Social Calendar Activities Highlight Local Organizations
Regular luncheon of the R Y Conrad Post American Legion at the George Washington Hotel with a 1 00 p m start. Alumni Association banquet for University of Richmond district at 6 30 p m also at the hotel. Frances Asbury eee Massanetta pre banquet at Bradock Street M E church school. Bradock M E Church Young Christian class meets at Mrs Lanahan home. Otterbein Guild weiner roast from church at 5 30 p m. Yard Party of Rose Grim Sunday School class at the Ritter home on Valley Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Y. Conrad Post American Legion
George Washington Hotel
University of Richmond
Frances Asbury Eee
Bradock Street
M. E. Arch
Bradock M. E. Church
Charles Lanahan
Senseney Road
Otterbein Guild
The
United Brethren Church
Rose Grim
Grace Lutheran Church
O. T. Ritter
Valley Avenue
Shower Honors Evelyn Unger Before Her Wedding
A Tuesday night shower at the Unger home honored Evelyn Unger on the eve of her marriage to Joseph Pent. Guests listed include Emily Hawkins Ruth Bywaters Maude Bywaters Margaret Bywaters Hilda Miller Hilda Hawkins Emerson Brown and many others. Evelyn received a pink and white rose basket among gifts. Mr and Mrs Sinnott returned from a long trip through multiple states visiting sites such as Kitty Hawk Nags Head Oregon Inlet and Lake Lure. Betty Ann Funk celebrated her fourth birthday with a theater party hosted by Mrs Ruby Funk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Unger
Emily Hawkins
Ruth Bywaters
Sinnott
William B. Sinnott
Winchester
Washington
Lake Santeeilah
North Carolina
Tennessee
Ng Rock
N. C
Valley Skyline Drive
Charles J
Mr. Ott
Betty Ann, Funk
Ruby Funk
Young
Goughter
Betty Anne
Birthday party honors Miss Virginia White in Winchester
A large gathering at Carpers Valley on Tuesday night honored Miss Maderne Virginia White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. White, with dozens of guests from local families. Games and refreshments followed, and many gifts were presented to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia White
Carpers Valley
A. C. White
Maderne
Virginie White
Mary Carper
Bernice Carper
Gertrude
Kremer
Gladys Bursey
Arlene Barham
Elma Braithwaite
Mary Louise Kelchner
Alice Anderson
Thelma Anderson
Evelyn Bailey
Neveline Vincent
Juanita Vincent
Glee Largent
Leona Largent
Ethel Purtlebauch
June Purtlebaugh
Edna Cutter
Stella Armatrout
Roy Lee
James Dix Loring Carper
Everley Carper
Virgil Massey
James Massey
Woodrow Massey
George Massey
Richard Ashwood
Daniel
Douglas Bailey
Charles Bailey
Wilbur Braithwaite
Lonzora Barham
Ralph Anderson
Junior Anderson
Modern Etiquette: Shower Etiquette and Bouillon Cup Use
Q A bride to be should not have a family shower as it implies a solicitation of gifts. A guest should not include street address when signing a hotel register. A bouillon cup may be held by one handle to drink soup.
Miss Helen Tobler Weds W A Poovey in Lovettsville
A June wedding at New Jerusalem Lutheran Church Lovettsville united Miss Helen Tobler daughter of Rev A F Tobler with William Aubrey Poovey from Hickory North Carolina. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn's Wedding March and a navy blue sheath for the bride. The couple will reside in Hickory North Carolina after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Tobler
W. A. Poovey
Lovettsville
New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
A. F. Tobler
William Aubrey Poovey
Hickory
N. C
J. D. Utt
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Roanoke
J. D. Brown
H. C. Filler
Margaret Souder
Paul Haynes Tober
Mendelssohn
Hen Pride
Did You Ever Read A Song Book
A Washington Information Bureau offers Everybody's Song Book featuring over 200 classics with words and music. Send 20 cents to cover cost and handling charges to obtain a copy and enjoy the familiar verses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Information Bureau
Request for Everybody's Song Book with payment
A brief note from Washington, D. C. encloses twenty cents in wrapped coin for a copy of Everybody's Song Book addressed with name city street state.
Richard Family Return From Hawks Nest Beach
Mrs J A Richard of South Stewart Street is due home Saturday after two weeks with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs C L Strain at Hawks Nest Beach Conn. Perlstein announces the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Herbert Perlstein of Virginia Avenue born Monday June 21 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Perlstein was formerly Miss Isabelle Rappaport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hollis
West Boscawen Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mildred
Jane Bickers
Bennett School
New York State
New York City
Mrs
M. B. Bickers
South Stewart Street
J. L. Courtney
Charlottesville
Thema
University Hospital
Olivia Smith
New Orleans
George Smith
J. A. Richard
C. L. Strain
Hawks Nest Beach
Conn
Perlsteing
Herbert Perlstein
Virginia Avenue
Perlstein
Isabelle Rappaport
New Office Space Prepared for Police Chief Hollis
Work is under way to establish new quarters for Police Chief Clayton W. Hollis in the southwest basement corner to provide more room for the department. The fingerprint division will move to his current office, and a new cell for women prisoners will be added where identification work is conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton W. Hollis
Chief Hollis
O Sullivan To Hold A Picnic At Elizabeth Furnace
Officials of the O S Sullivan Rubber Company announced the plant will close tomorrow so office and plant employees can attend a company outing. The picnic will be at Elizabeth Furnace in the George Washington National Forest near Waterlock Fort Valley. Games and a plentiful lunch will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
Elizabeth Furnace
George Washington National Forest
Waterlock
Fort Valley
Whitacre Remanded to Southwestern State Hospital
Welby Whitacre, indicted in Frederick Circuit Court on attempted assault charges, has been remanded to the Southwestern State Hospital for criminally insane evaluation or commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welby Whitacre
Frederick
Southwestern State Hospital
Whitacre
Tax Evasions Continued Over Legality of Deductions
The hearing discussed legality of deductions by holding companies. It claimed owners filing individual returns would have increased federal revenue. When asked about future legal action, the official said no suits were planned against those named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Treasury
Tonic claims to restore health through red blood cells
An advertisement touts .S. Tonic as an internal remedy to feed skin and body by boosting red blood cells. It promises restored weight and energy, strengthened nerves, and a natural glow, with claims of generational testing and scientific support. Available at any drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S
Notable holding company owners named in hearing list
The list includes Thomas W. Lamont, Alfred P. Sloan Jr, Roy W. Howard, W. Paley, and Robert P. Scripps. E. W. Scripps is listed but described as deceased by newsmen to Helvering after the hearing, who said the name belonged to a holding company list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Lamont
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
Roy W. Howard
W. 5. Paley
Robert P. Scripps
E. W. Scripps
Helvering
Lis
Radio highlights shrink summer net lineups in New York
In New York on June 24 the summer radio schedule changes take effect. Snow Village and Joe Cook depart WEAF NBC. Grace Moore leaves WABC CBS on Sunday. Jack Benny Bob Ripley Joe Penner and Phil Baker exit WEAF WJZ and WABC. Replacements include Werner Janssen Orchestra for Ripley and Jane Froman with Don Ross for Benny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Snow Village
Joe Cook
WEAF
NBC
Grace Moore
WABC
CBS
Jack Benny
Bob Ripley
WJZ
Joe Penner
Phil Baker
Benny
Ripley
Baker
Werner Janssen
Janssen
W. C. Fields
Robert Armbruster
Jane Froman
Don Ross
Harry Xonzell
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Rs. Karl
Karl
Clarke County
Ughter
Viada
Ithgdod Country
Margaret Dole
Anne Meade
Mary Daugherty
Roland Mitchell
Tyson Gilpin
Margaret Byrd
Anne Kerr Russell
Douglas DuShane
William Harris
Beverley Byrd
Lorenzo Lewis
Lanahan
Braddock Street Methodist Church
CG. P. Lanahan
Clay Manuel
Lutheran
Miss Womeldorph
Archie Jenkins
Agnes Womeldorph
First Brethren Church
E. J. Rohart
Dora Fietcher
G. B. Womeldorph
Mr. Jenkins
Philip Jenkins
Shenandoahee
City
Nine Old Men Club
George Hott
Edward Hollis
Ottie Fries
Larrick Hockman
Dee Sencindiver
Misf Clow
Richard Kern
William, Forney
William Baker
Clark Loy
Garden Club
P. W. Boyd
Winchester-Clarke
Herbert Larrick
Herbert S. Larrick
D. Winfree Reed
Reed
W. W. Boxley
Country Club
John R. Younger
M. H. Heath
Washington, D. C
Ian McCallum
Irvin Thomas O’connell
Holmes Barnett
M. H. Holland
Salisbury
South Loudoun Street
Richmond
Roberta Lea
Mr. Poovey
R. FP. Poovey
Le»noir Hhyne College
United States Yental Service
Miss Nichols
Bess Nicholas
Memorial Hospital
Miss Nicholas
Handley High School
Edith Dempsey
Dayton
Ohio
J. W. Renner
Nat Hawkins
Dove Lamp
William Cochran
Welter Cochran
Andrew Kater
Thelma Brown
Teaneck
N. J
W. S. Clark
Miss Brown
Lelia Leigh
Amherst Street
Miss Leigh
Miss Byrd
Garrison Forest School
Baltimore
Eleanor Scully
Forrest Jones
Sock
Magic Eye
Jimmy Braddock
Chicago
Central Press
Winchester Evening Star
Connie’s Beauty Shop
Rainwater
National Avenue
Claude B. Smalts
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Bay
Roosevelt
Annapolis
Jefferson Island
Congress
Fred S. Hunt, Jr
Garland Baptist
Purcellville
Eaton's
Pifer Printing Co
Loudoun St
O'Connell
S. Braddock ST
O’ Sullivan
John Barrymore
Elaine
Barrymore
Elea Schallert
Rudy Vallee
Lanny Ross
Bing Crosby
Ink Spots
Jerry Blaine
Alexander Woollecott
Kate Smith
Major Bowes
Floyd Gibbons
March of Time
Bert Block
Olga Albani
Institute of Human Relations
Boston
Nano Rodrigo
Piccadilly Music Hall
Ted Lewis
Elsie Hitz
Nick Dawson
Hobart Bosworth
Radio Guild
Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Underwood
N. Loudoun Street
Sunshine Cleaners
E. Piccadilly St
Colonial Beauty
Baker's Drug Store
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