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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1931

Page

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56 More Homes Needed for C. E. Delegates

Virginia Christian Endeavor state convention in Winchester at Stoneeker Church June 13 16 requires 256 more homes to house 400 delegates. Miss Margaret Richards chairs housing with volunteers from Presbyterian Church Church of Christ First Brethren Church and Centenary Reform to provide lodging and meals.

Winchester Virginia Christian Endeavor Sn Keener Church Convention Church Margaret Richards Washington Street Harry K. Russell Eva Chrismore The Presbyterian Church Juanita Hockman Church of Christ Pauline Anderson First Brethren Church Mary McQuay Centenary Reformed Church W. T. Barr J. D. Palmer Lucy Kurtz Lillian Sheetz Virginia Silver Irene Slonaker Elizabeth Tanquary W. B. Wagner S. C. Brooks A. Rosenberger L. D. Ritter Mrs. Keeler C. W. Caldwell Louis Baker T. Russell Cather J. E. Heine McSherry Lupton Joseph Massie Robert Hockman Blanche Ford Fred Shull G. W. Riley Claude Grove Arthur Russell Teal Elsie Rene Mathews R. A. Larrick Boyd R. Richards Frank Horton Joseph Hodgson Herman Lee S. L. Flickinger W. W. Dellinger C. S Hartman Lillian Grim Reformed Church Bessie McCann Robert Y. Conrad John Scully H. Clay DeGrange P. W. Boyd Fred Glaize Frank Hack H. H. McGuire J H. Moling, Jr Robertoe Vernon Eddy

Reduced Barber Prices at Victory Shop on Main Street

Barbers at Victory Barber Shop 126 North Main Street cut rates across all services with marked reductions noted on one page of the listing. Local readers are invited to visit the shop for details and to take advantage of the sale before it ends.

Victory Barber Shop N. Main Street

Public urged to help decorate soldier graves

A committee of the Stonewall Memorial Association Turner Ashby Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy asks all friends and members to aid in decorating graves at Stonewall Cemetery on Saturday June 6. The note lists many volunteers by state responsible for specific lots and urges no one to be remiss in honoring the soldiers who gave their lives for their state.

Stonewall Georgia R. B. Slonaker Pauline Taylor George H. Heist Rebecca Bell H. B. McCormac Frank Opie Louisiana William Haines Mississippi Boyd Fred L. Glaize North Carolina Grace Forney Hunter H. McGuire P. H. Williams Henry Baker Fred L. Glaize, Jr P. P. Pilcher Lucy W. Russe Maryland Walter Huntsberry Stuart Edmonds D. J. Howard Robert L. Glaize Mason Snapp Coleen Over Alabama Irene Slonaker Cornelia Slonaker South Carolina Frank T. McFaden Frank L. Grimers I. N. Comer Mahlon Jackson Florida R. T. Barton Lily Baker Texas Kentucky Nannie J. Smith Mound Virginia Lines Turner Ashby

Gan Club to Hold Memorial Day Shooting Match

The Winchester Gan Club announces a shooting event at 2 o clock Saturday afternoon at Rouss park on Confederate memorial day. Shooters will be classed with prizes in each group and guns and shells are provided for those without equipment.

Winchester Gan Club Rouss Park

Contributions Still Come In For Little Ones

Mrs. R. T. Barton, local chairman for the emergency relief fund of the Children's Home Society, reports ongoing contributions from Winchester and nearby. Notable donors include A. M. Baker, Mrs. Minnie Seal, Cecil H. Bailey, W. P. Anderson, and many others, with funds welcomed from all who can give.

R. T. Barton Emergency Relief Fund The Children's Home Society Winchester A. M. Baker Minnie Seal Cecil H. Bailey W. P. Anderson R. Hurst Minnie Baker Lester D. Arnold T. J. Cooper M. M. Lynch Frank B. Crawford D. W. Lupton Fannie Page Dailey Slonaker Claude R. Cammer R. C. Green Philip Fowle Herman H. Hable James O. Ritter Harry K. Russell John S. Scully Frances Beverley William Beverley Boyd R. Richards D. &. Hawthorne C. E. Aulick Presbyterian Church

Jenny Wren Miniature Golf Reopens on Valley Pike

The Jenny Wren miniature golf course on the Valley pike reopens for the summer after reconditioning and improvements. The course is run by Miss Mary Hawkins and Nat Hawkins.

Jenny Wren Valley Pike Mary Hawkins Nat Hawkins

Young stenographer seeks office position in Winchester

A young man advertises for an office job seeking stenography and typing duties. He provides references and lists his mailing address P O Box 217 in Winchester.

Winchester

Buick Eight Sedan Deal at Packard Agency

Brand new Buick Eight sedan offered with 400 dollars off list price by Packard Agency. Listing appears in a 4 29 catalog page as a sales notice.

Packard Agency

Mary Jane Cookies

An aged note touts Mary Jane Cookies as delicious and tempting. The short message praises the product and its appeal, signaling strong consumer interest.

22 Cadets to Graduate From Shenandoah Valley Academy

Commencement exercises set for Shenandoah Valley Academy in Handley Library at 10 o'clock tomorrow with 22 cadets receiving diplomas. Final week events include track meets, drills, teas, dinners, a grand final ball, and multiple fraternity activities.

Handley Library Auditorium Shenandoah Valley Academy Handley Library Lambda Sigma Fraternity Alpha Delta Chapter Winchester Country Club Floyd Mills J. B. Brazier E. B. Lee R. C. Linson J. T. Wissler T. Russell Cather Commonwealth Frederick County Col. B. M. Roszel W. Va Harry F. Byrd, Jr Berryville A. David Chaffin Jr Washington, D. C Richard D. Crenshaw Winchester William W. Emory Centreville Charles Stewart Graham San Juan Porto Rico Lambert Fmlyn Jones Youngstown Lynn S. Keller Hagerstown Harry Taylor Poor Lewis Philadelphia Robert Corwin Linson Charles Town William Henry Martin, Jr Leesburg Helm Bruce Price Louisville Franklin Robins Purnell Edgewood Arsenal Charles Chauncey Shackleford New York City Paul Conway Smith Delaplane Charles Smith Strasburg Frederick Gray Todman Richmond Alfred Willis Walters John William Weems John Levi Wissler Moum Jackson Eta Alpha Phi Fraternity Tokus Inn

Lime for Whitewashing W. B. Snider & Son

A brief item notes lime slated for whitewashing work at W. B. Snider and Son. The schedule and exact location are not specified in the readable text.

W. B. Snider & Son

Chief Hollis Completes First Year As Winchester Police Chief

Chief Clayton W. Hollis ends his first year leading the Winchester police department after being elected by the Common Council on June 3 1930 and taking office the next day. The city saw few robberies this winter and Hollis implemented a monthly police activity report praised by committee chair W Nelson Page.

Clayton W. Hollis Winchester Common Council Chief Hollis M. A. Doran City Hall Hollis W. Nelson Page

Track accident injures young lad near school

Irvin Schmidt, son of Mr and Mrs T L Schmidt, sprains left foot after a truck owned by a Caverns Corporation driven by Mr Harris ran over him on the way to school. He was taken to Memorial Hospital where X rays showed no fracture and he returned home with his parents.

Irvin Schmidt T. L. Schmidt Commercial Caverns Corporation Harris Young Schmid Memorial Hospital H. I. Pifer J. E. Harris Mr. Harris Tuck

Air Travel Delights Offer Quick City-Hopping Across U S

A new service promises rapid cross country flights allowing passengers to reach any U S destination within a single day. Operators tout speed convenience and nationwide coverage for travelers seeking rapid movement between cities.

Plaza Closure for Improvements on June 8 1931

Notice to public that The Plaza between County Court House and City Hall will be closed on Monday June 8 1931 for improvements by order of County Board Supervisors Scott Grant Committee.

County Court House City Hall Scott Grant

Flower Shop Seeks Orders for June 6 Deliveries

The Flower Shop urges customers to place orders now for deliveries on June 6. Prompt arrangements are encouraged to ensure timely service and fresh bouquets.

the Flower Shop

Tragic Death of Charles J. Summers Shocks Winchester

The Star reports the death of Charles J. Summers, a trusted and honest banker. Community mourns a Christian man respected by many. Union Bank officers deem bank affairs correctly managed and solvent after a recent examination.

Winchester Charles J. Summers Union Bank Summers

Helfenstein to Preach at First Christian Sunday Morning

The Rev Roy C Helfenstein will preach at First Christian Church Sunday morning at 11 oclock. He pastors a large Dover Delaware church and will address Handley High School graduates with a sermon shared between the church and the school. Members are urged to attend the service.

Roy C. Helfenstein D. D First Christian Church Helfenstein Dover Del Handley High School Dr. Helfenstein Handley

Debate Tonight At St Pauls Church On Educated Negro

A benefit debate at 8 30 tonight in St Pauls A M E Church North Loudoun Street. Admission will be charged. Topic: Resolved That the Educated Negro is a Numerical Benefit to the Church. Affirmative Kirk Gaskins A F Martin and Mrs Marian Saunders. Negative Clayton Hall Charles Lewis and Mabel Rhodes.

St. Paul’s A. M. E North Loudoun Street Kirk Gaskins A. F. Martin Marian Saunders Clayton Hall Charles Lewis Mabel Rhodes

Low Scores At Perfection Links

Interest grows in miniature golf at Perfection Golf Links at Kent and East Boscawen streets. Notable scores posted by men include H. B McCormac and Jr, Floyd Haines, Red Bower, D. L. McKery, E. Holsimer, C. Trenary, Joe Chaney, Harry Byrd Jr, Phil Glaize, C. Beaver and A. Olinger. Four women also posted good scores Charlotte Nicodemus Billy Richards D L Johnston and Mrs M Kline.

Kent East Boscawen H. B McCormac H. B. McCormac, Jr Floyd Haines Red” Bower D. L. McKery E. Holsimer C. Trenary Joe Chaney Harry F. Byrd

Important Fire Company Meeting Notices

The Sarah Zane Fire Co holds its regular monthly meeting in the hall Friday evening June 5 at 8 p m. Bus iness of importance. full attendance requested by secretary G R Barr.

Sarah Zane Fire Co G. R. Barr

Correction: Dr Glass named pallbearer misprint

The Star clarifies that Dr Hugh Clark was not an honorary pall bearer for Charles J Summers. The correct pallbearer is Dr Robert McC Glass and the service is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.

Hugh Clark Charles J. Summers Robert McC. Glass

Friendship Fire Co Holds Regular Monthly Meeting

Regular monthly meeting of the Friendship Fire Company at Friendship Hall at 8 o'clock tonight. All members urged to be present. Pred W. Forney, Capt.

Friendship Fire CO Friendship Fire Company Friendship Hall W. Forney

Lindbergh to Tour Far East by Air With Wife

Col Charles A Lindbergh plans a month long air tour of the Orient with his wife. They will cross the northern Pacific in a Lockheed equipped with pontoons and refueling points while seeking landing permissions in Japan and China. Their young son will not accompany them.

Lindbergh Wife Far East Northern Pacific Associated Press Washington Charles A. Lindbergh Northern Pacific State Department Siberia Orient China Japan Lindberghs

Several Plead Guilty To Counts In Circuit Court

Frederick County Circuit Court saw multiple defendants plead guilty after grand jury indictments. William Smoots faced possession of a still with a $50 fine and 30 days in jail. Robert Adams and Dan Robinson admitted manufacturing ardent spirits and received $5 fines and six months each. Lester Shillenburg was sentenced to 60 days in jail for maliciously wounding a horse with an ax. Trial for H L Clemmons on a separate count of stealing $160 from Davis Johnson was set for July 2.

Frederick County Philip Williams William Smoots Robert Adams Dan Robinson Lester Shillenburg G. N. Funk Williams H. L. Clemmons Davis Johnson

Winchester Traffic Law Enforcement Notice

The Common Council orders strict enforcement of all traffic laws in Winchester. Police are directed to prosecute violators including speeding, open cutouts, unnecessary horn use, double parking, and failure to stop. Night bus drivers blowing horns between midnight and 7 a.m. are to be apprehended.

Common Council Winchester

Winchester luncheon honors graduates from local schools

Graduates of Winchester Memorial Hospital nursing school Handley High School and Shenandoah Valley Academy were guests at a joint Winchester Rotary and Kiwanis luncheon at the George Washington Hotel. Dr W H S White Shepherd College president spoke on master keys to success.

Winchester Memorial Hospital Handley High School Shenandoah Valley Academy Winchester Rotary Kiwanis Clubs George Washington Hotel Rotaryians Kiwanians W. H White Shepherd College Shepherdstown W. Va Robert McC. Glass Kiwanis Club Lester D. Arnold Rotary Club Lillian Anderson Andrew Babb William W. Emory Legge W.R. Legge Shepherds College Dr. White Winchester West Virginia

Five Baccalaureate Sermons Delivered By Dr. McFaden

Dr. Frank T. McFaden, pastor of Loudoun Street Presbyterian, announced he delivered five baccalaureate sermons this year across five Northern Virginia high schools. He preached at Stephens City on May 24, Round Hill on May 31, Lincoln on May 31, Strasburg on May 31, and Culpeper on June 1, fulfilling his promise to speak at multiple graduations.

Frank T. McFaden Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Virginia McFaden Stephens City High School Round Hill Loudoun County Lincoln Strasburg High School Culpeper High School

Notice to trespassers on Glen Burnie Estate

Estate of W W Glass warns trespassers to be prosecuted for repeated depredations. Revokes any prior permission for friends of the owners to walk on the property. By Hugh Brill, Manager. (6-3-1p-21)

Glen Burnie Wwechester W W. Glass Hugh Brill

Sunshine Grocery Offers 35c Oil Cans This Weekend

Cooper's best oil cans on sale at Sunshine Grocery for 35 cents Thursday Friday and Saturday. Limited quantities available.

Sunshine Grocery

Public Sale Notice at Mt Zion United Brethren Church

The Mt Zion United Brethren Church at Fawcetts Gap will be sold to the highest bidder on June 5, 1931 at 2 30 p m. The sale is announced by Co E Funkhouser and Rev H E Richardson.

Mt. Zion

Two Winchester midshipmen graduate Naval Academy as ensigns

Ensign Alfred Bland Tucker and Ensign James Brinkerhoff Vredenburgh become the first pair from Winchester to graduate from the United States Naval Academy with diplomas and commissions as ensigns in the Navy. Both earned high marks in The Lucky Bag and have notable local family ties and early schooling in Berryville and Shenandoah Valley Academy.

Alfred Bland Tucker, III James Brinkerhoff Vredenburgh U.S. Naval Academy Winchester United States Naval Academy United States Navy United States Alfred Bland Tucker Martha E. Tucker Handley Avenue Ensign Vredenburgh Virginia Baker Vredenbaugh A. M. Baker Dr. Tucker Virginia Berryville Ensign ‘Tucker Berrysville Handley High School Stor Severna Park Naval Academy W. Harrison Virginia Congressional Det Shenandoah Valley Academy Vredenburgh Tucker James Brinkerhoff Jimmy Shenandoah Valley Academy Jim Ensign Tucker

For Rent Modern home at 417 Fairmont Ave

Rent notice for a modern home at 417 Fairmont Avenue with immediate possession. Contact R T Bryarly for details.

Fairmont Ave R.T. Bryarly

Rouss Fire Co Sets June Meeting and Refreshments

Rouss Fire Co. announces regular monthly meeting Friday night June 5 at 8 o'clock. All members urged to attend. Refreshments after the meeting. Lee M. Lamp pres.

Lee M. Lamp

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. E Stonewall Cemetery Gan Club Hon. T.R. Cather C. 8S Graham Alpha Upsilon Delta Sigma Nu Fraternity Tokus_ Inn Opequon L. E. Jones C. S. Graham, Jr H. B. Price J. A. Williams, Jr Wilson War Department Herbert C. Yardley Department Woodrow Wilson Yardley Mr. Summers Charlie Summers First Christian St. Paul’s Church DR. Glass State Castle Handley, S. V. A Hospital Dr. McFaden Peonies Nautical School Undergraduates Rouss Fire CO
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