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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1932
Page
2
Mt Pleasant Virginia June gatherings list neighbors visiting kin in Winchester Front Royal and Kernstown. Social calls include Mrs Etta Christian family Mr Thurston Renner and others. Church services and Sunday school announced with community greetings and illness updates.
Bracetown residents hosted guests and visitors from Winchester Hayfield Bunker Hill and Purcellville with dinners and calls last week. Local families attended the Swimley sale and the funeral of Mrs Tom Bradshaw at Charles Town W Va. The column closes with a quip about shoes and style from the Hagerstown Herald.
Miss Alice Galloway of Newar City visits at the homes of Mr and Mrs Paul P and Mr and Mrs J L Hershman with sons Allen and Lee plus Mrs Thomas S Cooper. They attended Grange Field Day at Front Royal on June 1. Mrs Thos B Cooper and daughter Anna Jane attended memorial services at Mt Olive and Gravel Springs and Lebanon Church. The Friendly Grove Community League plans a July 4 program at the schoolhouse for the yard party. Anna Jane Cooper visits Lucille Rudolph at Lebanon Church and will attend vacation Bible school. Mae Crabill recently visited her aunt Annie Crabill. Mrs A F Williams remains about the same and friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs Barr and her young son from Winchester visit the Richardses.
The Winchester Anti-Saloon League quotes Thomas A. Edison praising prohibition. He cites factory wage days with money for saloons turning into no such visits after the amendment, arguing prohibition lifts women from poverty and screens homes from narcotics, and that youth become fitter under national prohibition.
A judge quips that Congress protects the poor while announcing a new law that exempts yacht purchases costing less than 15 000 dollars from taxation. The remark underscores the debate over targeted tax relief and its supposed beneficiaries.
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