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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1933

Page

3

Nemours gardens to open for Du Pont family event

Prominent Virginians plan trips to Wilmington Delaware for the Nemours garden opening on New Bridge road. The 1600 acre estate features Versailles style gardens and the Temple of Love replica, with hours 10 to 5. Proceeds benefit Stratford Hall restoration by the Lee Foundation.

du Pont Wilmington Del Louis XVI Versailles France Marie Antoinette le Petit Trianon Louis XIV Nemours Wimbledon Manor England Henry VIII Catherine Parr

Social Club Meetings and Choir Practices Weekly

The calendar lists gatherings and rehearsals: Music Lovers Club practice Monday 7 30 p m. American Legion Post 21 auxiliary meeting at Mrs R E Griffith West Clifton. Lions Club luncheon Tuesday 12 30 p m at George Washington Hotel. Kiwanis luncheon Wednesday 12 45 p m. Winchester Clarke County Garden Club at Mrs P W Boyd Fairmont. youth and adult choirs at United Brethren Church First Baptist Grace Lutheran. Winchester Lodge Elks 8 00 p m. Stephens City Community League subscription dance. Rotary Club luncheon Thursday 1 00 p m at George Washington. American Legion Post luncheon Friday 12 30 p m at George Washington. Braddock Street Methodist Church young people choir weekly meeting and practice 7 00 p m.

Music Lovers’ Club Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion R. E. Griffith Clifford Street Lions’ Club George Washington Hotel Kiwanis Club George Washington Hotel Winchester-Clarke County P. W. Boyd Fairmont Avenue The United Brethren Church First Baptist Church Winchester Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Grace Lutheran Church Stephens City Community League Bank Stephens City American Legion Post Young People’s Choir Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church

Luncheon and Shower for Selene Calvert Before Her Wedding

Miss Selene Calvert receives a bridal shower at the Southern Inn in honor of her marriage to Mr. William Rea Perrine set for tomorrow. Attendees include Miss Calvert and multiple local guests with preparations and place cards reflecting the occasion. The wedding is scheduled for Braddock Street Methodist Church at 11:30 a.m. with maid of honor Miss Virginia Anne Huntsberry and best man Mr. John Perrine.

Dudley David Tennant Southgate Morison Middleburg Nancy Haxall Dudley John Louis Newell Boston Emmanuel Church Thomas Underwood Dudley Exning Wade Hamouth Frost J. Morrison Harris Baltimore Susan Haxall Frost Louise Haxall Harris Rosalie Merrill Noland Foxcroft Charlotte Noland Virginia Ann Huntsberry Selene Calvert William Rea Perrine Southern Inn West Piccadilly Street Miss Calvert Trousseau

District Nurse Association To Meet Wednesday

The regular monthly meeting of the District Nurse Association will be held in the association office near the Court House Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Full attendance of members has been urged.

District Nurse Association Court House

Girl Scout Training Fashions Modern Ambition

The article contrasts past feminine ideals with today’s self reliant, active girl who can drive, swim, hike, farm, and manage a home. It argues Girl Scouts teach practical homemaking, first aid, nursing, woodcraft and athletics to prepare women as full American citizens and potential partners.

Louisa M. Green

Handley High class of 1928 plans reunion at Tokus Inn

Announcement today states the Handley High School class of 1928 will hold a reunion Saturday evening June 10 at Tokus Inn near Opequon. All city alumni are invited along with former sponsors and others. Committee includes Edna Lamb Henrietta Cornwell John Glaize Stewart Bell Fred Ritter and James Snyder.

Handley High School Tokus Inn Opequon Edna Lamb Henrietta Cornwell John Glaize Stewart Bell Fred Ritter James Snyder

Miss Coleman Weds Mr. Sullenberger in Charlottesville

Miss Helena Mary Coleman of Knoxville and Mr. Richard Lee Sullenberger of Monterey married on Saturday morning June 3 in Charlottesville. The Rev. Edwin B. Sweeney officiated at the Christian Church ceremony attended by friends, with Sullenberger a civil engineer tied to the Virginia State Highway Department.

Helena Mary Coleman Knoxville Richard Lee Sullenberger Monterey Charlottesville Edwin 8. Sweeney The Christian Church Sullenberger Virginia State Highway Department Sue Schlack North Braddock Street

Hotel manager attends Southern Hotel Association meeting

Eugene R Branch manager of the George Washington Hotel and his wife return from White Sulphur Springs West Virginia where they attended the Southern Hotel Association annual meeting. Branch formerly served as secretary of the association for several terms. Auxiliary No 2 of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South holds meeting at 8 pm tomorrow at Mrs Alice Groves home. Assisting hostesses named. The June luncheon of the Woman's Civic League set for June 9 at Tip o the Hill near Purcellville with Mrs H B McCormack presiding. Members meet at Christ Episcopal Church at 11 am with cars provided. Members to notify committee if going. U D C Chapter to meet. Gen Turner Ashby Chapter UDC meets June 8 at 541 North Loudoun Street with election of officers to follow as summer session ends.

Eugene R. Branch George Washington Hotel Auxiliary No Woman’s Missionary Society of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Alice Groves North Loudoun Street Howard Schindel Edward Capper Herbert Haines Woman's Civic League Tip O’ the Hill Harriett T. Cocke Purcellville H. B.mccormac Christ Episcopal Church Washington and Boscawen Streets J. George Baetjer Ralph Snapp D. J. Howard Gen. Turner Ashby United Daughters of the Confederacy W. A. McKown North Loudoun Street R.bruce Slonaker

Violin Pupils Of Mrs. Sloat Give Program

The violin pupils of Mrs. Austin Sloat presented their annual recital at Market Street Methodist Church before a large audience. Highlights included Miss Helen Grim in the Polish National Dance and Miss Helen Bailey in Hejre Kati, with Mrs. Sloat noted as a skilled teacher and Mrs. Raymond Rosenberger as accompanist. The program featured ensemble pieces and selections such as Largo from the New World Symphony and Rosmarin.

Austin Sloat Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church Helen Grim Helen Bailey Hejre Kati Hubay Largo New World Symphony Dvorak Amaryllis Louis XIII Ghys Roland Snapp Toselli Linda Morrison Kuiawiak Wieniawski Stewart Mowery Herre Kati Helen Bai

Mrs Roosevelt Tours America During Record Air Journey

Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt continues her cross country flight with stops at St. Louis Columbus and Indianapolis en route to Los Angeles. She is welcomed by officials and crowds, plans breakfast in Dallas, and will spend 24 hours with Isabella Greenway before continuing to California.

Associated Press Dallas Texas Miriam A. Ferguson Franklin D. Roosevelt Los Angeles Eliott Jony Kansas City St. Louis Pacific Coast Elliot Marshall Roosevelt Tex Lawrence Waterbury, Jr Tyler Washington Franklin D. Roosevelt &S Elliott Mrs. Roosevelt Columbus Indianapolis Tucson Ariz Isabella Greenway New York

Mitchell Testifies in Tax Evasion Trial at National City Bank

Charles E. Mitchell took the witness stand in New York as defense in his income tax evasion case. He recounted rising from a petty clerk to head of National City Bank and said he sold 18 300 shares to an employee rather than his wife to record a loss and avoid taxes. Mrs. Mitchell was barred from testifying.

New York Charles E. Mitchell National City Bank Mitchell National

Oil Boom Struggles After First U S Well

Two years after the first U S well, the oil industry faced overproduction. In 1859 crude sold for thirty dollars a barrel, by 1861 down to ten cents. Output in 1861 reached about six thousand barrels daily. British Guiana is described as nearly as large as Great Britain, located in South America.

United States British Guiana South America Great Britain

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