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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1938

Page

8

Social Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Rehearsals

The schedule lists a 1 00 p m Legion Post luncheon at the George Washington Hotel. At 3 00 p m the Women's Civic League meets at Handley Library with Elks Club minstrel rehearsals at the George Washington Hotel. 7 30 p m Otterbein Guild meets at Miss Gretna Pattons home. Saturday 3 30 p m Elks minstrel rehearsals return to the George Washington Hotel. Sunday 3 00 p m winter concert series opens at the MclIiwee Municipal Band Theatre.

Elks Club George Washington Hotel United Brethren Church Otterbein Guild Gretna Patton MclIiwee Municipal

Annual Gathering Highlights Birthdays Weddings and Club News

A Frederick social page notes the Bucher family celebration for Miss Janice Bucher as well as a Jefferson County wedding of Miss Lockie Byrd Lewis to Arthur W. Cooper. It also covers the Sunshine Club petition for Edith Maxwell clemency, the postponed Ambassador Quartet concert, and the Girl's Athletic Association annual meeting with officers re elected.

Annual officers elected by Old Fredericktown Garden Club

The Old Fredericktown Garden Club held its final 1937 meeting at Mrs. E. B. Gooper's South Washington street home. Officers for 1938 were elected: President Mrs. George G. Snarr, Vice President Mrs. Allen Bond, Secretary Mrs. S. C. Brooks, Treasurer Mrs. W. R. Legge.

Old Fredericktown Garden Club E. B.gooper South Washington Street George G. Snarr Allen Bond S. C. Brooks W. R. Legge Farold Brown R. C. Green

Modern Etiquette Clarifications on Titles and Address

A Q and A on speaking to employers and using prefixes in social cards. The secretary should use Sir when addressing an employer and men’s social cards should bear the prefix Mr. The piece outlines traditional manners and proper forms of address.

Double Wedding Performed Christmas Day Draws Local Interest

A Christmas afternoon double wedding in Exmore Baptist Church joined Miss Gladys Walker with Herman Hutcherson and Miss Rosalind Walker with John Connelly, all of Gladys. The Rev A C Walker officiated as attendees, bridesmaids, ushers, and a reception followed. The couple then left for a brief wedding trip amid rice and confetti. Mrs Hutcherson and Mrs Connelly bring ties to local education and business communities. The day also featured a Legion Auxiliary meeting rescheduled to January 10 at Mrs R E Griffith Sr.'s home.

Exmore Gladys Virginia Walker Herman Lee Hutcherson Gladys Rosalind Adelaide Walker John Connelly A. C Walker John Moore University of Richmond Christine Thomas Temple Homar Berryville Sara Brittingham Philadelphia Janice Kilman Painter Celeste Bonniwell Willis Wharf Arthur Marsh Hutcherson Connelly A. C. Walker, Jr Gerald Moore Martin Lewis Walker E.F. Ashley Standley High School Averette College Danville Campbell County Bluefield College Virginia Gladys High School Virginia Baptist Hospital Lynchburg

Births and weddings thread through regional notices

Mr and Mrs Johns congratulate over the birth of Charlotte Ann Johns at Memorial Hospital on December 19. Mrs Johns before marriage was Miss Charlotte Powers. Mr and Mrs Hawes announce the marriage of their daughter Helen Louvenia to William Johns of Nineveh Virginia on January 5 at Frederick Maryland. They plan to live in Winchester as John works for B and C Bakery. Rest Missionary Society will meet Saturday night at the home of Mr and Mrs M S Snapp Ridgeway West Virginia with new president Mrs Victor P Ridgeway in charge. Walter Massey son of Mr and Mrs Carl Massey of Merry Mans Lane Huntington West Virginia visits before heading to New York City. Russell A Joyce and family visited Dr and Mrs R Clayton Pitts in Columbia. Mrs Joyce’s mother Mrs William Jackson Tiller of Richmond also visited. Miss Margaret Byrd of Gunston Hall School Washington DC will spend weekend with grandmother Mrs R E Byrd Amherst Street who is recovering from a Tuesday automobile accident. Mrs John Patterson, Memorial Hospital patient, has moved to Northwestern Grade residence in satisfactory condition. Mr and Mrs Newton Lee of Baltimore are visiting. Miss Sara Carper returned to American University Washington after holidays with her parents in the city.

Lockie Byrd Lewis Steward Lewis Arthur W. Cooper Joseph Cooper Annie F. Cooper Methodist Stephens City Homer Welch Cooper Oliver Woore Winchester England Covington Mr. Cooper W. W. Woore Court Street Natural Bridge Roanoke White Sulphur Springs W. Va Kernstown Johns Hawes Charles W. Hawes Hillsville Helen Louvenia William Johns Nineveh Ay United Brethren Parsonage Frederick Rest Missionary Society Woman's Missionary Society of Rest M Margaret Byrd Gunston Hall School Washington, D. C R. E. Byrd Amherst Street Byrd

Heads of Three Executed by Guillotine in Berlin

Berlin January 17 three Germans were executed by the guillotine at dawn. Josef Starck Otto Demwolff and Herbert Gajewski were executed for treason and espionage.

Berlin Josef Starck Otto Demwolff Herbert Gajewski

Speeches Stir Debate on Royalist Families and Spending

Wilmer F. Shryock condemns recent speeches as insipid and crass. He warns that sixty royalist families could threaten the country while billions are spent, urging no lingering doubt and no misrepresentation of the outbursts.

Front Royal and Warren County News Notes Mix of Visits and Local Updates

Miss Margaret Ann Lewin of Washington visits town and plans a Winchester trip. Major and Mrs Willie Burt return from Nashville. Weston Rudacille of Charles Town visits ill relatives. Caldwell Harrison Richards of Washington to spend weekend here. Mrs Larkin Rudacille hospitalized in Winchester Memorial. Mrs William Fuqua Jr. operated on in Rockingham Memorial. grandchildren with grandparents. Senator Aubrey Weaver to Richmond for General Assembly. Howard Duncan to accompany as postmaster at Senate building. Fire dept answered 38 calls in 1937, 25 inside Front Royal. 13 outside town. Four new members joined: Leslie Young Jack Collins James Simpson Charles Biggs. Budgeted refreshments served after meeting. L B Carys chairs ways and means. Charles Menefee and Stewart Payne on committee.

Othe Front Royal Leslie Young Jack Collins James Simpson Charles Biggs Ways and Means L. B. Carys Charles Menefee Stewart Payne

Deaths Charles E Potterfield Front Royal

Charles E Potterfield 75 of Alexandria died Wednesday night from a stroke. He is survived by his wife Phillipa Bennet of Strasburg daughter Annabelle and two sons Pearl and Glenn of Washington. Funeral services were in Alexandria. He had been an early Front Royal Remount Depot employee and later a businessman there. Attendees from Front Royal included Manley Simpson William Kuser and Sergeant Frank Davies.

Charles E. Potterfield Front Royal Alexandria

Stoutamyer Re elected Chief In Front Royal Fire Meeting

The Front Royal Relief Fire Department held its first meeting of the year at the Assemble Room in city hall with 44 members present. Frank Stoutamyer was re elected chief and officers including E T Whitworth as assistant chief L B Cary as first lieutenant Hugh Reid second lieutenant Lewis Thompson third lieutenant Ray Jones secretary and Stewart Payne treasurer were re elected. Ray Jones reported on the department's status.

Front Royal Frank Stoutamyer E. T. Whitworth L. B. Cary Hugh Reid Lewis Thompson Ray Jones Stewart Payne

Cousins Held On Charges of Robbing Store

Two Front Royal youths Riley and Claude Sloat cousins were held in Baltimore county jail under 1500 bail for grand jury action on a Fort Howard store robbery New Year Eve. Officers said they were wanted in Washington and Dundalk as well. Magistrate Walter B. Harvey ordered detention for action here. The pair were arrested while attempting to break into a Dundalk store.

Baltimore Front Royal Riley Claude Sloat Baltimore County Fort Howard Washington Walter B. Harvey Dundalk

Freighter Commercial Pioneer Still Grounded Off Shad Battery Shoal

The Moore and McCormack line freighter Commercial Pioneer remained hard aground off Shad Battery Shoal as two tugs and the coast guard cutter Calypso worked to dislodge her. She is bound for Philadelphia with a cargo of potash.

Baltimore Moore and McCormack Line Commercial Pioneer Shad Battery Shoal Coast Guard Calypso Philadelphia

Will Rogers Humorous Story on Salesmanship

Will Rogers parodies salesmanship noting it takes genius to sell most items. A man claims to be the best toothbrush salesman but fails, admitting the superior salesman who first sold him the weak brushes is the world’s best.

Broadway

Bank theft in Brooklyn linked to stock dealings

The $25 thousand theft from Bensonhurst National Bank in Brooklyn was solved by confession. District Attorney Geoghan said Frederick J. Catana assistant cashier and Attalio Galardi a Wall Street customer’s man admitted involvement. Catana claimed he took cash to replace funds used for stock market speculation and Galardi admitted taking $12,000 to cover Catana’s debts.

New York Bensonhurst National Bank Brooklyn District A1 Gig Faveld Frederick J. Catana Attalio Galardi Wall Street Geoghan Catana Galardi

Radio Highlights New York Listings Jan 7 193? Tonight’s Broadcasts

Radio highlights from New York list upcoming programs across WEAF NBC WJZ NBC and WABC CBS with talks music and sports. Notable items include Freddie Steele versus Fred Apostoli boxing at 7 15 9 30 and Sinister A 10 45 Rep Bierman on foreign affairs plus varied concert and orchestra slots. Dr Roland Hall Sharp to lead six Latin American broadcasts from Rio to Mexico City starting January 28. He will fly 20 000 miles from Boston and feature presidents and government officials among life and events in the series.

New York South Central America Roland Hall Sharp Weaf-Nbc Wjz-Nbc Rio de Janiero Mexico City Boston Sharp Wjznbc Freddie Steele Fred Apostoli WABC CBS James J. Davis Pennsylvania Fred Bierman IoWa United States WEAF NBC Hendrick van Loon Lucille Manners A. L. Alexander Dorothy Thompson Teddy Hill Hammerstein Music Hall Paul Whiteman Hollywood Hotel Kitty Carlisle Dick Himber WJZ Mary Small Grand Central Station Nola Day Tommy Dorsey Charlie Bennett

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Angels Os Gina Janice Bucher J. R. Bucher Frederick Courtly Bucher Louise Castleman W. Moore E. H. Tevalt Luther Tevalt H. E. Fisher Alfred Chapman Charles Miller Charlotte Fisher Berlyn Moore G. C. Bucher Clovis Bucher Pat Bucher Hagerstown L. S. Triplett Georgianna Triplett Nancy Lee Frankie James Miss Lewis Sunshine Club Maxwell Braddock Street M. E W. H Reed South Braddock Street Edith Maxwell Reed J. I. Sloat Edward Stine Phil Crisman L. B. Resseguie Ambassador Quartet High School Winchester Concert Association Girl's Athletic Association Opal Solenberger Emily Sanford Frances Trimble Kathryn Sullivan George Washington Margaret L. Hodgson Stephenson Social Club L. O. Dick Clearbrook Blanche Snipe Clipp Meta Frazier Viola Sargent First Baptist Church Evelyn Preston Edward T. Clark, Jr Alta Mae Ayers Betty Hengeveld COLONIAL _ BEAUTY SHOPPE Cor Piccadilly & Cameron Nina V. Wolford Roberta Lee American Legion Auxiliary Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion R. E. Griffith West Cifford Street Buff Lick Road Clayton Golightly Farm Walter Massey Carl Massey Merrymans Lane Huntington New York City Russell A. Joyce Joyce R. Clayton Pitts Columbia William Jackson Tiller Richmond John Patterson Memorial Hosital Newton Lee Baltimore, Md Sara Carper American University Wilmer F. Shryock Antietam Front Royal and Warren County News Telephone Front Royal 149-A Margaret Ann Lewin Wincheser Major Mrs Willie Burt Little Daughter Nashville Weston Rudacille Charles Town Messrs. W. E. Rudacille John Rudacille Harrison Richards Larkin Rudacille Memorial Hospital William Fuqua Rockingham Memorial Hospital William Fuqua, Sr Aubrey G. Weaver General Assembly Howard Duncan Senate Stoutamyer Consumers Coal CO Cousins Will Rogers American News Features, Inc Brooks’ Pharmacy Ioffee Aenta RGA McKay Coffee RGA E. Piccadilly St Pillsbury's Best Fred E. Baer Ghost Writers’ Bureau Baer Edgar Guest the Commercial & Savings Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corp’n Underwood Union West Virginia College of Beauty Culture West King Street Mart Nettletong Bostonians Red Cross Suedes Rice-O’neill S’de Huntsberry N. Loudoun St Pifer Printing CO N. Loudoun
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