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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1930

Page

3

Social and Personal News Listing From Daily Paper

Social column notes requests for submissions to Mrs Teabelle F P Miller and a phone contact 33 for late afternoon messages. The text references personal notices and calls for information on social updates in the department.

Teabelle FP. Miller

Charmingly Interesting Papers On African Life At Century Club

Mrs. B B. Dutton read on South Africa from the Great Trek to the 1909 Union. The talk covered British expansion, Boer resistance, diamond and gold discoveries, Rhodes and De Beers, and the 1902 Boer War endgame with a note on Rhodes scholarships. Mr. McCormac addressed water supply issues as the Women’s Civic League discussed milk funds Arbor Day and annual gifts.

Century Club B B. Dutton South Africa Orange Britain British South Africa Cape Colony Natal Orange Free State Transvaal Kimberley Johannesburg Great Britain Kitchener Lord Roberts Baden-Powell South African Union Dutton Cecil Rhodes Steck Rhodes de Beers Company Africa England Oxford Rhodesia Cairo Oxf Women’s Civic League Handley Library H. B. McCormac Grent Winchester Chamber of Commerce McCormac League united_jin Edna Bsighmey Petrescu Lucy Kurtz Frances Page Melvin Green Martin Wisecarver Alfred M. Kerfoot Phil Gold

Griffin Improves After Lead Poisoning Illness

Mr. H. Elmer Griffin, long ill at his National Avenue home, has suffered lead poisoning affecting his nerves and muscles. He is now much improved and able to take automobile rides and receive friends at home.

Mr. Griffin H. Elmer Griffin National Avenue C. T. Rowland Gerryville Washington County Hospital Hagerstown Rowland

Birthday Party For the Local Legion Post

The American Legion Auxiliary hosts an eleventh birthday party for the Robert Y. Conrad Post on Monday March 10 at 8 PM at the George Washington Hotel. Legionnaires and auxiliary members are invited. Judge Philip Williams will speak and a short musical program is planned. Refreshments including a birthday cake with eleven pink candles will be served.

Legion American Legion Auxiliary Robert Y. Conrad Post George Washington Hotel Legionnaires Philip Williams

Tendered a Delightful Birthday Party for Mr Earl Robertson

On Thursday evening Mr Earl Robertson hosted a birthday party at his South Cameron Street home. Guests included Goldie Dyke Nine Dyke Anna Amelia Seabright Elizabeth Elsie Locke Trenary and M Patton Then Hoover Che Hokie Rodger Front Royal Va Crisman Emma Locke Lillian Kite Eleanor Robertson Louise Dolly essis Raymond Sutler Spike arms Eva Martins and other friends. Mr Robertson received many useful presents in remembrance of the occasion.

Earl Robertson South Cameron Street Goldie Dyke Nine Dyke Anna Amelia Seabright Elizabeth Elsie Locke Trenary M Patton Hoover Che Hkie Rodger Front Royal Va. Crisman Emma Locke Lillian Kite Eleanor Robertson Louise Dolly Essis Raymond Sutler Spike” Arms Eva Marts Robertson

Pocahontas Council Visit Draws Large Alexandria Meeting

A Pocahontas council in Alexandria Virginia hosted a sizable gathering with many chiefs and guests. Notable attendees included Great Sachem Harry A. Sager, Past Great Pocahontas Mrs. Rena Padgett, Past Great Instructress Miss Helen Abraham, two sisters from Washington DC, Miss Mae Starwell of the Orphans' Board, and Mr. Arthur J. Butcher from the Board of Appeals. Mrs. Padgett hosted Mrs. Whisson and Mrs. Simpson during their Alexandria visit.

Order Harry A. Sager Rena Padgett Helen Abraham Washington, D. C Mae Starwell Orphans’ Board Arthur J. Butcher Board of Appeals Padgett Whisson Simpson Alexandria

Virginia Home Players Fiddlers Hit at Earl Theatre

The Virginia Home Players of Winchester who broadcast from Mount Vernon Hills performed at the Earl Theatre in Washington and drew a large audience. Return engagements are likely as their Mount Vernon Hills broadcasts continue under Winchester Chamber of Commerce auspices.

Virginia Home Players Winchester Mount Vernon Hills Earl Theatre Washington Earl Virginia Home Winchester Chamber of Commerce

Ruth Accepts 80 000 Dollar Offer From Ruppert

Babe Ruth agrees to a two year contract at 80000 dollars per year after weeks of dispute with the New York Yankees. He travels to St Petersburg to meet Col Ruppert and intends to sign promptly.

Associated Press ST. Petersburg Fra Babe Ruth New York Yankees Fila Col Jacob Ruppert Babe Ruth Princess Martha Colonel Ruppert Yankees Boston Braves Vee Art

Hard to believe women run drugstores with aprons on

The Kansas City Star remarks that with kitchen skills like making sandwiches coffee and pie a woman could run a drug store and questions why some waste time on apron shops noting additional needed skills.

Kansas City Star

Local Guests at Hotel Jack and Nearby Trips

Mr Lawson E Smith of Flint Hill Va is a guest at Hotel Jack. Mrs John W North Jr leaves for Annapolis Md to spend the weekend with Mr North connected with Western Electric. Mr and Mrs E Cook of Washington are guests at Hotel Jack.

W. J. Beary W. A. Christy Ventnor, N. J George Washington Hotel Margaret Hansbrough Martha Washington Seminary Washington G. M. Hansbrough Charlyne Morrison Emma Jane Stealey Parkersburg W. Va Minnie Lou Walker Ripley, W. Va Henry H. Little Norfolk, Va A. C. Carson Riverton Lawson E. Smith Flint Hill, Va Hotel Jack John W. North, Jr Annapolis, Md Mr. North Western Electric Company And Mrs. E. Cook

Buchanan bill aims tax equalization boards for counties

In Richmond on March 17 the conference committee recommended rejection of Senate amendments to the Halt chain state bill. The House passed the bill 76 to 12, with Wilbur C. Hall leading the effort. boards of equalization to be appointed by circuit courts will balance county tax values every four years.Governor Pollard endorsed the measure, while opponents warned it may be unconstitutional.

Fase Conference Senate Buchanan Richmond Pollard House Boards of Supervisors Byrd Wilbur C. Hall Loudoun Hall Eproval D M. Pattie Legislative Drafting Bureau Charles W. Crowder Hugh Reid Arlington County

Aristotle on happiness through action in life

A concise quotation notes that choosing constant inactivity over action is a mistake because happiness lies in action according to Aristotle. The line emphasizes active engagement as essential to well being.

Aristotle

Removal Of Tariff League Men From Office Demand

Senator Harrison of Mississippi calls on Senate Rules Chair Moses to force Senator Grundy of Pennsylvania to remove all persons tied to the American Tariff League from his office. Warren F Doane testified he worked on Grundy’s payroll and used his Senate office. Grundy denies the group using his office as headquarters.

Associated Press Senate Grundy Tariff League

Sorcery Motive Supposed in Double Seneca Killing

Buffalo authorities say Lillian Jimmerson 30 sought to kill Clotilde Marchand 50 using Iroquois witchcraft aided by an aged Indian woman. Nancy Bowen 66 admitted to beating and choking the victim with a chloroformed rag as the key act in a case tied to a jealous love intrigue at the Cattaraugus reservation.

Associated Press Buffalo N. Y Lillian Jimmerson Clotilde Marchand Cates Henry Marchand Eufope Museum of Science Nancy Bowen

Farrar Concert an Outstanding Musical Event

Geraldine Farrar's concert shown as a standout performance with praised vocal technique. She speaks French German and Italian fluently, conveys character through singing, and provides translated program notes for audience understanding. Admission ranges from $1 to $2 with advance mail orders available.

Farrar Geraldine Farrar Miss Farrar Winchester

Millwood Social Notes Attract Hunters and Visitors

Personal and social items from Millwood Virginia recount hunting guests from Golden Bridge and Blue Ridge, arrival of masters, huntsmen, and field, plus expected visits by Edward Munro and John Hardy. The week includes services at Emanuel Church Millwood and Boyce chapel with Captain Walker’s training plan for young horses and a weekend visit by Robert Page of Ardmore.

D, VA Vans Golden Bridge Hunt Percy C. Randolph Blue Ridge Hunt F. Funk Percy Keene Whipper James McGloin Patrick Davis Benjamin Wyatt Langhorn Gibson J Bowl Maryland Canada Mid-West Robert P. Page Ardmore The Auto Car Company Saratoga R. Powel Page John Walsh J. Townsend Burwell Naval Academy Burwell George = ae Mt. Airy B. O’f. Randolph Francis Yarnall Philadelphia Emanuel Cha Boyce Christ Church Millwood Boyce Chapel

Crime Wave Ties to Overstretched Police Forces

A terse observation links rising crime to police being preoccupied with strict regulation and paperwork, leaving little time for active crime-fighting. The remark suggests systemic strain rather than changes in criminal behavior as the driver of crime.

Wae No ‘Ss

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