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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1932

Page

3

June Meeting Of University Women At Miss Cook Home

The University Women's Club met in June at Miss Christina Cook's Valley Pike home. The program covered the Pulitzer Awards with Mrs. George G. Snarr detailing Joseph Pulitzer's life and the prizes. The event highlighted the judges' departure from Pulitzer's intent and noted refreshments and Winchester branch status.

Miss Cook University Women’s Club Christina Cook Valley Pike Lowell Columbia University George G. Snarr Joseph Pulitzer Budapest Hungary America St. Louis Post Dispatch School of Journalism United States Pulitzer Pearl Buck Nanking China University of Nanking O. R. Blois University of Southern California Arthur Robinson Marion Laughton

Social Calendar Highlights Weekend Activities

The schedule lists events at hotels and schools including a Piral grad graduation at ai lom t ape ie High School and a summer dance series at Hotel Drusilla Jordan White Sulphur Springs Hotel. Luncheons are set for American Legion Post George Washington Hotel and Handley High School cafeteria with a Handley Alumni gathering at Rouss Hall in the evening.

Piral Grad Ape Ie High Audi Avening Hotel Drusilla Jordan White Sulphur Springs Stephenson American Legion Post George Washington Hotel Handley High School Braddock Street Methodist Church Alumni Association Rouss Hall

Entertains At Reception For Mr and Mrs Hook

Mrs. Robert C. Hook hosted a reception at her Amherst street home for her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Robert M Hook of Virgilina Virginia whose marriage occurred June 1 in Burlington North Carolina. About 30 guests attended including out of town visitors Miss Lois Tuck and Miss Margaret Chandler of Virgilina.

Robert C. Hook Amherst Street Robert M. Hook Virgilina Burlington N. C Hook Lucy Boone A. G. Boone Elon College North Carolina Virgilina High School Lois Tuck Margaret Chandler

Miss Opal Hott Weds Mervin J Wolford in West Virginia

Miss Opal Hott of Slanesville W Va wed Mervin J Wolford of Capon Bridge W Va yesterday afternoon at Rev S J Goode's residence on West Monmouth Street. The couple will reside in Capon Bridge where Wolford farms. Also notes Miss Leslie Gaylord mathematics head Agnes Scott College Decatur Ga visiting Winchester at the Gaylord home on 220 Wolfe Street.

Opal Hott M. J. Wolford Mervin J.wolford Capon Bridge W. Va Opal P. Hott Slanesville S. J. Goode West Monmouth Street Elijah Hott Elmer Wilford

Senior Banquet Honors Staff and Students at Handley

The Handley High School senior banquet featured toasts to the superintendent Douglas Fisher and the senior class, sponsors, faculty, Handley staff, and Alma Mater. The event included a special song by Cecil McVay and a dance in the gym afterward. Committee members and a home economics menu guided by Miss Edna Holland were noted.

Eterna Grove Douglas Fisher Garland R. Quarles Edna Holland

Young Knight Graduates From Episcopal School

Owen Beall Knight son of Dr B Mitchell Knight Sr local dentist returned to Winchester after graduating from the Virginia Episcopal School Lynchburg and will spend the summer with his father before entering college. The Otterbein Guild of the United Brethren Church plans a love offering at the home of Miss Mmi 610 North Loudoun Street Friday evening. Miss Sue Schinck and Mrs Martha Kellam were guests of friends in Washington DC. Mrs J H Yost underwent a minor operation at Winchester Memorial Hospital and is improving. The Misses Chamberlain daughters of Dr J B Chamberlain Martinsburg spent the day with friends here. Mrs John S Sloat and her brother John Crisman traveled by motor to Pataskala Ohio to visit their in law and sister Mr and Mrs J D Coffman.

Ware Jersey John Herman Ware Winchester Mary Hillyard Green James Mulvey Grace Kemp Baltimore Grace V. Kemp Johns Hopkins Hospital Miss Woodruff Betty Woodruff Colonel Woodruff Fort Hamilton N. Y Lexington Virginia Military Institute Carl Massie Richmond University John Lee Elizabeth Lee White Post Richmond University of Richmond Lee George Meade Lee Mr. Lee Miss Huntsberry West Point Virginia Ann Huntsberry United States Military Academy Abner Huntsberry New York City Richard Mann State Teachers’ College Farmville Knight Episcopal School Owen Beall Knight B. Mitchell Knight Virginia Episcopal School Lynchburg Otterbein Guild of the United Brethren Church Ae M Loudoun Street Sue Schinck Martha Kellam Washington, D. C John S. Sloat John Crisman Pataskala Ohio J. D. Coffman

Conrad Urges Referendum to Repeal Prohibition

A Virginia article outlines Senator Godrick’s opposition to a Byrd proposal for repeal by direct voter referendum in three fourths of states. It argues for state conventions, questions voter competence, and notes wets fear of national, on election day, unified verdict and plan substitutes.

United States Godlrick Charlottesville Gov Byrd Godrick Gov. Byrd

Prohibition Debate Warns Against Repeal by Liquor Interests

The text argues that using intoxicants could yield better control of evils, then brushes aside the idea that intelligent citizens would repeal dry laws. It cautions that wet forces deluded by substitutes would chase a rainbow for gold, implying opposition to repeal and urging firm prohibition.

Friends of Liquor

Raskob Cancels $100000 Pledge To Democratic Committee

John J. Raskob national chairman wiped off the slate $100000 owed by the Democratic National Committee converting the pledge into a gift. The committee cancelled two promissory notes of $50000 each. The report shows the committee still owes Raskob $120250 and that the deficit dropped to $559358 with March to May contributions totaling $229158.

Associated Press New York John J. Raskob Democratic National Committee National Committee House of Representatives Washington Raskob

Robert Brown Dies In Walter Reed Hospital

Robert Brown a well known Winchester colored resident died Tuesday in Walter Reed Hospital Washington D C He served in the United States Army during World War I and had been ill for some time He is survived by one brother Jerry Brown this city and two sisters Sarah

Robert Brown Winchester Walter Reed Hospital Washington, D. C Jerry Brown Sarah

Funeral arrangements for New York man and Maggie Fisher

The body arrives at Mrs. Mandy Mash home in East Piccadilly street. Funeral services set for Friday at 3 PM at Mount Carmel Free Baptist Church conducted by Rev. 8. 8. Spriggs. Burial will follow at Orrick Cemetery.

Brown New York Maggie Fisher Steelton Mandy Mash East Piccadilly Street Mount Carmel Free Baptist Church Spriggs Orrick Cemeery

Chicago Grain Closing Prices Report

Grain closing prices are listed as furnished by the Hibbs Company, with NYSE and Chicago Board of Trade members noted. The Hibbs Building in Washington DC is cited and a National price figure of 540 is mentioned.

W. B. Hibbs Company New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Hibbs Building Washington, D. C Telephone National W. B. Hibbs & Company

Grain futures slump on Chicago Board of Trade lows

Prices fell to multi month lows as selling dominated the week. Wheat July slipped under 50 cents a bushel and oats dipped below 20 cents. rye and corn also declined. Final quotes show July and September futures near day’s low with modest gains by December contracts.

Chicago Board of Trade

Centennial of the first lawnmower celebrated

A note marks the 100th anniversary of the invention of the first lawnmower. Detroit News sends heartfelt wishes. A news dispatch reports the last Japanese expeditionary forces have withdrawn from Shanghai. Marines remain in Nicaragua as part of ongoing operations.

Detroit News Shanghai Nicaragua

Stock Exchange Mixed. Minor Moves Across Prices

The New York Stock Exchange list appeared to mark time as few issues inched up or down from yesterday’s levels. The British pound sterling traded slightly weaker at 3.674 dollars, while closing quotations covered Allied Chem and Dye, American Can, American Tel and Tel, American Tobacco B, Anaconda Copper, Baltimore & Ohio, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, Cont Oil Del, Gen Electric, Gen Motors, Kennecott Copper, Laclede, Montgomery Ward, National Biscuit, Packard, Standard Oil New Jersey, Texas Corp, Steel, Woolworth and others.

New York Stock Exchange Allied Chem. & Dye American Can Amer, Tel Tel Amer. Tobacco Anaconda Copper Balto Ohio Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Cont Oil Del Gens. Electric Gen'l. Motors Kennecot Copper Licklard Mont. Ward Nat'l. Biscuit Packard Stand, Brands Stand N. J Ee Texas Corp Steel Woolworth

Bonus marchers visit Congress in Washington

World war veterans from Schenectady New York call on their congressmen to pass legislation granting them a cash bonus. Photo shows veterans climbing the Capitol steps to press their request.

Congress Schenectady N. Y Capitol Steps Washington

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JAE ‘Ae George Snarr Herbert 8. Larrick Garden Club Warren County Front Royal G. Wilmer Gettier Massanutten Lodge Harold Smith William E. Carson Robert Emmert Fritts Frank Gibb Henry Downing Vaca Red Cross Mrs. Hook Gaylord Leslie Gaylord Agnes Scott College Decatur Paul Gaylord Wolfe Street Handley A Deligh Staunton Virginia Augusta W. Wilson Timberlake W. S. Morriss Clarke Worthington Morris’ Armistead Wayt B. Timberlake W. W. Gibbs Elizabeth Rawlinson Staunton News-Leader Lehring Staples C. E. Staples Stephens City Ashland Randolph-Macon College Lohring C. Staples Randolph-Macon Kernstown League Kernstown Community League T. H. Clarke Virginia Butsler South Cameron Street James F. Harrington Boundbrook Lewis H. Hyde Mrs. Hyde West Boscawen Street Margaret Smith Bailey’s Bay Bremuda Washington and Lees University Mary Hyde Julian B. Lindsey United States Army Lindsey Fort Benning, Ga Bond Allen Bond Henry M. Baker Apple Pie Ridge George H. Eagle South Loudoun Street Pittsburgh J. H. Yost Winchester Memorial Hospital Conrad Claudette the Key TO Lovett Shoe N. Main St Pass Books Shenandoah Valley National Bank Chicago Bar Harbor Lloyd Steel R. M. Swimley East Rim Enna Jettick Eastern WJZ Foot Co Ferrick Rick Lovett Brothers George Horace Lorrimer the Commercial & Savings Bank Margaret L. Hodgson Jack
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