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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1930
Page
3
A fragment mentions Miss Isabe lle Filler and an event scheduled between three and four oclock the following day with a phone contact. Details are incomplete.
Winchester store manager C S Lowry announced a spring and summer fashion show at Capitol Theatre showcasing formal wear afternoon outfits and sports attire. Models Emma Baker Mary Frances Trimble Virginia Huntsberry Velma Pannett Ada Pannett Louise Avey Jane Mudd Selene Calvert Margot Amick Frances Forney Georgia Conrad and Sonny Boy Clingenpeel participated.
Local Woman's Moose Legion members enjoy a full day in Winchester with Mrs. Mary Hooper from Baltimore guiding a school of instruction and later poling a lodge meeting where Miss Julia Miller received past regent honors. Visitors from Winchester and Hagerstown attend.
Fort Loudoun chapter of the D A R met at Miss Ellen’s West Boscawen street home with strong attendance. Mrs J A Richard accepted as a new member and Maj Gen Daniel Morgan’s candle stand to be housed at Handley Library. John Finley of Handley High School spoke on France and America their legendary friendship. Tea was served by Miss Boyd and Mrs Fred L Glaize. The April meeting moves to Woodstock at Miss Nannie Williams.
Col and Mrs Warren Webster Whitside and their daughter Miss Lillian Whitside have arrived in Washington DC from West Point where Col Whitside has been stationed at the United States Military Academy They formerly lived here and have since resided at Fort Riley Kansas and in Panama for two years They expect to reside in Washington for the coming year.
Miss Gertrude Adeline Masemer daughter of Mrs Mozelle Masemer Browntown Warren county Virginia married Paul Clifford Dutrow in Washington on March 1. Rev Allen F Poore officiated. Dutrow a traveling representative of Wilson and Company. They will live in Washington.
Master Roy White Jr four year old son of Mr and Mrs Roy White of Front Royal road has been a Memorial Hospital patient for five weeks with bone infection of the leg and continues to improve slowly. Junior is bright and has received many visits from relatives and friends at the hospital. Garden Club Members To Attend National Flower Show. A large number of Garden Club of Virginia members plan to travel to New York City early next week for the National Flower Show beginning March 18 and lasting several days with Winchester and Clarke county members joining including Mr and Mrs Edward G Butler of Millwood and Mr and Mrs Louis L Baker of this city.
Mrs L C Hollar and Mrs Oscar B Brown entertained last evening at the former home on North Loudoun street with a St Patrick s bridge party. Four tables played then refreshments. Prize winners included Mrs Isaac Ebert and Mrs Clarence Butler. Attendants listed include the Ambrose and Butler couples and many local residents.
John Drummond 48 and his son Robert 18, operators of a freight boat, were found dead in the engine room of their craft drifting off Tangier Island. A police dog led rescuers to the scene, suggesting the men were overcome by gas or fumes from the engine.
Arthur L. Lowe transfers within the American Railway Express from Boyce to Bassett, with colleagues regretting the move. The social column reports a birthday dinner hosted by Mrs. Russell Carper and bridge party hosted by Mrs. Fritz Conley in Fairmont with a list of attendees and prizes. Also noted are visits, revival and Lenten services at local churches, and health updates on Rev. B Duvall Chambers.
The Little Theatre postpones its first performance to a later date after a general meeting established a permanent organization and elected officers for a year. Officers include President Miss Judith McGuire and Vice-President J Victor Arthur, with various committee chairmen named. Membership dues are set at $1 annually. The theatre holds monthly meetings on the first Monday.
Metuchen New Jersey March 14 Mary Wilkins Freeman 68 noted writer died at her home here tonight Her first novel appeared in 1887 and since then she authored about 26 books in addition to numerous short stories and magazine articles
In Cleveland on March 14 the Van Sweringen brothers near completion of Americas first coast to coast railroad system under their control. Only one more railroad is needed to finish the Van Sweringen chain, say financiers and observers.
New York reports a broad rise in stock prices as credit conditions ease after the New York Federal Reserve reduced rediscount rate from four to three and a half percent. Funds buildup before tariff payments boosts activity while call money fluctuates around three to four percent.
The passage records Jesus delivering the Sermon on the Mount including the Beatitudes Blessed are the poor in spirit merciful pure in heart and peacemakers It also notes persecution and the reward in heaven A prayer asks for the spirit of the living Christ meekness and humility to follow the Master
Rev C J Clark leads Brucetown circuit with services at Crums Welltown Stephenson and Brucetown today. Sunday school at 10 a m and evening Epworth League at 7 p m. Preaching times vary with sessions at Crums 11 a m Welltown 3 p m Stephenson 7 30 p m Brucetown 7 p m and factory Sunday school in morning.
Mt Olive and Mt Pleasant hold Sunday school and sermons with Christian Endeavor events. Red Bud hosts sessions, prayers, and sermons. Revival begins March 23 at Pleasant Valley Church at 7 30 p m with a week of home prayer meetings and Bible reading campaign. All welcome.
Stephens City church announces Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 a m at Stephens City. Fairview hosts Sunday school at 2 p m and preaching at 3 p m. Kernstown offers Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 7 30 p m. Refuge listed Sunday school at 10 a m.
Revival at Stephens City led by Rev. J. R. Collis of Innod West Virginia shows strong turnout with ten converts on Tuesday night. Services held nightly with special 11 o clock children's service, 2 p.m. Sunday school at Ridings Chapel and 3 p.m. preaching.
Church notices list services at Capon Bridge Bible School Ebenezer Bible School with worship and sermon times and preaching at Delray and Ebenezer. Communion observed before each service. All are welcome.
Round Hill and Carper's Valley churches list Sunday school times sermons and Epworth League sessions with Macedonia church adding a second service. The notices invite congregants to attend all events and extend a cordial invitation.
A Toledo Blade quote notes that the United States would not be as united without the fat folks who keep us in good humor, good thoughts and good food. The remark links humor to national cohesion and lighthearted social commentary.
March 14 New York six men and women were hospitalized and several others treated by ambulance surgeons after a clash between left and right wing fur workers outside a fur shop on Twenty eighth Street and Seventh Avenue. The shop is operated by Benjamin Axel and controlled by right wing workers.
Miss Helen Fugitt of Handley High School told Rotary Club that Winchester lacks play grounds and facilities for girls while boys have a baseball diamond. She urged pools tennis courts and child play areas, praising government duties and citizenship. Harry Hammond spoke on the birth of democratic government from ancient Greece.
A speaker notes that voting rights expanded from landowners to a general age population after the 18th amendment era. Mr Hammond delivers an engaging address and is warmly congratulated. Rotary Club plans a large delegation to the District Conference in Richmond on May 9.
Special Lenten services at Centenary Reformed Church begin at 7 30 tonight. The Rev Dr Plic will speak on The Meaning for Worship, inviting all to attend.
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