Social calendar notes from Grace Lutheran and Kiwanis events
Tuesday 4 30 p m the Queen Esther Bible Class at 278 National Avenue home of Mrs Charles Fries Grace Lutheran Church. Wednesday 12 30 p m Kiwanis Club regular meeting at George Washington Hotel. Wednesday 3 30 p m Winchester Clarke County Garden Club meeting at the home of Mrs Louis Baker North Loudoun Street.
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Queen Esther Bible Class
Grace Lutheran Church
Charles Fries
National Avenue
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Winchester-Clarke County
Louis Baker
North Loudounet
Winchester
Clarke County Garden Club
North Braddock
W. A. Baker
Queen Esther Bible Class To Meet Tonight
Women’s Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital hosts a garden party at the McCormac home Saturday from 5 to 7 pm to fund improvements including elevator work and the new wing a silver offering admits. Committees manage publicity cakes cakes and service with Mrs. L. M. Nulton leading general affairs. Grace Lutheran Queen Esther Class meets at Grace Lutheran Church tonight at 7 20 bringing material for the Orphan Box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxfield
Winchester Memorial Hospital
H. B. McCormac
L. M. Nulton
W.W. D. Field
George Snarr
Ellsworth Johnson
Blanton Dutton
Jimmie Grove
Harry Schmidt
W. Nelson Page
Mary J. McCone
T. Russell Cather
C. C. Conner
Carl Massey
J. A. Richard
H. K. Russell
Joseph Massie
Friends of the Hospital
Mexfield
Grace Lutheran Church
Chas. Fries
National Avenue
Busy Bee Class of Old Opequon Meets
The Busy Bee Class of Kerns town Old Opequon Church held their July meeting at Mrs. Walter Boyd’s residence with Miss Edna Cutterer leading devotions on the topic My self and Alcohol. Guests included Edna, Sarah and Cora Cutterer and others, then lawn games and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee
Kernstown Old Opequon Church
Walter Boyd
Edna Cutterer
Edna
Sarah
Cora Cutterer
Hilda
Iva Boyd
Margaret Noonan
Yvonne Bayliss
Messrs
Robert Richard
William Boyd
Ray Bayliss
Vergil Massey
Gregory Noonan
Junior Stultz
Mrs Clifford Barbee Visits Mrs George Lee Near White Post
Mrs Clifford Barbee former Julia Lee visits at Mrs George Lee’s home near White Post after a three month Europe trip. She is accompanied by daughter Mrs Andrew Dossett formerly Laurena Barbee who returns to California. Mrs Barbee will visit relatives before returning west. Lutheran Choir Will Not Rehearse Tomorrow. Grace Lutheran Church choir cancels rehearsals tomorrow but asks members to attend both Sunday services with special music planned.
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Clifford Barbee
George Lee
Julia Lee
White Post
Europe
Andrew Dossett
Laurena Barbee
California
Barbee
West Coast
New York City
Young Christians Class Holds Annual Picnic in Shenandoah
The Braddock Street Methodist Young Christians Class will hold its annual basket picnic Friday evening July 23 at Elizabeth Furnace in the George Washington National Forest near Waterlick Virginia. All members and families urged to depart church by 6 o clock and attend this event amid forest setting with church leadership coordinating transportation.
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Braddock Street Methodist Church
Elizabeth Furnace
George Washington National Forest
Waterlock
Modern Etiquette Q and A by Roberta Lee
Practical manners guidance on walking companions and curb position for groups, handling dance etiquette, and a basic informal dinner menu. Includes advice on who to cut in on and how to arrange couples, with concise responses.
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Roberta Lee
Miss Gertrude Flemings Weds Floyd I Hulver in Mt Airy
Miss Gertrude Flemings of Watersville Md and Mr Floyd I Hulver of Popular Springs Md quietly married at 3 pm Saturday in Mt Airy Md. Rev S L Dawson officiated. Attendants Mr and Mrs Walter Welsh witnesses. They honeymooned in Virginia then stayed with Hulver’s parents in Mountain Falls.
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Gertrude Flemings
Harry Flemings
Watersville
Floyd I. Hulver
Popular Springs
B. C. Hulver
S. L. Dawson
Mt. Airy
Walter Welsh
Virginia
Budge Stages Rally To Tie Tennis Series At Two Each
Budge defeated Grant 6-3 6-4 6-2 in close opening match. Henkel split two singles losses. Budge and Gene Mako won the doubles over Von Cramm and Henkel 4-6 7-5 8-6 6-4 to even the series at two wins apiece.
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Page One
Grant
von Cramm
Henkel
Budge
Gene Mako
Sentry Attack Forces Move at Sandbag Barricade
A fragment describes terrified women and sentries rallying behind sandbag barricades. Three additional sentries joined the first two to push Carol back as a Japanese war cry echoed, revealing a tense defensive moment on the page.
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Carol
Lehman Opposes Court Plan While Praising Social Work
Governor Herbert Lehman of New York voices opposition to President Roosevelt's court reorganization bill. He praises the social program but warns the measure threatens judicial independence and constitutional rights. Lehman's letter to Senator Wagner signals possible delay tactics amid partisan debate.
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Govenor Lehman
New York
Albany
N. Y
Roosevelt
Herbert H.lehman
Lehman
U. S
Robert F. Wagner
D.N. Y
Eader
Hot Springs
Wagner
Republican Assembly
Oswald D. Heck
United States
Herbert Lehman
Senator Wagner
United States Senate
Supreme Court
Herbert H. Lehman
Plant Pickets and Turmoil at Taylor Steel Plant
Police used two tear gas cartridges to disperse a crowd estimated above 200 at the Republic Steel Taylor plant in Pittsburgh. After a wreck and street clash, gates closed, parking banned, and the plant left idle since May 26 amid CIO pressure. President Glen W. McCabe predicted a split within the Flat Glass Workers Union as unseated delegates plan a separate body with backing from eight locals.
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SWOC
Oscar A. Eyerman
CIO
Republic Steel Corporation
Taylor
Pittsburgh
Glen W. McCabe
Federation of Flat Glass Workers
Committee For Industrial Organization
Senate Delays Court Bill as Leadership Fight Continues
After returning from Robinson funeral in Arkansas, Senate opposition may move to send the court bill to judiciary committee but administration aims to wait for a new leader. Leadership contest favors Harrison and Barkley. a caucus is set for tomorrow. Lehman’s public letter to Wagner draws sharp comment from White House.
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Page One
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Senate Democrats
Harrison
D-Miss
Barkley
D-Ky
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Wagner
Washington
Lehman
Roosevelt
White House
At Our Fountain The Coolest Place in Town
Brooks' Pharmacy promotes a nostalgic ice cream offer with jumbo ice cream sodas and milk shakes priced at 10 cents each, double dip ice cream cones at 5 cents, and old fashioned plate ice cream at 10 cents, inviting customers to call 766.
Roosevelt Court Plan Highlights Five Phases
An administration spokesman described the presidents court program as five phases and noted only the proposal to add justices faced strong opposition. He signaled that any new Senate compromise would be a matter for Congress to resolve after a productive meeting described as very happy.
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Administration
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Senate
Congress
China Rejects Japanese Demands on Pepper Bridge Crisis
Chinese Premier Wang Chung Hui told the Japanese chargé d’affaires that China could not accept Japan’s terms and offered a counterproposal for a ceasefire and withdrawal to pre clash lines. Foreign ministers reported a secret local accord between Japanese officers at Tientsin and Gen Sung Cheh Yuan, with Hirota urging Nanking to accept and enforce it. Beijing indicated it would not recognize settlements between military commanders in north China.
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Fuminaro Konoye
Nanking
China
Japan
Wang Chung- Hui
Shinorokuro Hidaka
Peiping
Marco Polo Bridge
Koki Hirota
Hsu Shih-Ying
Tientsin
Sung Cheh-Yuan
Hirota
Hsu
Clash Over China War Policy Prompts Calls To Declare War
In a report reflecting tensions between Japan and China, Hirota indicated withdrawal would occur only when China shows active enforcement of a secret agreement. Newspapers, convinced China is preparing for actual war, urged Tokyo to take the initiative and declare war as self defense.
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Hirota
Japan
China
Chinese Division answers Japanese ultimatum with barrage
A dispatch from Fengtai near Peiping reports the Thirty seventh Chinese Division, engaged in heavy fighting, fired an artillery barrage in response to a Japanese ultimatum to cease fire. The Japanese garrison warned they would take independent action if the Chinese continued firing.
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Nichi-Nichi
Fengtai
Peiping
Radio Highlights Cover America Cup Races From Newport Schedule
The NBC network will broadcast America’s Cup races from Newport Rhode Island from start to finish with live updates from air and coast guard observers. July 31 opening with midday and midafternoon feeds plus announcers including George Hicks. tonight tune in for boxing, talks, and music on WABC WJZ WEAF and more.
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New York
Newport
R. I
Breton Point Coast Guard Station
Coast Guard
NBC
George Hicks
Mid- Pacific
Canton Island
Mary Pickford
Honolulu
Buddy Rogers
Charlie McCarthy
WEAF
Hollywood
Tommy Farr
WJZ
Clem McCarthy
Joe Louis
Wabc Cbs
Fred Steele
Hobo Williams
Sumner Welles
Gardner Withrow
Wisconsin
Johnny and
Russ Morgan
Johnny Green
Vic and Sade
Henry Busse
Wabc-Cbs
Hammerstein Music Hall
Grant Park
al Pearcees
Eddie Guest
Ben Bernie
Mexico
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Mr. Haines
William C. Haines
Richards Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Haines
Winchester Clarke Garden Club
C. and P. Telephone
L. R. Wilson
John =. Reman
C. & P. Telephone Group
West Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Charles Webber
Keniworthy
Accounting Department of
State
Margaret Byrd
Richmond
Lelia Leigh
Amherst Street
J. M. Stecks
Mason Rainsford
J. M. Steck, Jr
Fairmont Avenue
Winchester Country Club
Blue Ridge Mountains
Paris
Charles Mort
May McCleet
Ester Memorial Hospital
Bessie Gershank
Mary McKensie Henkle
Gershank
Mary Louise Gershank
Carrol Henkle
Llewellyn Bull
Tubyries
Clarke County
Gibson
Kenneth Gilpin
R. E. Byrd
A. J. Novick
Morgan Street
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Halifax
H. R. Kern, Jr
J. Victor Arthur
Griffith Stadium
Pauline Castleman
Chambersville
Harrisonburg
J. Strother Sherman
Berryville Avenue
Nedson Page
R. Jenkins Britton
Richmond, Va
Evelyn Dean
Helen Dean
Courtfield Avenue
Atlantic City
N. J
C. Scott Shade
This City
Elizabeth Irvin
Sorbonne
Clyde Irvin
Newark
Ohio
John S. Sloat
South
Loudoun Street
Irvins
Alma Renner
Argyle Park
C. Robert Burner
W. F. Cutterer
P. M. Wolverton
Mary Rebecca and
David
William Marker
Westminster
Charles Brown
Union Mills
Lewis Myers
Hampstead
Burr P. Harrison
Tommy
C. Worthington Lowe
City
Roaring Gap
N. C
Nancy Gray Larrick
Baltimore
Virginia Davis
Edwin Boyce
Norfolk
Joseph Jelley, Jr
Velma Shoemaker
Sally Whitmayer
Winchester Business College
Bill
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Huntsberry
RED Cross
Rhythm Step
Haldeman
Fresh Daily
N. Loudoun St
Sunshine Cleaners
Piccadilly St
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Guiding Light
Carol Deis
WABC
CBS
Manhattan
Purdue University
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pifer Printing Co
N. Loudoun Street
Cadillac
Brown’s Meat Market
South Braddock Street
RGA
O’connell
S. Braddock St
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