Attendance At Shenandoah National Park Dedication At Big Meadows
Visitors from this city and county attended the Shenandoah National Park dedication at Big Meadows on Friday afternoon. Reports claim traffic flowed well with two abreast speeds of 30 to 40 mph, though estimates ranged from 10 000 to 15 000 attendees, contradicting earlier forecasts of 50 000. Also noted is the Braddock Street Church Missionary Society meeting set for Tuesday night with Leslie Carper leading a program on Working Together in Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah National Park
Big Meadows
Lee N. Whitacre
L. Fred Stine
Walter M. Shade
R. L. Omps
C. E. Omps
Henry McKee
Ridge
W. Va
A. L. Green
Frank Eddy
John M. Steck
Berryville
Rose McDonald
Edward Williams
Ralph N. Dorsey
E. Blackburn Moore
Missionary Society of
Local Clubs Schedule Meetings and Luncheons
Tuesday agenda includes Lions Club at George Washington Hotel 12 30 p m Rotary and Kiwanis luncheons at the same venue 12 45 p m Young People's Choir practice 6 45 p m Winchester Lodge 867 B P E meets at Elks 8 p m adult choir practice Grace Lutheran Church 8 15 p m Wednesday lone entries and Thursday Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel 1 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
George
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge No
Elks’ Eeeee
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
George Washington Hote
Misses Baker Host Weiner Roast in Honor of Guest
Misses Charlotte Jean and Joyce Baker entertained with a weiner roast and dance at Longmeadow in honor of Miss Lucille Jordan of Front Royal who will depart for Detroit next week. Guests included many Brumbacks and other local residents from Front Royal Strasburg Middletown and Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Jean
Joyce Baker
Weiner
Longmeadow
Lucille Jordan
Front Royal
Detroit
Mich
Margaret Mitchelle
Faye Mitchelle
Raldelle Flemming
Frances Brumback
Elizabeth Coverstone
Evelyn Brumback
Strasburg
Vivian Hollige
Washington
D. C
Janet Bowen
Geneive Grover
Lettie Huffman
Edna Brumback
Ellen Brumback
Middletown
Ruth Brumback
Opequon
Leroy Corron
Henry Sowers
Edward Morton
James King
William Flemming
Maurice Bowen
Donald Simpson
Roy Mitchell
Billy Powers
Dudley Powers
Berlin Fleming
Ford Wright
Woodstock
David Glaize
Gilbert Brumback
Junior Coverstone
Allen Hershman
Russell Sutphin
Flint Hill
William Davison
Eldon Brumback
Walter Davison
Ashby Brumback
Garland Snapp
Arthur Davison
Staige Brumback
William Stickley
Rolfe Derflinger
Robert Brumback
Malcolm Brumback
Ray Brumback
George Shepard
Winchester
J. H. Fisher
Birthday Parties Honor Residents at New Market and Winchester
Mrs. Maggie Olinger was the guest of honor at a surprise birthday party near New Market with many relatives attending from Kernstown and New Market. A separate birthday gathering honored Mr. Lester Funkhouser in Winchester with family present. Brownies to attend a day camp at White Rock on the Capon River with supervision and return plans. Mr. George E. Senseney and Mrs. Senseney welcomed a baby boy born July 2 in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funkhouser
Lester Funkhouser
Romanus DeHaven
Winchester
John DeHaven
James DeHaven
Nellie Sirbaugh
Dorothy Renner
B. S. Preffitt
Coffman Brubaker
C. E. Funkhouser
Washington, D. C
Guy Flynn
Howard and
Gordon
Clyde _Baskette
Baltimore
Stacy Ewartz
Sterling and
Frank
G. C. Funkhouser
Mary Hutton
Fairfax
Camp
White Rock
Whiterock
Capon River
West Virginia
H. Clay De~Grange
Iuir
Senseney
George E. Senseney
Middletown
Miss Headley
Young Kernstown Visitors Visit Aunt in New Market
Messrs. George William and Robert Branner and sister Miss Virginia Branner of Kernstown motored to New Market last Tuesday evening and returned the next day with another sister Miss Mary Branner who has been visiting aunt Mrs. Maggie Olinger. Miss Hilda Olinger also returned and will visit relatives near Kernstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George William and
Robert Branner
Virginia Branner
Kernstown
New Market
Mary Branner
Maggie Olinger
Hilda Olinger
Waffle Supper Honors Peyton Street Helpers
Mrs. Bessie McCann of Peyton street hosted a waffle supper Friday evening in appreciation of the help given by Messrs. John Hottel Robert Newell and Charles McKee in the junior department of the Daily Vacation Bible School at the Presbyterian Church. Miss Olivia S. Dellinger departs for two weeks to visit New York and other Northern cities with her mother Mrs. L. K. Dellinger and will stay with Mrs. Hobart Thomas of Danbury Connecticut during the second week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie McCann
Peyton Street
John Hottel
Robert Newell
Charles McKee
Olivias. Dellinger
New York
Miss Dellinger
L. K. Dellinger
Hobart. Thomas
Danbury
Conn
Notable weekend visitors and social events scroll
Mr. George Pennington of Pittsburgh and Prof. Bernard Rutherford of New York stayed with Miss Zelma Carper in North Loudoun street. Pennington plans fall radio dramatizations for the Republican Party based on Governor Landon. The Christian Endeavor executive committee meets tonight at 7 30. A Weiner roast is planned for tomorrow evening by the United Brethren choir at Jordan Springs, leaving the church at 5. Several residents travel, host, or attend gatherings, including visits to Beckley West Virginia and Virginia Beach, and social parties at Scabby Clarke County Club and Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pennington
Pittsburgh
Bernard Rutherford
New York
Zelma Carper
North Loudoun Street
Pennington
National Republican Party
Alfred M. Landon
The
Christian Endeavor Society of the United Brethren Church
United Brethren Young People’s Choir
Jordan Springs
Tyson Gilpin
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Radio Highlights Schedule Post
A listing of radio programs and times across stations WEAF WOR WABC and WJZ including Amos n Andy Fibber McGee and Molly and a discussion of industrial democracy in steel with John L. Lewis. The schedule runs from 5:00 p.m. through 11:30 p.m. with orchestras operas and news segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJZ
WABC
Bobby Bketch
Press-Radio News
WEAF
Amos 'N
Andy
WOR
Grofe
Charioteers
Margaret Speaks
Gypsies
Howard~ Price
Chicago
Eddy Brown
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lucar
Aaronson Orchestra
Sacred Music Festival at Massanetta Springs July 17
The Sacred Music Festival directed by Dr. John Finley Williamson will be at Massanetta Springs Va four miles east of Harrisonburg on July 17. A 1500 voice choir will sing on Vesper Hill while a Choral Program led by Edna Shaeffer is set for the forenoon. The Old Harp Singers from Nashville and the Virginia Symphony Orchestra will perform, with Wilfred Pyle directing. An audience of up to 5000 is expected and a School of Sacred Music runs July 13–19 attended by many registrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massanetta Springs
John Finley Williamson
Harrisonburg
Vesper Hill
Edna Shaeffer
State Teachers’ College
Old Harp Singers
Nashville
Tenn
Virginia Symphony Orches
Tra
Wilfred Pyle
Richmond
Westminster Choir Fame
League of Nations Question Is Exercising Minds Of Statesmen
Washington July 6 The League of Nations occupies minds of statesmen and diplomats as debates over its covenant and effectiveness continue. Italy’s invasion of Ethiopia tests the league, which sanctioned a boycott that Italy ignored, highlighting the organization’s fragile authority and renewed calls to save or scrap the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington
Woodrow
Wilson
League
Geneva
Far East
Europe
Ethiopia
Italy
Italy defies league as Britain weighs new path for peace
The piece surveys the League of Nations after Italy’s Ethiopia action, detailing France, Britain, Germany and neutral states positions. It notes Britain’s desire to keep a functional league as a buffer and discusses possible separate regional or continental leagues led by powers like the United States and Briand Kellogg ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Italy
Tain
League of Nations
France
Poland
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Great Britain
Switzerland
Hitler
Rhineland
Europe
Ethiopia
Germany
Holland
Belgium
Latin Armry
Britain
Far East
Africa
United States
Dominion
Canada
Hemisphere
South
Central America
Aristide Briand
United States of Europe
World League of Nations
Also Mentioned on This Page
Misses Baker
Mary Frances
Marie Jeannette
Hilda
Lena
Olinger
Boyd Swartz
Douglas Litten
Charles Dove
A. P. Zirkle
P. J. Olinger
George Neese
Ray Litten
Clara Zirkle
Ben May
Josephine Swartz
Sallie
Lizzie Zirkle
Mary Good
Delma Miller
Goldie Branner
Louise Litten
Elsie May
Helen Swartz
Alice Clem
Vesta
Lois Litten
Marie
Jeannette
Lena Olinger
Mary
George William
Vernon Swartz
Boyd F. Swartz
Kermit Dove
Ivan Branner
Braxton
Galen Good
Lee Miller
Neff Neese
Frank Zirkle
Vernon Zirkle
Paul Wade
Donald
Ralph Zirkle
Doston Miller
Everett
Kelly Miller
Otis Clem
Ashby
Paul and
William May
Owen Zirkle
Dan Gregory
Victor Recording Orchestra
Columbia Broadcasting
Mr. Gregory
Graham Dougherty
Clarke County
R. E. Byrd
Alexander Barrie
Coronado
Calif
T. B. Byrd
Byrd
Martinsburg
Barrie
Modern Woodmen
Modern Woodmen of America
North
Loudoun Street
Vergie Braithwaite
C. F. Smoot
Vergie M. Braithwaite
Clarence F. Smoot
Cephas Fahnestock
H. G. Braithwaite
Benjamin Smoot
Reliance
Indiana
Walter H. Crim
Republican Leader
Salem
Ind
Star
Crim
East
National Editorial Association
Poling Springs
Maine
Crims
Christian Endeavor Society
Leslie G. Polhamus, Jr
Beckley
Leslie G. Polhamus
Beckley Machine and Electric Company
Gilpins
Mary A. Byrd
Carrie Hunter
Gray Gables Inn
Charles Town
Irwin Carper
Robert Jones
City
Bertha Kline
Molly
Clara Wood
Gibson Bradfield
Loring A. Cover
Green Spring Valley, Md
T. W. Harrison
J. M. Steck, Sr
Joseph Wright
H. McGuire
Margaret Byrd
Virginia Beach
Paul Carper
Mrs. Linwood Patton
National Avenue
Fred A. Read
Alexander P. Lyon, Jr
Youngstown, Ohio
Ellsworth Keller
Teddy
Ouida
Hagerstown
Ashington
D.C
Huntsberry
American League
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
U. S
Comptroller of the Currency
Federal Reserve System
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Bird Baths
New Nucva
Pride of Val
Sunshine Grocery
E. Monmouth St
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Big Joe
Winchester’s Bakery
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
R. M. Swimley
Loudoun
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