Busy Winchester social calendar features dances plays and bridge
The town inks a packed program with girls basketball at Handley High, D A R lecture by Prof Floyd Flickinger, temperance league event, tap dancing and ballroom, White Hall play A Fortunate Calamity, Legion luncheon, hospital fundraiser tea, church choirs, and a major National Bridge Association Olympic in Winchester. Proceeds aid Memorial Hospital curtains.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
Berryville
Handley High School
Asium
Fort Loudoun
D. A.R
Floyd Flickinger
The
National Park Service
Handley Library
Agg Semiman Temperance Legion
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Stafford Pemberton
Geo. Washington Hotel
White Hall
National Bridge Association
Winchester
John M. Steck
Fairmont Avenue
B. B. Dutton
Ely Culbertson
Waldeman von Ziedtnitz
Theodore Lightner
Garden Week events span Virginia and Georgetown tours
State wide Garden Week runs April 25 to 30 under the Garden Club of Virginia with about one hundred gardens open including Kenmore in Fredericksburg. Proceeds fund Stratford Hall restoration, birthplace of General Robert E. Lee, and Betty Washington era garden work. A Georgetown tour April 1 and 2 supports St Johns Church with tours of historic Georgetown landmarks and a Georgetown Park plan preview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Garden Club of Virginia
Thomas Wheelright
Buckhead Springs
Betty Washington
George Washington
Fredericksburg
Garen
Georgetown
Washington
St. Johns Church
Georgetown Park
U. S. Grant
Peck Memorial Chapel
M Streets
Jefferson R. Kean
N_ street
World Bridge Olympic draws 35000 players ahead of April event
Reservations are being made for the World Bridge Olympic on April 1 at 8 01 P M. The competition has set records with over 35 000 entrants from across the states.
White Hall play postponed amid impassable highways
The White Hall School Play A Fortunate Calamity scheduled at the White Hall school house tonight and tomorrow night has been postponed indefinitely due to highways remaining impassable. A definite date will be announced to the public once set.
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Hagerstown
White Hall School House
White Hall
Illness improves for Miss Mary Louise Steele after gas exposure
Miss Mary Louise Steele, recently exposed to poisonous gas fumes from a car cooling system, is reported to be improved. Judge A C Carson and Mrs Carson return home from Baltimore after visiting Mrs Charles Consolvo at the Belvedere Hotel. Mrs C E Morgan traces to Chicago en route to Havre Montana as guest of Mr and Mrs G A Half. Miss Mildred Landis leaves for Washington as guest of Mr and Mrs Beverley Rice. Mrs Charles Trenary drives to Staunton to bring home her mother Mrs L K Mooers and Miss Virginia Sutphin, after a week in Staunton with Mr and Mrs Thomas Clemmer.
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Richard Evelyn Byrd
Amherst Street
Baltimore
Belvedere Hotel
Charles H. Consolvo
Consolvo
Byrd
Thomas B. Byrd
Virginia Vinburgh
This City
Turner Wiltshire
Middleburg
A. C. Carson
Riverton
Mary Dardin
Morgan Street
Darwin
John Kerr Elementary School
Virginia Vredenburgh
Washington Street
Charles Consolvo
Mary Louise Steele
Judge
A.C. Carson
C.E. Morgan Street
Havre
Montana
G. A
Mildred Landis
Washington
Beverley Rice
Charles Trenary
Staunton
L. K Mooers
Virginia Sutphin
Tailored Ruby Red Velveteen Coat Shines at Spring Promenade
A ruby red velveteen tailored coat stands out as a stylish choice for the spring promenade. Its smart cut and rich fabric highlight a refined wardrobe moment for the event.
Tragedy Mention Ties Frances St John Smith to Lindbergh Case
The writing recalls the death of Frances St. John Smith, a Smith College freshman who vanished from campus and was never found. A ransom letter to Col. Lindbergh warned that she would be dropped from sight if the contents of the note were disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances St. John Smith
Smith College
Charles A. Lindbergh
Miss Smith
Smith Campus
Ib Sastig
Memorial Hospital Patient Rebound and Local Events
Mr. Franklin Grove moves from Memorial Hospital to his Kernstown area home where his condition is satisfactory. Tuesday bridge club resumes this evening at Mrs. Frank Buckley’s South Stewart street home with Constanceley and Georgia Conrad as hosts. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Glover of South Stewart travel to Philadelphia for a funeral of the latter’s young nephew. County treasurer Robert S. Smith, after a minor operation, shows improvement and plans to leave Memorial Hospital for home this week. Lawrence Wilson of Baltimore visits on business.
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Marguerite Whitacre
East Clifford Street
Catherine March
Frances Whitacre
Lucille Smith
Margaret Carper
Eva Mac Gough
Marie Carper
Helen Knight
Genevieve Huyett
Eleanor Summel
Rosalie Bell
Jean Snow
Pauline Weakley
Robert
Franklin Grove
Memorial Hospital
Kernstown
Frank Buckley
South Stewart Street
Constanceley
Georgia Conrad
Donald Glover
Philadelphia
Robert S. Smith
Labor Party's Early Platform and Symbols
In 1828 Philadelphia artisans formed the Working Men’s Party focusing on status not wages. It championed free public education, mechanical liens to shield workers from contractors, and ending imprisonment for debt. The text also defines the flag and colors as emblems carried by marching troops and mounted units as standards.
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Philadelphia
Workingmen's Party
Pioneer Labor Party
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American Legion Post
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Philip Williams
Young Peoples Choir
Circle No. 2
Loud
Centenary Reformed Church
C. E. Seastrunk
Hagerstown Shrine Club
Gateway Inn
Winchester Shriners
Evenine
Altar and
Sanctuary Society of Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Home Service Department
Northern Virginia Power Company
Home Service Hall
South End
Lions’ Club
Kiwanis Club
United Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Church Society
Altar and Sanctuary Society
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Kernstown Civic League
League
Swisher
Sylvia Goode
William Swisher
Berryville Avenue
Church Women’s Council
Federated Council of Church Women
Betty Swimley
North Loudoun Street
Grippe
Pries
Goodyear Speedway
Buncutter Tire CO
S. Braddock St
Lawrence Wilson
Trenton
N. J
Lindbergh Information Headquarters
First “Labor Party
Margaret L
Hodgson
the Commercial & Savings Bank
R. M. Swimley
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Kirks
Vermont Maid
Byalzyoruven
Braddock and
Boscawen Streets
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