Local Church Auxiliary Meets. upcoming picnic planned
The Christ Church Auxiliary held its regular monthly meeting at the parish house on West Boscawen street with twelve members present and two new members. They discussed new business including a forthcoming picnic sponsored by the auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church Auxiliary
West Boscawen Street
Harriet Pearson
Frances George
Mary Lyman
China
Hodgkin
Rosalie Nelson
Emma Haines
Social Calendar Highlights Church Choirs And Club Luncheons
Several groups schedule gatherings this week including First Baptist and United Brethren Church choirs practices at 7 00 and 6 45 respectively, Womans Missionary Society at 8 00, Rotary Club luncheon at 1 00, Kiwanis at 12 45, and Elks lodge and various social club meetings. Additional events include a Girls Athletic Association tea, Lions Club at George Washington Hotel, and Stephenson Social Club at Mrs Amos Princes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Society of United Brethren Church
North Avenue
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
The
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent, Protective Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Girls’ Athletic Association
Stephenson Social Club
Amos Prince
Stephenson
Music Lovers’ Club
Lions’ Club
Attendance Boost Expected at Upperville Show in Grafton Hall
Upperville Horse Show at Grafton Hall anticipates one of its largest crowds with many boxes sold and numerous society events planned. Notables and prominent Virginia families have engaged boxes for two days alongside a long list of distinguished guests. Meanwhile Gladys Haldeman of Winchester has enrolled at Columbia University Teachers College to study inter session work ahead of the July term after two years on the George Washington University home economics faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upperville
Grafton Hall
Patrick J. Hurley
Daniel C. Sands
Charlotte Noland
M. G. Richardson
Elizabeth Lemmon
Thomas Atkinson, Jr
Frederic McElhone
A.C. Randolph
Fairfax Harrison
Alvin D. Filly
Cary D. Langhorne
Hunter de Butts
John Butler
George Ga
R. S. Peach
Benjamin Dutton
William B. Hulbert
S. BE. Reynolds
Wallace D. Kenyon
Edmund Morgan
Frans Littleton
William Mitchell
R. H. Mathisson
John Top‘owski
W. H. Lipscomb
Waugh Glascock
George H Slater
T. B. Glascock
Eugene Bradberry
Haldeman
Columbia University
Gladys Haldeman
Winchester
Teachers’ College
New York
George
Hospital Auxiliary To Hold Tea At McGuire Home
Winchester Memorial Hospital Woman's Auxiliary plans a silver tea at the North Braddock street home of Dr. and Mrs. Hunter H. McGuire on Tuesday afternoon June 20. Gardens and house will host the event with an open invitation to all attendees. Mrs. Harry Fletcher and family depart tomorrow for a three week motor trip to Milwaukee Chicago and La Grange with stops at Niagara Falls and Atlantic City. The Centenary Reformed Church Woman's Missionary Society meets tonight at Miss Ruth Thomas's North Cameron street home at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Beatrice Funkhouser
Joseph H. Funkhouser
White Post
George W. Riddick
Front Royal
W. H. Riddick
Capron
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church
R. P. Riddick
Miss Funkhouser
Kathryn Amelia Funkhouser
J. D. Riddick
Danville
Funkhouser
D. S. Garner
Richmond
C. A. Hales
Norfolk
C. C. Funkhouser
L. M. Marks
Cumberland
William Rea Perrine
Hagerstown
New York City
Maryland
Woodland Avenue
Grace Conner
G. C. Henson
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Grace V. Conner
G. W. Conner
Stephens City
Middletown
Elmer A. Lambert
Henson
Harry Fletcher
Miller Fletcher
Mollie Adams
Milwaukee
Wis
Fletcher
Howard Grim
Miss Adams
Chicago
Thursman Adams
la Grange
Ill
Canada
Niagara Falls
Atlantic City
Delightful Weekend At Elting Home Hosts From East And South
Miss Lucy Thesdal of Savannah Georgia and Miss Betty Bridges of Hagerstown Maryland return home after a weekend as guests of Miss Anne Elting at the Merriman's Lane residence of Col and Mrs Stewart Elting. Miss Elting recently came back from Hartridge School Plainfield New Jersey for vacation with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elting
Lucy Thesdal
Savannan
Betty Bridges
Hagerstown
Anne Elting
Col
Stewart Elting
Merriman’s Lane
Miss Elting
Hartridge
Plainfield
N. J
Concert Program To Be Given Friday Evening
Mrs. Peter Yates Brinton directs a Friday evening concert at Mi Street Methodist Church with Winchester musicians. The program features standard music by eminent composers. Mrs. Brinton sings, Mrs. Austin Sloat is violin soloist, and the chorus includes several named local artists. Accompanists include Mrs. Raymond Rosenberger and Louise Glass with a string quartet listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Yates Brinton
Mi Street Methodist Church
Winchester
Brinton
Austin Sloat
Ray Sartelle
Halvosa
Lula Rush
Community events and church meetings in Opequon area
The notice lists upcoming activities across local churches including the Joint Singing School at Burnt Church with leaders Miller and Daugherty, and participation by the Lutheran Church of Albin. Also scheduled are choir practices at First Baptist Church, Bryarly Community League June meeting with Rev. Campbell, and various visits and travel plans of residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Societies
Opequon
Presbyterian Churches
Burnt Church
William C. Miller
Edward Daugherty
Lutheran Church
Albin
Bryarly Community League
Bryarly School House
Robert B. Campbell
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Chapel
Albin Quartet
Objection To Cats In Farm Extension Work
Washington reports Congress unlikely to alter Roosevelt order despite proposals. Opposition centers on blanket 25 percent cuts for cooperative education and extension programs and funding for agriculture colleges. Senators McNary Borah Reed propose striking or delaying sections to study impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
McNary
Oregon
Borah
R Ida
Reed
Roosevelt Asked to Resolve Farm Act Tax Dispute
President Roosevelt was urged to settle a clash between Wallace and Senator Smith over a processing tax in applying the farm adjustment act to cotton. Smith argued the tax is unnecessary. White House talks continue with Congress adjournment in view. Bankhead joined the amendments backing $100 million for retirement of basic crop acreages.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wallace
Smith
Senate Agriculture Committee
White House
Congress
Bankhead
Ala
Treasury
Crazed Man Fires At Crowd In Philadelphia Tragedy
In Philadelphia on June 12 a crazed workman fired a pistol, scattering bullets as a crowd hid on porches during a rainstorm. He was shot dead by Patrolman George Kennedy after barricading himself in a house and exchanging fire for ten minutes. he died instantly. Police could not identify him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Kensington
George Kennedy
Italian Council Considers War Debt Problem
Rome reports Premier Mussolini discussed paying the debt owed the United States at a late grand council session. A communique said a decision was reached but will be made public at an opportune moment. The meeting opened the world economic conference and focused on the debt issue.
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Rome
Mussolini
United States
Grand Council of Fascism
Communia
Five Hours Debate Set On Recovery Bill Action
Washington reports five hours of debate planned to shape a vote on the industrial recovery bill. Senate leaders expect passage sending the measure to the President for signature with a 4 p m voting time after an overnight recess. Democratic objections to amendments and a protest by Senator Clark are noted as lawmakers anticipate further speeches. Soviet Russia claims to own the world’s most important magnesite resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Clark
Ami Borah
D. Ida
Soviet
Russia
Massanutten Academy Dedicates Anne Lupton Country Club
Massanutten Academy in Woodstock Virginia dedicates a 200 acre riverfront country club named The Anne Lupton Country Club. The facility includes aquatic sports, horseback riding, multiple club houses and a rifle range for the student corps. The dedication honors Mrs Anne Lupton Harrison and memorializes J Franklin Harrison’s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assoniated Press
Woodstock
Massanutten Academy
Shenandoa River
Masanutten Mountains
George Washington National Forest
Resolution Adopts Survey For Diesel Power Plant
The council adopts a resolution to hire an engineer to survey and make a recommendation on a diesel power plant. Final action needs a nine vote ordinance. one bid from Fairbanks Morse was withdrawn as prices rose over seven thousand dollars since the bid. Federal law now pending would require bids with 25 percent cash, but Transamerican Construction’s bid remains in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Reardon
Drennen
Fairbanks Morse Company
Transamerican Construction Company
City considers revisions to Wen deal amid council vote
City Solicitor Tenndon suggests modifications to the Wen agreement as several council members who opposed the resolution consider joining with supporters. Last night’s session saw discussions by President Fred L. Ginits and council members including Charits FP Anderson, Fran Barr, WWS Domincey Pied W Forney, and Herman H. Hable.
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Wen
Tenndon
Game
Awhe
The
Counsil
Leduces
Fred L. Ginits
Atevo
Charits
Anderson
Ro Fran’ Barr
Domincey Pied W Forney
Herman H. Hable
Char
Notable Names in Local Court Panel
A list includes H Harper J Henkel Henry Lawrence C Hollis Peyton J Shall Percy D Miller W and John H Rosenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Harper
J. Henkel Henry
Lawrence C. Hollis
Peyton J. Shall
Percy D. Miller, Ware and
John H. Rosenberger
Ebbs and Flows In Currency Markets Report
New York June 13 currency report notes Pinami markets showing fluctuations in national currents. Sterling opens at 4.12 dollars with call money at a set rate amid uncertainties at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
New York
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Washington University
J. 8. Haldeman
Mr. Riddick
Mrs. Perrine
Trip
Pe Fre Legion Post
Geo. Washington Hotel
Huntsberry
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Christian Endeavorers
Orndorff
Ellsworth Orndorff
Avalon Orndorff
Hampden-Sidney College
Hampden-Sidney
Anna S. Briggs
Mary R. Buckner
Amherst Street
Culpeper, Va
Daniel Slaughter
A.T. Mussen
Baltimore
Robert Arbuckle
Erma Hottel
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Alexandria
David M. Timberlake
Leslie Timberlake
South Braddock Street
West Virginia
Donald McFadden
Montclair
Douglass
Wayside Inn
Chloe Mudd
Mount St. Agnes School For Girls
Mount Washington
Richard E. Mudd
Cameron Street
Seabury Davies
Joins Hopkins University
Julian F. Ward
South Washington Street
Harrison Davies
Young People’s Choir
Charles Consolvo
Italian Council
Dare S
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun St
Camay Soap
Meyer
Washington Post
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
D R Harrison
Post
Hoover
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Edward B. McLean
Enquirer
Student Corps of
Massanutten
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Food Store
the Commercial and Savings Bank
U.S. Postal Savings Depository
Reardon’s
Pure Food Store
Shelvadore
Crosley Electric
Shelvador
R. M. Swimley
Lovett Shoe
Dobbs
Panama
Margaret L. Hodgson
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