Golf Club Committees Plan Busy Year for Members
Club committees outline a varied season with golf, tennis, swimming and social events. Key officers include Lester Arnold as president, W. B. Goode as vice president, J. Victor Arthur as secretary and Philip Fowle as treasurer. The Bi-State golf team sits third. tennis beat Martinsburg 6 3 and Pool and other activities are scheduled in Purcellville and against local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Stone
Golf Caven Cari
Philip R. Fowle
Jamesb. Yates
William Harris
Ed Buncutter
B. B. Detton
Philip Williams
John H. Minnigerode
E. R. Coffey
Clarke T. Cooper
Parm
Ww. Neilson Page
T. B Patton
W. B. Goode
J. Victor Arthur
F. L. Glaize
R. F. Cline
George Smith, Jr
Sean Slavin
Hugh Green
Virginia
Russell
T. B. Byrd
H. B. McCormac
John R. Rhodes
Shirley Williams
Edwin C. Parker
R. P. Cline
J. C. Oakes
Clifford D. Grim
T. B. Patton
W. E. Cooper
H. R. Kern, Jr
C. Ridgely White
Joseph Thomas
T. R. Cather
H. S. Pifer
E. C. Parker
Lester D. Arnold
Philip Fowle
Martinsburg
Purcellville
Loudoun County
Belching Volcano Alarms Population Near Luzon
Manila reports a Mayan volcano near the Luzon coast belched continually causing widespread fear. Authorities struggled to calm thousands as eruptions intensified with smoke, vapor, and incandescent rock, one man dying and another driven insane amid the panicked scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Luzon Island
More Lamb Shipments From Middletown Market
A second Middletown shipment to Jersey City included 152 lambs 10 old sheep and one calf graded by EB H Ralston division of markets Richmond. Lambs sold at blues 10.40 reds 8.90 yellows 8.90 with buck lambs blues 13 reds 13 yellows and back lambs priced one dollar less per hundred pounds per grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Middletown
EB. H. Ralston
Division of Markets
Richmond
Enormous Toll Taken By Battles In Central China
Shanghai dispatch reports foreign authorities estimate extensive casualties in central China with Japanese losses over 32,000 killed from April 1 to May 22 and total Japanese deaths and Chinese deaths exceeding 1,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
China
Shanghai
Central China
Taierchehwang
Suchow
Lini
Shantung Province
Hangchow
Chenchow
Lunghai
Peiping- Hankow
Hanknow
Ford to Appeal Higher Court in Wagner Act Case
The Ford Motor Company notified the Sixth U S Circuit Court of Appeals it will take its labor relief dispute to the U S Supreme Court. The case challenges a National Labor Relations Board order requiring compliance with the Wagner Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Ford Motor Company
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U. S. Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Captain Bott to Lead Grace Church Prayer Service
Captain Matthias Bott of the Salvation Army will conduct a regular prayer service in Grace Lutheran Church in the Men's Bible Class room tonight. He will be assisted by a local band and music and the Grace Church council invites attendees to join the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Matthias Bott
Salvation Army
Bott
Council of Gease Church
Douglas Junior High to Hold Graduation Exercises
The 1938 Douglas School class, led by principal Prof. Powell Gibson, invites the public to commencement at 8:30 Friday in the school auditorium on North Kent Street. An industrial exhibit of manual training by colored students opens finals week, followed by class night and an alumni program. The _Lift As You Climb_ motto, blue and white colors, and carnation flower mark the event, with officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Junior High School
Powell Gibson
North Kent Street
Douglas School
Sarah Margaret Anderson
Helen Louise Burks
Mary Virginia Cary Amanda Juanita Herbert
Ruth Ellen Hunter
Mary Elizabeth Russell
Morris Lee Ford
James Louis Long
Marcellus Nickens, Jr
Frederick Spottswood Taper
Houston Warren Taylor, Jr
Thomas Russell Turner
Mary E. Russell
Thomas R. Turner
Taper
Mary E Russell
Houston W Taylor
Helen S Burks
Mary V Cary
Mystic Shrine Advances Officers
In Los Angles June 8 1938 the imperial council met to elect an outer guard who in 11 years will become imperial potentate of all temples in the United States and Canada. The session mixed oriental pageantry with Shrine administration as the other Imperial Council officers moved up and left the outer guard position vacant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Ang
Imperial Council
Mecca
United States
Canada
Elizabeth Barr Wins Sweepstakes at Little Garden Club Show
Elizabeth Barr wins the sweepstakes at the June Flower show hosted by the Little Garden Club. Nancy Gray Larrick is runner up. Judges include Mrs. Kenneth Gilpin, Mrs. H. Clay deGrange, and Mrs. George Snarr. Awards cover nine classes with prizes and point totals determining the overall winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Gray Larrick
Kenneth Gilpin
H. Clay deGrange
Winchester and
Clarke County
Little Garden Club
B. M. Knight, Jr
J. P. Arthur
Elizabeth Barr
Delmar Robinson
Peyton Marshall
Blackburn Moore
Nancy Larrick
Elizabeth
Clarke Cooper
B. M. Knight
Woodhull Baker
J. M. Steck
Frank Armstrong, Jr
John Minnigerode
Joseph Kalbach
A. H. Morgan
George Smith
Anne B. Kern
Jack Engle
Mary Virginia Steck
Committee Appointed To Pick Gore Site For New High
Frederick County School Board appointed a committee of Fred Thwaite Fred Larrick and Leslie Kline to locate a suitable Gore Virginia site for the proposed new public high school. Plans and costs not announced. Board considered bus route extension from Stephens City for Armell section with full report pending. No teachers hired. vacancies remain. Other topics included vocational agriculture at Gainesboro Consolidated School and possible Stephens City commercial courses. Enrollment expected to be the largest in county history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Fred Thwaite
Fred Larrick
Leslie Kline
Gore
Armel
Stephens City
Kane
Einer
Tony
Gainesboro
Halifax Seeks Way To Prevent Ship Bombings
Viscount Halifax the British foreign secretary urged an effective method to stop repeated air bombardments of British shipping in Spanish waters. His return to the foreign office during Parliament's Whitsun recess coincided with the bombing of Gandia near Valencia by a British-operated Spanish week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Viscount Halifax
Spain
Lord Halifax
Foreign Office
Gandia
Valencia
Senate backs Western Hemisphere student rights at military schools
The Senate foreign relations committee recommended opening West Point Annapolis and gov ernment aviation schools to one student per western hemisphere nation. Pittman said Germany and Italy offered training to South American officers and the move aims to hasten aviation training with Roosevelt's approval. State War and Navy departments called the legislation highly desirable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Germany
Italy
West Point
Annapolis
Pittman
D.-Negr
Roosevelt
Hull
State
War
Roper
Committee of Commerce,” War and Suen Separtment
Insurgent Air Attacks Increase Sinking of Ships
Spanish air raids have sunk or damaged twelve foreign ships in two weeks as Franco's forces face mounting British protests. London observers doubt control of foreign fliers, while calls grow for firm action. The US weighs joining a neutral investigation into whether bombings are direct or aimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Franco
London
Franco
United States
Britain
Spain
Employment Service Offers Aid to Jobless in Virginia
A Virginia program explains that 35 offices and inter state exchanges connect job seekers with opportunities across the state and nation. Walter M. Shade invites Clarke Frederick and Loudoun residents to visit 38 West Boscawen street Winchester or call 1088, emphasizing the service as a neutral clearing house that does not set wages or hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
District of Columbia
United States
Walter M. Shade
Clarke
Frederick
Loudoun
Winchester
West Boscawen Street
Thomas Thomas Cheered By Newark Crowd
Socialist Leader Norman Thomas, egged four days earlier, returned to Newark and was cheered by a crowd of more than a thousand at City Hall. The event followed a confrontation with war veterans led by Michael Breitkopf, who opposed using Military Park for the meeting. Mayor Ellenstein pledged free speech and Thomas praised Newark as having a fine spirit of liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Norman Thomas
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
City
Michael Breitkopf
Thomas
Breitkopf
Military Park
Theu
Meyer C. Ellenstein
Graduate gives St Johns College $10000 endowment gift
Philip A. Myers 2d of Ashland Ohio praised at St Johns College graduation as he donates $10,000 to endow an open scholarship. Stringfellow Barr announced the gift after exercises. Myers formerly edited the Collegian and joined the King William Players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Philip A. Myers
Ashland
St. John’s College
Stringfellow Barr
Myers
The
Collegian
King William Players
Good Work At Hanover Called Impressive
Clarke county welfare head Miss Hisbeth Russell praised the Clarke county school at Hanover Virginia for the boys work and cleanliness under W B Layton. She noted the students’ interest in a balanced schedule of work study and play and enjoyed talks with local boys. The fortieth anniversary program Friday will feature a trade exhibit a military drill Smythe memorial exercises an industrial demonstration anniversary exercises and a band concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Man Labor
Ieee
Hisbeth Russell
Clarke County
Russell
Winchester
W. B. Layton
Safety Director Testifies On Protests in Jersey City
Safety Director Daniel Casey told federal court he allowed thousands of Mayor Hague supporters to gather in Jersey City without permits to protest anti Hague speeches, but would not permit similar protests against the mayor. He said a park is a public place and citizens have a right to assemble. He and Mayor Hague are co-defendants in a suit seeking an injunction over alleged interference with protest activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Public Safety
Daniel Casey
Jersey City
Frank Hague
Casey
Morris I. Ernst
CIO
American Civil Liberties Union
Hague
Harry Walsh
Nation al Re-Dedication formed to promote liberty and democracy
A new nonpartisan organization named National Re-Dedication was announced in New York on June 8 to campaign for liberty and democracy. Acting director Hermann Hagedorn said James R. Garfield will be acting chairman, with a national committee including Herbert Hoover Norman Thomas Alf Landon and others. The group aims to state the case for liberty per the Declaration and Constitution and opposes militant autocracy. It is sponsored by major groups such as the AFL, Federal Council of Churches, Jewish Welfare Board and other national bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hermann Hagenhorn
James R. Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Hagedorn
Herbert Hoover
John W. Davis
Norman Thomas
Alf M. Landon
William Allen White
Walter Damrosch
James Truslow Adams
Oe Carter Beard
United States
American Federation of Labor
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
The
Jewish Welfare Board
National Catholic Alumni Federation
National Council of Women
National Grange
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Clarke County Wool Growers Schedule Non-Recourse Wool Loan
Clarke county producers plan to take a government wool loan using the United Wool Growers unit. Wool loaded June 9 at N and W depot with 16c advance per pound, appraised later in Boston for 20.5c to 21.5c net, plus 4.5c to 5c refund. Non recourse loan transfers risk to the unit, allowing producers to keep about 2c per pound if prices fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Court House
United Wool Growers
Boston
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Captain Bott
Grace Church
Tropics
Trinidad Lake
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Barber Genasco
Douglas
Mystic Shrine
John
Marshall
Front Royal
Soddy Haines
H. C. deGrange
George Snarr
County School Board
Halifax
South America
Shade
Hanover
Society
Clarke Wool Growers
C. ©. Funkhouser
Clarke County Agricultural
C. I. Brumback
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