Night of Lions Club and Local Societies Calendar
Tuesday evening events at George Washington Hotel include Lions Club social at 7 00 p m and Women's Missionary Society gathering at Mrs Carl T Cather on Peyton street. Wednesday has Kiwanis luncheon at 12 30 p m at the hotel and several meetings including Junior Century Club and Girl Scout Leaders. Thursday features Rotary luncheon at 12 30 p m and Modern Woodmen meet at Odd Fellows Hall. a Jewish Supper is noted for Church members.
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Lions’ Club
George Washingtonotel
Women’s Missionary Society of U. B. Church
Carl T. Cather
Peyton Street
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Junior Century Club
Edward Barr
Courtfield Avenue
Herbert Solenberger
West Leicester Street
Winchester Lodge
Ellis’ Hall
North Braddock Street
Rotary Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Dell
Concert Artist Broadcast From WCAU In April
Violinist Philip Frank will broadcast from station WCAU Philadelphia this Wednesday 4 to 420 pm accompanied by the Curtis Institute Symphony Orchestra. The program features the first movement of Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto. Tickets bought locally qualify for other upcoming appearances by Winslor Dancers and William Harms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Frank
National Concert Association
Frank
Tschaiskowsky
Curtis Institute Symphony Orchestra
WCAU
Philadelphia
Blacksburg
Winslor
William Harms
Lexington
Roszel Speaks to Berryville Patrons League and More
Col B M Roszel former Shenandoah Valley Academy head master addressed Berryville High School Patrons League Monday night on See and Education. He is a Virginia authority on the Southern Chieftain and spoke after a brief meeting. Also notes on Euterpean Club concert at Market Street Methodist Church and Virginia Tech football manager appointment for Jack Pennypacker.
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Col
B. M. Roszel
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Patrons League
Berryville High School
Col. Roszel
Loring C
Modern Etiquette Answers on Handshakes and Invitations
A reader asks if one may refuse a handshake and the answer is no never refuse an offered hand. The most important rule for a business appointment is punctuality. It is good form to send best wishes to a bride but not obligatory without a ceremony invitation.
Mr and Mrs Seal Return From Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs George Seal have returned here after a several day trip to Tennessee with Mr and Mrs Edgar Seal Miss Ethel Baker and Mr Esten Taylor They visited many points including the Grand Ole Opry broadcast heard from station WSM Nashville Tennessee on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Seal
Tennessee
Edgar Seal
Ethel Baker
Esten Taylor
WSM
Nashville
Tenn
Wedding Announced for Walter Hensel Bosserman Jr and Hazel Truitt
Invitations have been received for the wedding of Miss Hazel Elizabeth Truitt of Norfolk Virginia to Mr Walter Hensel Bosserman Jr son of Mr and Mrs Walter Bosserman of Winchester The ceremony will be in the Church Of The Good Shepherd Norfolk on Saturday February sixth at 830 pm.
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Euterpean Club
Market Street Methodist Church
Bourree
Bach
Chopin
Kathleen McCartney
Adele Hutchinson
Freemont Dick
Matteo
Bond
Charles Caulkins
Haydn
Winchester Violin Ensemble
Mallock
Kilmer
Harrison
Anna Kiracofe
Mendelssohn
Marguerite Polka
Smith
Nevin
Leona Shade
J. W. Marrow
J. W. Marrow For Mrs. Caulkins
Kiracore
Hazel Elizabeth Truitt
Norfolk
George William Truitt, Jr
Walter Hensel Bosserman, Jr
Walter Bosserman
Winchester
Church of the Good Shepherd
P T A Meeting Set For January 21
FRONT ROYAL Virginia January with a regular meeting of the Royal Parent Teacher Association planned for the high school auditorium. Mrs Giles B Cook will discuss the Works Progress Administration sewing room in Front Royal and works exhibited. Warren County High School home economics staff will describe their department activities. Music by the Methodist Church choir. Refreshments to follow in the home economics rooms.
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Front Royal
Giles B. Cook
Works Progress Administration
Department of Home Economics
Warren County High School
Methodist Church
Cameron Rites On Wednesday
Funeral services for Joseph Franklin Cameron will be held Wednesday at 2 PM from Scott and Stokes chapel in Front Royal. The 73 year old, lifelong resident of the county, never married, died yesterday at W. H. Cameron’s home in Howelsville. Elder A L Harrison to conduct. burial at Prospect Hill Cemetery.
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Front Royal
Scott and Stokes
Joseph Franklin Cameron
W. H. Cameron
Howelsville
James Cameron
A. L. Harrison
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Birthday Ball Is Non-Political
A 50 member committee in Front Royal says the Presidents Birthday Ball is nonpartisan. Republicans and Democrats work together to raise funds for infantile paralysis, aiding children regardless of race creed or political affiliation. The ball January 29 at New Royal Nite Club features music by the Royal Ambassadors.
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Front Royal
New Royal Nite Club
Royal 4Avenue
Seventh Street
Royal
Lee And Jackson Are Honored
Veterans' Hall in Front Royal hosted memorial readings by the War ren Rifles Chapter U D C honoring Confederate veterans who died in the past year. Miss Elizabeth Eastham read Thornton V Leach, Mrs A J Bowen read William T Kerfoot, Mrs Nathan Alnutt read Erastus Compton. An address by Rev H W Shannon followed.
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Front Royal
Lee and Jackson
Warren Rifles
Veterans’ Hall
Thornton V. Leach
Elizabeth Eastham
William T. Kerfoot
A. J. Bowen
Erastus Compton
Nathan Alnutt
R. W. Buttsfield
Sarah V. Poe
Rebecca Mills
Julia Swartz
Mattie Strickler
Manley O. Simpson
H. W. Shannon
Mrs. Carter Hospitalized and Wender Returns From Funeral
Mrs. R. B. Carter of Inwood West Virginia is a patient at Memorial Hospital undergoing treatment. Louis Wender has returned from Baltimore after attending the funeral of his brother S. B. Wender of Louisville Kentucky.
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R. B. Carter
Inwood, W. Va
Memorial Hospital
Louis Wender
Baltimore
S. B. Wender
Louisville, Ky
Royal Front Royal Social Roundup Awaits Inaugural Guests
Front Royal entries list Granville Kelly, Staunton, and families from Washington and Hagerstown visiting relatives for weekend events. Inquiries note guests of Mrs. L. C. Willey, Mr. and Mrs. Reed at Fort Pierce and Washington, plus several trips to attend the inauguration. A local resident, Rubin Brady, is confined at home with a bad cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hack
South Washington Street
Mr. Hack
Royal
Granville Kelly
Staunton
O. W. Borden
Rubin Brady
Colonial Brick Names Officers At Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting of stockholders of the Colonial Brick Corporation held last night T. B. Patton was elected president for the ensuing year M. L. Capper was named vice president Shirley Carter secretary treasurer and R. L. Rossman general manager
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Brick Corporation
T. B. Patton
M. L. Capper
Shirley Carter
R. L. Rossman
Inauguration Broadcasts Aim at Roosevelt's Second
Six European countries and several South and Central American divisions are expected to tune in to President Roosevelt's second inauguration tomorrow as radio coverage expands.
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New York
South
Central America
Roosevelt
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New York City
Hunter McGuire
Thomas MacCaulay Booth
McCormac
Florida
H. B. McCormac
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Pompano
J. Victor Arthur
Robert B. Nelson
Episcopal Seminary
Alexandria
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P. Y. Brinton
Peter Yates Brinton
B. P. Harrison
Hazel Green
Asbury Swartz
White
Hagerstown
Mr. Swartz
Miss Green
Frederick County
Mr. Page
W. Nelson ‘Page
Staley
N. C
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Kenneth N. Gilpin
Scabby
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Middleburg
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Billy Barnes
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Junior Choir
Shirley Temple
Daughters of Confederacy
Robert E. Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
L. H. Stokes
Lee
Allen Jones
Opequon Memorial Church
Kernstown
Handley High School
Turner Ashby
Virginia Dover Russell
South Stewart Street
Berryville
Harvey E. Ritter
East Gerard Street
Ritter
Baker and Company
Jack Pennypacker
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Mr. and
Mrs. Seal
Clarke County Game and Fish Association
Ed. McC. Williams
Milton Swartz
Mellie Anderson
Molly Pornard
Harry K. Russell
Frances Page
Washington
Kenneth Trenary
Georgetown Hospital
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Fairmont Avenue
Dudley Field
North Cameron Street
R. E. Byrd
Amherst Street
Paul H. Rhodes
Greensboro
James Cordon
Gray Gables Inn
Frankie Miller
Kingsmith
Grant Haines
Arlington, Va
Virginia Butsler
North Street
John L. Jackson
Charlotte, N. C
Woman's Club
World News
Roanoke
Roanoke Woman’s Club
United States
Roszel
Felix K
P.T. A
Cameron
Jackson
West Piccadilly
The
Winchester Evening Star
Gussie McFall
Telephone Front Royal 149-R
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W. R. Thompson
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George C. Ramsey
Cleo Guy
Benjamin Atwood
Albert Kirk
Winnie Kirk
Atwood
Giles Cook
Barry
Rev. C. Ernest Smith
Bim Cook
Florence Koontz
Kee
Zietown, Va
Mrs. A. N. Carroll
Ed Willey
Richmond
Mr. Willey
L. C. Willey
Messrs
William, Charles and
John Curl
Sparta
Alex Stewart
Indian Head, Md
Thomas Miller
Fort Pierce
H. Channon Cooper
Thornton Leach
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Cwwen
Beauty Service
Geo
Washington Hotel
Nina V. Wolford
Brooks’ Syr
Tar C. L. O. Ar
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Brooks’ Pharmacy
Connie’s
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National Avenue
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Loudoun
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Fred Astaire
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Alexander Woollcott
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al Pearce
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Husbands and Wives
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WOR
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Wabc-Cbs
Roosevelt House
President's Ancestral Village
Oud Vessemer
Netherlands
Weaf-Nbc
Henry Busse
Our American Schools
Curtis Musicale
Gero Road
Continental Varieties
Robert Edward Lee
Janu
Lincoln
Army of the
Virginia
EB Lee
White Light
Gen. Lee
Southland
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kat
Big Joe
Tramburger’s
Loudoun St
Westinghouse Automatic
Northern Virginia Power Co
R. M. Swimley
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