Mid-winter University events and community notices
Mid-winter dances at the University of Virginia begin February 8 with Navy-Virginia boxing on Saturday. Virginia Players present At Yale, a swimming meet with Duke, boxing with Staunton Military Academy, and Massanutten Academy. School leaders visit Woodstock, Harrisonburg, Staunton, and Luray for regional education outreach.
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University
University of Virginia
Thursady
Navy-Virginia
Weedemeyer
Virginia Players
Owen Davis
Yale
Duke
Staunton Military Academy
Massanutten Academy
Leslie D. Kline
Frederick County
D. J. Howard
Virginia
G. Tyler Miller
Warren
Rappahannock
Woodstock
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Luray
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
Regular weekly gatherings mark a busy slate. The young peoples choir of United Brethren Church meets at 6 45. The Winchester Lodge of Elks convenes at 7 and the adult First Baptist Church choir rehearses at 7 30. Grace Lutheran adult choir sings at 8 15. Brad dock Street Methodist Missionary Society meets after prayer. Rotary Club gathers at George Washington Hotel at 1. Turner Ashby Chapter U D C meets at 3 at 403 West Clifford. Girls Athletic Association meets at 7 30. American Legion Post luncheon at 12 30 and Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church holds a 1 00 meeting.
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Young Peoples’ Choir
United Brethren Church
The
First Baptist Church
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Woman's Missionary Society of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Imey
Rotary Club
George Washington
Turner Ashby
American Legion Post
George Washington Hotel
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Jewish Community Club Hosts Housewarming at Loudoun Headquarters
The Jewish Community Club celebrated the opening of its new club headquarters on the second floor of 136 North Loudoun Street with a housewarming Monday night. Forty two members attended along with Mayor C. R. Anderson and Mrs. Anderson.
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Jewish Community Club
North Loudoun Street
C. R. Anderson
Philip Klompus
Anderson
B. J. Dubin
Board of Governors
A. J. Novick
Jewish Women's Club
Novick
As Klempus
Mise Esther Zuckerman
Philip Kraimer
M. Finklestine
Ben Belchie
Meyer Hamburger Albert Kramer
Roy Ross
P. Klompus
M. Hamburger
P. Kramer
Albert Kramer
A. Levin
Naomi Zuckerman
R. Ross
H. Rappaport
Louis Wonder
M. Finklestein
Sadie Finklestein
E. Grab. S. Greenspun
S. Edlovitz
Jack Stern
Ben and
Sol Belchie
Paul Novick
Winchester
M. Lieberman
Front Royal
R. L. Kaplan
J. Wolfson
Dance At Stephens City Monday Night Promises Big Crowds
A round dance at the bank building hall in Stephens City is announced for Monday evening February 12 with Soddy Haines and his Winchester band. Dances there have grown in popularity and a large crowd is expected. The Francis Asbury Young People's Union will meet with Stephens City Union Thursday at 8 pm in the Southern Methodist Church for a brief worship program, business session led by Charles Brady, and an ensuing recreational hour.
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Stephens City
Soddy Haines
Winchester
Young People’s Union
Stephens City Union
Francis Asbury Young People’s Union
Stephens City Young People’s Union
Southern Methodist Church
Charles Brady
Mrs McCarty Entertained By Famous Actresses
Mrs Mae McCarty returned today from New York after ten days shopping for the Betty Shoppe. She and her son Charles Mort, a New York Military Academy pupil, were guests of Miss Katherine Hepburn and Miss Blanche Bates at the Mart inback Theatre and were to tour Washington next week.
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McCarty
Mae McCarty
New York
Charles Mort
New York Military Academy
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Katherine Hepburn
Blanche Bates
Martinback Theatre
Washington
Police Court Case Records in Washington City
In city police court R. E. Devonshire of Washington D es was fined ten dollars plus costs for drunkenness and disorderly conduct at the bus terminal around 2 AM today.
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R. E. Devonshire
Washington, D.es
Handley Boys Lose to Berryville in Close 24 26 Game
Berryville High School defeated Handley High School 26 to 24 in a fast passing contest. Murphy and Hess led Berryville scorers while Garber and Crisman had six points each for Handley. Berryville girls beat Alumni 31 to 8.
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Berryville High School
Handley High School
Murphy
Hess
Berryville
Garber
Crisman
Handley Boys
Jerome Miller Dies After Lingering Illness at 70
Jerome S Miller 70 died at his home 536 Highland avenue early this morning after a long illness caused by complications. He was a longtime Frederick County resident before moving to the city 12 years ago and is survived by his widow Maude Meadows Miller and two daughters Mrs Newton Miller and Mrs Minnie Miller. Friends may gather at the late home Friday morning at 10 then proceed to Mount Olive United Brethren Church for services conducted by Rev Robert B Campbell. Interment will be in Mount Olive cemetery.
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Jerome S. Miller
Highland Avenue
Miller
Frederick County
William and
Elizabeth Krouse Miller
Maude Meadows Miller
Newton Miller
Minnie Miller
Mount Olive United Brethren Church
Hayfield
Robert B. Campbell
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Mount Olive Cemetery
Local Clerk Earns Dr Scholl School Scholarship
Mrs Margaret Dunlap a Huntsberry Shoe Store clerk in New York City has won a scholarship at the Dr Scholl School of Advanced Orthopedics. The selection followed strong rivalry and recognizes her skill in shoe fitting foot anatomy and comfort aids. Her departure date is not set, and owner Mr Huntsberry praises the achievement as boosting service to customers.
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Margaret Dunlap
New York City
Scholl
Huntsberry
New York
Philco radio program schedule and later all wave aerial note
Radio schedule lists daily segments with various acts, news, and orchestras across evening hours. An additional note promotes Philco All-Wave Aerial as essential for maximum reception quality and minimal extra cost.
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Philco
Low-Cost CWA Office Spending Revealed by Shade
Walter M. Shade told the Lions Club the city county CWA administration has cost $65.07 since December 1. He enumerated office allocations across five offices, noting in kind donations from Shenandoah Valley Bank, Herman Hable, and others, plus eight CWA and Federal staff on payrolls.
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CWA
W. M. Shade
Lions’ Club
Walter M. Shade
Shade
Sis
Prine
Shenandoah Valley Bank
Bailey
Herman Hable
Childs
Edwards
County Board of Supervisors
Court House
W. A. Baker
P. P. Pilcher
Federal
Relic recalls history in Winchester Rotary notes
In the January Botarian Magazine a notice from the Winchester Rotary Club recalls a visit by Rotarian Alfred Edwards of Middlesborough England. Winchester Rotarians presented the English club with a Rotary emblem carved from Fort Loudoun wood built by George Washington in pre revolutionary times.
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Botarian
Winchester Rotary Club
Winchester
Alfred Edwards
Rotary, Club
Middlesborough
England
Fort Loudoun
George Washington
Visiting Minister Here For Tonight Prayer Service
Rev. Dr. G. W. Banks of the Kentucky Conference will conduct the prayer service at Brad dock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South this evening at 7 30 oclock. You are invited to attend this worship.
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G. W. Banks
Kentucky Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Braddock
Street Methodist Episcopal Church
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