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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1933

Page

3

Music Lovers' Club Recital Delights Winchester Fans

The Music Lovers' Club in Winchester presented a polished recital with Mrs. Frank Buckley directing. Singers included Mrs. R. E. Griffith and Miss Evva Stouffer, with applause for violinist Miss Stouffer who triumphed after injuries. A future aim is to recruit male voices for festival participation.

Courtfield Frank Buckley Wide Cross Hall Saint-Saens Evva Stouffer Gladys Cochran McDowell Mary Louise Sartelle Roy Cather Austin Sloat Louise Glass Sloat Carleyn Quaatz R. E. Griffith Rosen Olds Helvesa O’connell Grove Crider Miller Ayres Shaeffer Shull Snively Swinson Strasburg Virginia Federated Music Clubs

Round Hill 4 H Club Holds Regular Meeting

The Round Hill Four-H Club met Friday evening for its regular monthly gathering. The president called the meeting to order and sewing and poultry demonstrations were explained. Demonstrations on hooked and plaited rugs were given by Miss Margaret Larrick and Miss Farrar. Next meeting set for February 6.

Round Hill Four-H Club Margaret Larrick Farrar

Social Calendar and Club Meetings This Week

A dense list of weekly and special meetings across town includes Kiwanis at George Washington Hotel, Loyal Temperance Legion at 510 North Loudoun, Uni ted Brethren Church youth choir, Grace Lutheran adult choir, Rotary Club luncheon, Civic League Fashion Show at Handley High School, American Legion Post at George Washington Hotel, Braddock Street Methodist youth choir, and Music Lovers' Club rehearsal at George Washington Hotel. The schedule spans Tuesday through Monday with varied times.

Land of Civic Au- School Little Theatre Kiwanis Club George Washington Hotel The Loyal Temperance Legion Leslie Fries North Loudoun Street United Brethren Church Grace Lutheran Church Rotary Club Civic League Handley High School American Legion Post Young Peoples’ Choir Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Music Lovers’ Club Geo. Washington la Ragsere

Garden Club of Virginia to Hold Special School in Charlottesville

The Garden Club of Virginia announces a March 8 to 11 school in Charlottesville at the Blue Ridge Club for judges and exhibitors in amateur flower shows. The program aims to train qualified judges and educate exhibitors on show fundamentals, with lectures by Mrs Ruther Wodell B Y Morrison Mrs William Cary and Hugh Findlay. Interested parties should contact Mrs George Austen at Rugby Road University Virginia.

Garden Club of Virginia Charlottesville Virginia West Virginia North Carolina Garden Club of Virginia Today Blue Ridge Club R. F. Nelson State Chamber of Commerce Lawrence 8. Davis Garden Club of George Austen Rugby Road University B. Y. Morrison William Cary Hugh Finday Morrison United States Department of Agriculture Cary Brooklyn Findlay Columbia_ University

Henroost Raids Again Break Out Near Hayfield

In Hayfield Virginia on January 24 chicken thieves struck the Palmer homestead stealing about 20 laying hens. Postman Palmer suspects local youths rather than professionals as neighbors aid in the search and dealers are notified. A woodpecker note appears at article end as an unrelated zoological aside.

Lawrence Tibbett Roanoke Virginia Tibbett Milton Lous Gruenberg T. Michaux Moody Covington Blacksburg Bristol Bluefield Staunton Lexington Winchester Lynchburg Raleigh N. C Richmond Hayfield Palmer Star House Mount Williams

Bill of Glass Aims to Protect Investors and Aid Farmers

Editor Kemper W. Yancey reviews Senator Glass’s proposed Glass Bill, arguing it strengthens bank capitalization, curbs branch banking abuses, and protects distressed depositors. He discusses the franchise tax, liquidation funding, board composition, and prohibitions on risky paper discounts while urging tighter controls to prevent market manipulation and ensure credit for farmers and business.

Kemper W. Yancey News Record United States Federal Reserve Board Glass Federal Reserve System Long The United ©Ates Andrew Jackson Federal Reserve Banks Secretary of the Treasury

Senator Glass Banking Bill Favors Or Safeguard Clause

The article argues for suspending banks under the Federal Reserve System when they refuse to conform, favoring the word or over and to safeguard against partial compliance. It praises Senator Glass as honest and knowledgeable, urging support against Wall Street opposition and claiming the bill would aid humanity.

Senator Glass Senate Mah Senator Lohe Federal Reserve Bank Fereda Reserve Board Federal Reserve Board Wall Street

Card of Thanks for James Brown loss

We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our little son and grandson James Brown. Grateful for flowers and cars. Special thanks to Wood School teachers and pupils. From Ruth Patton and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brown.

Llrness James Brown Pup l‘ Wood School

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Handley School A. S. Pennypacker H. B. McCormac Robert B. Nelson Harlee C. P. McVicar W. P. Massey Stewart Edmonds Pennypacker Kerfoot Sophie Baker Sheetz Barton Barr Scully William Miller Katie Miller Dellinger Crawford Cartwright Glaize Ritenour Blair Anne Beverley Wright Olivia Dellinger Mary Jennings Lucy Ritenour Betty Ann Hawthorne Helen Buckley Virginia Vredenburgh Emma Ginn Baker N. H. Carpenter Mary Scully Elizabeth Crawford Dorothy Stouffer McCartney Mary Miller Jane Scully Barbara Bond Elsie Rosenberger Elizabeth Gance Edith Cornwell Boyd R. Richards South Washington Street Marion Hurst Nancy Swimley Gene Hamman Bebe Lovett Eugene Cooper Miss Knee Miss Mathews Elizabeth Massie Alison Cooper Mary Margaret Cooper Roy A. Larrick East Piccadilly Street Mrs. Larrick D. L. Larrick E. W. Cather Ross Cline and Sons Petersburg W. Va Albert Larrick Little Theater Handley Library Garland R. Quarles Round Hill 4-H Henry Brothers Morgantown William Henry John E. Henrys Kate Mills West Clifford Street Harry Lovett Harry L. Lovett Lovett Brothers Baltimore Lovett Portsmouth Cincinnati St. Louis Montgomery Green Melvin Green Cambridge Mass Harvord Aoe of Business Beatrice Cooper Washington Miss Cooper North Braddock Street G. D. Gray Front Royal Road Capitol Heights Ross M. Swimley J. Walter Knee High Point Swimley Sahai Woodrow Keller Woodstock Avenue Memorial Hospital Paul Beck Colleen Beck Bristol, Tenn Mr. Beck Margaret Wood Anne Brooke Kern Fairmont Avenue New York City Huntsberry John Fierro Bell Clothes Shop the Plaza Dry Cleaners Reserve Banks Treasury Garry Osit Vay Shenandoah Valley National Bank Ruth Patton Eugene Brown the Commercial & Savings Bank R. M. Swimley Geo. Washington Hotel Dian Boscawen Sts Hamman’s Hamman’s Dollar Store
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