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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1937

Page

8

Social Calendar Seekings and Meetings at Winchester Hostels

Social calendar lists weekly Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel 100 p m. Market Street M E Church Sunday School picnic from church to Elizabeth Furnace Yard Party at Baptist Church women hosts. R Y Conrad American Legion meets 1 00 p m at George Washington Hotel. Braddock Street M E Church South Young Christian Class picnic 6 00 p m. Garden Party 1 00 7 00 p m Women s Auxiliary Winchester Memorial Hospital at Maxfield home of Mrs H B McCormac. 40 30 p m Regular Saturday Country Club night dance at Winchester.

George Washington Hotel Market Street M. E Elizabeth Furnace Yard The Baptist Church R. Y. Conrad American Legion Braddock Street M. BE South Women's Auxiliary Winchester Memorial Hospital Maxfield H. B. McCormac Winchester McCormac

Birthday Celebrations Mark 71st Year in Middletown

A large party honored John E. Legge of Middletown age 71 and his son-in-law H. J. McAvoy age 45 with a Sunday celebration. Attendees from multiple towns joined a day trip to Elizabeth Fort Valley and back for a church street lemonade reception and gifts. The event followed a meal at a Shenandoah area venue and included travel by car and a return gathering in Middletown.

Hell Middletown Iohn E. Lezse Fri John E. [Eage Mid H. & McAvoy Brucetown Elizabeth Fort Valley Strasburg J. Leslc Wright Church Street Case Clarke Legge Donald Dorothy Alen Maurice Junior Charlotte John Shirley Anne Roupert Legge Teddy Winchester Guy Legge Mike Fred Borden Washington, D. C H. J. McAboy Jack Joe Raymon Boden Billy Bobby Betty Woodrow Legge Patsy Dickie Dorsey Carrier Kay Frances Mary A. Legge W- B. Walker Alvin Thomas John .E. Legge

Engagement Announced for Elizabeth Craighill to George W. Wickersham II

The engagement links Miss Elizabeth Wistar Craighill of Leesburg to Mr. George Ww. Wickersham II of New York and Cedarhurst Long Island. Craighill is daughter of Rev George Peyton Craighill and studied at Oldfields School. Wickersham is Harvard graduate 1935 and Episcopal Seminary student in Alexandria VA.

Elizabeth Wistar Craighill George Peyton Craighill Leesburg George Ww. Wickersham, II Cornelius W. Wickersham New York G. W. Wickersham Wickersham United States Taft Samuel Parker Hinckley Boston St. Mark’s School Harvard Episcopal Theological Seminary Alexandria

Etiquette Answers on Giving Away Brides and Table Manners

A reader asks if a bride may be given away by her mother when no father is present. The answer: yes, but the bride walks alone. the mother may say I do from the pew or move to the left behind the bride. Also guidance on table setting and introducing an aunt to a guest.

Young People Choir Practice Tonight At Church

United Brethren Young People's Choir members are reminded of practice tonight at 6 45 at the church. All members should attend. Tomorrow the Market Street Methodist Church school picnic will be at Elizabeth Furnace in the George Washington National Forest near Waterlick Va. Those needing transport should meet the church by 1 pm and a bus will be provided. The Sunday School will supply supper and Rev McKay arranges a full program of picnic and sports. All church and school members are invited.

Young People’s Choir United Brethren Young People’s Choir Elizabeth Furnace Market Street

Miss Henry Hosts Open House In City Invitations Issued

Miss Henry will host a party for local youths at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Henkle Henry on East Cecil Street Friday night. Horace Browne and wife plan a Pall Mall Street entertainment Saturday. Several bridge tables are planned and invitations extended. The Friday Bridge Club meets at Mrs. R. E. Byrd's home at 2 45 PM.

Miss Henry Johnedith Henry Mrs. J. Henkle Henry East Cecil Street Horace Browne Pall Mall Street R. E. Byrd Norvall Lee Elizabeth Worden Alpeca W. Va

Millwood Ladies Defeat Local Team At Winchester Club

The Millwood Country Club ladies defeated the local group 132 to 72 in a return match at Winchester Golf Club yesterday afternoon. Individual scores list Mrs. Greenhalgh 3, Mrs. Coffey 0, Mrs. Ash 3, Frances Page 0, Susan Carter 4, Anne Kern 2,42, Kenneth Gilpin 3, Mrs. Hedricks 0, H P Mitchell 2, Helen Smith 1, Williams 2, Anne Russell 2, and Read 12, Glaze 1. An additional match will be played during September. Tea followed in the clubhouse.

Millwood Winchester Golf Club George Greenhalgh Butt Coffey Ash Frances Page Susan Carter Anne B. Kern Kenneth Gilpin John Hedricks H. P. Mitchell Helen Smith Williams Anne E. Russell Fred Read Fred Glaize, Jr

AT OUR FOUNTAIN Jumbo Ice Cream Sodas 10c

An old advertisement highlights affordable treats at a fountain shop offering jumbo ice cream sodas for 10 cents and giant milk shakes also at 10 cents. It promotes double dip cones at 5 cents and old fashioned plate ice cream for 10 cents with Raspberry and Lime sherbets.

Shoving Is Denied By Japan

Two American women clashed with the Japanese embassy over guards’ conduct outside the embassy. Japanese sources say the women slipped and fell while crossing a street and refused to leave. guards merely pushed them as part of protecting military secrets. Mrs. Helen R. Jones and Miss Carol Lathrop dispute the official account and defend their claim of violence.

Peiping United States Helen R. Jones Detroit Carol Lathrop Washington, D. C Mrs. Jones

Pardons for Two Innocents in Warren Truck Robbery

Anthony Labrezetta and George Sargent, ages 34 and 39, were freed in Cleveland after 27 months in jail on unconditional presidential pardons. They had been convicted of a 125000 Warren mail truck robbery, later found to be the Alvin Karpis gang’s crime.

Cleveland Anthony Labrezetta George Sargent Cuyahoga County Roosevelt Alvin Karpis

Local residents host and visit across states

Mr W E McQuay returns to Washing ton after visiting Mr and Mrs B A Rowland near Reliance. William A LaRue hosts weekend guests Lawrence Geisler and Peter Geisler of Wilkinsonburg Pa. David Woodward visits city before starting a business here next month, after years in Williamsburg Va. Charlotte Campbell travels from Philadelphia to visit her mother Mrs Alice Campbell, joined by Betty Oswald from Washington. Mrs Wilbur Krise hosts Tuesday duplicate bridge at West Clifford street. Bryant Stotler and wife visit Pittsburgh for several days.

James Flowers Betty Mae Rosa Breeder George Breeder Fletcher Timberville Robert Colvin Messrs Harold E Ray M. Barrett United States Navy Norfolk F. L. Barrett Frederick County Norfolk Naval Training Station Naval Operating Base Messrs. Barrett Barrett Handley High School Fred Glaize, Jr Beach Virginia Beach É . H. Bosserman, Jr Mrs. Bosserman Winchester Captain Pownell Hazel Pownell Corps of the Salvation Army Freeport Romney W. Va Captain Cresthaven Middlewest A. R. Mueller Caroline Louise Buddy Fred Feymour St. Louis Brucetown Frederick Washington, D. C Nancy Symington Baltimore Nancy Hambleton Symington Jack Symington Lawrence Perin Nelson Perin Grace St. Peter’s Protestant Episcopal Church Andrew Kincaid Silver Springs B. E. Rowland Reliance William A. LaRue Senseny Road Lawrence Geisler Peter Wilkinsonburg, Pa David Woodward Charlotte Campbell Philadelphia Graduate Hospital The University of Pennsylvania Alice Campbell Middle Road Betty Oswald Washington Wilbur Krise West Clifford Street

Front Royal Notes Vacation Visitors and Local Moves

Front Royal in late July reports include nurse Irene Dodson visiting her parents near Linden while two Virginia residents study hospitals away from home. Several families welcome relatives and travelers from Richmond Pittsburgh Chicago Baltimore and Norfolk for visits and vacations. Local business and civic actions include the Front Royal Chamber of Commerce board meeting and residents making travel plans or returning from trips in the region.

Front Royal Irene Dodson Hinton W. Va William H. Dodson Linden

Woman Suing Millionaire After Home Raid Injuries

Mrs. Pearl Antibus sues Thomas Warner Sr. for 510 600 alleging injuries from a raid on her Los Angeles home. She claims Warner led police believing his son was held a love captive, while she is pictured in hospital.

Pearl Antibus Thomas Warner, Sr Los Angeles Hospital Antibus Warner, Sr Central Press

Front Royal Viscose Plant gets transformer delivery

Electric transformers for the Front Royal line to the Viscose Plant have arrived and will be installed today. Water lines to the plant were laid last week.

Front Royal

Radio pioneer’s career spans four decades of world broadcasts

July 21 radio highlights recount the life of a veteran broadcaster whose 40 plus years shaped modern radio. He spoke 16 times since 1929, with talks from Italy and England and a Rome finale in March this year. Tonight’s schedule features NBC CBS and local stations with music, drama, and a Cooke report from London.

New York America Chicago Italy England NBC Mediterranean David Sarnoff RCA Washington Niagara Falls WJZ Jennings Randolph WABC CBS Herbert Emmerich Farm Credit Union Ken Murray Oswald Frank Parker Jessica Dragonette Will Osborne Beatrice Lillie Helen Menken Goldman Band Woody Herman

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