Miss Gwendolyn Huyett Weds Mr. Henry Reid Lunsford
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Gwendolyn Huyett of Clearbrook Virginia and Mr. Henry Reid Lunsford of this city. They wed Saturday December 16 in Harrisonburg Virginia at the Lutheran Church with Rev. Minnick officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William B Huyett of Clearbrook. She is a Handley High School graduate. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexandria T Lunsford, also attended Handley High School and formerly worked at W F Brown grocery. now owns the Lunsford grocery on East Cork Street. They will reside in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn Huyett
Clearbrook
Henry Reid Lunsford
Harrisonburg
Minnick
William 8
Huyett
Handley High School
Lunsford
Alexandria T. Lunsford
W F. Brown
East Cork Street
Little Miss Grim Celebrates First Birthday at Grim Home
A birthday party was held last Friday at 22 Valley Avenue for Marjorie Grim’s first birthday. Guests included Elaine Grin, Gaynel Triplett, Nina Triplett, Major and Mrs. James Mars of the Salvation Army, and Nelson Grim. Refreshments featured ice cream cakes and candies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Grim
Valley Avenue
Marjorie Grim
Elaine +. Grin
Gaynel Triplett
Nina Triplett
James Mars
The
Salvation Army
Nelson Grim
Mrs Roosevelt Meets Santa in White House Christmas Scene
The article describes Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt visiting with Santa as the nation’s first family spreads Christmas spirit. The photograph highlights Mrs Roosevelt and her interaction with Santa as part of holiday celebrations at the White House.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Santa
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Stephens City Churches Plan Community Christmas Service
In Stephens City Virginia the three churches Methodist Lutheran and Presbyterian join for a 2 39 pm Christmas afternoon service. A large Christmas tree will stand on the Metho dist Church lawn and Rev C C Bush Rev Snyder Alleman and Rev Allen Jones will speak. Treats for children and a toy drive are planned with discarded toys collected at W H Herrells store for less fortunate kids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Herrell
Girl Admits Kidnapping Tale Was Fabricated
Marie Ball, 16, of Taylor, confessed the kidnapping story she gave to police was false. State's Attorney Meyer H. Getz said the charges against George Highman and Ross Jones would be dropped and both would be released. She admitted she devised the tale to avoid punishment for staying home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Belair
Meyer H. Getz
Marie Ball
Taylor
Getz
George Highman
Ross Jones
President Urged To Use Ordinance Funds For Army
The Associated Press reports that on December 18 President Roosevelt was urged by Senate military committee representatives to spend the full ten million dollars set aside for army ordinance improvements under the polka pres nee i sheppard. Senator Barbour, Senator Byrd, Senator Dieterich, and Governor Moore accompanied Sheppard and urged the President to study the proposal.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate Military Committee
Figstoner
Barbour
New Jersey
Byrd
Virginia
Dieterich
Illinois
Moore
Sheppard
C R Anderson Award To Be Made By A Committee
Recommendations are being made this week by the Boy Scout of Winchester for the annual Charles R Anderson Jr award a medal presented by Dr Charles R Anderson to the outstanding Boy Scout in Winchester in courtesy honesty and sincerity in Scout work The medal will be presented at the February court of honor A committee of three men will select the 1933 Scout from nominations of one from each troop
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Boy Scout of
Winchester
Charles R. Anderson, Jr
Charles R. Anderson
Stak Dents & Ton
Rudolph Palmer
Charles Anderson
Deane Key Speaker for Clarke County Woman's Club
William Harper Deane of White Haven Clarke County formerly with the Department of Agriculture and the National Chamber of Commerce spoke at Clarke County Woman's Club Friday. He described Fountain Heads of Literature linking writers to soil and sea and noted hard living as source of strength.
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Berryville
William Harper Deane
White Haven
Clarke County
Department of Agriculture
National Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Clarks County
Woman's Club
M. Deane
George Latimer
Saturay Evening Post
Gentlema
Deane
Rene Bazin
France
Ants as Pests Warn Homeowners in Tropics
In tropical regions red ants multiply and force households to set each table leg in a cup of water to keep food from being covered by the pests.
Radio Schedule and Philco Ad Mention Nobel Dinner
Monday evening listings show WJZ and WABC broadcasting music and news with Bing Crosby Lawrence Tibbett and the World Court program. An advertisement promotes a new 60 Lowboy Philco set at 42.50 from Miller & Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Court
Frank B. Kellogg
Sinclair Lewis
Alfred B. Nobel
Hotel Roosevelt
Wjz
Miller & Anderson
Eliza Tucker's Christmas shopping guide in town shops
Eliza Tucker promotes the Winchester area stores listing Christmas items and gift ideas. She urges readers to visit L. B. Smith Inc Golden Glow Harper Shop Lovett Brothers Shoe Store Winchester Printers and Stationers for linens purses perfumes polishes and monogrammed stationery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovett Brothers Shoe Store
Daniel Green
Christmas Parade Frocks at Ruby Jackson Shoppe
Shoppe invites shoppers to join the Christmas parade in frocks from Ruby Jackson Shoppe. Prices are reasonable and stock is fresh, featuring Vanity Fair foundation garments, linen hankies, and rhinestone jewelry as gift suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Jackson
Vanity Fair
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Mr. Lunsford
Christ Church
Christ Epis
Copal Church
Steck, Jr
Miss Buckley
Betsy
Walter Massey
Iste Field
Arthur Field, Jr
Joseph Lee
Jack Pennypackr
Masters Tomene Colin Hayley
Bruce Nelson
Derek Hayley
Miss Grim
Dent
Santa Claus
Highman
Jones
Huntsberry
C. R. Anderson
Wm. H. Deane
Woman’s Club
Tropics
Margaret L
Hodgson
Xmas Greting
Morris Exquisite Candies
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Philco
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Eliza Tucker
Winchesters
Palace Theatre
town—Mon
Spencer Tracy
Clare Trevor
Preston Foster
Leslie Fenton
Buddy Roosevelt
Wolf Dog
L. 8
Smith, Inc
Harper ‘Shop
Eleco
Queen of Hearts
Nat Hawkins
Colonial Art & Craft Shop
Rhodes Drug Company 373
Whitman’s
U. S. Postal Savings Depository
Everlasting
Wagner
N. Loudoun
Loudoun
Stationery
Star Job Office
Lovett Shoe
Coudoun St
America
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washington Hotel
N.R. A
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