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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
3
Governors and staffs attend the reception in the Pan-American Union tomorrow evening. The inaugural ball Saturday night occurs in the Washington Auditorium directed by Mrs John Allan Dougherty with Rosa Ponselle singing The Star Spangled Banner and musical selections by the Oklahoma Indian Band and the Philadelphia Harmonica Band.
A listing of regular weekly meetings and special events across local groups. Includes Girls Athletic Association activities at Handley High School and library, Kiwanis and Lions Club luncheons at George Washington Hotel, Grace Lutheran Church choirs, United Brethren activities, Otterbein Guild, Little Theatre at Handley Library, Winchester Lodge events, and Rotary Club sessions at George Washington Hotel.
Winchester Rebekah Lodge No. 21 hosted Shenandoah Rebekah Association at the Odd Fellows Hall. About sixty eight members and visitors from district lodges attended with noted dignitaries including C C Leap and Claude Stickley. The program featured speakers and a boy quartet. next meeting will be April in Edinburg. Refreshments and pink and green colors were used. Virginia inauguration events for Roosevelt were outlined with Governor Pollard and his party named for attendance in March.
The Junior Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital will host a secondhand wearing apparel sale in the corner room of the old postoffice building at Bos cawen and Cameron streets. It opens at 9 am tomorrow and runs until 6 pm with possible extension Saturday. Proceeds aid the hospital.
Plainspoken health notice urges immediate treatment for sore tender and bleeding gums to prevent Vincent's angina trench mouth. It promotes KOJENE as a strong antiseptic with a money back guarantee and recommends dentist if not cleared in a week.
Several groups announce meetings and events around town. Girls' Athletic Association meets at 7.30 in West Street club rooms, Otterbein Guild gathers at Miss Shade's home, Civic League hosts a 1 pm luncheon at George Washington Hotel, and Willing Workers plan an oyster and ham supper March 9 for the building fund.
An advert touts Allenru as a 85 cent remedy to remove pain from rheumatic joints in 48 hours. It claims miracle-like results for neuritis sciatica lumbago and neuralgia and guarantees money back if pain remains. Baker's Drug Store markets the product with testimonials and a strong guarantee.
Lenten services for children will be held tomorrow afternoon at Christ Episcopal Church by the rector Rev. Robert B. Nelson. The junior choir will sing. Everyone is invited to attend.
Special Lenten services to be held at 7 30 o clock tomorrow evening at Centenary Reformed Church by the pastor the Rev Dr Whan Flickinger. Everyone is invited to attend.
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as powerful yet harmless relief for lingering colds. It claims no narcotics and offers a money back guarantee if symptoms persist. The note also alludes to a crowded White House doorstep with European debt issues.
The piece argues that banks evolved from simple depositaries to trusted advisers integral to community growth. It contrasts honest bankers with usurious lenders and stresses bankers’ duty to financial skill, law, and local development. It urges depositors to entrust funds to solid banks for timely access and public welfare.
Crowded bill at the Palace tonight features Strange Ad venture a brainteaser thriller with Regis Toomey June Clyde and a select cast plus Andy Clyde in A Hodge Podge Travelogue and a Terrytoon Comics. Friday shows Letty Lynton with Crawford Montgomery Asther Stone Hale. Saturday offers Rex Bell Western Lucky Larrigan and a Dixon Mickey Mouse kit for seventy children.
Warner Bros. CAPITOL presents The Animal Kingdom at the Capitol theatre with Leslie Howard Miss Hardins and Miss Loy in top roles. The critic praises the picture as grand and engaging, noting strong cast performances.
Harold Lloyd returns to the Colonial for a cinema event tonight after a two year absence from his fans. The feature promises his signature comedy and stage-friendly humor in a nostalgic screening at the store of films.
The Mumorist notes that Crazy with Constance Cummings will screen at the Colonial and promises a Lloyd picture worth waiting for. The piece adds attention to the Old Fashion Country Store and mentions a man named Little who walked from New York to Los Angeles and back, another long journey by a Little.
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