Miss Mary Robinson Hosts Fort Loudoun DAR Meeting
The Fort Loudoun Chapter DAR met at Miss Mary Robinsons North Cameron Street home. The group honored George Washington with a memorial flag and heard remarks from Mrs. Kathe rine Glass Greene plus reports on the bicentennial. The event included music from local girls and a health crusaders visit, closing with refreshments.
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Mary Robinson
Ft. Loudoun
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
North
Cameron Street
Susie G. Strider
George Washington
Edith Jackson O’neal
Katherine Glass Greene
United States
United States Bicentennial Commission
Virginia
Alexandria
Greene
Frank B. Crawford
Winchester
Sol Bloom
Pollard
Anna Briggs
Washington's Tomb
Charles Burton
Minnie
Genevieve Burton
William P. Massey
Edith Scott Magna
Russell William Magna
Mary Louise Sartelle
Louise Glass
Little Health Crusaders
John Kerr School
Soctume
Robinson
Miss Bessie Brill Weds George Strickler in City Home
Announcement of Miss Bessie M. Brill daughter of Mr and Mrs Perry J Brill marrying Mr George Strickler of Brunswick Maryland. The ceremony was at 117 South Kent street performed by Rev E T Clark of First Baptist Church. The couple will live in Brunswick.
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Bessie M. Brill
Perry J. Brill
George Strickler
Brunswick
Jennie Fugitt
South Kent Street
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Strickler
Bellaire
Ohio
L. A. Strickler
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Charles Dove
Washington, D. C
Ether Dove
George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
North Avenue
Gilbert Dove
Rockingham County
Winchester
Dove
William Dove
Wilmington
Del
Washington
Christmas Plans and Social Notes in Front Royal
Mrs. Eleanor Weaver Morton will spend Christmas at Front Royal with her parents on Blue Ridge avenue while Mr. Morton comes from Brooklyn to join. Woodstock residents Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Galladay entertained about seventy guests for their twentieth wedding anniversary at Fairview Road home with ornate decorations and a formal receiving line. Engagement announced for Miss Mary Barclay Patterson and Mr. Lloyd Eugene Brown, connected to Brooklyn and Flushing families, with tea corsages marking the occasion. Various local residents listed in attendance and upcoming visits and hospital exchanges noted.
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George Morton
Eleanor Weaver
Washington
Front Royal
W. C. Weaver, Jr
Blue Ridge Avenue
Mr. Morton
Brooklyn
N. Y
Morton
E. E. Galladay
Fairview Road
Woodstock
Galladay
Clinton Polhamus
Summit Point
W. Va
Leslie Polhamus
Carrie Polhamus
Harry Loveless
Homer Richard
Mildred Shealy
Lucy Rush
P. E. Shealy
Clarence Kibler
Oscar Sheetz
J. H. Smoot
Annie Neeb
Emma Neeb
Harry Hollingsworth
George Boyer
Samuel Bpard
Guy Emswiller
Harry Funkhouser
Jared Roller
William Roller
Charlotte Richard
Homer Fisher
Douglas Polhamus
William Wetzel
J. P. Derrick
Boyd Ramey
Elwood Santimiers
Helen Boyer
Jess Line
Rena Barr
Robert Clowser
Eliza Fleming
Luther Bauserman
Ethel Sager
Beatrice Beidler
Irvin Golladay
Thelma Richard
Lacy Byer
Byrd Bauserman
Lee Osterling
Emma Lou Stoner
Raymond Golladay
George Logan
William L. Logan
Beulah Ray
Edward Leller
Mary Barclay Patterson
William M. Patterson
No. 10
Seventh Avenue
Rabin Rock
Campobello
Canada
Lloyd Eugene Brown
Hugh R. Brown
Murray Hill
Flushing
Mark B. Turner
Patterson
Jackie Dumbleton
Harold T. Dumbleton
Miss Patterson
Berkeley Institute
Adelphi College
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Women of '76
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mr. Brown
Brooklyn Technical High School
Pratt Institute
Margaret McRae Greene
St. Margaret’s Episcopal School
Richmond
Virginia Carson
Cathedral School
Mrs. W. E. Carson
Social Calendar Items From Brad dock Street Churches
Friday schedules include Brad dock Street M E Church young people choir practice at 7 00 p m Bryarly Community League meeting at Bryarly school house and Winchester Virginia Tuberculosis branch country store at the Farmers and Merchants National Bank building at 11 00 p m Afternoon rehearsal for Little Theatre at Miss Mary Greenway Russell home South Stewart Street 8 00 p m Music Lovers Club at Mrs Frank L Buckley 23 South Stewart Street. Tuesday features Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel 12 30 p m Kiwanis Club 12 45 p m Young people choir United Brethren Church 6 45 p m Grace Lutheran Church adult choir 8 30 p m Rotary Club at George Washington.
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Winchester
Virginia Tuberculosis
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Little Theatre
Mary Greenway Russell
South Stewart Street
Music Lovers’ Club
Frank L. Buckley
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
The
United Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Debutante Events Highlight Holiday Social Season
Lutherville Md debuntantes Miss Dorothy Gilpin and Miss Nancy Wickes attend a large ball in honor of Miss Elizabeth Campbell Young with Dr Hugh H Young hosting. Dinners and dances planned by Mr and Mrs Gilpin and by Mr and Mrs Deford. Miss Gilpin visits include family links to Mrs Henry B Gilpin and Mrs Lewis M Allen. Influenza illness easing at Clifford Street residence. Harold Lucas, University of Richmond student, to visit for Christmas with mother Mrs Virginia Wall after recent influenza.
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Del
Dorothy D. Gilpin
Donald Newcomer Gilpin
Lutherville
Nancy Young Wickes
Walter F. Wickes
Hugh H. Young
Elizabeth Campbell Young
Gilpin
Miss Young
Agnes Drewry Deford
John Edward Deford
Robert B. Deford
Gordon Carroll
Miss Gilpin
Henry B. Gilpin
South Washington Street
Lewis M. Allen
Kenneth N Gilpin
Clarke County
Margaret Hodgson Coss
Clifford Street
Harold Lucas
University of Richmond
Virginia Wall
West Clifford Street
Lucas
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Farmers & Merchants Bank
The annual meeting of the stockholders of this bank will be held at its Banking House in Winchester on Tuesday January 10 1933 at eleven o clock A M. The agenda includes election of directors and other business as may come before the meeting. J H Yost Cashier 12-16 taw 4wks
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Winchester
Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust CO
J. H. Yost
Winchester U. B. Circuit Services and Christmas Pageant
Rev. F. G. Senger conducts services at Mt. Olive Sunday School 10 a.m. Sermon 11 a.m. Red Bud Sunday School 2 30 p.m. Sermon 3 15 p.m. Mt. Pleasant Va Christmas program and pageant When the Christ-child Passed Through at 7 30 p.m. Everyone invited.
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F. G. Senger
Mt. Olive
Red Bud
Mt. Pleasant
Hotel Guest Gives $100 Tips to Staff in Norfolk
A Norfolk hotel guest from the Middle West tipped staff with three $100 notes after requesting a barber, ice water, and long distance calls. William K. Mitchell, a hotel staff member, verified the bill, and the bellboy and switchboard operators each received gratitude in the form of $100 tips from R. W. Allen.
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Norfolk
Santa Claus
William K. Mitchell
Mitchell
Middle West
R. W. Allen
Deadlock On Independence For Philippine Isles
Washington December 15 Senate debate stalls on Catanaa Philippine independence bill with an eight year irrevocable freedom plan. Senator Copeland argues U S cannot grant islands freedom without a constitutional amendment. Hawes Cutting compromise seeks earlier reconsideration while opponents demand concessions before a vote.
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Washington
Senate
Copeland
D. N
United States
Law to let Vets Sell Certificates Proposed in Washington
Representative Bachmann proposes allowing veterans to sell adjusted compensation certificates to curb cash demands on the government. The idea aims to reduce outlays and return funds to circulation by forcing buyers to settle loans on certificates. Veterans Administrator Frank Hines backs broader reforms to save about 345 million dollars annually and address inequalities in current laws. He cautioned that some objections may arise as he presents more savings ideas.
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Washington
Bachmann
R W. Va
Treasury
Frank T. Hines
Hines
Joint Congressional Committee
Senate
Capitol
Hope Renewed That Redfern May Yet Be Alive
Brunswick reports revive the five year old hope that Paul Redfern, who disappeared after departing Sea Island Beach in August 1927 en route to Brazil, is alive as a captive king among Amazon Indians. An unnamed aviator reportedly forced down in Brazilian jungle found a white captive king. Redfern allegedly sent a rescue message before leaving for the Amazon swamps.
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Brunswick
Paul Redfern
Sea Island Beachere
Brazil
Belive
Redfern
Georgia
Amazon
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Young People's Choir
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