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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1938

Page

8

Social Calendar Highlights for Friday Evening

Friday schedule lists Junior C E of First Brethren meeting in church basement at 7 30 p m. Parents attend members meeting at 8 p m in Brad dock Methodist Assembly room. At 8 p m the Conrad Post American Legion holds its first meeting of the year at Walter Shade's Handley Boulevard residence.

C. E First Brethren Braddock Yet M. E R. Y. Conrad Post American Legion Walter Shade Handley Boulevard

Miss Helen Miller Weds Mr Laurie Hill In Frederick Ceremony

Miss Helen Jeanne Miller, daughter of Mrs Emma Miller of 134 East Leicester street, married Laurie Edgar Hill, local Nichols Company manager, in a quiet Frederick Maryland ceremony on Saturday January 22. Rev Malcolm S Taylor officiated. Hill is a Wisconsin native who has worked with Nichols in this city for months. Miller, a Handley High School graduate, has worked as a secretary in the Federal Apple Inspection office.

Helen Jeanne Miller Laurie E. Hill Emma Miller East Leicester Street Laurie Edgar Hill Nichols Company Insurance Adjusters Frederick Malcolm S. Taylor All Saints Church of Frederick Hill

Rev Whitehurst to Speak at Joint Church Meeting

The Rev Mr Whitehurst will address a joint devotionals gathering of the Margaret Collins Denny class and the Comrade Bible Class at Braddock Street Methodist Church this Sunday morning. Mrs J A Light resumes teaching and Mrs F W Danley will again speak to the Comrades. Ball announced for Miss Charlotte Smith at Foxcroft near Middleburg. Mr and Mrs Willis M Gault of Washington DC welcome a son born January 21 at Sibley Hospital. Mrs Barton returns from Richmond after two weeks as guest of Major R T Barton Jr with a tea in her honor.

J. W. Morrow Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Mr. Morrow Whitehurst T. F. Jolliffe Margaret Collins Denny Braddock Street Methodist Church J. A. Light F. W. Danley Charlotte Smith Foxcroft Middleburg Charlotte Haxall Noland Charlotte Haxall Noland Smith Edmund L. R. Smith Cotillon Willis Gault Willis M. Gault Washington, D. C Sibley Hospital Gault Louise Armel Robert T. Barton South Stewart Street Richmond Major R. T. Barton, Jr Barton Park Avenue

Modern Etiquette Q and A on dinner hosts and invitations

A modern etiquette column answers common social questions. It advises a single woman who is hosted by a married couple can return the courtesy with a dinner at the couple’s home. It also says wedding invitations should be issued in the name of a brother or sister if both parents of the bride are deceased, preferably married, and notes ten o'clock as the usual hour for a fashionable ball.

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Community Dinner Veil of Lutheran Hour Dinner Event

A baked ham dinner sponsored by the Lutheran Sunday School Teachers Association will be served this evening from 5 30 to 8 30 o clock in the Lutheran social room. Tickets may be obtained at the door. Mrs Loane to Leave Soon After Visit. Mrs Ernest K Loane of Baltimore visiting in this city with her daughter Mrs John H Minnigerode and Mr Minnigerode of Millwood avenue expects to leave for home soon. Young People of Macedonia Plan Special Program. A special service by the Young People s League of Macedonia Church will be held Sunday at 7 30 with Arthur Cooper of Kernstown and John W Larrick of Chambersville as speakers. Public invited.

Helen Cochran Miss Helen Cochran Fred Cochran Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Miss Cochran Lutheran Sunday School Teachers’ Association Lutheran Lutheran Social Room Loane Ernest K. Loane Baltimbore John H. Minnigerode Minnigerode Millwood Avenue Young People of Macedonia Young People’s League of the Macedonia Church Arthur Cooper Kernstown John W. Larrick Chambersville Charles Edward Channing John Rosenberger West Boscawen Street Washington

Fries Improves After Appendectomy at Winchester

Leslie Paul Fries son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Fries of North Loudoun street underwent an appendix operation Wednesday morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital and is slowly improving His brother a medical student at the University of Virginia returned home for the illness of his brother Meanwhile Mr and Mrs Frank N Hack of South Washington street are visiting Baltimore for a few days Mr Hugh Bridges of Lynchburg Mr Marshall Newton of Baltimore have returned from a business trip Edgar Langley and Mrs Harry S Benner have returned from a two weeks Florida tour visiting cities on both coasts.

Frank Kershner J. F. Kernsher Greystone Terrace Winchester Memorial Hospital Leslie Paul Fries Leslie Fries North Loudoun Street Fries Piece Fries University of Virginia Frank N. Hack South Washington Street Baltimore, Md Hugh Bridges Lynchburg, Va Marshall Newton Baltimore Edgar Langley Harry S. Benner Florida

Three Virginians Invited To Roosevelt Small Business Confab

Richmond Virginia January 28 Three Virginians were invited to President Roosevelts conference with small business men in Washington February 2 Ernest K Moseley president of the Motor Parts Corporation Richmond Robert L James president of the Staunton Lime Corporation and Lewis Smith of Pulaski Moseley said he wrote the President months ago urging that the administration ease up on industry and that citizens should express themselves

Richmond Roosevelt Washington Ernest K. Moseley Motor Parts Corporation Robert L. James Staunton Lime Corporation Lewis Smith Pulaski Moseley

Naval Reserves Plan Training Off Capes and San Clemente

The Navy announced that east coast naval reserve training ships will likely conduct firings off the Virginia Capes this year and west coast ships off San Clemente Island. New orders will require different gunnery practices replacing short range battle drills on annual training cruises.

Washington Navy Naval Reserve Virginia Capes West Coast San Clemente Island

Wives Offered Free Air Rides by 3 Major Airlines

NEW YORK January 28 three major airlines announced a free air ride offer for wives of their patrons for the next month Transcontinental and Western Air opened its entire system to women whose husbands hold tickets American Airlines and United Air Lines limited the offer to the New York Chicago route The move aims to boost passenger volumes and draw attention to the carriers services during a slow travel period.

New York Transcontinental Western Air American Airlines United Air Lines New York-Chicago

Elizabeth Cannon announces Clarita Cannon Haley marriage

Mrs. Elizabeth Cannon of Castleton Va announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Clarita Cannon to Landon Haley son of Mr and Mrs William Haley of Front Royal. The ceremony occurred in Elkton Md on October 12 1937. The bride graduated Sperryville High School and Haley from Warren County High School and Front Royal Commercial School. He works at Citizens National Bank. They reside with Mr and Mrs Vernon Manuel on South Royal Avenue.

Front Royal Elizabeth Cannon Castleton Clarita Cannon Landon Haley William Haley Elkton Sperryville High School Haley Warren County Citizens National Bank Vernon Manuel South Royal Avenue

Bell Clothiers beat Luray on 56 to 39 score in Front Royal

In Front Royal Warren County, the Bell Clothiers defeated Luray 56 to 39. Goodwin led Front Royal with 16 points while Henderson had 12 for Luray. The Front Royal Girls Club won 25 to 13 over Edinburg. E. Boyd scored 15 for the locals. Warren County teams plan to travel to Woodstock High School tonight.

Front Royal Bell Clothiers Luray Baseen

Radio Highlights On The Air Tonight Schedule

Radio listings across WEAF WJZ WABC WOR and WR detail 6:35 to 10:00 p m programs with music comedy talk and drama including Howard Smith Betty Grable Mary Small Paul Whiteman Connie Boswell Arthur Godfrey and more across multiple stations ventures and performances.

WEAF Howard Smith Pia WABC Eton Barron Raymond Swing Betty Grable John Andy WJZ Mary Small Jack Fulton Franklyn MacCormick Uncle Ezra WOR Karl Reiland Arthur Godfrey Hendrik Williem van Loon Arthur Wor Lum Abner Tino Rossie Boake Carter Lucille Manners Ross Graham Revelers Bourdon la Central Station Hammerston Music Hall Bert Lytell Rob Jimmy Charioteers Quartet Dale Caraggie Sketc Paul Whiteman Oliver Wakefield Connie Boswell Lyman Gabriel Heatter Nola Day

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