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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1934

Page

3

Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings and Events

Regular weekly choir and theater rehearsals fill the week from First Baptist Church to Colonial Theatre. Banquets, honors, and civic group gatherings occur at the George Washington Hotel and Rouss Park with Rotary and Lions Club luncheons and a 4-H and Scout lawn party for summer camp improvements.

Young People’s Choir The First Baptist Church Colonial Theatre Little Theatre Winchester Or Benevolent Order of Elks Women’s Christian Temperance Union Friends Meeting House Rotary Club George Washington Hotel Angerona Terrace Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Relief Methodist Church Francis Asbury Union Bryarly Community League Frank R.horton C. S. Hartman Rouss Park Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion Winchester Memorial Hospital Lions Club Joseph William North Frederick Pike

Miss Lily Lambert Weds William Fleming at Trinity Church

Miss Lily Carr Lambert daughter of Gerard Barnes Lambert of Boston and Clarke County Virginia married William Wilson Fleming son of Matthew Corey Fleming in a 4 PM ceremony at Trinity Church Lady Chapel Princeton. Relatives and close friends attended a reception at Albemarle.

Lily Carr Lambert Gerard Barnes Lambert Boston Carter Hall Clarke County Lowe Lambert Albemarle Princeton N. J Trinity Church William Wilson Fleming Matthew Corey Fleming New York Robert Williams Stacy Bancroft Lloyd, Jr Philadelphia Dorothy Fleming Hovey Clark Morristown Elizabeth Harvey Cathleen Carnochan Sarah Brisbane Dolly de Milhau Barbara Mason Phyllis Brewster Matthew Corey Fleming, Jr Messrs William G. F. Bottow Orange John Noble Adriens A. Jones Washington Noyes Crary

Charles Anderson Named On Duke Dean's List

Charles Anderson, a junior at Duke University in Durham North Carolina, has again made the Dean's List. He is spending summer with his parents on North Braddock Street. Also noted, Mr and Mrs Tayloe Rogers left for Roanoke Virginia after visiting Dr and Mrs P W Boyd.

A. R. VanCleave Oberlin Ohio A. R. van Cleave Astor Congregational Kristian Church General Council Congregational Christian Churches Mr. VanCleave Indiana van Cleave Winchester Timber Ridge J. Howard Smith Newport News Virginia Smith Elon College North Carolina Divinity School Yale University Charles Anderson Duke University Durham N. C Anderson Duke Mrs W. P. Anderson North Braddock Street Tayloe Rogers P. W. Boyd Roanoke G. N. Georges James Lamp North Loudoun Street Bristol Tenn Louis Rice L. E. Rice, Sr Norfolk Naval Base W. W. Irwin Wheeling W. Va R. E. Griffith West Clifford Street Charles Town

Mrs Kenworthy To Present Garden Club Cup

Purcellville Garden Club meets Friday with president in charge. Mrs Hartman Kenworthy at Exedra near Purcellville will award the silver cup to the member with the most flower exhibit wins in the past year. Anniversary supper follows in her garden. Dr David Lumsden will lecture on The Romance of the Rose.

Shenandoah Garden Club Woodstock Christian Church Muhlenburg Street Charles H. Massie William C. Ford Philip Williams Guy Benchoff Roger O. Wine American, Rose Society Harrisonburg Frank Wissler, Jr Strathmore Mount Jackson J. Lawrence Meem Woodstock Gardens Albert Garden Ritche Garden Clower Garden Windie Garden Wenley Garden Ford Garden Boyer Garden Dickinson Garden Kenworthy Purcellville David Lumsden Department of Agriculture

Children Day Program At Round Hill Church

The Round Hill Methodist Episcopal Church South hosts a Children's Day program this Sunday with Rev. J D Russell absent. Ernest Luttrel will deliver the address along with a musical program recitations and diapers by the children in a lively program.

Round Hill Church Round Hill Methodist Episcopal Church South J. D. Russell Ernest Luttrel Childen

Local Social Roundup of Dinners and Visits

Social notices detail Mrs Henry B Gilpin hosting Admiral and Mrs K M Nulton and other dinners and luncheons at Washington Street, Thorn Hill Manor, and Berryville. Several guests travel to Orkney Springs and Washington and Richmond for conferences, dances, and visits.

Table baking tip keeps floor clean with paper cover

A housewife explains she covers the table with a large sheet of paper before baking. After finishing she gathers the paper with flour and nut shells and burns it, claiming the method keeps the floor clean.

Renew Permits Urges Auto Drivers in Frederick County

State Police official R E Bayliss warns that drivers who fail to renew by June 30 face a $5 fine plus court costs totaling $9.25. He notes about 50 percent of licenses are renewed and about 6,000 drivers must act before month’s end. Officials will staff the Police Court room daily 1 to 6 PM and 7 to 9 PM, with extra help in Richmond to speed returns.

Frederick County R. E Bayliss John Q. Rhodes Bayliss Richmond

Removal Of Air Chief Put Up To War Secretary

The House committee that recommended removing Major General Benjamin D. Foulois as chief of the Army Air Corps sent the matter to Secretary Dern for prompt action. The panel also questioned General Douglas MacArthur, chief of staff, about War Department purchases. both men declined to comment.

Washington House Benjamin D.foulois Army Air Corps Dern Douglas MacArthur War Department MacArthur Rogers D-Nh Foulois

Floating rock wonders in Hawaii National Park rocks

In Hawaii National Park visitors may find volcanic rocks including rocks that float on water heated specimens held safely in the hand hairlike formations and others resembling wool fiber all among the park's curiosities.

Hawaiian National Park

Farley To Stay As Democratic Party Chairman

James A. Farley will remain as chairman of the Democratic National Committee at least until late fall. The Postmaster General prepares a nationwide swing to combine business with politics, with stops in Detroit Indianapolis Springfield Ill Kansas City Cheyenne Salt Lake City Reno San Francisco Seattle and Portland for speeches and post office dedications. President Roosevelt approved the decision after a last minute conference.

Associated Press Washington James A. Farley Democratic National Committee Detroit Indianapolis Springfield Kansas City Cheyenne Salt Lake City Reno San Francisco Seattle Portland Farley Roosevelt

Kidnapper Boy 14 Sentenced To Ten Years In Pew

Chicago reports fourteen year old George Rogalski dubbed a problem child enticed Dor ette Zietlow age thirty months into an abandoned ice house and deserted her to die of exposure. He was convicted of kidnaping and sentenced to ten years in state penitentiary with a stay pending June 29 for possible special provisions. The child was lured from home on a Sunday in April and found nearly dead from cold two days later. she died a few hours later.

Chicago George Rogalski Dorette Zietlow George

Dr. Buchanan To Address Rotarians At George Washington Hotel

The Rev. Dr. Daniel C. Buchanan a Presbyterian missionary to Japan on furlough will be guest speaker at the Rotary Club meeting at the George Washington Hotel on Thursday.

Daniel C. Buchanan Japan Rotary Club George Washington Hotel

Evergreen Park Chief Faces Charge Over Canal Car Incident

Police accuse Chief John Paller of Evergreen Park of hiring a member of an auto theft ring to drive a friend's car into a canal to trigger an insurance payout. Paller reportedly confessed to Chicago police.

John Paller Evergreen Park Chicago

Great Learning and the Limits of Judgment

A meditation on how extensive study can paralyze judgment as experts exhaust literature yet struggle to give confident answers. The passage cautions against overreliance on authorities and highlights the difficulty of decisive truth amid abundant opinions.

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Harvard University Law School Matthew C. Fleming Princeton University McKinley Order of the Eastern Star Farmers and Merchants ‘National Bank B. Boyce Bridge High A. J. Novick John Chapman Katherine Dellinger Hilda Mason S Atkinson Lucy Ritenour Hunter Davidson A. Custer E. J. Snapp J. W. Morrow Ben Davis Wilmer Shade Eleanor Hodges D. Q. Louderback Mr. Fleming Just Oxfords Huntsberry Brooks Brooks’ Pharmacy Motherway Panama James’ Motherway R. A. Shafer Balboa R. A. Shafer, Jr William Shafer Chanters’ Society Chanters’ ‘Society Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Harold C, March Harold C. March South Loudoun Street Catherine Imogene White Hall White Hall School House Ladies’ Aid Society Ladies’ Aid Society of the Church of Christ Ernest Shade Loudoun Street Patriotic Order Patriotic Order of Americans Centenary Church Society Centenary Reformed Church Girl Scout John S. Scully South Washington Street Billy Richards Salisbury Alva Richards Betsy Rice Denver Col Isabelle Grigsby Mary G. Hershberger Shenandoah River Berryville Grace Johnston Boyce High School University , Virginia Anita Trenary Staunton W. C. Stuart R. Gray Williams Henry B. Gilpin Washington Street K. M. Nulton John M. Steck, Sr M. P. Hyslop R. E. Byrd H. D. Flood Washington, D. C Thornhill Manor Betty Riley Virginia Baker Jack Pennypacker Frank Pierce Walter Massey Orkney Springs Harry T. Cook Flandreau Gleason New Rochelle N. Y Walter Shade Miss Jean Shade Mr. H Duffey Margaret Nicholson Pearsall Doris Cunningham J. D. Glover South Stewart Street Joseph Moore, Jr Georgia Conrad Misses Carter Augusta Conrad Virginia Pearsall Winifred Bailey Rowland Mitchell Boyce Blue Ridge Country Club Mary Bell Bear Katherine Pannill Mary Hyde J. B. Lindsey Martinsburg Hewitt Parsons F. Earle Parsons Sara Ralston Staunton, Va Alson Hott R. T. Barton, Sr Arthur M. Field R. B. Nelson R. T. Barton, Jr Paul Rhodes Pember Lyman John Williams Robert McCormick Elbert Jemison Elbert Jemison, Jr Fairmont Avenue Birmingham Ala Virginia Ann Huntsberry Red Bud Road Eugene Cooper Irene Mathews Edith Cornwell Girl Scout Headquarters Lydia Chapman C. B. Lee Democratic Party Pew Dr. Buchanan Gang Congress Federal Deposit Tor the Commercial & Savings Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Big Joe B. & C. Baking Shenandoah Valley Sepos FDIC Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation the Insurance Shenandoah Valley National Bank Lorain R. M. Swimley East Geo. Washington Hotel Wuneral Directore Blatz Dix Beer Beckford E. B. Whelan Edinburg, Va Cary Selby Lovett Brothers Main Street N. Loudoun St Loudoun St
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