Local church and club events listed in Friday and Saturday calendar
The schedule lists a Friday 6 30 p m covered dish dinner at the Church of Christ with urged full attendance and a 7 p m Braddock Street Methodist Young People's Choir rehearsal. Saturday includes Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel at 12 30 p m Kiwanis Club luncheon at 12 45 p m United Brethren Church meeting at 6 45 p m Grace Lutheran adult choir practice at 8 30 p m Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel and evening tap and ballroom dancing classes at the hotel under Stafford Pemberton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
The
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
United Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Stafford Pemberton
Christmas Parties Honor Little Miss Kinney and Gwaltney
A sequence of social events highlights holiday gatherings. Miss Katharine Kern hosts Little Miss Holloway Kinney of Washington and Florida with a bridge party for Miss Constance Gwaltney of Reidsville while Miss Gwaltney is feted by Virginia Huntsberry and guests at Fairfax Lane. The Blue Ridge Hunt begins from Carter Hall with riders including Miss Margaret Byrd and spectators like Mrs. Richard Byrd. a hunt breakfast was postponed due to the owner's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Kern
Amherst Street
Holloway Kinney
Washington
Florida
Jane
Emily Rosenberger
Eleanor Kerfoot
Charlotte Stover
Elizabeth Massie
Betty Alden
Rebecca Pifer
Robert Friend
Bentley Kinney
Billy Bell
Billy Massie
Charles Harper
Robert Harper
Gwaltney
Virginia Ann Huntsberry
Rhodes Huntsberry
Fairfax Lane
Constance Gwaltney
Reidsville
N. C
Edith Cornwell
Helen Buckley
Mrs. Mann
New York City
Dorothy Rhodes
Middletown
Margaret Flannery
Baltimore
Mary Lou Fritts
White Post
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Planned for January 4
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a meeting Monday evening January 4 at 7 30 o clock at Mrs C E Dorsette s home on Morgan street Members are urged to attend as the gathering is described as very important.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
C. E. Dorsette
Morgan Street
Misses Cooper Host Dinner Party With Younger Set
Miss Ethel Athey Cooper and Miss Retha Carson Cooper, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Cooper, entertained Wednesday at their North Cameron street home for twelve guests. Also visiting were Mgr. and Mrs. R. A. Garvin of Marion Ohio who stayed with Mrs. B. F. Line on Virginia avenue before continuing to Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Ethel Athey Cooper
Retha Carson Cooper
Grover C. Cooper
North Cameron Street
Mgr
R. A. Garvin
Marion
Ohio
Washington
B. F. Line
Virginia Avenue
George W. Good
New York City
Mrs. I. N. Good
North Braddock Street
Margaret Griannery
Baltimore
Jane Mudd
Cameron Street
Katie Boxwell
Charles Town
Mrs
Milton Bauserman
Braddock Street
N. H. Carpenter, Jr
Valley Avenue
George Washington Hotel
Lawrence Williams
George W. Crowser
Holiday Guests and Travels of Local Residents
A parade of names and towns fills a society page as Mrs. Garland hosts J Trevor Downer from Fort Hoyle Md and others visit relatives in Hagerstown Baltimore Frederick Richmond and Washington. Several return home after spending the holidays with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seddon Nelson
West Boscawen Street
Washington
Harry Byrd, Jr
Harry Kern, Jr
John Scully
Monte Green
Richmond
Step-mother and husband get two years for closet confinement
Mrs. Harry Riley and her husband are escorted by detectives toward prison after receiving the maximum penalty of two years and a $250 fine for keeping Edith Riley, 18, in a closet in Washington. Edith, known as the closet girl, is viewed nearby as the case concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Riley
Edith Riley
Washington
Edith
Apple Market Dull Across Europe and U S Trade
A Washington dispatch reports quiet barreled apple auctions in Liverpool London and Hamburg with light supplies and slow to moderate demand. Virginia York Imperial and Winesaps show mixed stocks and prices from 2% to 2% above a $3.06 to $5.36 range, while Empire Board notes Tasmanian yields at 110 percent of normal and Victoria prospects weak due to rain and thrips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Washington
Fred A. Motz
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Liverpool
Nova
U. S
Virginia
Hamburg
Virginia Winesap
Virginia Stayman
U.S. No
United Kingdom
United States
Canada
Jamaica
Palestine
Porto Rico
Jaffa
Spain
Empire Marketing Board
Tasmania
Victoria
South Australia
New Zealand
Milton on iron and gold as war's main nerves
When early people discovered metals and learned smelting they entered the world where war centralizes on two main nerves iron and gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Oratory Resources in Confidence Against Nations Storm
The Exchange notes that oratory’s power is more often used to stir fierce passions than to calm them. The piece reflects on rhetoric as a tool that can inflame or soothe international tensions and urges prudent speech in diplomacy.
Ex Service Man Seeks Living Wage Job and Bonus Support
ES Hart former Army sergeant from 116th Infantry 29th Division appeals for factory work and early bonus payment. He recalls wage hardship after layoffs and home loss, urges job opportunities at a living wage and questions 15 cent road work pay. He notes upcoming Mill work at Winchester Woolen Mill and urges Congress to pass the bonus bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Winchester
Washington
Winchester Woolen Mill Company
Woolen
ES Hart
Man Ct Co
Belief of Snakes Links Chieftain Souls to Relatives
An African native belief holds that the souls of deceased chieftains visit kin as snakes. The saying notes that true discretion comes with giving up the idea that sophistication equals losing sleep.
Mr I Pred Stine Leaves for Baltimore Visit
Mr I Pred Stine departed yesterday for a several days visit with relatives and friends in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. I. Pred
Stine
Baltimore
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Coe al
Junior Hopital Auxiliary
George Washin
W Memorial Hospital
Zeigler
Eleanor Reynolds Schlosshauer
Chicago Opera Company
Martha Tucker
Martha E. Tucker
Handley High School
Virginia Hunter Boyd
Department of Physical Education
Fenton Nelson
Grace Elizabeth Bosserman
Charlotte Campbell
Jarie Rhodes
Mildred Sirbauch
Bentley Thomas
Miss Sulliven
Mary Sullivan
National Avenue
Mary Capper
Mary Thomas
Lucy Dean
Helen Crisman
Elsie Mathews
Irene Headley
Hunter Gaunt
Milton B. Bauserman
Jack Harrall
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Mildred Harris
Morgan County
Robert Davis
Flatwood
Frederick
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
Davis
Little Miss Kinney
Huntsberry
Helen Mish
Haddon Heights
WN. J
Yuletide
J. Trevor Downer
Fort Hoyle, Md
Garland. M. Hafisbrough
Fairfax, Va
Sidney N. Jones
Miss Ha Ritter
Frederick, Md
Frederick Hospital
Della Ritter
Elizabeth Williams
Kathleen Sutton
West Cork Street
Anne Brooke Kern
Charlotte, N. C
Mary Lou Wadsworth
Fairmont Avenue
Henry Humphreys
Memorial Hospitel
J. G. Smith
Arthur O'Leary
Ernest Carpenter
Hilda Hottel
Gertrude Eddy
Raymond R. Bates
Stephens City
R. S. Bates
Hagerstown
Bates
G. A. Moulton
Baker S&s. Singhass
Quarryville
Eva Boyd
Memorial Hospital
Howard Smith
Front Royal
Miss Westwood Byrd
Rosemont
Berryville
Richard, Osborne
Alice Osborne
Louise Snider
Osborne
Henrietta Fuller
Charles B. Snider
Martinsburg
Virginia Carson
Riverton
Miss Buckley
Hagerstown Country Club
Lawrence Harkness
Leesburg
T. M. Hiltzheimer
Buccahanan
Mrs. Hiltzheimer
Mr. Hiltzheimer
Buchanan
Betty Rose Sine
Paul M. Sine
B. F. Sine
James Collier
Mississippi
Ways and Means Committee
Henry J. Stimson
Pola Negri
Santa Monica
Cal
Pola
Hollywood
Pecan Glade
Irwin Drug CO
APPLE
England
Bunco
Ing Service
the Commercial & Savings Bank
National Credit Association No. 1
Federal Reserve District
R. M. Swimley
C. W. Ramsburg Grocery
Ryan
Fair Play Store
Golden Glow Korn Smax
N. Loudoun St
Golden Glow Soda
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