Garden Club Session Highlights Cataloging And Seed Care
Shawnee Garden Club members met at Mrs Dailey Slonaker's home to plan the year with talks by Mrs E G Butler on cataloging and seed selection. Mrs W M Krise discussed seed germination and soil sterilization, with diagrams by Mrs J F Rodman Jr, and Mrs D J Howard on planting plans. Mr and Mrs Morris Brownell of New York visit Carter Hall for weekend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee Garden Club
Dailey Slonaker
Morgan Avenue
Sensation
McSherry Lupton
W. M. Krise
D. J. Howard
J. F. Rodman, Jr
E. G. Butler
Play Gardens
Winchester and
Clarke County Garden Club
Social calendar events span Winchester and area
The listing covers multiple clubs and groups with times and venues. Events include Little Garden Club at Miss Anne Brooke Kern's home on Fairmont avenue. Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Winchester council Girl Scouts all day with officers hosted by Mrs. Herbert Solenberg at West Leicester street. Modern Woodmen of America meet at camp hall North Loudoun street. Kiwanis at George Washington Hotel. Aid Society at M B E Church South hosted by Mrs. J. D. Russell. Winchester Lodge Elks weekly meeting. Grace Lutheran and United Brethren Church choirs rehearsals. Rotary Club at George Washington Hotel. American Legion Robert Y. Conrad Post luncheon at George Washington. and World Day of Prayer service at Centenary Reformed church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Garden Club
Anne Brooke Kern
Fairmont Avenue
Lions Club
George Wash
Winchester Council
Herbert Solenberger
West
Leicester Street
Winchester
Modern Woodmen of America
North
Loudoun Street
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotelington Hotel
Aid Society of Frederick
M. BE. Church
South
J. D. Russell
Whitlock Avenue
Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
George Washington
Centenary Reformed Church
Religious group notices and upcoming programs for Braddock Street M E Church
Mrs. Frank Butsler has arranged a devotional program for the Margaret Collins Denny and Young Christians Bible Classes at Braddock Street M E Church. Violin and vocal solos are planned with a lesson on Modern Forms of Hypocrisy. Luther League at Grace Lutheran plans a 6 30 program featuring a novelty radio arrangement led by Miss Mildred Jones. Mrs. Hubert Sydenstricker will teach the Young Christian Class at 1100 am. World Day of Prayer interdenominational service is set for Friday March 8 at 3 30 pm at Centenary Reformed Church with theme Bear Ye One Another s Burdens. Mrs. R C Hook of Amherst Street is visiting Woodstock this week with her son and daughter-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Butsler
Margaret Collins Denny
Young Christians Bible
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
E. E. Michael
Hoye Riley
J. H. Light
Luther League
Luther League of Grace Lutheran Church
Mildred Jones
Sydenstricker
Hubert Sydenstricker
Braddock’ Street M. E. Church
Centenary Reformed Church
R. C. Hook
Amherst Street
Woodstock
R. M. Hook
Stephens City Group Demonstrates Kitchen At Meeting
The Stephens City Home Demonstration Group met February 20 in the club room. Twelve ladies attended plus two new members. A healthy kitchen demonstration was led by club leaders. A Flower Garden Club was planned and Mrs. H. P. Lovett was named chair. A Community Chorus may be organized soon. A sign at the club room honors Mr. Kilpatrick and Mr. Painter. North Carolina couple obtain license Mr. Martin T. Skidmore of Asheville and Miss Nannie S. Slate of Winston-Salem were issued a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
H. P. Lovett
North Carolina
Martin T. Skidmore
Asheville
Nannie
Slate
Winston- Salem
Skidmore
New York State
T. H. Skidmore
James W. Slate
Winston-Salem
Milk Fund Party Dazzles with Dances and Card Prizes
A charity milk fund party filled the ballroom with 40 bridge tables and a long floor show featuring Misses Fell Williams De Grange and others, plus Bob Riley's orchestra. Prizes went to high scorers, and a late prize dance produced ties between several couples. The event raised more money than in previous years and honored Civic League members for their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Pennypacker
John Scully
Fred. Glaize Jr
Melvin Green
Harry Schmidt
B. M. Knight Jr
Jean Forney
Marjorie Lowery
Kitty Lou Arnold
Jean Brill
Betty Nixon
Jimmy Zimmerman
O Katharina
Phyllis Fell
Anne Williams
Marjorie Massey
Dorothy DeGrange
Marian Johnson
Shirley Williams
Dorothy Anne’. Robinson
Miss Ewing
Lewis
Douglas Allen
Ewing Studio
Miss Boya
Civic League
Milk Fund
Philip Glaize
Betty Thomas
Douglas DuShane
Betty Riley
Martin Wisecarver
Ledia Rosenberger
Birthday Party Honors Miss Betty Jeane Lamb
Mr and Mrs L L Lamb hosted a pleasant birthday party at their home on Virginia Avenue for their daughter Betty Jeane Lamb in honor of her seventh birthday. Friends gathered for games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Lamb
Virginia Avenue
Betty Jeane Lamb
Mrs Klompus Returns From New York Trip
Mrs. Philip Klompus has returned from New York where she bought a large spring and summer merchandise line for the Klompus store on North Loudoun street. The Women's Hospital Auxiliary plans a 4 PM Monday meeting at the Nurses Home and urges annual dues be paid then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Klompus
New York
Philip Klompus
Klompus
Loudoun Street
Women’s Hospital Auxiliary
Flashers of Life and Local Notices by Illinois Towns
Chicago flashback recalls trombone lessons as Judge Desert offers Joe Lear a chance to pay 25 dollars weekly in divorce pending case. Lydia Lear complains of arrears. In Cape Girardeau Dennis Scivally seeks land to build a personal lake to improve fishing. Toulon hosts a newly organized Liars Club with twenty five amateur entrants hoping to turn pro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joe Lear
Lear
Lydia
Joe
Cape Girardeau
Dennis Scivally
Schvally
Toulon
Liars Club
Teen Breaks Into Chicago Restaurant With Light On
Police say Nick Capoccia aged 18 and a companion entered a Chicago restaurant leaving a light on, aiding their break in. The incident prompted a police response and investigation into the burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nick Capoccia
Firefighters Battle Blaze In Ida Weider Residence
An oil heater ignited rags and papers in Ida Weider s fourth floor apartment. Firefighters saved her but she sustained serious burns and carried down from the unit were 41 barrels of burning rags and papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ida Weider
Weston Woman Rescues Two Birds During Snow
Mrs Charles E Broch of Weston Connecticut saved two birds during a snowstorm when a sparrow and then a wren flew into her living room through an open door. She kept both birds in a cage and plans to release them when the snow melts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston, Conn
Charles E. Broch
Riots in St Giles Over Book of Common Prayer Readings
The crowd rioted as Laud read from the Book of Common Prayer at St Giles after Mr Henderson refused to read the usual form. Jennie Geddes hurled a stool at the bishop, halting services and shaping the 1560 Solemn League and Covenant. Laud was later tried and executed on Tower Hill January 10, 1645.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeasaen
Paris
London
Charles
England
Spain
Scotland
Naseby
Wales
Oe Lonson
Harvey
van Dyke
New England
Laud
Jennie Geddes
Miss Baker
Charles I
Edinburgh
Knox
Britain
St. Giles
Hs Father
Henderson
Antiquarian Museum
Tower Hill
St. Paul's
Oxford University
Trinity College
Dublin
Card Party Set For Monday Night At Eight
A local card party is scheduled for Monday night at eight o'clock. Attendees are expected to join for an evening of games and social time. Proceeds may go to a community fund.
George B. Wright Improving After Restless Night
George B. Wright 76 year old retired farmer of Middletown spent a restless night but shows marked improvement today. His friends are pleased by the change in his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Wright
Middletown
Wright
Louis E Rice Improves After Illness at Winchester
Reports say Louis E Rice proprietor of Rice's Music Store on South Loudoun Street improved from critical condition and is fully conscious. Also announced is the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harry W Copenhaver at Winchester Memorial Hospital with sisters Mary Janie and Ann. Mrs. Copenhaver was formerly Miss Mary Dispannett of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Rice
Rice
South Loudoun Street
Harry W. Copenhaver
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mary
Janie
Ann
Glove Giving at Funerals and High Falls Highlight Historic Notes
An early custom included handing out gloves at funerals with the minister receiving a pair. A Boston minister reportedly owned 2,940 pairs. The text also notes iodine’s shift to domestic production and cites New Zealand's Sutherland Falls at nearly 2,000 feet as the world’s highest waterfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sutherland Falls
New Zealand
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Millwood
Morris Brownell
Gerard B. Lambert
Carter Hall
Brownell
Bank of Manhattan
Gladys Bigelow
New
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Huntsberry
Stephens City Group
Virginia Dove
H. Russell Potts
Winchester Fire Department
Brooks
West Tooth
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Milk Fund Party
Little Miss Lamb
Mrs. Stuart
William C. Stuart, Jr
R. Gray Williams
Stuart
Wilson Hall
Joseph A. Massie
R. E. Byrd
Mr. and
Mrs. Copenhaver
Meat Cutter
Care
Winchester Evening Star
Underwood
WJZ
Joe Penner
Mars
Lovett
N. Loudoun St
Iodine
United States
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
RMN
Swimley
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Loudoun St
Hamburger
Tbs
Armour Star
Hams
Nancy
SELBY
Lovett Brothers
Muggs McGinnis
Arntaing
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