion specifics were given. Citizens urged venue change while Commonwealth's Attorney Collins opposes transferring the case.

Covington Benjamin Haden Alleghany County T. Warren Messick Philip Jones Alice Ellen Hill Defeisé Confises Commonwealth Co. Collins Govington

Funeral for Mrs Whitlock Draws Out-of-Town Family

A Sunday funeral for Mrs W J Whitlock drew several relatives from Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania. The service at Mount Hebron Cemetery was led by Rev Hubert Sydenstricker with Rev L A Thomas assisting. Pallbearers included Milton Clingan and grandsons D W Ritter Marcus Frank Joseph Ritter and Hoye Riley.

W. J. Whitlock Hubert Sydenstricker L. A. Thomas Mount Hebron Cemetery James Clingan Milton Clingan Frank Gétride Carper Hagerstown D. W. Ritter Hinton Marcus, Frank and Joseph Ritter Hoye Riley Winchester

Red Cross Holds Final Meeting

Executive Committee of the Red Cross will meet Thursday at City Council room City Hall at 3 30 p m. It will be the last meeting of the year and the budget will be discussed. All are urged to attend.

the Red Cross

Reverend Nelson to Speak at Prayer Service Tonight

Rev. Robert B. Nelson rector of Christ Episcopal Church will speak at Grace Lutheran Church at 7 30 this evening. He will also lead the Bethel congregation service at Albin. All are invited to attend.

Robert B. Nelson Christ Episcopal Church Grace Lutheran Church Bethel Albin

Stephens City Notes of Social Visits and Local Births

Mrs Kneeney Banta of Kansas City and her son and daughter in law from Louiver New Jersey visited the McLeods. Cousin Anna Kneisley Banta, native of Stephens City, returns after 48 years. Raymond Rinker plans to leave Nacogdoches Texas to visit his father in law Stee Wright. Edgar Lemley Harry Frasier Dorothy Bean and David Petrie visited Washington DC. Kenneth Teets announces birth of daughter December 5. The first quarterly conference of the Stephens City M E Church South was held with Rev Dr W Locke presiding elder.

Kneeney Banta Kansas City W. F.ta Louiver N. J W. W. McLeod Anna Kneisley Banta McLeod Stephens City Raymond Rinker Nacogdoches Texas Steele Wright Edgar Lemley Harry Frasier Dorothy Bean David Petrie Washiseton D. C Kenneth Teets McCartney

Livestock Meet Called by Leesburg Association

Attention of stock growers is called to the Leesburg meeting of a regional Livestock Association on Thursday December 13. The association spans Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania. Nhmas B Glas cock of Upperville is president.

Eines Livestock Association Leesburg Virginia West Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania Nhmas B. Glascock Upperville

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