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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1930

Page

6

Allied Arts Extension brings democratized art to cities

The National Community Foundation sponsors Allied Arts Extension to bring drama painting handicraft and folk arts to smaller cities. Plans include hobby days and a slate of events in January February and March with lectures dramatizations and traveling exhibits led by regional patrons and organizers.

National Community Foundation Paul M. Pearson Swarthmore Charles F. Jenkins Philadelphia Allied Arts Great Metropolitan Center Pearson Jenking Tim Otto BH. Kahn New York Allied Arts Extension Middle West Allentown Bathichem Chambersburg Carliele Lancaster Shamokin Willamsport York Art Council of the “Arts Extension Ado Taft Chicago Winthrop Ames Edmund Def. Curtis Andrew Wright Crawford Winchesteria Sir James Barrie Allied Arts Players Artairl Ralph M. Pearson

J C Penney Declares 2 50 Common Stock Dividend

J C Penney Co announces an annual cash dividend of 2.50 per share totaling nearly 6 million dollars payable January 20 to stockholders of record January 20. E C Sams says the dividend aligns with policy of paying roughly 50 percent of earnings. December sales reach 9.585 million with yearly gross sales at 209.686 million, up from 176.699 million in 1928. Plans include store improvements and openings in multiple states.

J. Co. Penney Company E- C. Sams Sams J. C. Penney Company J. C. Renney Company BE. C. Sams Wall Street

Vagabond King Comes to Colonial Theatre With Star Cast

A 100 member company heads to the Colonial Theatre for The Vagabond King with Paul Keast as Francois Villon and Vida Haven as Katherine De Vauselles. The production features an enlarged orchestra, elaborate costumes, and a cast praised by critics in Boston, Chicago, and New York.

United States Paul Keast Francois Villon Son New York Boston Chicago Mr. Keast Francois Vida Haven Katherine de Vauselles Bert Keyes Guy Tabaris Tabaris Willon Mary Beth Conely Hugette Wilson King Louis Cheese Margot Fir Gene Tavern Emma Wilcox Ameena Jeanne Eagles Miss Wilcox Moving Picture Joseph Miller Louis XI Arthur Griffin Oliver le Bain Lady Mary Barbara Lull Casino New

Local notes from Greenwood Virginia domain

Greenwood, Va. residents report progress with new brooder house and 1000 baby chickens, E J Jerrak extends electric line to his home, O C Miller visits Loy residence, Peter Hamman and James Cather visit from Martinsburg and Winchester, S J McClung and family visit Harry Anderson.

James Cather Winchester S. J. McClung Harry Anderson

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Mrs Butts

Mrs Gert Rudolphs Butts of 414 3 Market St Mt Carmel Pa says after second baby she was weak and exhausted from hard work. She started a fourth bottle of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and reports marked strength gain and less fatigue while housework and dressmaking. She offers to answer letters.

Idia E. Pinkham Mt. Carmel Lydia E. Pinkaam

Local residents share weekend visits and family time

Miss Virginia Allen and Miss Gladys Miller spent Sunday afternoon at Miss Miller's home. Mr BE Jerrak, employed in Baltimore, spent the weekend with his family here. Mrs Wilbur Johnston and her children visited her sister Mrs J C Johnston here last week.

Virginia Allen Gladys Miller BE. J. Jerrak Baltimore Wilbur Johnston J. C. Johnston

Capon Bridge Notes Society Log Winsome Weekend Ties

Capon Bridge notes report Mrs Frank Schaffenaker very ill at home. Harry Sweher and family from Bunker Hill visited A D McKee. Frank Schaffenaker works logging near Mill Brook. Lou Thompson indisposed. Deisy Haines visited Audrey Line. H E Hiett made a business trip to Winchester and added a garage extension. Parson of Romney visited sister Mrs Jennings Lillis.

Capon Bridge W. Va Frank Schaffenaker Harry Swheher Bunker Hill A. D. McKee Mill Brook Lou Thompson Deisy Haines Audrey Line H. E. Hiett Winchester Parson Romney Jennings Lillis

Dodge Brothers introduces new six and eight in line cars

Dodge Brothers reenters the motor car field with a low priced six and an eight in line. The new models mark their fifteenth anniversary and aim to broaden a vast market while appealing to existing Dodge Six owners and new buyers seeking value and dependability.

Dodge Brothers Dodge Six Dodge

Dodge Eight Cylinder Car Promises Value and Performance

The text highlights a dependable economical car with an eight-cylinder straight eight powerplant. It notes Dodge Brothers engineering heritage, appealing to enthusiasts, and predicts strong market appeal and instant success for this model. Thousands of eight-cylinder fans expected to join in.

Dodge Brothers

Berryville Personal and Social Brevities

Berryville Virginia notes list Mrs. George S. West visiting Fairfield and South Church Street as guests before returning home. Dr. and Mrs. Page Lee travel to Norfolk to visit Mrs. Lee’s mother. Mrs. Frank M. Wray heads home from Parkersburg after visiting relatives. Mrs. Grove and Miss Mary Thomson visit Washington and Baltimore. Margaretta Whiting returns to Garrison Forest School after time with her mother. Mrs. H. B. Harris hosts a gathering.

Berryville George S. West Braddock Alexandria West Grace Episcopal Church John D. Richardson Fairfield H. B. Whiting South Church Street Page Lee Norfolk Lee F. B. Whiting H. B.harris

Social notes from Charles Town gatherings and travel

The Bridge Club met at her home with guests including Mrs J F Moord and Mrs J S Goldsmith among others. Miss Joyce Townsend of Salt Lake City, a St Hilda's School faculty member, returned there after holidays with Mrs F B Whiting. Mrs John D Richardson and Miss Alice Ferguson of Fairfield depart for Chicago to visit Mr and Mrs Ralph Richardson.

Bridge Club J. F. Moord J.S. Goldsmith J. M. H. Clagett F. B. Whiting J. B.neill F. W. Tilford L. N. Glover Mary E. White J. D. Griffin Trevor Johns Mary — Whiting Joyce Towns Joyce Townsend Salt Lake City St. Hilda’s School Charles Town John D. Richardson Alice Ferguson Fairfield Chicago Ralph Richardson Richardson

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