Social And Personal Calendar Of Events Tuesday and Wednesday
Community schedule lists a Little Theatre Play at American Re building at 7 30 p m. Weekly Winchester Rebekah meeting at Odd Fellows Hall. Wednesday 12 20 p m Winchester Ministerial Association meeting 3 30 p m Junior Century Club at Mrs A H Morgan home. Kiwanis Club at hotel 12 30 p m. Old Fredericktown Garden Club at Mrs E G Rusk home Handley Boulevard. P O of A meets at Odd Fellows Hall 8 00 p m.
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Winchester Rebekah
Odd Fellows Hall
Kiwanis Club
Old Fredericktown
Mid-Winter University Dances February 13 to 16
Virginia mid winter dances scheduled for February 15 and 16 at Memorial Auditorium with Donahue orchestra Thursday and Will Bradley providing music Friday and Saturday. Virginia Players stage a melodrama by Owen Davis in Minor Hall. Several local social notes and updates include weddings, illnesses, travels, and Army cadet Tom Whitham returning to VPI.
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University
University of Virginia
Donahue
Wil
Will Bradley
Virginia Players
Atle
Dick Seeley
Owen Davis
Hal
Digest tops U.S. magazines with largest paid circulation
The Readers Digest leads U.S. magazines with a net paid circulation of about 4.1 million, ahead of competitors in a year’s circulation ranking. The figure reflects paid subscriptions and confirms theDigest’s dominant market position.
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Eaters Digest
Modern Etiquette Rules for Speaking and Attire
The guidance covers learning to speak correctly by listening, studying grammar, reading aloud, and applying rules. It notes a woman need not remove her hat at a luncheon. It also allows a person in a Pullman to go to the dressing room in a dressing gown and slippers.
Jewish Woman's Club Banquet Highlights Charity and Democracy
The Jewish Woman's Club held its annual banquet at the George Washington Hotel with orchid and white decor. Speaker Mr. Simon J. Sacks of Staunton spoke on Charity and Democracy. officers for the coming year were elected.
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Jewish Womans Club
George Washington Hotel
Simon J. Sacks
Staunton
Ben Belchie
M. Bender
J. I. Bloom
Morton Bloom
R. Dingfelder
Edlavitch
S. M. Hamburger
P. Klompus
A. Leven
A. J. Novick
A. L. Schwalb
J. Stern
P. Kramer
M. Stieglitz
W. S. Wiener
J. Wilkins
Anita Wise
M. Nachman
J. Nachman
M. Leiberman
R. L. Kaplan
J. Kaplan
A. Kaplan
C. Platt
J. Wolfson
J Schwalb
A. Jacobs
Ae F. Jacobs
Huxenberg
J. Taixenberg
M. Levine
Dunn
Miss Sachs
V. Wegard
Washington D. C
Richard Boynes
New York
Goodman
Front Royal
M. Hamburger
Try Outs Again Tonight for The Late Christopher Bean
The Little Theatre will hold another round of tryouts at 7 30 p m tonight at the American Legion building to select the cast of The Late Christopher Bean.
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Little Theatre
American Legion
Christopher Bean
Wreck Blamed On Defective Steering Gear
Edward Perry son of Mr and Mrs John Perry of the Lamps section said a crash on the Wardensville grade was caused by defective steering gear The car ran up a bank and overturned He had to break a window to free himself.
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Edward Perry
John Perry
Lamps
Wardensville
Perry
Charm Spells Lasting Beauty
The article extols charm as a path to attractiveness, noting wise plain women can exude beauty through manners, voice, poise, dress, animation and vitality. It warns surface beauty fades without inner appeal and offers a home remedy for neck fat with neck kneading and cold water epsom salt rinse.
Ex-Gov Judd Charts Hawaii Role in Pacific Trade
Former Hawaii Governor Lawrence M. Judd tells the Century Club that Hawaii anchors American tradition and economic power in the Pacific. He cites Hawaii's sugar output, tax contributions, and strategic defense bases around Pearl Harbor as proof of its national impact and potential statehood path.
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Hawaii
Century Club
John Scully
Judd
Hawaiian Islands
Territory of
National Treasury
United States
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Honolulu
War News Censored Caution for Readers of The Star
Readers are cautioned that most European news is subject to censorship before reaching the United States, affecting the transmission of war reports.
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the Star
Europe
United States
Denver Sale List From Spring 1931
DENVER P. SPRING at 212 N Kent St offers household goods and items for sale including dining table five chairs rock er chair baby carriage radio twin beds set single bed kitchen cabinet breakfast set washing machine rug cleaning machine shotgun card table couch chifforobe large clock and other small items with listed prices.
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van Schrader
Little Theatre Prepares New Play Late Christopher Bean
The Little Theatre announces John J Williams will direct The Late Christopher Bean with Irvan OConnell as assistant director and Virginia Funkhouser as production manager The group invites volunteers to join its community effort and support its upcoming production.
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Ae In
Aes
John J. Wiliams
Christopher Bean
Mr. Williams
Little Theater
Willie
East Lynn
Williams
Irvan O'Connell
Virginia Punkhouser
Beatrice O'Connell
Virginia Funkhouser
2000 Verdict in Clarke Suit
The administrators of Edgar Francis Eagle won a $2000 verdict against Norfolk and Western railroad in Clarke Circuit Court. The jury directed the recovery to Nellie May Eagle, mother of the deceased, after costs of administration and counsel fees. Curtis Lewin served as jury foreman.
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Edgar Francis Eagle
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Clarke Circuit
Nellie May Eagle
Curtis Lewin
Service Tomorrow for Mrs Rose Krebs
The funeral of Mrs Rose Melton Krebs wife of Frank H Krebs clerk of the Common Council will be held at Christ Episcopal Church at 11 oclock tomorrow morning. The Rev Robert B Nelson will officiate with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers are Albert Baker Charles P McVicar Peyton J Marshall Clark Pifer W A Baker and John Dunn.
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Lester Sowers
Charles Town
W. V
Joseph M. Stickles
Berryville
Lloyd
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Frank H. Krebs
Common Council
Christ Episcopal Church
Robert B. Nelson
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Albert &. Baker
Charles P. McVicar
Peyton J. Marshall
Clark Pifer
W. A. Baker
John Dunn
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