Christmas Social At Crafton's Park Promises Gala Event
The Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian Church will sponsor a Wednesday dance at Craftons Park Staunton on December 21 starting 7 30 pm The event includes a wrapped five cent gift for admission and guests from Shenandoah Valley Academy cadets Young People's Society and Rainbow Class A juniors social in the ladies parlor will be led by Miss Lillian Sheetz with games and decorations Refreshments are planned by the social committee A candle light white gift service Sunday invites public participation with gifts for needy families.
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of the Christian Endeavor of the
Presbyterian Church
South Loudoun Street
Santa Claus
Presbyterian Squad
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Young People's Society of the Christian Endeavor
Rainbow
Lillian Sheetz
Santa
Marjorie Atwell
Eleanor Scully
Molly Glass
Anne Carr Russell
Winifred Brown
Christmas Pageant Planned At Christ Church
A Christmas pageant by the Christ Church Sunday School will be rehearsed Saturday evening and presented on Christmas Eve. Four tableaux show Joseph and Mary, the Three Kings, shepherds, and the Bethlehem stable with the manger. Performers include Mary Bentley Thomas, Carey Dorsette, Jack Haines, Billy Boyce, Basil Hayley, and others with solos by Colin Hayley, Basil Hayley, and Jack Haines.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Joseph
Virgin Mary
Bethlehem
Beatle Bentley Thomas
Mary
Carey Dorsette
Colin Hayley
Little Town of
Three Kings
Messrs
Jack Haines
Frank Pierce
Billy Boyce
We Three Kings of Orient
the Shepherds
Derek Hayley
Basil Hayley
Collin Hayley
Douglas Allen
Bruce Nelson
Lewis Allen
Kings
Social Calendar for May Week at Local Venues
A list of community events from Mrs. Daniel Lupton’s home to several venues. Regular Legion and church choirs meet at George Washington Hotel and Brad dock Street M E Church. Bryarly Community League gathers at Bryarly school house. Winchester Virginia Tuberculosis sponsors a country store near Farmers and Merchants National Bank. Local clubs such as Lions Kiwanis Music Lovers Rotary meet weekly in various locations. A charity ponange event runs Thursday evening.
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Daniel Lupton
North Washington Street
American Legion Post
George Washington Hotel
Young People’s Choir
Braddock Street
M. E
South
Bryarly Community League
Bryarly School House
Winchester
Virginia Tuberculosis
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Little Theatre
Mary Greenway Russell
South Stewart Street
Music Lovers’ Club
Frank L. Buckley
Lions’ Club
Kiwanis Club
The
United Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Bryarly
Shenandoah Valley Club Elects Officers
The Shenandoah Valley Club of the Virginia Military Institute elected W. C. Weaver as president O. P. Gillock as vice president and T. F. Riley as secretary and treasurer at a recent meeting The active organization lists members across classes in Waynesboro Lexington Harrisonburg Staunton and other towns Plans are under way now for .
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Shenandoah Valley Club
Virginia Military Institute
W. C.weaver
Waynesboro
O. P. Gillock
Lexington
T. F. Riley
Harrisonburg
Messrs
W. C. Weaver
H. L. Archer
G. Baylor
J. F. Jance
C. Steidtman
F. C. Feamster
W. B. Tyree
C. E. Straub
B. W. Huger
W. H. Turner
C. W. East
Staunton
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Winchester
W. R. Moore
O. H. McClung
F. H. Harlow
J.W. Zimmerman
C. H. Smith
A. M. Foltz
H. M. Stewart
R. O. Wade
Collierstown
J. R. Cover
Elkton
Mr. E. Rankin
Luray
J. C. Staples
G. M. Booker
J.M. Baylor
Weynesboro
E. H. Bertner
L. M. Machin
J. Michelson
Strasburg
Junior Century Club Meets With Miss Kern
The Junior Century Club met Tuesday at Miss Anne Brooke Kern on Fairmont Avenue. Mrs. Dabney Harrison spoke on Thoroughbred Horses and Racing, and Miss Virginia Tayloe Boyd spoke on Modernistic Art. The next meeting is set for January 4 at Miss Boyd’s Fairmont Avenue home.
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Century Club
Anne Brooke Kern
Fairmont Avenue
Dabney Harrison
Millwood
Virginia Tayloe Boyd
Music Lovers' Club Rehearsal Scheduled at Buckley Home
A special meeting of the Music Lovers' Club is set for 8 o clock tomorrow evening at Mrs. Frank L Buckleys on South Stewart street to conduct a rehearsal. Numerous local students and guests from Princeton University and Virginia colleges are listed as attendees or visitors.
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Music Lovers’ Club
Frank L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
Sore throat relief advice with Korene antiseptic
The ad promotes Korene as a safe antiseptic for winter sore throats. It urges gargling for one to two minutes to prevent soreness and raw throat. Baker's Drug Store is listed as a source offering a money back guarantee if not effective.
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Baker’s Drug Store
Washington couples to celebrate Christmas at local homes
Mr William Norris of Washington is expected to arrive tomorrow to spend Christmas with Mrs Norris and daughter Jacqueline at Miss Lela Rosenberger’s home on South Washington street. Mrs Norris is recovering from an appendectomy at Sibley Hospital and has been in Winchester with her daughter for weeks. Mr George R Haines, Randolph Macon College student, will visit his parents on West Leicester street early next week for the holidays. Mr Douglas Fisher, a student, will spend the holidays with his mother at her Valley street home.
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John Hay Whitney
Llangollen
George Wright
Wright
Loudoun Hospital
Paris
Lee-Jackson Highway
Wrights
Messrs
John and
Thomas Scully
Princeton University
Princeton, N. J
John S.S. Scully
South Stewart Street
John P. Hayley
West Cork Street
Rochester
N. Y
Robert Riley
St. John’s College
Annapolis
J. W. Riley
West Piccadilly Street
Catherine Brown McVicar
Randolph- Macon Woman's College
Lynchburg
Charles P. McVicar
Handley Avenue
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
Walter Bosserman
Charlotte
N. C
Denis Hayley
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
J. P. Hayley
Cecil McVay
Charles E. McVay
the Triangle
Grimes
Philip Glaize
University of Virginia
Fred L. Glaize
East Piccadilly Street
Leslie Polhamus
L. G. Polhamus
William £. Norris
Washington
George R. Haines
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Reginald Haines
West Leicester Street
Douglas Fisher
Valley Avenue
White House Guard Tightens After Bonus March Rumors
A police guard of 25 more Metropolitan officers was placed at the White House with reserves ready after reports that veteran marchers planned a visit. Police expected over 100 rank and file veterans to go to Arlington Cemetery then return, kept three to four blocks away from the White House. A silent downtown demonstration proceeded under police surveillance, leaders carrying a red wreath honoring a bonus marcher killed last July.
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Washington
White House
Executive Mansion
Arlington Cemetery
Baltimore Man Admits Killing Wife In Front of Baby
A Baltimore man walked into the Bellair road sub station with an 18 month old baby and told officers I have just killed my wife. Mrs Burdette, 40, was found shot dead in the basement of their Brook avenue home and the couple's son Archie Burdette, 22, was wounded. The suspect was incoherent and could not provide a clear account.
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Baltimore
Bellair Road
Named To Take MacNider's Place
President Hoover named Col. Nathan Williams MacChesney of Illinois as American minister to Canada. A lawyer by profession he will succeed Hen ford MacNider who recently resigned from the post.
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Washington
Nathan Williams MacChesney
Illinois
Hoover
Canada
Henford MacNider
Herriot Refuses To Form Cabinet In Paris
Paris reports Premier Herriot refused a commission to form a new cabinet. President Lebrun then summoned Camille Chautemps, interior minister, as the next candidate for the post.
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Associated Press
Paris
Herriot
Lebrun
Camille Chautemps
Interior
Senate panel nears liquor import protection clause
The Senate judiciary subcommittee considering repeal legislation moved toward a substitute for the eighteenth amendment that would shield dry states from liquor imports. The panel settled on a draft clause aimed at preserving state bans while repealing prohibition.
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Assocated Press
Washington
Senate Judiciary
Committee Votes For Stronger Beer Under Collier Bill
The House Ways and Means Committee approved increasing beer alcohol content to 3.2 percent by weight if legalized under the Collier bill, up from 2.75 percent. A five dollar per barrel tax was also approved. The note adds that birds rarely threaten farmers and mostly act as insect destroyers in fields and gardens.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Ways and Means
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Stockholders Meeting
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Loudoun and
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