Social Calendar Highlights Winchester Events This Week
A busy slate features religious services, theatre, and club gatherings in Winchester. Notable items include Episcopalian talks by Rt. Rev. Henry St. George Tucker, Noel Coward plays at Capitol Theatre, and the Loyal Temperance Legion meeting at Braddock Street Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men of Christ Episcopaloga
Henry St. George Tucker
Crusaders’ of the Sacred Heart Church
School of Round Hill
Loyal Temperance Legion
Braddock Street Methodes
Episcopal Church
American Legion Post
George Washington Hotel
Young’ People's Choir
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South
Littl Theatre Organization
Noel Coward
Capitol Theatre
Evening—Girls’ Athletic Association
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Community League of
Stephens City High School
Mrs. MacCallum Aims To Start Preschool In Winchester
Mrs. MacCallum and her two young sons arrived in Winchester to pursue establishing a nursery school for children aged 18 months to four years. She holds degrees from Columbia Teachers College and studied at Johns Hopkins and UNC and previously taught at Goucher College and several state schools.
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Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
University of North Carolina
Goucher College
Maryland State Normal School
Towson
Eastern Illinois State Teachers’ College
Singers Prepare For Massanetta Meeting Tonight
Winchester choir members will practice tonight at 7 30 at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church before the Massanetta Springs music festival. Mrs Frank L Buckley directs and Dr Raymond Hollinger of Havertown Md will assist in preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Massanetta Springs
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Frank L. Buckley
Raymond Hollinger
Haverstown
Miss Clendenning Here For Treatment In West Virginia
Miss Virginia Gold Clendenning of Hull has been treated for gastritis during summer sessions at West Virginia University and moved to Memorial Hospital under Dr. E C C Stuart care. She plans to return to Brucetown with relatives after recovery.
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Virginia Gold Clendenning
Hull
West Virginia
Atl
Memorial Hospital
E. Cc. Stuart
Miss Clendenning
Romney,v. Va
G.ded
Uel Jefferson Swimley
Brucetown
Misses Swimley
Bruetown
Camp Meeting At Wardensville Opens Aug 13
The W met its annual camp meeting at the old camp grounds north of Wardensville West Virginia starting Saturday evening August 13. Unfurnished cabins may be used free and board is available on grounds at reasonable rates. Contact E Baughman Winchester for details. Services are at 10 am and 7 45 pm daily led by Pat B Withrow Union Mission of Charleston with the mission blind male quartet providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Camp
Wardensville
W. Va
E. Baughman
Winchester
Pat B. Withrow
Union Mission
Charleston
Divorces Granted in Frederick County Circuit Court
Judge Philip Williams granted absolute divorces to two couples in Frederick County. Roy R. Rinker wed Lula Isler Rinker on September 21, 1920. she deserted him in January 1926. Mary F. Clevenger divorced James Clevenger for abandonment in February 1928. she may resume her maiden name Mary McSherry, with six months before remarrying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Williams
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Roy R. Rinker
Lula Isler Rinker
Mary F. Clevenger
James Clevenger
Full Attendance Asked of School at Stine's Chapel
The Stine's Chapel Sunday School asks for 100 percent attendance at 10.30 Sunday morning. Arrangements will be made for the annual picnic next Wednesday at Gainesboro, featuring a baseball game between Stine's Chapel and Gainesboro teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stine’s Chapel
Gainesboro
Child Disappears From Cumberland
Cumberland police seek Lloyd Volk a 12 year old boy from 841 Brad dock road Cumberland Md. He has red hair blue eyes and a freckled face and is believed to carry an army canteen. Relatives think he headed for Washington DC using U S Route 50 via Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Cumberland Md
Lloyd Volk
Braddock Road
Cumberland
Washington, D. C
William and Mary College Founding Gifts and History
The piece notes William and Mary College’s 1698 founding and that William contributed 2 000 pounds toward building and endowment, with a further 1 895 pounds raised from colonial quit rents. It explains quit rent as payments by tenants to the lord, in exchange for service. An editorial quip about human pursuits contrasts earthly toil with posthumous life, mentioning an ice cream parlor in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and Mary College
William
William and Mary
Colonies
Stoker
Earth
Smith announces bid to fill Tucker unexpired term in Seventh District
Herbert L. Smith secretary to the late Henry St George Tucker announced he will seek the unexpired term in Virginia's Tenth District. He will not run for the regular term in the new Seventh District and aims to press Tucker bills while serving if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Smith
Henry St. George Tucker
Tucker
William A. Jones
Virginia
Jones
Tenth District
Harrisonburg
Henry St George Tucker
T. Russell Cather
Frederick County
Frank T. Tavenner
Balzac series and San Francisco granite building
The Balzac Comedie Humaine began with Balzac’s first volume in 1829 and expanded through 1842 as a sweeping portrait of manners. The first granite faced structure in San Francisco was built by J Parrott with Chinese aid, completed in November 182, cost 117000 dollars, three stories, 68 by 102 feet, at Montgomery and California streets, initially housing Adams & Co and Page Bacon & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comedie Humaine
Balzac
San Francisco
J. Parrott
Montgomery and
California Streets
Adams & Co
Page, Bacon & Co
Funeral services for William T. Barr holder of Winchester roles
Funeral services for the late William T. Barr former city treasurer and banker of Winchester will be held at 5 o clock this afternoon from his home 110 Peyton street Rev E A Lambert and Rev Dr Frank T McFaden will officiate Interment will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery Barr died Tuesday night after a lengthy illness He served 16 years as City Treasurer and held numerous civic posts including on the School Board and Board of Stewards of the Southern Methodist Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Barr
Winchester
Peyton Street
E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank T. McFaden
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Barr
Mt. Hebron
Southern Methodist Church
Von Papen To Be On Radio Broadcast From Berlin
Franz Von Papen the German chancellor will address U S radio listeners tomorrow evening at 6 o clock eastern standard time in a Berlin transmittance. WEAF NBC will carry the program and it is expected to cover international matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Franz von Papen
Germany
United States
Berlin
Weafnbc
Spider Web Strength Sparks Engineering Vision
The article argues that if science could uncover the spider web secret, man could create ropes and cables with similar strength. Such material would enable long suspension arches across spaces, given its light weight and easy anchoring.
Sign of Approaching Age in Everyday Talk
A reflection on when middle age begins as people describe ailments and medical concerns. The quotation notes discussions of hospitals specialists and bodily deficiencies as moments signaling youth fading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Condon
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Lions’ Club
Kiwanis Club
Mrs. Agath and Son
South Carolina
Lloyd
Agnew
S. C
Gray Gables
South Washington Street
Mary Miller
Lewis G. M. Miller
Grace Lutheran Church
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Stewart Bell
North Cameron Street
Lewis S. G. Miller
Japan
Vacation Church School of
Round Hill
Round Hill Presbyterian Church
Miss Stine
Herman Stine
South Stewart Street
Sue Schia
North Braddock Street
Miss Riley
Mr. Riley
Mayo Stuntz
Fairfax, Va
Martha E. Tucker
Handley Avenue
Massanetta
Girls’ Athletic Association
Hotel Crusils
Miss Sherman
Strother
Sherman
Berryville Avenue
Miss Mary Sherman
Lester Pangle
Ernest Luttrell
Clarence Oates
Huntsberry
Blue Ridge
Bluemoont
Messrs
Hirst Milhollen
Charles Casey
Art” Lee
Ritz Orchestra
Miss Gray
Mary-Martha
Centenary Reformed Church
Louise Gray
Courtfield Avenue
Pennsylvania
Frederick County Clerk’s
Ethel P. Cleaner
York Springs
Glenn Guise
Gettysburg
Charles Cleaner
Guise
Cecil Guise
Barnett
John E. Barnett
East Boscawen Street
Madeline Strode
Stephens City
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Christian Church
C. A. Nelson
East Lane
Young People’s Choir
Edwin Better Disaster
Young People's Choir
United Brethren Church
Grover Hensell
West Cecil Street
Gladys Carver
Washington
Mrs. I. L. Carver
East Piccadilly Street
Lucille Jackson
Chicago
A. H. Jackson
West Germain Street
LaVerne H. Clauser
John William
Mary McDonald
Wonder's Apparel Shop
Shawnee Avenue
William Sargent
Sargent
Kernstown
Mr. Lyle Armentrout
A. W. Armentrout
Washington Inn
Hilda Gordon Correll
Peyton R. Finlayson
William F. Thill
Vernon Thill
Wilbur Cross
J. Luther Jones
South Braddock Street
Louis Wender
Sarah Wender
William Wender
Woodstock
Howard Allamong
Harold Collier
Martha Clouser
Union Ae Big
Delwyn' Allamong
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Herbert Smith
Appomattox
Ferguson
Cather
Shenandoah County
N B Early
Greene
Staunton City
Lawrence Peyton
Staunton
Tavener
Congress
Seventh District Committee
von Papen
Associated Press
Lovett
Warner Bros
Capitol
Georgia Conrad Johnny Weems
Virginia Vredenburgh
Horace Browne
Bill Hollis Tucker McGuire
Bill Smith
Ann Brooke Kern
Noel Cowards
the Commercial. & Savings Bank
Depatitation Bank
R. M. Swimley
Lywood
Buck Owens
Wild West Wacesti
Miing Circus
Hanneford Family
Morales
Argest Circus
Aarne
N. Main St