Community club and charity events week schedule
The week offers regular and special meetings: McKinley Chapter Eastern Star Monday 8 PM. Gainsboro Community League Tuesday 8 PM. Kiwanis Club Wednesday 12 45 PM with luncheon. Memorial Hospital Junior Auxiliary bridge party 3 6 PM and silver tea 5 PM at Winchester Country Club. Rotary Ladies Night Thursday 7 PM with Dr John Brown speaking. yard party at Pax-ton Chapel in evening. Garden Club Friday 3 9 PM at George Washington Hotel for the annual flower show public invited to enter and attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Memorial Hospital
Winchester Country Club
Winchester
Clarke County Garden Club
Memorial Hoses
Joseph Wright
Carlin Gray
Walter Bosserman
Stuart Elting
Katé Shultz
George Keller
John Woolfolk
D. W. Ritenour
Lucy Ritenour
McSherry Lupton
Clara Wood
Walter Williams
Richmond
Spencer Carter
Georgia Conrad
R. C. Green
Hugh Nelson
Shelton
Kate Kern
Elizabeth Kern
Abe Novick
Charles P. McVicar
Virginia Hunter Boyd
McKinley
Grey
Order of the Eastern Star
Clearbrook
Washington
Young People's Choir Banquet Honors Miss Pennock At Edinburg Inn
The Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Young People's Choir hosted a Saturday banquet at Ivy Chimney Inn Edinburg in honor of director Miss Maribelle Pennock who left for home near Philadelphia. Guests included many choir members and local residents. Pennock has directed the choir for some time and is active in Winchester musical life. Also noted is the upcoming Ladies Aid Society meeting of Ridings Chapel United Brethren Church at the home of Mrs Marvin Hammock on Thursday June 18 at 2 PM with all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maribelle Pennock
Helen Barr
Helen Baker
Taylor Barr
George Haines
Carl Haines
Bobby” Grimm
Jack” Blackburn
John Glaize
Lehring Staples
E. A. Lambert
Ella C. Miller
Robert Milleson
Miss Pennock
Winchester
Ladies’ Aid of
Ridings Chapel
Ladies Aid Society of the
United Brethren Church
Marvin Hammock
Epworth League Doctors Farewell Party Honors Leaguers
The Epworth League of Mark Street Methodist Episcopal Church held a farewell for Rev. and Mrs. Nor dis A. Lineweaver ahead of their move to Alexandria Virginia. Four Handley High School graduates of the league also attended. A musical program and refreshments followed informal speeches praising the leagues benefits and support from the Lineweavers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of
Market Street
Margaret Schmidt
Eugene Russell
Epworth League
League
Lineweaver
Winchester
Cedar Cliff Church to Present Friday Musical in Stephens City
Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church Ladies Auxiliary sponsors a Friday evening concert in Stephens City High School auditorium on June 19 at 8 30. The program features instrumental and vocal works by leading masters with no admission charge and a freewill offering for church work. The Girls Athletic Association plans a 5 o'clock Wednesday meeting in the club room to discuss important matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Cliff Church
Stephens City High School
Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church
Girls’ Athletic Council
The
Girls’ Athletic Association
Fort Loudoun DAR Picnic Delayed To June 25
The Fort Loudoun Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution postpones its annual Berkeley Springs picnic to the morning of Thursday June 25 with further assembling details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Steck Family Summer Visit Near Fairmont Avenue
Miss Susan Steck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Steck, is expected to arrive this week to spend part of the summer with her parents at their Fairmont avenue home. She has been visiting a classmate in Ithaca, New York since Mount Holyoke College closed for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Newcome
S. L. Newcome
Brucetown
Pasadena
Calif
Pasadena High School
David Newcome
Frederick County
The
Star
Patricia D. Morton
Winchester
Eng
New York
England
Steck
Susan Steck
John M. Steck
Fairmont Avenue
Mount Holyoke College
Ithaca
N. Y
Chicago grain prices steady amid harvest and drought news
Traders at the Chicago Board of Trade held prices near yesterday’s closes as harvest prospects in the southwest and drought reports in spring wheat areas influenced sentiment. Closing figures show corn July 57 1/2, September 52 3/4. oats July 25 1/2, September 26 1/2. rye July 37 3/4, September 39 1/4. December wheat 60 3/4 and 57 1/3 for July wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Board of Trade
Cardinal Saenz Drives Own Car Across Border
Cardinal Pedro Segura y Saenz, expelled from Spain, crossed into France at Hendaye in his own car after leaving Guadalajara with his brother and a police escort. Demonstrations in San Sebastian and Guadalajaga prompted heavy police precautions as crowds attacked the church and clergy amid heightened religious tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Madrid
Pedro Seguar Y Saenz
Spain
San Sebastian
Hendaye
France
Guadalajara
Maqueda
Guadalajaga
Cardinal Segura
Pampa
Specifl
Pamplona
Train crashes after washout near Columbia Pennsylvania
A Pennsylvanian railroad freight wreck near Mann's Run six miles east of Columbia kills engineer E. B. Cantwell of Wilmington and fireman A. L. Hayden of Philadelphia while conductor J. R. Bard is injured. A washout caused by heavy rain washed away track sections, leaving sand and gravel on the roadbed under a bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mann's Run
Here
E. B. Cantwell
Wilmington
Del
A. L. Hayden
Philadelphia
J. R. Bard
Wilmingpee
President goes to dedicate the tomb of Harding
The article notes the planned dedication visit by the President to the tomb of Warren G. Harding in Marion Ohio with involvement from notable figures including former Postmaster-General Harry New Representative Woods and other state Republicans. Postmaster-General Brown joins the President on the special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Diana
Harry New
Representative Woods
House Appropriations Committee
Marion
Ohio
Brown
Washington
Soldiers' pen Loses One But Wins Another
Company I fell 11-8 to Interwoven of Martinsburg in a loosely played set. Gene Lewis and Charlie Pingley homered, Artz struck out 16 in six innings, and the locals totaled 16 hits off Ambrose. A large Fair Grounds Park crowd watched a tie broken by Pingley in the fourth. Next events include Hose Company 4 and Hagerstown Eagles visits and a June 22 benefit game for the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company I
Martinsburg
Bone
Gene Lewis
Ambrose
Fisher
G. Lewis
Bond
Bobby Lewis
Kline
Lefty Artz
Perry
Patton
Arthur Artz
Hagerstown
Breckenridge
Artz
Charlie Pingley
Klineon
Fair Grounds Park
Hose Company No. 4
Hagerstown Eagles
Hose Company No. 5
Hack Wilson
Fair Grounds
Troopers Search Mine Strikers
Troopers search mine strikers weapons and report picket lines at Kinloch mine as workers continue protests and marches to the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinloch Mine
Contribist Seeks Honor Roll Listing for Firemen Fund
A resident encloses a check to support the firemen's convention fund and asks to be included in the roll of honor contributors. The note expresses a desire to participate in the worthy cause and to have the home listed among supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen’s Convention Fund
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Evening Star
McKinley Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Gainsboro Community League
Rotary Club
John Brown
Paxton Chapel
Gravel Springs Corner Band
He Epworth League
Orange Cotillion Club
Orange County Cotillion Club
Orange Fair Pavillion
Blue Steele
Victor Recording Orchestra
Orange
Golf Club
Capitol Theatre
Warner Brothers
Capitol Theater
Pred J. Thomas
Warner Brothers’ Theatre
Lee Baking Company
Freed
Newberry College
Newberry
S. C
Joe E. Freed
C. A. Freed
Grace Lutheran Church
Handley High School
Weldon M. Harloe
C. B. Harloe
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
School of Medicine
Weldon Harloe
W. W. Harloe
Matoaka
Allen
Huntsberry
Julian Pickeral
J. H. Pickeral
Middletown
J. Julian Pickeral
H. E. Pickeral
Manassas
Bryarly Community League
E. C. Yost
Towson School
Irvin Thomas O’connell
Elkridge
O’connell
Spencer Heath
Roadsend Gardens
Towson Normal School
Towson
A. W. Shade
Red Lion
John W.snyder
P. N. Ne
Mrs. Snyder
Bosserman
Primrose Winkfield
Middleburg
Anne West
Andrew Winkfield
Greenway
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
Burr Powell Harrison
W. H. Greever
J. C. Peery,Jr
L. A. Thomas
Mary Capper
Brunswick
Frank Wightman
Randall Burns
Gray Gables Inn
Chicago, Ill
F. C. Harman
Anna Fay Sutphins
Fay Marker
Roanoke
8. C. c Witliamson
Samuel Miller
Garland Hansbrough
Margaret Hansbrough
Sam Scott Hansbrough
Harrisonburg, Va
Ward Swank
Morris Cather
Morris Cather, Jr
Betty Cather
Charles Town
E. W. Cather
Blanche Shoop
L. Kaufman
Mrs. A. Levin
Romney
Anne Brooke Kerri
Margaret Amick
J. C. Penney and Company
Boston
Mass
Connecticut
Ethyl Hooley
Kenneth Hooley
Hoboey
E. W. Clark
Lucille Clarke
Garland Harman
E. W. Hinton
Henry Bradley
Minnie Baker
North Cameron Street
Grace
Blanche
Virginia Dove
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Edwin W. Burton
C. Fred Barr
West Boscawen Street
Burton
Mary Dalgety-Kerr
Chicago
W. B. Hibbs & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Hibbs Building
Telephone National
Central America
Detroit News
Moon
Earth
Cardinal Saenz
Ana Jet
Eda Kas
ENN
Lovett Bros
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Stephenson Church
Firemen’s Fund
James H Jones
South Main Street
Margaret Hodoson
Buncutter Tire Co
S. Braddock St
A. M. Swimley
Were Eople's
Purina
J. Jos. Sullivan
Kaufman
Coats
Auemang Apparel
Nurotex
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