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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1933
Page
3
Miss Mary Taylor returns from Beverley Massachusetts where she taught at the School for the Deaf. She plans a summer with her parents on Fairmont Avenue after a stay in New York City and attendance at the International Congress for the Deaf in Trenton New Jersey.
Weekly listings show meetings and practices for organizations across Winchester including Lions Club Kiwanis Elks and various church choirs from Monday through Sunday. Highlights include post and veterans meetings, box socials, alumni dance and annual Epworth League services at local venues.
Miss Mary Winston Montague married Holmes Conrad Harrison at 11 30 AM Saturday in her Richmond home 2516 Monument Ave. An improvised altar with palms and cathedral candles framed the ceremony. Rev. Lewis Carter Harrison of Emmanuel Church officiated. The bride wore her mother's brocade silk gown with a lace cap veil and carried ivory white rosebuds. Attendant Mrs. Thomas R. Miller wore delphinium blue organza with gold pennet rosebud bouquet. Best man was George Thornton Harrison, brother of the groom. A wedding breakfast followed.
Baltimore couple announces engagement of Dorothea Dandridge Williams to Ambler Holmes Moss son of Mrs Hunter Holmes Moss and the late Mr Moss of Parkersburg West Virginia. Moss is nephew of Miss Minnie C Baker and Mrs R H Stokes of this city.
Troops No 1 and 2 Boy Scouts meet at Grace Lutheran Church to outline a two week camp at Camp White Rock on the Capon River West Virginia August 4 to 18. Eugene B Cooper and I Fred Stine lead the two units with new features like elder scout leadership and leather and metal craft guidance. A yard party at Fort Collier on Martinsburg pike will raise funds for tables and benches for the camp dining hall.
Virginia Governor John Garland Pollard visited Shenandoah Caverns in Woodstock after meeting with Caverns Corp president Hunter B. Chapman. He recalled Virginia Constitutional Convention days, noted survivor counts, praised state improvements, and expressed hope to host remaining delegates at the Governor's mansion.
Lee Field, renowned Washington orchestra leader, will croon for Winchester dancers tonight at the park. The association inaugurates four open air dances weekly, and a new pavilion nearing completion invites visitors to inspect the structure and playgrounds tomorrow.
Vatican City and Rome police report a bomb exploded in St Peter's portico injuring four, with authorities saying the device was manufactured in Spain and carried by Demetrio Solomon who used a Spanish passport. Investigators seek motive amid Vatican Spain tensions.
Washington reports the Recovery Act aims to raise wages for employed workers and create jobs by limiting hours for others. It outlines industry wide codes set through hearings, with Johnson and Roosevelt approving final plans, and notes textile codes moving first.
A bombing plane departed Logan Field Baltimore at 8 20 pm on a night training mission en route to Langley Field. A crash in the James River was reported by witnesses and Langley officials later confirmed the missing craft with four occupants. Parachute and bag recovered.
Ten year old Mary Maxwell Bond daughter of Mr and Mrs Allen Bond of Apple Pie Ridge has recovered from a tonsil operation at Memorial Hospital and is now able to go out.
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