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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1935

Page

2

Mrs Sloat To Lead Bible Class At Braddock Street Church

The Margaret Collins Denny Bible class at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South will have Mrs. John I. Sloat in charge Sunday morning. She has organized an appealing program featuring a favored quartet of Carl Cather Eugene Russell Curtis Bly and Fremont Dick. D B Haines will deliver the lesson message.

Margaret Collins Denny Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South John I. Sloat

Local News From White Post and Nearby Towns

County items report travel to Terre Haute for family matters and returns home. Pleurisy eases for Mr. Frank Conley. Social visits include Mrs. Henry Thomas in Alexandria and Miss Marguerite Elliott. White Post Wildcat baseball defeats Waterloo 7 to 6. Venerables versus Wildcats set for Saturday at 4 30. Greenway Court tea honors Mrs Husted. Choir Guild yard party at Meade Church on Saturday evening.

White Post Joe Funkhouser Herbert Cooke Husted Terre Haute Ind Columbia Mary Lou Fritts Ernest Meade Henry Thomas Alexandria Mesdames Lee and Boles Mildale W. W. LaRue Summit Point W. Va Resister Emmett Stuart Lucy F. Meade Mary Denny State Teachers Shepherd College Shepherdstown White Post Wildcat Waterloo Wildcats Gaunt Sherman Maesmer Joy Chrisman Marguerite Elliott Brownwa Pierre Gardier Mary Gore Charles Denny Detroit Mich Willie Denny Providence Chapel Charles Gardiner Norman Gardiner Winchester Charles Riley Roy Ferguson Kathleen Haymaker Greenway Court Thomas Elizabeth Blackwell Catherine Funkhouser Meade Church

Memorial services and social notes from Hogue Creek area

Mrs Clara Lineburg and daughter visited relatives in Winchester on Monday. A large crowd attended Memorial services at Mount Olive Sunday. Fremont Ladies Aid to hold a yard party June 22 for charity. Laura Orndoff returns home after five weeks in Winchester. Annabels and Mildred McCormick visited Mrs Scott White. William Good of Gore visited William Clowser family.

Hogue Creek Clara Lineburg Scott White Statton Orndoff Boyce Rosalie Anna Bell Bessie Shade Tom Trier Lewis Bell Winchester Laura Orndoff Mount Olive Mildred McCormick Richard Betty Orndoff Fremont Ladies’ Aid Annabels William Good Gore William Clowser

Reliance United Brethren Church Services

Rev H E Richardson presides with sermons at 11 a m on church problems at Reliance and 3 30 p m Ridings Chapel and 8 p m Greenway Sunday School at 10 a m Reliance Greenway and 2 30 p m Ridings Chapel Stephens City Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m at Reliance and Greenway prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p m Bible study at each location.

H. E. Richardson Reliance Ridings Chapel Greenway Stephens City Christian Endeavor Stepm

Governors oppose change in constitution during New Deal forum

At a governors conference in Biloxi Mississippi on June 15 four Democrats and one Republican attacked the Roosevelt recovery plan calling it a Communistic program while South Carolina's Olin Johnston praised the president and urged preserving NRA gains. The forum favored not revising the federal constitution to revive the NRA and discussed state controls and tax cuts to aid industry.

Biloxi Miss Roosevelt Eugene Talmadge Georgia Harry W. Nice Maryland NRA South Carolina Nice Talmadge Washington United States Townsend Mississippi Censer

Gigging Violations Cost About $175

District Game Protector Tull Whitacre reports the arrest of a large Hamp shire party for gigging violations in Romney. Fines and costs totaled about 175 dollars for the group, which included Chester P. Haines H. P. Haines Gladston Abell Lee Shanholtz Arthur McBride Edward McBride and James and Holly Shanholtz. They were found with 13 bass four sunfish four suckers three frogs and a turtle.

Martinsburg W. Va Tull Whitacre South Branch Valley Hampshire

Roosevelt perceived to have lost power not popularity says Howe

Amarillo editor Gene Howe lists 50 influential figures shaping U S policy. He claims Roosevelt's influence has waned while popular support remains high, naming Hoover and court members among key aides and noting shifts in White House dynamics and adviser roles.

Roosevelt Gene Howe James W. Gerard Germany United States Amarilo Texas Ed Howe Kansas Franklin D. Roosevelt Howe Amarilo Globe-News Amarilao Tex J. Edizor Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation Supreme Court White House Washington Panhandle Montana Mae Est Democratic Party G. F. Warren Felix Frankfurther Rexford Tugwell Department of Agriculture Hugh Johnson Garner Roosevelt John Garner Jesse Jones RFC Joe Kennedy SEC Frank Walker National Emergency Council Joe Robinson Pat Harrison William I. Myers Farm Credit Administration Marriner S. Eccles Federal Reserve Board Francis Biddle National Labor Relations Board Farley Henry A. Wallace Agriculture Harold L. Ickes Interior Harry Hopkins Homer Cummings Navy Army Barbara Hutton Countess Court Haugwitz-Reventlow Barbara Hutton Mdivani Europe

Presbyterian Field Day in Berkeley Springs

The Winchester Presbytery hosts a field day and deacon's conference in Berkeley Springs on June 27 starting at 10 AM. Henry Moling Jr. chairs, Bernard Hill is secretary, with principal speaker Dr. Edward Grant and other speakers from West Virginia and Maryland. A lunch break offers tours of local sites near Berkeley Springs.

Presbyterian Winchester Berkeley Springs Henry Moling, Jr Bernard Hill Romney Edward Grant Southern Presbyterian Church J. A. McMurray Hedgesville W. Va Harry M. Crim Strasburg J. A. Trostle Hancock, Md R. B. Woodworth Burlington J. C. Frist Moorefield

Wheat Dumping Decried by Virginia Growers

Virginia farmers fear lower wheat prices as Pacific and Northwest grain undercuts eastern markets. Piedmont Millers Association urges Congress to regulate transport like railroads and seek government subsidies to offset westward shipments. Delegates warn continued conditions could cost Virginia millers their livelihoods and farm outlets.

Richmond Virginia Piedmont Millers Association Congress Eastman Transportaton Interstate Commerce Commission Far West C. D. Smith Strasburg Association Northwest Panama Canal Atlantic

Bride Looked Sweet To James And He Said So

James W. Payne and Amanda Green were in a wedding announcement noting a pleasant scene with a smiling couple. The article describes the bride as looking sweet and includes a light, affectionate tone consistent with social notices in the era.

Bride James

Man Applies for Marriage License in Court Clerk Office

A colored man entered the corporation court clerk’s office to apply for a marriage license. He observed the quiet usual in line but spoke to the clerk, remarking on her dress, as the scene unfolded in Winchester.

Corporation Court Clerk James Baltimore Winchester

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