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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1932

Page

3

Miller Hosts Bridge Party With Out of Town Guests

Mr and Mrs Miller hosted a bridge and dancing evening featuring a salad course and coffee. Notable guests included Daniel Sheffield of Kingstown North Carolina Paul Hook of Chatham Virginia Margaret Chandler Lois Tuck of Virgilina Virginia and Mrs Noah Ambrose of Strasburg Virginia. Mr Hook plans to spend the summer in town with his mother Mrs Robert C Hook before moving to Virgilina where he is high school principal.

Miller Daniel Sheffield Kingstown N. C Paul Hook Chatham Margaret Chandler Lois Tuck Virgilina Noah Ambrose Strasburg Hook Robert C. Hook

Social Calendar for the Week in Winchester

A series of club meetings and choir practices at the George Washington Hotel and local churches from Tuesday through Friday. Highlights include Lions ladies night banquet, a Phileathea Bible Class benefit play, Kiwanis luncheon, Rotary and American Legion gatherings, and Vacation Bible School closing exercises.

Winchester Lions’ Club George Washington Hotel Phileathea Bible Class First Baptist Church Church For Benefit Building Fund Kiwanis Club United Brethren Church Grace Lutheran Church Rotary Club American Legion Post George Washington Braddock Street

Old-Time Box Social Planned At Epworth Church

Epworth League at the Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church will host an old-time box social in the Sunday School room Thursday evening June 23 at 7 o'clock. Proceeds aid Epworth League members attending the Summer Institute at Mountain Lake Park Maryland. Activities include piano and instrumental solos, quartets, stunts by a secret group, and games for all ages under Eugene Russell and Harold Rowe. Be there to see boxes and enjoy the fun.

Epworth Sta Ue Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church Eugene Russell Harold Rowe Epworth League Mountain Lake Park

Winchester women head to Richmond for Confederate veterans convention

Miss Catherine Brown Mc Vicar Olivia Dellinger Helen Barr and Miss West wood Byrd travel from Winchester and Berryville to Richmond for the United Confederate Veterans annual convention running through Friday. Mc Vicar will sponsor Turner Ashby Camp No 218 while Dellinger Barr and Byrd serve as maids of honor. Mrs Trenary becomes a matron of honor.

Catherine Brown McVicar Olivia Dellinger Helen Barr Winchester Westwood Byrd Berryville Co. W. Trenary Lucy Kurtz Richmond United Confederate Veterans McVicar Turner Ashby Camp Sons of Confederate Veterans Dellinger Barr Byrd Trenary Kurtz Turner Ashby Daughters of the Confederacy George W. Kurtz

Visit Notes From Southern Hotel Convention

Mr and Mrs Eugene R Branch and Miss Cody McDonald guests at the John Marshall Hotel Richmond during the Southern Hotel Association convention left Sunday for Asheville North Carolina to visit Branchs parents for the week Mr Fred W Calvert formerly of Winchester also in Richmond for the convention has returned to White Sulphur Springs West Virginia where he has been with the Greenbrier Hotel Prof McIlwee To Reorganize Band Handley High School Band will be reorganized for next year Prof W H McIlwee urges all boys to meet in his room Handley building at 10 oclock tomorrow morning to try for the band

North Carolina Eugene R. Branch Cody McDonald John Marshall Hotel Richmond Southern Hotel Association Asheville N. C Branch Fred. W. Calvert Winchester White Sulphur Springs W. Va Greenbrier Handley Winkfield Marshall Winkfield Medical College of Virginia James B. Winkfield National Avenue Gage Erie Reading St. Joseph's Hospital

Wood Improves After Ladder Fall At Virginia Plant

Mr. Lawrence Wood hydraulic engineer at Virginia Apple Storage Inc is steadily improving at Memorial Hospital after a ladder fall fractured his knee cap. Doctors hope the treatment will restore normal use and he may be discharged home after several days at 110 Valley Avenue. Local People At Meeting Of State Druggists Mr Louis L Baker and Mr S C Brooks attend the Virginia State Pharmaceutical Association convention in the city marking its first time outside Virginia with sessions expected until Thursday.

Wood Lawrence Wood Virginia Apple Storage, Inc Memorial Hospital No. 110 Valley Avenue Mr. Wood Louis L. Baker S. C. Brooks White Sulphur Springs W. Va Virginia State Pharmaceutical Association Brooks Virginia

W C T U To Meet Thursday Morning

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union schedules its regular semi monthly meeting for 9 30 Thursday morning June 23 at the Friends Meeting House Washington and Piccadilly streets Members are reminded dues for the coming year are payable Those unable to attend may send dues by mail or a designee Miss Susan Steck a Mount Holyoke College student has arrived to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs John M Steck Sr at Fairmont avenue

Woman's Christian Temperance Union Friends’ Meeting House Washington and Piccadilly Streets Susan Steck Mount Holyoke College Mount Holyoke Mass John M. Steck Fairmont Avenue

Walter M. Shade Elected President of Winchester Shrine Club

About 25 members of the Winchester Shrine Club enjoyed a chicken dinner at Jordan Springs Hotel after officers for the next six months were elected. Walter M. Shade was named president, C. M. Henkel became vice-president, and Claude M. Grim was secretary-treasurer. Mifflin B. Clowe handed the gavel to retire as head and presented a gift to James H. Bott, retiring treasurer. Past President William B. Wagner has a 100 percent attendance record since the club's four year formation.

Walter M. Shade Winchester Shrine Club Jordan Springs Hotel Shrine C. M. Henkel Claude M. Grim Mifflin B. Clowe James H. Bott William B. Wagner Shriners Wagner

Inter Collegiate Hop At Orange June 24

The Orange County Cotillion Club invites attendees to the annual inter collegiate hop on Friday evening June 24 at the Orange Fair Pavilion. Club officers include President Sam Schlosser Vice President G L Baughan Secretary Alexander Browning Jr and Treasurer P R Johnson. The floor committee features J W Preddy E M Newton Billy Mason Lawrence Sanford and E V Breeden. Blue Steele and His Victor Recording Orchestra will provide music for students from University of Richmond Virginia Military Institute University of Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute Randolph Macon College and Washington and Lee University.

Orange Orange County Cotillion Club Orange Fair Pavillion Sam Schlosser G. L. Baughan Alexander Browning, Jr P. R. Johnson J. W. Preddy E.M. Newton Billy Mason Lawrence Sanford E. V. Breeden Blue Steele Victor Recording Orchestra University of Richmond Virginia Military Institute University of Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute Randolph-Macon College Washington and Lee University

Gainesboro 4-H Club Plans Picnic And Meeting Highlights

Gainesboro 4 H Club held a regular meeting with pledge and minutes read. A committee was named to arrange the annual picnic. Home demonstration agent Elizabeth Farrar demonstrated lettuce salad and other ingredients. Members present included several named girls and Sam Ruble. The group sang club songs and adjourned to July. Dr McGuire cast in new play noted, with Anne Tucker McGuire in the cast. Dr Winkfield visiting after medical degree. West Coast trip planned by Lockhart family. Weekend visitors hosted by Mr and Mrs Gaunt. Mack Irvin Shanholtz wins du Pont scholarship at University of Virginia.

Gainesboro Lorraine Bayliss Lucy Strother Harriet Adams Elizabeth Farrar Mary Ruble Frances Ruble Gloria Conner Helen Lamp Beulah Foreman Caroline Fout Frances Foreman Sam Ruble Miss McGuire Hunter H. hGuire W. Nelson Page Philadelphia Garrick Theater Claude Rains Ernest Glendinning Jean Arthur New York City American School of Dramatic Art Carnegie Hall Gaunt Charles Gaunt Boyce Clarke County Keene Updike Lorraine Janet Updike Mary LaHew Browntown R. G. Trussell Julian Gregory Stephens City William Gaunt Clarke. du Pont Mack Shanholtz

Esther Lee Saunders to Wed Abram Miller Zirkle at Wayside Inn

Announcement notes a quiet wedding planned for tomorrow at 10 am in Middletown at Wayside Inn. Esther Lee Saunders and Abram Miller Zirkle will wed in the inn’s reception room with Rev. E. L. Woolf officiating. A piano solo precedes the ceremony and a brief breakfast will follow.

Local residents amid brief illness and travels noted

Mrs. B A Grayson shows improvement after confinement on South Loudoun street. Miss Marie Conner of Stephens City wins Kelv inator dish set from a Riley's food store demonstration. Kenneth Beard, son of Mr and Mrs Charles C Beard, recovering well from a minor operation at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Continuous notes of family guests and journeys including Mr J Ashby Mason in Washington DC area and R Justin Funkhouser at Duke University summer session.

Marie Conner Stephens City Riley's Kenneth Beard Charles C. Beard Boyce Clarke County Winchester Memorial Hospital J. Ashby Mason Washington Edgar W. Mason Highland Avenue R. Justin Funkhouser Raymond J. Funkhouser South Washington Street Durham N. C Duke University

Pirates of St Thomas and the Blackbeard Legacy

St Thomas is famed for two legendary pirate chiefs, Blackbeard and Bluebeard. Blackbeard’s castle overlooks the harbor and is said to be haunted by ghosts of bold pirates and their loves, a crumbling tower valued, in legend, by the proverbial song.

St. Thomas Blackbeard Bluebeard

Suc cess Recipe: Keep Others Happy Says Sir Harry Lauder

A brief quotation from Sir Harry Lauder advises that success stems from keeping others in good humor and contentment. The remark emphasizes social harmony as a key to achievement.

Sir Harry Lauder

First Annual Memorial Rites at Mount Olive

The Mount Olive United Brethren Church held its first annual memorial service on Sunday afternoon June 12 drawing a large crowd of those buried at the Mount Olive Cemetery. Highlights included Gore quartette solos and a Gladys Ramey vocal with Frances Larrick at piano. Speakers John W. Larrick and Rev. John H. Parlett received a standing vote of thanks. A cemetery fund was established to maintain the grounds with annual Memorial Day observance on the second Sunday of June.

Mount Olive United Brethren Church Gore Quartette Gladys Ramey Frances Larrick John W. Larrick John H. Parlett Servants of God C. J. Racey Mount Olive Church and Cemetery Mount Olive Cemetery Frederick County N. K. Larrick H. C. Moore W. H. Clowser J. 8. Orndorff J. S. Orndorff Leslie Ramey Luther Larrick James Cather

Resubmission Candidates Lead In Poll Across Parties

In Minnesota on June 21, resubmission advocates led in primaries for congressional nominations. Among Farmer Labor, Republican, and Democrat contenders, several top figures pushed repeal of the eighteenth amendment. Nominees were sought at large with 88 candidates and nine picks per party, making tabulation the most complex in state history.

ST. Paul Minn Farmer-Laborites

Ultraviolet Radiation Varies by Sun Position and Environment

The sun’s ultraviolet radiation peaks when it is highest in the sky and varies daily with season and geography. Radiation levels are further influenced by reflection from surrounding surfaces and other local factors.

Rhode Island Dimensions and Jewish Pentecost Note

Rhode Island stretches 48 miles north to south and 36 miles east to west, covering 1 248 square miles with 1 067 land area. A Jewish celebration, Pentecost, marks the fiftieth day after Passover, a harvest thanksgiving festival observed by Jews for generations.

Rhode Island

Diamond powder produced from cutting and crushing diamonds

Diamond powder is produced from the diamond cutting process and by crushing inferior diamonds. The powder is then applied with oil.

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