Winchester Girls Honored by Students' Organization at Teachers College
Miss Mary Bryant Cox of Independence was elected to the Student Government Association at Harrisonburg State Teachers College. Miss Adelaide Howser of Ballston became president of the Y W C A, Miss Lois Sloop of Harrisonburg was named editor in chief of The Breeze, and Ethel Cooper of Winchester will edit the Schoolma am next year. A tie for Athletics president between Retha Cooper and Martha Wratney was decided with Cooper winning. Installations set for March 25 with terms through March 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bryant Cox
Independence
Harrisonburg State Teachers College
Frances Wells
Suffolk
Mor
Adelaide Howser
Ballston
Elizabeth Thweatt
Petersburg
Lois Sloop
Harrisonburg
Virginia Cox
Woodlawn
the Breeze
Campus Weekly
Ethel Cooper
Winchester
Schoolma'am
Evelyn Pugh
Edom
Retha Cooper
Martha Wratney
Pittsburgh
The
Athletic Association
Sylvia Kamsky
Richmond
Cooper
John H Woods Spending Weekend Here From Washington
John H Woods formerly of this city and now with Central Airlines in Washington D C is visiting relatives for the weekend. He reports 15 inches of snow at Washington airport forcing cancellation of flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Woods
Central Airlines
Washington, D. C
Washington
Social Calendar of Local Clubs This Week
A busy week of meetings and events across Winchester with Lions Club Kiwanis D A R American Legion Young People's Choir and Rotary Club gatherings. The Francis Asbury Union and Girls Athletic Association hold bi monthly and special events at local churches and hotel venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Francis Asbury Union
Arthur Rowbotham
Stephenson Social Club
E. H. Woore
Clearbrook
Seventh Congressional District
American Legion
United Brethren Church
Seventh District Legionnaires
Winchester Lodge
Ellis
Piccadilly and
Braddock
Grace Lutheran Church
Congregational- Christian Church
Annual Mid-Winter Ball At Shenandoah Valley Academy
The Shenandoah Valley Academy hosted its annual Mid-Winter Ball in the Old Study hall with Red and White decor. Cadet Richard Adams led the dance committee. attendees included numerous guests from Martinsburg and Baltimore. Three Wingfield sisters will sing for Golden Rule events at Braddock Street Methodist Church with Rev. Dr. Hubert Sydenstricker teaching the Golden Rule class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Bob Riley
Roszel
Sarah Chew
Robert Greer
Martinsburg
Richard Adams
Reynolds and Greer
Dick Adams
Evelyn Rinker
Buck Albrite
Rachel Jennings
Bradshaw Beverley
Shirley Williams
Leo Cavailey
Virginia White
Edward Daniel
Mary C. Huntsberry
Wesley Dean
Mary Burchard
Baltimore
Robert Emerson
Billy Richards
Ann Thomas
Grant Haines
Virginia Butsler
Thomas Kite
Kathleen Mudd
Walter Massie
Hannah Bonner
W. Va
Arthur Olinger
Virginia Smith
Fred Pierce
Anne Grove
Sam Pope
Mollie Glass
Marshall Reynolds
Anne Meade
Henry Schneider
Miss Butsler
John Thomas
Helen Patton
Wenzell
Miss Grant
Thomas Wolford
Margret Cole
Victor Emerson
Charlotte Nicodemus
Henry Baker
Charles Busbee
Harry Fowle
William Massie
Peter Perkins
Scott Lavell
Strong
Tom Placino
Wingfield
Golden Rulers
Golden Rule Bible Class
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Winifred
Dorothy
Hazel Wingfield
Hubert Sydenstricker
Golden Ruler
Golden Rule Orchestra
W. H. MclIlwee
Stine's Chapel Endeavorers Set Monthly gathering
The Christian Endeavor Society of Stine's Chapel will hold its regular meeting tomorrow at 8 PM. The program is titled Link's of a Glorious Chain. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stine’s Chapel
Christian Endeavor Society of
Rev Campbell to Speak at United Brethren Meeting
The Rev. Robert B. Campbell pastor of Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church will be guest speaker at the Christian Endeavor Union meeting of the United Brethren Church tomorrow evening at 645. Kenneth Cather leads the program and the public is invited. Also noted are influenza cases at No 18 West Gerard street affecting Mr and Mrs R Edward March their daughter Mrs Hilda Cochran and Mrs Clarence E Hardy who remains ill on South Braddock street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
William H. Demidg
E. P. Burr
Anne Burr
Artford
Conn
George Washington Hotel
Joseph A. Massie
Horace Davis
H. B. McCormac
R. B.campbell
Robert B. Campbell
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Union
United Brethren Church
Kenneth Cather
March
R. Edward March
Hilda Cochran
West Gerard Street
Clarence E. Hardy
South Braddock Street
Friends Plan a Testimonial in Citizen's Honor
Berryville Virginia February reports a testimonial planned for a former Clarke county official who served forty years. The event honors his popularity and long public service as friends gather at the Inn to celebrate.
Klompus Escapes Hurt After Icy Fall in Town
North Loudoun street merchant Philip Klompus slipped on an icy sidewalk at Loudoun and Cork around 11 this morning. He struck his head but suffered only a shakeup and returned to his business. Also reported, Mrs. J M Steck Jr remains unchanged at Memorial Hospital, gravely ill for a week, and Lollie Dale Vorous of Berryville slightly better after spinal meningitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Klompus
Loudoun Street
Loudoun
Cork Streets
Klompus
J. M. Steck, Jr
Memorial Hospital
Lollie Dale Vorous
Berryville
Pickles Gain Sophistic tion Labeled as Sophisticated
London article notes Hackney Council discusses the term sophistication defined as adulteration by foreign admixture. It suggests pickled cucumbers, when certified, are described as sophisticated under this wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hackney Council
Interesting Radio Programs On The Air Tonight
Radio program listings show tonight and Sunday schedules for WEAF WABC WJZ WOR and other stations. The Philco Radio Log is promoted for finding stations. Miller and Anderson offer free home delivery and a 25 cent old-tube trade-in with a free radio and aerial inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC
WJZ
New York
Philco Radio Log
Miller& Anderson's
Thornton Fisher
WEAF
Hampton Institute Singers
Beauty Box
WABC
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Rubinoff
Nino Martini
Andre Kostelanetz
Chateau
Victor Young
al Jolson
WIZ
WOR
Dial 71
Music Hall of the Air
Symphony Orchestra
Frank Black
Murry Hill
Leslie Howard
New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Metropolitan Opera
Jack Benny
Eddie Cantor
Phil Baker
Ripley
Ozzie Nelson
Harriet Hilliard
Major Bowes
Manhattan
Walter Winchell
Paul Whitman
Wayne King
Miller & Anderson
Philco
Telephone
Special Music At Second Chats Around the Fire Side
At the second service in the series at Congregational Christian Church South Braddock and West Clifford streets several special musical numbers are planned Mrs R E Griffith will sing The New Commandment from the cantata Olivet to Calvary Handel Miss Mary Cather will accompany and play a piano offertory Quartette From Rigoletto Mr Robert McNally assisted by Mr Orville Hoover will sing The Trumpeter by Dix A James quartet with Edward Moten Willard Gibson Cecil Pearson and James Laws accompanied by Miss Blanche Gibson constitutes a special attraction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Braddock
West Clifford Streets
R. E. Griffith
Olivet To
Handel
Mary Cather
Dix
James Quartet
Edward Moten
Willard Gibson
Cecil Pearson
James Laws
Blache Gibson
Mr Hawkins Died of Heart Attack in Winchester
Francis M Hawkins, a well known carpenter, died at 6 p m yesterday of a heart attack at his apartment home 536 North Kent street He was 54 born March 25 1880 in Shenandoah county He survived by two daughters Virginia Hawkins and Mrs E R Whitacre a son Franklin Hawkins a sister Mrs Annie Warner and two grandchildren Helen and Eugene Whitacre Funeral Monday with service at the Whitacre home then Highland Avenue Church and interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Hawkins
William Brill
North Kent Street
Shenandoah County
Co. L
Martha Ann Hawkins
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Hawkins
Virginia Hawkins
E. R. Whitacre
Franklin Hawkins
Winchester
Annie Warner
Pittsburgh
Helen
Eugene Whitacre
Virginia Avenue
Highland Avenue
Robert B. Campbell
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Funeral for Susie V. Taylor Sunday at Mount Carmel Church
The funeral for Susie V. Taylor will be held at 2 30 oclock Sunday afternoon at Mount Carmel Free Baptist Church conducted by Rev. 8 S Spriggs. Interment is in Orrick Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie V. Taylor
Mount Carmel Free Baptist Church
8. S. Spriggs
Orrick Cemetery
Rural groups set weekly 4-H program schedule
Home demonstration agent Elizabeth Farrar submits the coming week program with 4-H meetings demonstrations for adults and youth, health standards and cooking lessons, club reorganizations, and cake baking demonstrations across Gravel Springs Gainesboro Red Bud Mount Williams and North Frederick groups. The schedule includes meetings at homes and community sites with demonstrations on deep fat frying room improvement health topics and clothing closet accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Farrar
Gravel Springs
M. Brill
Louise Cooley
Gainesboro
Mary Whitacre
Missie Adams
North Frederick
Lee Whitacre
Mount Williams
C. M. Rosenberger
Hayfield
1936 Farm Home Economic Outlook Invite
Community wide invitation issued for the 1936 farm home economic outlook. Women are warmly welcomed to attend. Thursday night Round Hill 4-H Club hosts a business session and project work. Friday White Hall 4-H Club holds both project and business meetings. Bryarly 4-H Club combines program project and business activities Friday night. Saturday offers forums and conferences. Mr W Nelson Page Winchester postmaster returns tomorrow night from South Carolina where he visited Mr Harry Guggenheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill
W. Nelson Page
Winchester
South Carolina
Harry Guggenheim
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teachers College
H. K. Russell
Harry K. Russell
Virginia Cover Russell
Clarksdale
Miss
Patterson
Honolulu
David H. Patterson
San Francisco Calif
Golden Gate Port
H. T
Parrafine Company
Mr. Patterson
Grippe
Beatrice Kern
Harry
Francis
Russell
Ada Kern
Gore
Fairfax Inn
Rotary Club
Girls’ Athletic Association
West Piccadilly Street
Robert Y. Conrad Post
Heidi
Clare Thee Ma
Allejmenos
Stephens City
Wm. A. Bradford
Winbe
Clarke County
Anna K. Cumins
Francis Beverley Whiting
Winter Park
Fla
George P. Greenhalgh
Toledo
Ohio
Virginia
Miss Eversman
William B. Watkins
Graham Dougherty
Elizabeth Tupper
Harry Pee
Roland G. Mitchell
Thomas Gold
Rebecca Gold
E. Blackburn Moore
EF. B. Moore
Charles Douglas Fox
C.E. Lippitt
Skiing Club of
Great Britain
Mr. Fox
Switzerland
Bertram Fox
England
Eliza Lippitt Fox
William Wattles
Nannie Lippitt Hatchell
Bowles Lippitt
Charles Town
Sarah B. Crown
Henry Kerfoot
Henry, Jr
Takoma Park
B. B. Jones
William D. Upshaw
Georgia
Charles Lane
Houston
Texas
Jane, Iden
Helen Berry
Virginia Shenk
State Teachers’ College
Fredericksburg
Harold Potts
William and May College
R. E. Potts
Joseph F. Moore, Jr
J. F. Moore
University of Virginia
MR. Hawkins
North Frederick Group
U. S
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
White Hall
Bryarly
Projet
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Westinghouse Automatic
Northern Virginia Power CO
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Huntsberry
Tavenner
Ware
Bros. Capitol
Valentine Norris
le Boocks’ Paarimacy
Phers
Safety Council
Chamber of Commerce
Evening Star
Civic League
Civic Clubs
Star Office
R. M. Swimley
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