Sweet Briar Student Led Athletics and Arts Groups
A Sweet Briar student completed four years as president of the Athletic Association in her final year and played hockey basketball tennis swimming and baseball. She joined the Glee Club choir chapel committee W C A advisory council and Tau Phi the campus only honorary society with 17 members last year.
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Sweet Briar
The
Athletic Association
Glee Club
Vy. W.c. A
Tau Phi
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs and Meetups
A dense schedule lists events at Colonial Art and Craft Shop and Shawnee Garden Club all day on East Pie Street. Carla Baker hosts the Delphian Society at 429 North Braddock Street at 2 30 PM. Evening tea for Girls Athletic Association at Mrs Cramer Lycett's cottage. Timber Ridge Church Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Luther Johnson's home with a Mrs Avon Buckman shower. The Little School presents a miniature circus at North Washington School playground. Friday features the Robert Y Conrad Post luncheon at George Washington Hotel, a 2 45 PM Friday Bridge Club at Winchester Golf Club, and a You Christian Class gathering at Mrs Zatae Dove's home. Tuesday Lions Club lunch at George Washington Hotel, Modern Woodmen Camp 15 at their North Loudoun hall. Wednesday Kiwanis lunch at George Washington Hotel, Stephenson Social Club on the Ebert lawn, United Brethren Young People Choir practice, Winchester Elks Lodge meeting, Grace Lutheran adult choir rehearsal, United Brethren Church choir practice, and a Howlers dance at Winchester Country Club.
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Colonial Art and Craft Shop
East Pie Street
Shawnee Garden Club
Delphian Society
Louis L. Baker
North Braddock Street
Girls’ Athletic Association
Cramer Lycett
Ladies Aid
Timber Ridge Congregational Church
Avon Buckman
Luther Johnson
Little School
North Washington Street
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
George Washington Hotel
Friday Bridge Club
Winchester Golf Club
You Christian
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
Zatae Dove
Morningside Drive
Lions Club
Modern Woodmen of America
North Loudoun Street
Kiwanis Club
Stephenson Social Club
Martin P. Ebert
United Brethren Young Peoples Choir
Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
Winchester Country Club
Howlers Social Club
Martin Heads to World Christian Endeavor Conventions
Local church leader C M Martin leaves Clarendon for Virginia’s state convention in Lynchburg, then Philadelphia for the International gathering, finally proceeding to Budapest for the World Christian Endeavor event. He tours London, The Hague, Holland, Brussels, Berlin, Prague, Vienna, and Naples before returning by late August. Miss Cary Randolph Burwell graduates from Sweet Briar College after two years on the Dean’s list.
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C. M. Martin
Budapest
Clarendon
Virginia
Christian Endeavor
First Baptist Church
Martin
Philadelphia
International Christian Endeavor Convention
New York
Samaria
Hungary
World Christian Endeavor
Danube
Liverpool
England
London
the Hague
Holland
Brussells
Belgium
Berlin
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Vienna
Austria
Naples
Italy
Switzerland
Paris
Cary Randolph Burwell
Sweet Briar
Robert Lemmon Burwell
Annapolis
Jones
Washington Inn
Robert Hume Lewis
Sweet Briar College
Burwell
Junior C. E.'s Hold Picnic At Clevenger's
The second annual Junior Christian Endeavor Society picnic was held yesterday at Clevenger's with twenty seven Juniors and several Senior members. Miss Marie Fries led the event as Junior superintendent and attendees enjoyed a water outing followed by a picnic spread.
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Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Clevenger’s
Marie Fries
Anna Karicofe
Gladys Patton
Nellie Fries
Bowles
Ritter
Young Charifi Group Plans Lawn Meeting and Talent Show
The Stephenson Church young people will hold their monthly business meeting on the Gore home lawn in Clearbrook at 7 30 p.m. Friday. After the session the Blues and Reds will entertain, with attendees of the contest invited to join the gathering. Mr and Mrs Eugene B Cooper have moved to their summer cottage at Camp White Rock. Mrs Ward returns from Upperville visit with relatives and a St Louis guest.
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Stephenson Church
J. M. Gore
Clearbrook
Blues
Reds
Eugene B. Cooper
South
Washington Street
Camp White Rock
Capon River
Capon Springs
Ward
Upperville
Robert M. Ward
South Washington Street
William Page Dame
Episcopal Church
Alfred Brown
St. Louis
R. E. Funsten
Mrs Ellsworth Johnson Hosts Girl Scout Mothers
Mrs Ellsworth Johnson entertained about eighteen Girl Scout mothers at a Monday evening reception at her home 227 Amherst Street Decorations featured garden flowers and refreshments were served Johnson serves on the Girl Scout committee Mr Charles B Baker son of Mrs Edmonia Baker is in Chattanooga Tennessee this week for a rehabilitation convention and joined a party in Roanoke before continuing to Chattanooga
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Wilmer Pearl
Lambert Cafe
Hagerstown
Jefferson County
W. Va
Pearl
Mildred Hammond
Charles Town
West Viginia
Ellsworth Johnson
Amherst Street
Charles B. Baker
Edmonia Baker
Chattanooga
Tenn
Baker
Roanoke
Chanters Hold Rehearsal In Presbyterian Annex Tonight
The Chanters plan a two hour rehearsal at the annex of the Presbyterian Church at o o clock this evening. Attendance is urged to ensure the upcoming program.
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Ters
The
Presbyterian Church
President Urges Legislation To Stop Payment In Gold
The President calls for immediate legislation to stop legal actions over gold clause securities. He proposes that cash payment dollar for dollar with interest be guaranteed or exchanges made for non gold clause securities with the same terms. He argues there is no constitutional right to sue the government and urges Congress to reaffirm equal treatment of all securities and money.
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United States
Secretary of the Treasury
United Stats
Congress
United States of América
Congress Reaches Two Year Extension Of Nuisance Taxes
The House wage and means committee advances a two year extension of nuisance taxes under President Roosevelt's wealth distribution plan. Chairman Doughnton signals hearings likely to start Tuesday, while not yet agreeing with Senate Chairman Harrison's proposed rates aimed at about 340 million dollars annually.
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House Wage and Means
Roosevelt
Doughton
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Ohio reform school inquiry into inmate confinement
Gov. Martin L. Davey investigates cruelty claims at the Ohio State Reformatory for Women in Marysville. Allegations assert inmates were kept in scanty garments in below-surface dungeon areas. matron Louise Mittendorf denies the charges while photographs show a slit in a dungeon door used for communications.
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Ohio State Reformatory For Women
Marysville
Martin L. Davey
Louise Mittendorf
Tax extension fight slows as Congress eyes tax bill
Washington June 27 The House and Senate clash over extending nuisance taxes including the federal gasoline levy and first class postage. Leaders anticipate quick passage but differ on a one or two year extension as conferees from both parties meet to bridge gaps in the revenue program debates.
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House
Senate
Harrison
King
Gerry
Keyes
LaFollette
Progressve
Boston Braves Dominate Phillies In Opener
Boston Braves win 11 to 1 over the Phillies in five hit effort by Ed Brandt as first game of a doubleheader.
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Boston
Ed. Brandt
Boston Braves
Phillies
Vacation Church School Closes Friday
Rev. E. B. McGukin announces the Loudoun Street Presbyterian Vacation Church School will close Friday morning at 11 o'clock with commencement exercises and diploma awards. Public invited. Superintendent W. B. Wagner says a Friday picnic at Golightly's Park is planned for the students and their guests.
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E. B. McGukin
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Vacation Church
W. B. Wagner
Golightly’s Park
New Member Appointed to Virginia Board of Pharmacy
Governor Peery appoints C. L. Guthrie of Petersburg to the State Board of Pharmacy, replacing Edward P. Turner of Newport News who takes a traveling chemist role with Parke, Davis and Company in Detroit. Term ends March 1, 1938. Other board members listed with roles and locations.
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Peery
C. L. Guthrie
Petersburg
State Board of Pharmacy
Edward P. Turner
Newport News
Parke, Davis and Company, Manufacturing Chemists
Detroit
Js Cc
Kerfoot
Martinsville
C. Brooks
Winchester
A. L. G. Wenne
Richmond
D. F E. Seagle
Pulaski
Edward Locke
Mrs Richardson Involved in Minor Car Accident Near Gaylord
Mrs R Richardson of Gaylord was in a car crash near her home when her vehicle struck a Middletown Ma car driven by Dillard House. House and four companions, all Stephens City employees, were returning to Maryland. Richardson was initially feared seriously injured but X rays showed no fractures and she returned home after hospital treatment.
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R. R. Richardson
Gaylord
Happy Days For 75 000 Pittsburgh Auto Owners
Magistrate David Urets orders scrapping of old 15 day subpoenas as traffic tags lose value. About 75 000 motorists may discard unneeded tags after the period expired.
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Pittsburgh
David Urets
Political figures feud at Charles Town race track payoff window
William B. Sayer, Republican chairman, bought a daily double winner's ticket at the Charles Town track. He collided with Joseph W. Strider, Democratic chairman, who collected $580.
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Charles Town
W. Va
William B. Sayer
Republican Committee
Joseph W. Strider
Eastern Shore potato growers vote to strike for higher prices
Picket squads will block rail boat and truck shipments as farmers in Virginia and Maryland press a three state plan to raise prices. They seek at least two dollars per barrel after prices fell from about two twenty five to around one twenty five. Officials and growers hope Maryland participation broadens the action.
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Mercker
Virginia
Maryland
Peery
George C. Peery
North Carolina
New York
Philadelphia
Cows Fed 48-Year-Old Hay On Mrs Bohm Farm
In Kensington Kansas the Bohm dairy herd faced forage shortages and fed hay stored for 48 years. The find of old forage prompted headlines about preserved feed.
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Kensington
Kas
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Rotary Club
Huntsberry
J. F. Dodson
George B. Garver
Berryville
Middletown
Dodsons
Lamon Dodson
Star Tannery
Fred Spiker
Woodstock
Martha Sue McGee
Lawrenceville
Evelyn Nixon
Susan Colston
Gray Gables
Weston
William Trapnell
Isabelle Shatzer
H. W. Butler and Brother
Hathaway Fant
Stamford Hospital
Stamford
Messrs
J. W. Newcome
W. Erle Edwards
A. J. Tavenner
Frank Ritter
Gordon Armel
Deal
Chesapeake Bay
Walter Lonas
North Kent Street
Little Jimmy Bowman
James E. Bowman
Huntington
Marysville Reformatory
Washington
Sneaker Burns
Ways and Means Committee
Burns
Ien
Henry M. Stanley
NEW York Herald
Livingstone
Africa
Sir Henry M. Stanley
Congo
Presbyterian Vacation School
Pharmacy
Commercial & Savings Bank
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Ee Belisy Vary
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Mr. Wilkins
Lovett’s
Grover Lewis
Burton C. Ritter
Misses Stoneburner
Edinburg
Howard Lamp
Charles Sharnton
Lydia Chapman
City
Jesse Snapp
Brucetown
Brooks’ Pharmacy Prescription Druggists
SELBY
Loudoun St
Voss
R. M. Swimley
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