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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1932

Page

3

American Bridge Winners Named In National Event

Announcement lists North-South and East-West champions from the United States and Virginia winners. Engagement and wedding plans noted for Elizabeth Fritts and Dr. John Sparks. A birth announced for Mr and Mrs Brannon. A colored folklore concert planned in Boyce to raise funds for the Anti-Tuberculosis Society.

Winchester John M. Steck Fairmont Avenue Monte F. Meyer New Orleans Messrs James Magner, Jr Boston Mass William Campbell Watertown Virginia Gervas C. Taylor Richmond W. M. Chapman R. E. L. Chapman Salem Hunter H. McGuire Lucille Shelton Clarke Cooper Helen Wright Elizabeth Fritts Clarence S. Sparks Texas Dallas University Forstin's Drug Company Episcopal Hospital Washington T-B Boyce Anti-Tuberculosis Society

Social Calendar Shows Weekly Club and Church Meetings

A Tuesday to Friday list of regular gatherings includes the Woman's Missionary Society at United Brethren Church hosted by Mrs. E L Fries, Lions Club luncheon at the Washington Hotel, Ladies Aid at Centenary Reformed Church, Kiwanis Club luncheon, Junior Century Club at Miss Anne Brooke Kern's home, Stephenson Social Club, Daughters of the American Revolution at Fort Loudoun Chapter, church choirs at United Brethren and Grace Lutheran, Rotary Club, a benefit supper at Mrs. Daniel Lupton's home, and an American Legion post event at the Washington Hotel.

Woman's Missionary Society of United Brethren Church E. L. Fries North Avenue Lions’ Club George Washington Hotel Ladies’ Aid Society Centenary Reformed Church Kiwanis Club Junior Century Club Anne Brooke Kern Fairmont Avenue Stephenson Social Club M. Gore Clearbrook Fort Loudoun Daughters of the American Revolution Mary Robinson North Cameron Street United Brethren Church Grace Lutheran Church Rotary Club Daniel Lupton North Washington Street American Legion Post Young People’s Choir Braddock Street M. E South

Girls' Athletic Tea and Birth Announcements

The Girls' Athletic Association hosts a regular tea on Thursday afternoon December 15 from 5 30 to 7 at the club rooms West Piccadilly street. Members may invite guests and bring a toy for the District Nurse Association Christmas baskets. Also noted are births: Robert Pierpont Weaver born December 3 at King’s Daughters Hospital Martinsburg to Mr and Mrs Henry Weaver. and a daughter born December 9 to Mr and Mrs Raymond Patton on Northwestern Grade.

Girls’ Athletic Association West Piccadilly Street Evelyn Wright Ednad Holland Helen Ritter Helen Crisman Philomena Larewy District Nurse Association Henry Weaver Martinsburg Patton Raymond Patton Hilda Perry Stewart Perry South Kent Street G. W. Patton

Girls basketball meet and club event at Handley High

All members of the Girls' Athletic Association basketball squad are reminded of tonight's meeting and practice at 5 30 o'clock in Handley High School gymnasium. The captain aims to plan the winter athletic program. The Junior Century Club meets tomorrow at Miss Anne Brooke Kern's Fairmont avenue home with an planned program. Miss Emma Gina Baker returns from Radford Virginia and Bluefield Virginia to her parents on South Washington Street.

Girls’ Athletic Association Handley High School Junior Century Club Anne Brooke Kern Fairmont Avenue Miss Baker Southwest Virginia Emma Gina Baker Radford A. H. Morgan Bluefield Lawrence Tierney W. A. Baker South Washington Street Phyliss Palmer Greenville Betty Hirth West Monmouth Street D. M. Timberlake West Virginia Leslie Timberlake South Braddock Street

Mr. Garland Spillman Restored To Home After Surgery

Mr. Garland Spillman, recently operated on for appendicitis at Memorial Hospital, was today moved to the home of his parents on National avenue. A registered pharmacist at Brok s Pharmacy on East Piccadilly street, his condition is favorable and he is not yet able to resume duties.

Garland Spillman Memorial Hospital Carson L. Spillman National Avenue Spillman Broks’ Pharmacy East Piccadilly Street Carroll S. Smith Boyd Drug Company

Bryarly School Plans Christmas Program and Meeting

Bryarly Community unit holds a 7:30 p m meeting at the Bryarly school house with a Christmas program by students directed by teachers Mrs Hottlinger Miss Greenawalt Mrs Stickley and Miss Thompson. Patrons and friends are invited.

Bryarly Schol Hottinger Greenawalt Stickley Thompson

Christmas Fun At Mountain View School Planners

An 8 o'clock Christmas program is announced for Friday at Mountain View school house. A Christmas tree will stand ready and 23 stockings await Santa, with patrons and friends invited to attend in the old fashioned holiday planned.

Mountain View School Mountain View Santa Claus Schol

Importing Plants and Great Lakes Area Factoids

The text notes ancient plant introduction in Egypt under Queen Hatshepsut circa 1570 B C and cites the Great Lakes surface area totaling about 95 000 square miles with 33 940 on the Canadian side and 60 770 on the U S side.

Hatshepsut Egypt B. C Great Lakes United States

Essay Contest At Capitol Theatre Seeks Young Writers

Winchester youths are invited to view The Conquerors at the Capitol Theatre on Wednesday or Thursday and submit an essay of up to 500 words on American progress. The Capitol Theatre and Union Bank offer $15 in cash prizes for the best entries with deadlines and awards announced on December 23.

Capitol Theatre Union Bank Capitol Winchester Richard Dix Ann Harding

Churchmen Who Drink Violate Religious Vows

Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church South testified to the House Ways and Means Committee that any church member who uses intoxicating liquor violates his vows. He spoke with prohibitionists opposing the Collier bill, quoting resolutions from church conferences and the Federal Council of Churches opposing modification or repeal of Prohibition.

Washington James Cannon, Jr Methodist Episcopal Church South House Ways and Means Committee Treadway Massachusetts Deets Pickett Department of Temperance, Prohibition Cannon Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America

Mrs Jackson Struck By Auto Injures Gray Avenue Resident

Mrs Alice Jackson of Gray avenue was injured about 9 30 this morning when struck by a passing automobile near Highland and National avenues. She suffered a wrenched back and facial and body lacerations and was rushed to a hospital for treatment. The driver stopped and took her there but had not reported the accident to police by early afternoon.

Alice Jackson Gray Avenue Highland National Avenues Jackson C.W. Hollis

Steps Toward Opening Shenandoah National Park

State and federal officials after a week’s study approved tentative entrances to Front Royal for the northern skyline drive extension. They planned seven or eight parking areas and five camp sites in the Panorama to Swift Run Gap area, chosen for water, scenery, and level ground. Guard rails and grade separations were considered but deferred until extensions are finished.

Shenandoah National Park Luray H. K. Bishop Washington Division of Construction Front Royal Skyline Drive Panorama Swift Run Gap

Stock Market Develops Heavy Undertone in Trading

The New York market drifted with a heavy undertone as prices moved listlessly and lack of bullish response discouraged professionals. Call money stood at 1 percent and sterling cables traded around 3.24 dollars amid guarded optimism from brokerage firms.

Associated Press New York

Famous Hippodrome auctioned after mortgage default

The Hippodrome in New York, once a center of lavish stage productions, sold at auction to a bank for $100,000 plus liens. The landmark, listed in the millions, passed to the bank after a mortgage was foreclosed.

Hippodrome New York Hammer United States

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Anne Personal Lee Mrs. Brannon James Brannon Brannon Jessie Patterson Floyd Patterson Good Wica Mr. Brannon E. B. Brannon Reynolds Store This County C. C. Brannon Frederick County Winchester Cold Storage Company Mrs. Weaver Huntsperry Charles Wingfield Master Wingfield Handley Elting Charles Elting Mercersburg Academy Col Stewart O. Elting Merriman’s Lane Stewart Elting, Jr Atending Tabor Academy Marion Anne Elting Hartridge School Plainfield N. J Lupton The American Association of University Women McSherry Lupton West Clifford Street Ladies’ Society Lewis M. Allen Donald McFadden Farmers and Merchants National Bank Harry Hottel East Lane Avenue James E. Keffer B. E. Russell Brucetown Woolen Mills Chicago Richard L. Gray Courtfield Avenue Waynesboro Mr. Taylor Charles Brumback Stephens City Gardner W. Brown Harry K. Russell South Stewart Street Bridge Club Hassocks RM. Swimsfy Hannah Moore OLD Man Winter Hits Capital Theington Capitol Plaza Shenantosh Valley National Bank the Commercial & Savings Bank the Bell Clothes Shop Santa Mother Hamman’s Toyland Christine OV Aviil Lubbey F Mary Jane Hamman's Toyland Basement Hamman’s Dollar Store Loudoun and Koscawen St Flower Shop W. Piccadilly St Lovett N. Main St Eral Directors Margaret L. Hodgson
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