Consolidated High School Program at Gainesboro
The Genera tion will be The Church In Co- George Whitacre is superinten dent of the Council and Mrs Jul Gerson of Winchester. Norman Braithwaite will welcome the cel lmates and W H Cochrane will respond Mrs Julian Larrick will read the minutes of the previous meet ing followed by recitation by Chestnut Grove members and an address The United of the Christian Parth by Rev B F Spitzer Pupils from Gainesboro school will presents pantomime reading others from Gore Baptist Sunday School will recite An exercise for children will be presented by members of Gore Union Rev Minor Miller will speak on How To Work Together Por the Goat of AZ Wesey Chapel paopik will present a recitation after which 3 Bebeer Exodar School will Committees wil 5 her primtomime wil se presentee 57 members of Eoereter Sumday School Rev Mr Goo speak om the subject Equipment For the Scioel His address will be fol lowed to congregational singing and the offering Rev C H Anderson will speak on How We May Reach the Your People Through the Churches A duet by Gainesboro Sunday School and instrumental mu si by Gore Union followed by congregational singing will bring the program to a close
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesboro
Co- George
Whitacre
Jul Gerson
Winchester
Norman Braithwaite
W. H. Cochrane
Julian Larrick
Chestnut Grove
United of the Christian Parth
B. F. Spitzer
Gore Baptist Sunday School
Gore Unicc
Minor Miller
Goat of
Goo
Scioel
C H Anderson
Gainesboro Sunday School
Gore Union
National 4-H encampment gathers farm youth leaders
More than 150 farm boy and girl leaders from 43 states gather in Washington for the Twelfth National 4-H Club encampment on the Mall near the Washington Monument to discuss improving life in rural America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Washington Monument
Palmolive Soap Saves Marriage and Skin Beauty
A housewife recalls marital strain caused by dull skin and credits Palmolive with a revived complexion. She praises the Olive Oil based soap for soft, smooth skin and renewed affection, urging use of Palmotine for a lovely complexion.
Death Calls Mrs. Jackson
Mrs. Jackson, longtime Frederick county resident and United Brethren Church member, died about 6 15 p m after declining health including a recent hospital stay. She is survived by her husband, two children L Dilwin Jackson and Miss Mary Jackson, two grandchildren, a sister and two brothers in law. Services set for Saturday at 10 30 a m with Rev Millard J Miller and Rev George W Stover officiating. Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Her husband is identified as Gempress and general manager of Vega Apple Storage Inc and Union Bank of Impresser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Memorial Hospital
Jesse
Frederick County
United Brethren Church
L. Dilwin Jackson
Rochester
N. Y
Mary Jackson
Charles L
Betty Jane Jackson
Martin Glaize
Albin
Winchester
Charlies Wisecarver
Clarke County
West Cork Street
Morniz
Millard J. Miller
George W Stover
Mount Hebron
Harold Edwards
Trovellis Clark
Walter P Anderson
William A Batley
Silas G Cather
Carson Det
Winchester Softball Loop Daily Results and Standings
Daily results show Co. I Ceres 5 8 1.000. Ramat Ged 3 1 . .750. Virginia Woolen 3 1 .750. Kendall Oil 0 0 .000. Republic Oil 0 1 .000. Jr. B. of T. 0 3 .000. Elks Club 0 1 .000. Rained out games listed. remaining schedule to be finished at a diamond chosen by officials. Today’s games feature A P vs Jr. B. of T at Sunny Side. Elks vs United Food at Academy diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Food
Va. Woolen
Jr. B
Co. I. Jr. B
Republic Oil
Elks Club
Woolen
Sunny Side
Elks
Academy Diamond
Champagne Toast For John's Bride in Nahant Wedding
In Nahant Massachusetts on June 16 final wedding plans for John Roosevelt and Anne Lindsay Clark were announced. A champagne toast for the bride will be served at the reception with United Kingdom Cuvee labeled champagne and Temperance punch also on the beverage list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nahant
Mass
John Roosevelt
Anne Lindsay Clark
United Kingdom
Fort Loudoun D A R Group Names Committee At Annual Luncheon
Fort Loudoun chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its annual luncheon at the Confederate Inn in Strasburg naming committees for the ensuing year. Regent Mrs. William Richards announced chairs for Program Ways and Means Music Marker Membership and other posts with members from Strasburg Winchester Berryville and Woodstock. The organizing regent Mrs. Harry R. Green attended and discussed the national D A R Play Day. An original poem was read and the next chapter meeting is set for September 14 at the home of Mrs. F J Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Richards
Port Loudoun
Confederate Inn
Strasburg
Winchester
Berryville
Woodstock
Regent
J. A. Stretchberry
W. W. Glass
D. E. Leatherman
J. Howard Cather
C. P. McVicar
F. J. Marshall
John H. Rosenberger
H. H. Cookus
Helen Hatcher
Marker
Warren Rice
C. Vernon Eddy Flowers
Helen Hat
Cher
F. Laylor
D. W. Ritenour
George Washington
C. E. Aulick
Lacy Brumback
C. Vernon Eddy
Howard Cather
Harry R. Green
Fort Loudonnpter
Robert
Strider
Greene
the Times
Susie Glass Strider
Woman admits ordering her husband’s drowning
In Oklahoma a farm woman and her lover were charged with murder after her admission of ordering the drowning of her husband Benjamin Franklin Matthews. Leonard Overcast testified he held Matthews under water while Mrs. Matthews gave instructions from the bank, with the act occurring before her two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlesville
Okla
R. K. Harris
Elsie Matthews
Leonard Overcast
Justice of the Peace
E. E. Heys
Benjamin Franklin Matthews
Harris
Matthews
Sweden Aids Fight Against Infantile Paralysis
Sweden presented King Gustaf V with 5 million grower dollars to fund anti polio efforts on his 80th birthday. More than 100000 people gathered in Stockholm to greet the king as he rode in an open carriage to Stockholm Stadium for citizen homage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Gustaf
River Harbor Work Ordered
Army engineers allot $122,455,846 in war department funds for rivers and harbors and flood control projects for the next year. About $61,708,980 covers new work and maintenance while $60,746,866 funds flood control. Under Roosevelt directives, spending targets projects likely to provide the most employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army Engineers
War Department
Roosevelt
Debaters Norman Thomas and Matthews to debate on National Forum
Norman Thomas of the Socialist party and John Matthews advisory master for New Jersey will debate on a Sunday night forum. The broadcast from WOR and CBS will cover the Government Recovery Program and local Jersey City issues including Mayor Hague. The program features five speakers including Henry A. Wallace and Brig. Gen. John L. Kingman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
John Matthews
Chancellery
New Jersey
Wabc-Cbs
Hague
Jersey City
Matthews
Wor-Mbs
Henry A. Wallace
Harry L. Hopkins
Nathan Straus
Howard A. Gray
John L. Kingman
Friday Radio Schedule Highlights and Events
Friday listings show WRAF NBC programs at 11 30 p m with Gotten berg Crown Prince of Sweden departure to the U S and a 12 30 National Sangerfest Convention. Other segments include piano time at 5 15 and WABC CBS 1 30 Buffalo Summer Theater 2 15 London orchestral program 3 45 Samuel McCrea Cavert on World Economic Cooperation and the Churches 4 30 Music For Fun. WJZ NBC offers Farm and Home Hour at 11 30 a m Marine Band 1 p m Club Matinee and 4 30 Little Variety Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrafnbc
Gottenberg
Crown Prince of
Sweden
U. S
Wabc-Cbs
London
Samuel McCrea Cavert
WJZ
NBC
Round-Up of Unlicensed Dogs In Frederick County
Frederick county to begin a survey of unlicensed dogs on June 25 following a June 8 Board of Supervisors resolution. The northern Virginia district game warden orders tagging compliance. the notice cites Section 66 on dog licenses and tag display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Board of Supervisors
Virginia
Circuit Court
Commonwealth
Premier Averts French Crisis On Non-Intervention
Paris June 16 Premier Edouard Daladier’s government used parliamentary rules to delay debate on Communist demands for aid to the Barcelona regime. Edouard Herriot steered the issue to the foreign affairs committee with five days for a report. The Montreux treaty in Egypt was ratified as Communist deputies tried to inject the question into debate. Herriot suspended the session after near clashes between Rightists and Leftists over interruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Edouard Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
Barcelona
Edouard Herriot
Chamber
Daladier
Merchant Held For Tavern Blast
Julius Fink, a Baltimore produce merchant, was held on $10,000 bail after the tavern bombing. The owner testified Fink introduced a stranger who demanded a five percent cut, and a car sighting near the tavern occurred minutes before the blast. Police traced license tags to William Santore, with ownership transfer to Justine Starace, tied to a slain man in Tamaqua, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Julius Fink
Fink
William Santore
Justine Starace
Tamaqua
Graduates Face Uncertain Prospects as Sandburg Comments
Harbert Michigan June 16 1930s Carl Sandburg warned that this year's graduates enter a “crap-shooters' world” with few job prospects. He called the scene for June grads “serio comic” noting many will take little WPA work and lack qualifications for available positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbert
Mich
Carl Sandburg
Lincoln
Seriocomic
WPA
Head Hunters Given Leniency in Philippines Beheading Case
Five Kalinga head hunters received minimum sentences in Manila for lopping off the heads of two Christian youths. The court showed leniency citing their lack of education and remote tribal lifestyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
P. I
Kalinga
Rebels Capture Castellon de la Plana Port City
Rebels push toward Valencia as Franco forces with Italian and German aid widen their advance to the Mediterranean coast. Castellon de la Plana and its port Grau fall under insurgent control, signaling a widening corridor to the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Castellon de la Plana
Grau
Valencia
Francisco Franco
Central Press
Martin Calls Act Showdown With Union Officers
Homer Martin, president of the United Automobile Workers of America, said his suspension of five officers is a showdown with disruptive groups. The suspended men have 15 days to prepare for trial, they may refuse to appear, while Martin says he will cross that bridge when he comes to it. He rejects using the labor movement as a stepping stone for dictatorship and expects the union to move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers of America
Martin
County Ledger Shows May 1938 Balances And Disbursements
The report to the County Board of Supervisors by County Treasurer Harry L. McCann lists the May 31 1938 balances for al fund dog fund road debt and relief funds. Disbursements total 3638.60 with various taxes and fees paid and warrants issued. The May 31 1938 balances include 2834.05 in al fund 1511.26 in dog fund 1279.10 in relief fund and small balances in district road funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McCann
Board of Supervisors
Harry L. McCann
Licurce
Dog Fund
Back Creek
Gainesboro
Shawnee
Hague Praised By German Press
Berlin reports say Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City earned a "good press" in Germany for opposing communism. The German news agency cited cables on the CNO American Civil Liberties Union suit against Hague and noted much of the American press called him a traitor to democracy a dictator and a despot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Germany
DNB
Cno-American Civil Liberties Union
Hague
Opequon Plans Big Wedding for Local Couple
Opequon residents prepare for a large Friday ceremony at Tokes Inn for Clarence Hershman and bride-to-be C. J. Fawcett with Justice J. W. Larrick performing. Bridesmaids include Gregory Norman and Ross Boyd. best man is Jennings Marston. maid of honor Robert Racey. flower girl and ring bearer Raymond Newlin and Jesse Marston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokes Inn
Opequon Chapel
McGavock
Clarence Hershman
C. J. Fawcett
Justice of the Peace
J. W. Larrick
Gregory Norman
Ross Boyd
William Boyd
Harry Estep
Jenning Marston
Robert Racey
Raymond Newlin
Jesse Marston
Robert Bywaters
Emmett Dettra
Hubert Smoke
Hayward Butler
Joe Baker
Robert White
Linden Singhass
Lando White
Farnsworth Appeal Upheld in Conspiracy Case
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a four-to-12 year prison term for John S. Farnsworth, former Navy lieutenant-commander, and others who conspired to transmit to Japan writings, code books, photographs, and plans relating to national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
John S. Farnsworth
Japan
Farnsworth
Tto
United States
Calvert Son Lived Here in Winchester Former Telegraph Manager
Mrs. Calvert recalls her late son George R. Calvert who died about eleven years ago. He previously lived in Winchester and served as manager of the local Western Union Telegraph Company office.
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Consolidated High School
George Whitacre
Cenfer
Firestone Auto Supply Service
N. Main St
Mrs. Jackson
John
VY Chi-Vo
MO. W. Rosenberger and CO
Winchester, VA
Dorothy Paulson and
Donald W. Hornbeck
Dorothy Paulson
Excelsior
Matthew
WABC
CBS
W. A. Swicke
American Medical Association
WEAF
Rudy Vallee
Bing Crosby
Bob Burns
Dick Himber
Kate Smith
Major Bowes
Pennsylvania
Benny Goodman
Elvira Rios
Toronto Promenade Symphony
Isebound
Harry Owens
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Optometrists & Jewelers
W. Boscawen St
Bailey Brothers
A. J. Tavenner
C. C. Brannon
Forney Print Shop
Opequon
Charles Racey
Harry Glaize
Edwin Marker
Harley DeHaven
Vernon White
J. B. Stickley
J. S. Farnsworth
Bill Baron
Fiesta
Oren Arnold
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