Exhibitors Named for City Art Show and Garden Club Drive
Miss Mary Hyde, daughter of Mrs Lelia McGuire Hyde, studies art at Grand Central School of Art New York. Mrs Frances E Mayers of Stewart Street is another entrant with long art study including Bedford Institute of Art and Manley. Mr John B Parsons Handley High School coach and art hobbyist is also an exhibitor. The Garden Club of Virginia seeks Boy and Girl Scout units to help distribute dogwood seed statewide as part of a campaign to plant 1,000,000 dogwood trees by 35. The effort aims to establish nurseries and teach native shrub preservation in schools. The Mid Winter Dance of the Blue Stone Cotillion Club at Harrisonburg State Teachers College drew many alumni and guests, with music by a Washington and Lee University orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hyde
Lelia McGuire Hyde
Lewis H. Hyde
West Boscawen Street
Miss Hyde
Grand Central Schoo of
New York
Frances E. Mayers
Edwin A. Mayers
Stewart Street
Parsons
Washington
University of Maryland At College Park
Garden Club
Garden Club Virginia
Virginia
Herbert K. Smith
Staunton
Garden Club of Virginia
Nelson Beck
Virginia Farm Women's Association
Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College
Walter Reed Hall
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Elizabeth, Carson
Lynchburgh
Cotillon Chuir
Arthus Stump
College
Jane Scully
Fairmont School For Girls
John 8. Scully
South Stewart Street
Miss Scully
Civic League
Social Calendar Highlights Civic League Fashion Show
Civic League presents a fashion show at Handley High School. Regular meetings and luncheons include Americo Church South Lions Club and Young Christians Class at Braddock Street M E Church. Weekly sessions feature Music Lovers Club, Girls' Athletic Association basketball practice, Kiwanis, and church choirs at George Washington Hotel and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chepears
Civic League
Apoo
Handley High School
Writley
Amerioa Church
South
Young Christians
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
Harry Carper
E. Germain Street
Music Lovers’ Club
Geo. Washington Hotel
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Girls’ Athletic Association
Kiwanis Club
Young People's Choir
The
United Brethren Church
Grace * Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Plans Shaped for First Cumberland Valley Art Exhibition
Plans are underway for the first annual Cumberland Valley artists exhibition to run February 1 to February 28 at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts in Hagerstown Maryland. Acting museum director Richard C Medford leads final preparations with museum officers and a board of directors coordinating entries from artists in Winchester Hagerstown Martinsburg Waynesboro Cumberland Chambersburg and Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Artis
Cumberland Valley
Betn Bentening
Gaenesday
Washington County Museum
Henry Holzapfel, Jr
William T. Hamilton, Jr
Harry R. Rudy
Robert H. McCauley
Messrs
John S. Kausler
Lynn K. Brugh, Jr
R. Bruce Carson
J. B. Ferguson
J. Stewart Miller
Winchester
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Waynesboro
Cumberland
Chambersburg
Frederick
Washington County
Anne Brugh Singer
Emmett. C. Stuart
Hawthorne
Singer
Norway
William Singer
Maryland Museum
Civic League Fashion Show At Handley School Tonight
Winchester residents are urged to attend the Fashion Show at Handley School tonight. The event features spring models for 1933 loaned by Princess Mary Shoppe with the Handley Orchestra and Music Lovers' Club providing music. The program promises romance and humor with costumes from last night’s dress rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic League
Winchester
Handley School
Handley Orchestra
Music Lovers’ Club
Princess Mary
Young Christians Class to Meet at Braddock Street Church
Announcement for Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South shows the monthly Young Christians Class meeting moved to Mrs. Harry Carper’s home at 12 East Germain Street at 8 pm tomorrow. Attendees urged to note the address change and welcome Miss Jane Scully arriving tonight as overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Scully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Harry Carper
East Germain Street
Eugene Cooper
Henrietta Cornwell
Young People's Choir
Winchester Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Officers Named
The Woman's Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital elected officers for the ensuing year at its last meeting with Mrs. Hunter H. McGuire as president. An auto donation of 150 dollars was made to the linen fund for sheets and pillowcases. Electric lights added near beds in medical wards and obstetrical ward cost about 60 dollars. The auxiliary treasury closed last year with 225 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Hunter H. McGuire
Auto
Subscription Dance At Rouss Hall Promises Music
The community page notes a subscription dance at Rouss Hall on Monday January 30 with Red Bailey and His Collegians to provide music starting at 8 o'clock. Sponsors are Kenneth Grim and James Anderson and visitors from Front Royal Riverton Berryville and Martinsburg are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouss Hall
Engraving Styles Shown By The Home Print Shop
Keeping your visiting cards up to date is important. Ask to see new engraving styles using Thin Ivory Parchment cards. The Home Print Shop at 211 S. Main St offers updated designs and phone 983-M for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Main St
Supreme Court of Appeals Closes January Term
The court adjourned its January term after granting two writs of error and refitting one, with one appeal denied. Writs were issued to George E. Harvey over a Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railway breach of contract suit, to Virginia Electric and Power Company in Norfolk, to John W. B. De receiver of the B. C. Sales Company in Pulaski, and a writ denial for Morris Plan Bank of Virginia in Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
George E. Harvey
Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad Company
Virginia Electric and Power Company
Norfolk City
Harry H. Kanter
Walter C. Morgan
John W. B
B. C. Sales Company
Circuit of
Pulaski
H. C. Gilmer
A . Boger
Morris Plan Bank of Virginia
Law and Chancery Court of Roanoke
Hamilton-Bacon- Hamilton Company
Unemployed Ordered Out Of Springfield
About 300 unemployed Illinois claimants gathered in the Governor's office waiting room and caused a near riot. Police cleared the crowd and ordered them to leave Springfield, with nine detained individuals released to join others as they departed in automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Illinois
Two Horses Hit By A Car Are Put To Death
Staunton Jan 25 Two valuable work horses were killed last night on the Jefferson highway just east of the overhead bridge a mile east of the city after being struck by an automobile driven by H B Flack Waynesboro. The horses were turned over several times and had injuries that led to immediate death by a Staunton veterinarian. John Andrews owner said there was no car approaching at the time of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton
Jefferson Highway
H. B. Flack
Waynesboro
Flack
Robert A. Lynn
John Andrews
J. D. Perry
Andrews
Nation's Oldest Doctor Prescribes From His Bed
Dr. Merritt Eddy of Vermont, aged 100, remains America's oldest practicing physician and the oldest graduate of Middlebury College. He began practice in 1865 after Civil War studies, recalling era without nurses, hospitals, or ether. He estimates guiding over 2,000 births and still advises patients from his bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Hycal
Eddy
America
Middlebury College
Chi Psi Fraternity
Vermont
Burlington Medical College
New England
254 Russians Rescued From Sakhalin Steamer in Ice
Tokyo reports the Soviet steamer Sakhalin, ice-bound since January 12 in the Okhotsk Sea, was reached by the icebreaker Dobrynia Nikitch. The rescue found 254 aboard, including 200 passengers, with two listed ill. the ship, though burned, could move under its own power as the floe was cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Obiishi
Sakhalin
Sea of Okhotsk
Siberian
Dobrynia Nikitch
West Virginia Senate Backs Vote on Prohibition Repeal
The West Virginia Senate echoed the House in urging Congress to submit prohibition repeal. No roll call or debate was held as members heard House arguments two days earlier. The House opposed the open saloon stance and moved to amend the Butcher resolution for state amendment repeal submission. The Senate then rejected a rules-amendment to ease bill withdrawals from committee, while pursuing economy plans and investigations into road contracts and education payrolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Congress
Washington
State University Bureau of Government Research
State Road Commission
Bonner H. Hill
Capitol Building Commission
Davis
Cabell
Publican Administration
Yoke
Mofiongalia
State Department of Education
Ragged Money Found Near Corpse Sent to Treasury
Salisbury Maryland January 25. The tattered money found near the body of Dorchester county farmer Roarke has been sent to the United States Treasury for redemption. The currency valued between 300 and 500 dollars was badly decomposed and the exact amount could not be determined. Roarke disappeared December 16 1930 after carrying large sums in cash and was found deceased near Gales Town. His son Howard Roarke and daughter Elsie Spangler of Lakehurst New Jersey are named in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Dorchester County
United States Treasury
L. Atwood Bennemex
Elijah Mer
Treasury Department
Roarke
James H. Mooney
Sharptown
Ruark
Galestown
Howard Ruark
Dls
Elsie Spangler
Lakehurst
N. J
Rev Dr Miller Among Speakers At Virginia Synod Meet
Roanoke Jan 25 Rev Dr Miller returned missionary to Japan and Dr Foster Gift of Baltimore gave talks at the 104th Lutheran Synod of Virginia meeting at St Mark's Church. Miller urged ongoing mission work in Japan while Gift stressed care for retired and widowed ministers. Dr Shuey urged rural churches to modernize, with lay dinner speaker J L Almond Jr of Roanoke. Evening services featured Rhine on Christian Education and Derrick on Stewardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
G. Miller
Japan
Foster A. Gift
Baltimore
United Lutheran Church
Lutheran Synod of Virginia
St. Mark's Church
Miller
Gift
T G. Shuey
Staunton
Grandpa
J. L. Almond, Jr
Hastings Court
Hugh J. Rhine
Marion
John P. Derrick
Woodstock
State rests case in trial of Montgomery County official
In Rockville Maryland on January 24 the state rested against Berry E Clark former clerk of the Montgomery County board of commissioners charged with embezzling county funds The last prosecution witness Lacy Shaw president of the county board said commissioners had never authorized Clark to use county funds for personal expenses Shaw testified he did not know Clark deposited county money and that commissioners expected him to turn it over to the county treasurer the day he received it George P Henderson president of Montgomery County National Bank testified Clark had moved money from a county clerk account to a personal account The board president added that no checks of Clark s accounts were ever made and the group trusted him implicitly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Berry E. Clark
Montgomery County Board of Commissioners
Lacy Shaw
Clark
Shaw
George P. Henderson
Montgomery County National Bank
Barber Shop Burglar Leaves Note After Failing Robbery
A burglar broke into a Madison barber shop, grabbed a small sum, and left a memo to the owner: You gave me a bad haircut, It’s O. K. The sign outside boasted Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back. The article notes a UT Austin student helped an engineer solve a calculus problem over the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison. Wis
Delavan Player Gives Blood After His Mother’s Illness
Delavan High School star Kenneth Boardman donated blood to aid his seriously ill mother, forcing him to miss the final game. Despite being too weak to play, the team rallied and defeated their opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delavan
Wis
Kenneth Boardman
Portrait model search for Anne Rutledge at Lincoln Exposition
Lake Geneva report notes Paul von Kleiben sought a red haired model for a portrait of Anne Rutledge to be shown at the world fair Lincoln exhibition. Authorities cited Lincoln admirer as auburn haired and blue eyed prompting the artist to re-advertise and adjust color scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Ill
Paul von Kleiben
Anne Rutledge
Lincoln
Chad
Tragic Crossing Watchman Killed By Truck Near Coatesville
Giovanni Diapaoli, 65, a railroad crossing watchman from Coatesville, Pa., was struck and killed yesterday on the Lincoln highway as he walked to his post after four months of being ordered to take a safer route by management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatesville
Giovanni Diapaoli
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Edward Gay Butler
Millwood
Clarke County
Blue Ridge
Hospital Auxiliary
Girl Scout Committee
Willing Workers’ Society of the First Baptist Church
J. EU Fravel
Poms Brook
Memorial Hospital
John M. Steck, Jr
Fairmont Avenue
Charles H. Consolvo
Belvedere
Eventide
William Garvin
Berryville
Nancy Shiner
East Cork Street
Frank Lovet
Paul Anderson
Lovett
Reva Hyman
C. C. Hess
New York City
Hess
Ronin Hoa
James E. In
West Virginia Horticultural Society
P. N. Bowers
Homer G. Lyman
West Cecil Street
Virginia Perry
Middletown
Supreme Court of Appeals
West Va
Fedora
Knox
Margaret L. Hodgson
Dr. Miller
Synod Meet
Hes
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Lovett Brothers
Loudoun St
Associated Press
Science
Jove
Je Tech
Eoterotens
University of Texas
Astin
Lake Geneva
Los Ances
Batali
Arans Outang
John Foreene
Fers Pa
Toystar
Ascifle
East Indies
California
Branson
On Earth
Honture
Great Britain
Migjalsbaei
U. S
the Commercial & Savings Bank
R. M. Swimbey
Tvs Aa
Funera
Nave’s
Style Shop
Loudound
Boscawen Sts
Hamman’s Bargain Basement
Hamman’s Dollar Store
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