Social Calendar Activities at Local Venues
The schedule lists 7 30 p m Queen Esther Bible Class at S Harry Wingfield home on South Loudoun. Friday 1 pm American Legion R Y Conrad Post luncheon at George Washington Hotel. 1 pm Doll Congress at Dr E Johnsons Amherst Street home. 5 30 pm to 9 pm Circle 2 Women’s Guild Market Street Church supper. 8 30 pm Frances P Keyes doll lecture at Ellsworth Johnsons Amherst Street home. 9 30 pm President's Ball at George Washington Hotel.
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Queen Esther Bible
S. Harry Wingfield
Loudoun Street
R. Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
George Washing Hotel
E. Johnson
Amherst Street
Circle 2
Women’s Guild
Market Street
Frances P. Keyes
Mrs. Ellsworth Johnson
Amherst St
George Washington Hotel
Frances Parkinson Keyes
Alexandria
W. P. Massey
Ellsworth Johnson
Girl Scouts
Keyes
Ladies sail for Bermuda aboard Monarch of Bermuda
Mrs. J Victor Arthur and Mrs. James Miller depart for New York City tomorrow and sail January 30 on the Monarch of Bermuda to a five week stay at The Horizons in Paget. Dr. Miller plans to return to Winchester next week after accompanying them as far as New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Arthur
Mrs. Miller
Bermuda
J. Victor Arthur
James Miller
New York City
Dr. Miller
Pate Gba
Miller
Winchester
Woman's Civic League Luncheon Set For February 6
The Woman's Civic League schedules a luncheon at the George Washington Hotel on Saturday February 6 at 12 45 p m The speaker is Mr Ian C MacCallum of Washington whose topic Why a Building Code is Needed in a City the Size of Winchester He is employed by the Federal Government and has studied the subject extensively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Civic League
George Washington Hotel
Ian C. MacCallum
Washington
MacCallum
League
Mixed Pickers at Capitol Theatre Opens Legion Benefit
The American Legion benefit musical comedy Mixed Pickers opens at the Capitol Theatre with a winter Adirondack inn setting. A train wreck brings together two eloping couples and a hotel staff, leading to escalating comic predicaments with song and dance numbers. The cast includes Joe Thomas Douglas Fuller Smith W. W. Glass Anne Elizabeth Quirk Helen S. Ziegler and a large ensemble. Kenneth Windle directs the musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Capitol Theatre
Mountain Top
Adirondacks
Robert Russell
Joe Thomas
Louise Pickel
Douglas Fuller Smith
Montreal
Robert
David Russell
W. W. Glass
Louise
Dorothy
Anne Elizabeth Quirk
Abigail Spriggs
Helen S. Ziegler
Jonathan
Harry Hanst
Mary K. Baker
Dorothy Sencindiver
Emily Rosenberger
Aloise de Witt
Betty Starner
Mary Scully
Dorothy Larrick
Edith Dunn
Alliston Burgers
Rachel Jennings
Anne Browne
Joe Zuckerman
Charles Lillis
Richard Kern
Hubert Kerr
Billy Boyce
Paul Hunter
Ottie Pries
Paul Fries
Bill
Modern Etiquette Guidance for Correcting Names and Seating
Acknowledge mispronunciations gracefully without resentment and correct respectfully. Do not rebuke a servant in front of guests. address privately and considerately. The woman guest of honor should be seated to the host’s right at the dinner table.
Debate Tomorrow In Gainesboro 4 H Club to Sponsor
The 4 H Club of Gainesboro will sponsor a debate at the new school on Friday night. The question asks if Edith Maxwell is not guilty of her father death with the affirmative team led by Ford Luttrell Oliver Good and Warner Luttrell and the negative by Howard Luttrell John Luttrell and Ernest Luttrell. A social hour with refreshments will follow. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H Club
Gainesboro
Edith Maxwell
Ford Luttrell
Oliver Good
Warner Luttrell
Howard Luttrell
John Luttrell
Ernest Luttrell
Engagements and Meetings Highlight Local Social Scene
Mrs H B Gilpin visits Baltimore hospital where daughter Mrs Henry Gilpin recovers from surgery and shows steady improvement. Junior Century Club meets at Miss Anne Kern’s home with Miss Caroline Carson presenting Rockefeller Foundation talk and plans next gathering at Mrs J S Williams. Miss Mildred Strawderman weds Thomas W Anderson in Hagerstown Maryland in a quiet ceremony. Luncheon hosted by Mrs William Beverley at Milton Valley for Mrs J Victor Arthur before Bermuda trip. Memorial Hospital patient Mrs Annie M Whitacre improves as Agnes Page Mitchell to dine with Miss Mary Warden Boyd.
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Anne Brooke Kern
Virginia Boyd
Mary Warden Boyd
Agnes Mitchell
Martinsburg
New York City
Junior Century Club
Fairmont Avenue
Caroline Carson
Rockefeller Foundation
John Hedrick
Riverton
Mildred Strawderman
Mr. Anderson
Hagerstown
Mildred Belle Strawderman
Mathias
W. Va
Thomas W. Anderson
Lester Anderson
United Brethren Parsonage
Frank Mentzer
Jacob Strawderman
Mathias, W. Va
Anderson
South Kent Street
Milton Valley
William Beverley
Clarke County
J. Victor Arthur
Bermuda
Brooks' Cough Drops Promote Cold Prevention
Anatosep? Brooks' Syr Tar C L O Asperex Cough Drops advertised by Brooks' Pharmacy with a 49 cent price and contact phone number for purchase.
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Brooks’ Syr
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Glover
Vick
Lenwell
Regal
Baker’s
Flood Refugees Huddle On Siding Awaiting Train
More than 500 residents from Huntington Guyandotte area seek evacuation by rail as the Ohio River remains high. The first train out was to carry refugees to the state capital armory in Charleston while relief workers plan to resume cleanup and return to normal life by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Charleston
Guyandotte
Ohio
Point Pleasant
National Guard
Leon
Parkersburg
Flood Refugees Flee Huntington In Rapid West Virginia Evacuation
Elderly Mrs Christiana Swin describes fleeing Huntington with her grandson as floodwaters rose rapidly. About 1500 people, including three daughters and a grandchild, were moved to refugee centers in Charleston after homes were inundated. Centers provide meals and sleeping arrangements as relief continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Christiana Swin
Huntington
Coast Guardsmen
Jennie Swin
Flooded Wheeling District Sees 8000 Homes Underwater
About 8,000 homes in Wheeling proper and on the island residential district were underwater as crews tackle flood damage. The cost to dry out a flooded home is estimated at $250 per residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Weidential District
Radio Amateurs Aid Flood Relief In Ohio Valley
Experienced radio amateurs link up via the American Relay League to handle emergency messages amid the Ohio valley flood. They relieve crowded wires by using limited amateur bands and coordinate through Hartford. FCC restricts two bands to flood relief. schedules highlight evening programs and weekday topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ohio Valley
The
American Relay League
Hartford
Conn
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Robert Beverley
Rebecca Beverley
Frances Beverley
National Defense Conference
Mayflower Hotel
Beverley
National Committee of the American Legion Auxiliary
Indianapolis
Indiana
National Theatre
D’oyly Carte Gilett and Sullivan Opera Company of London
DeWolfe Hopper
Girl Scout Doll Congress
Snodgrass
London
M.A. Snodgrass
H. Hunter Powell
Glen Ridge
N. J
England
Cornelius S. Snodgrass
Willey
Robert Willey
Howard Grove
Potomac Players
Little Theatre
Winchester Little Theatre
Joe
District Nurse Association
Court House
Mr. Bean
E. P. Bean
June
Philadelphia
Clara DeHaven
Ruby Jackson
Valley G. Kern
Rickard
Davey Rickard
White Post
J. W. Newcome
South
Cameron Street
H. Clay DeGrange
Thursday Bridge Club
South Washington Street
Patrica Anne Barton
Charles Barton
Kernstown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
George Smith
Grippe
Walter Hardesty
Virginia Ann Johnson
Edgar Abrell
Ridgeway
Guy Abrell
Stephenson
H. B. Gilpin
Baltimore
Henry Gilpin
L. M. Allen
Annie M. Whitacre
Whitacre, Va
Memorial Hospital
Agnes Page Mitchell
the Gden
Moling & Cather Phone
Williams
Caldwells
Miller’s Drug Store Delivery Service
Red Cross
Timberlake
Palace
State Capital
Armory
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Baker’s Drug Store
iQuick Auto Delivery
Bargain
Armstrong
Hamman’s Dept. Store
Greyhound Grill
the Greyhound Grill
Federal Communications Commission
Blue Network
WJZ
WBZ
Maury Maverick
NBC
WEAF
Rudy Vallee
Bing Brosby
Frankie Masters
WABC
CBS
Alexander Woollcott
Kate Smith
Major Bowes
Floyd Gibbons
Ted Fiorito
Rochester Philharmonic
Frankie Trombauer
Wjznbc
Hagood
Kriener
Catholic Press Association
Radio Guild
Rass
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Sulu
A. G. C. Lace
Clyde Morton
Grand Junction
Tenn
Nature
Natural
Natchel
Sonny
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