Calendar of events for Friday evening activities
At 6:00 p m the Comrade Bible Class picnic departs from Braddor Street Church for Royal recreation park. At 7:30 p m The Chanters hold a final meeting at Floyd Haines home ahead of Tuesday's concert. At 8:00 p m Woodmen of the World meet at Odd Fellows Hall. At 8:30 p m Little Theatre presents Outward Bound at Capitol Theatre. At 11:00 p m Winchester Golf Club hosts a dance for Little Theatre cast subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sour Royal Recreation Park
Braddor Street
Chanters
Floyd Haines
Woodmen of the World
Odd Fellows Hall
Little Theatre
Capitol Theatre
Winchester Golf Club
Mrs Williams and children to spend time in North Carolina
Mrs. Philip Williams and three children Miss Shirley and Miss Ann Williams and young George leave tomorrow for Winston Salem North Carolina to visit her parents Mr and Mrs H A George then continue to Wrightsville Beach where they will stay about a week Judge Williams to join them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Williams
Shirley
Ann Williams
George
Winston Salem
N. C
H. A. George
Wrightsville Beach
Judge Williams
Imaginative Biography for Outward Bound Cast
The writer, a former London slum child who reformed through a curate, recounts becoming a minister and educator. He describes mentoring Duke, leading a parish, and earning the nickname Jubilate Thomson. Now he accompanies outward bound ships, guiding lives toward moral law and gospel joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson
Duke
Winchester and Clarke Youths Attend Blue Ridge Party
Young people from Winchester and Clarke County attended an informal supper party and square dance at Journey's End in the Blue Ridge east of Berryville hosted by William Huntington and family for their daughters Joanna and Edith. Attendees included local families from Winchester and Clarke with guests from Purcellville and Leesburg. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glaize, Jr. welcomed a daughter born at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs. E. L. Orndorff hosted a birthday gathering on Welltown Road. State conventions of Virginia and Old Dominion associations of Letter Carriers will be attended by H. C. Manuel and J. H. Seal Jr. Mrs. Gertrude C. App is hospitalized in Wilmington for a broken hip. No Friday Bridge Club meeting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Borden
Wallace Long
Mary Catherine Borden
Wallace Keyser Long
First Baptist Church
Harrisonburg
E. B. Jackson
D. D
Ott Borden
Front Rural
Warren County
Long
American Viscose Corporation
C. A. Long
Staunton
Barbara Iselin
Winchester
C. Oliver Iselin
Middleburg
Long Island Society
Mary Dougherty
Messrs
Frazer
Clarke County
JL County
Iselin
Nancy Iselin
Clarke
Blue Ridge
Blue Ridge Mountains
Berryville
William Huntington
Washington
Virginia
Joanna
Edith Huntington
W. B. Watkins, Jr
Shirley Williams
Mary Scully
Margaret Byrd
William Bell
William Harris
Brad Beverley
Bruce Nelson
Tom Scully
Robert Portner
Anne Meade
Nell Williams
Eleanor
Josephine Griffith
Roland Mitchell
Frazer Dougherty
Phil
Louis Meade
Gay Gilpin
Jack Stribling
Lorenzo Lewis
Meade Dorsey
Beverley Whiting
Robert
Peter Chey
Fan
Mary Owen
Betty Lyon
Purcellville
Patricia and
Ruth Hurley
Leesburg
Peggy Wilmer
Robert Glaize
Robert Glaize, Jr
Winchester Memorial Hospital
H. C. Manuel
J. H. Seal, Jr
Suffolk
Virginia and
Old Dominion Associations of
Manuel
Seal
Local families return from visits to Kernstown and Dundalk
Mr and Mrs Cecil Lupton and children Janet Cecil Jr and Billy of Philadelphia returned home after visiting the Luptons in Kernstown. Mr and Mrs E C Heitmuller Miss Billie Jean Smith and William Norman Graber left for Ocean City Md for a few days. Miss Mary Ellen Babb and Miss Martha Babb plan to return home from Dundalk Md to the Millwood pike home of their parents Mr and Mrs C E Babb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Lupton
Janet
Cecil, Jr
Billy
Philadelphia
Kernstown
W. J. Lupton
E. C. Heitmuller
South Cameron Street
Billie Jean Smith
North Braddock Street
William Norman Graber
Washington, D. C
Ocean City
Mary Ellen Babb
Martha Babb
C E. Babb
Millwood Pike
Dundalk
C. J. Williamson
Weekend Socials Dot Front Royal Area
Front Royal and Warren County News notes weekend visits and trips across Virginia and nearby towns. Frank Donahoe and family spent the weekend in Bedford Pennsylvania while Charles Samuels conducts New York business. Other readings include visits to Madison Court House Colonial Beach Irvington and Washington D C by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Frank Donahoe
Bedford
Donahoe
Modern Etiquette Advice by Roberta Lee
Question and answer column on dinner guest conduct, stationery for men, and farewells. Noting that guests should not trail into the kitchen unless invited, men should use plain white unruled paper, and bid both hostess and guest of honor farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Lee
Social notes from Park View Inn and nearby households
Miss Connie Yates and Miss Mildred Sherman of Philadelphia visit Mrs. J. B. Biggs at Park View Inn. Several families host and visit relatives in Washington and Richmond while residents attend club gatherings and nursing home stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Yates
Mildred Sherman
Philadelphia
J. B. Biggs
Park View Inn
Three Men Trapped in Diving Bell at Golden Gate Expo
At Treasure Island a diving bell sank during ascent after a power cut leaving three men inside for 50 minutes. Louis Gilpin and two Walnut Creek customers, Edgar Simmons and William Arthur, emerged after 2,000 gallons were pumped out and air hoses maintained circulation. They reported only eye irritation and nervousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Louis Gilpin
Edgar B. Simmons
William R. Arthur
Walnut Creek
Calif
Gilpin
Simmons
Arthur
Treasure Island
Major lending bill in sharp Capitol fight over debt and jobs
Washington July 27. The 2.49 billion RFC lending measure faces heavy opposition as New Deal critics call it a spending scheme and threaten delays that could stall adjournment. Senators Barkley Byrd and Baxley lead arguments over recoverable assets and potential losses while supporters tout job creation and self liquidating projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Barkley
Day
RFC
Treasury
Byrd
Baxley
Virginian
Jesse H. Jones
Jones
President Warns on National Debt and Budget Tradeoffs
The speaker urges a debt rethink and stocktake of government action, arguing that idle workers will not return via private business and outlining three debt options. He calls repudiation impossible, inflation cruel, and stresses the need to pay the debt, noting saving 500 million dollars yearly would take 56 years to restore preexisting levels.
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Norman Sirbaugh
Kermit Whitacre
Belva Hitt
Louise Duncan
New York
Jim McKennon
Huston Marshall
Washington, Pa
Doman-Clem
J. E. Doman
Rock Oak
W. Va
Helen Louise
Elkins
Luther L. Clem
Herman McKay
Christine Weese
Harold Landis
Clem
Magnolia High School
New Martinsville
NYA
Henry Clem
Warren County High School
Fleet Air Detachment
U.S. Navy
San Diego
Burnt Church Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Burnt Factory
Harvey Fishpaw
Saviour Church
Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
QO. C. Cassell
National Avenue
Anderson
McDonald
Weiner
Juanite Anderson
Elsie McDonald
Berryville Avenue
Oak Haven
Glenda Sawyer
Nona Gay Shaver
Mary Place
Doris Jones
Hilda Nelson
Esther Haines
Frances Burchell
Anna Burchell
Christine Barum
Floyd Wine
Wayne Guthery
Walter Sibert
Lewis Fortz
Mac Foltz
Milton O'Rear
Daniel Doyle
Paul Haldeman
Joseph Hodgson
Sarah E. Moling
Park Central Hotel
Stine’s Chapel
Comrade Bible Class
Front Royal Recreation Park
Cedarville
Marguerite Butler
D. O. Louderback
Chattanooga
Tenn
Read Hotel
W. L. Poston
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Haldeman
Haldeman’s
W. B. Snider & Son
OLE Mill Shop
GEO. Washington Hotel Orchestra
the Examiner
Joe Thomas
London
Jolliffe Photo
Orndorff
E. L. Ornndorff
Welltown Road
Bertha Ashwood
Meredity
Dorothy Larrick
Isabell Larrick
E. N. Larrick
Donald
Helen Kibler
E.L. Orndorff
Ann Dick
James
Jane Metz
Gertrude C. App
Wilmington
Del
Front Royal and
Warren County News
Charles Samuels
Mrs
Waldo Herr
Irvington, Va
A. E. Whitesel
Colonial Beach
J. B. Harnsberger
Humphrey Harnsberger
Lynn deLashmutt
Ralph Hansacher
New Hampshire
J. H. Hisey
Gene Hisey
W. G. Barraclough
Betty Worden
Alpeca
W. R. Lee
Richmond
Stuart Worden
A. C. Carson
Delbrook
Elizabeth Major
Julian Major
Riverside
Jack Neate
Alfred Shryock
Baltimore
Roderick Shryock
Marion Peffer
The
Johnson's Woman's Nursing Home
Larry Boerner
John Boyd
Billy Marshall
Lyon Village
Elizabeth Reid
Senator Byrd
Potomac By-Products Co
Harpers Ferry, W. Va
Tom Powers
Huntsberry’s
Shoe
the Times
Alecia Beauty Salon
Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Pifer Printing CO
N. Loudoun St
Sunshine
Underwood's
Underwood
Loudoun St
Ateleel
TNS
Sears, Roebuck and CO
East Boscawen St
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