Visits for Historic Gardens Tickets Sold in Fredericksburg
Garden Club of Virginia and Kenmore Association lead restoration of Kenmore garden once owned by Betty Washington Lewis. Tickets on sale for weekend tours from Sunday to May 10 at 50 cents each, with a 24 ticket book for $10. Local dance hall reopens in Bluemont with Washington orchestra. Legion anniversary reception at George Washington Hotel hosted by Col and Mrs Roszel. Girl Scouts invited. Tea for Winchester Memorial Hospital auxiliary benefits draws crowds. local ladies and travelers attend. Bible Class members hosted by Mr. and Mrs. L L Hockman for a social evening with church group attendees.
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Garden Club of Virginia
Kenmore
Fredericksburg
Betty Washington Lewis
George Washington
Kenmore Association
B. M. Roszel
Shenandoah Valley Academy
American Legion
Virginia
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Organization of the Legion
Gold Room
George Washington Hotel
R. E. Griffith
Nelson Page
Roszel
Hunter H. McGuire
Braddock
Amherst Streets
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Clarke
Warren
Frederick
Frank M. Reynolds
Henry N. Stephenson
L. L. Hockman
Washington and
Boscawen Streets
Church of Christ
Loyal Temperance Legion Reorganizes with Social Program
The Loyal Temperance Legion held a yesterday afternoon business session followed by a social hour. A music and recitation program concluded the gathering. Newly reorganized region officers include President Fred Fries, vice president Shirley Bly, secretary Evangeline Clevenger, treasurer Rebecca Kern, and committee heads Phyllis Whitmore and Dorothy Light.
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Loyal Temperance Legion
Fred Fries
Shirley Bly
Evangeline Clevenger
Rebecca Kern
Phyllis Whitmore
Dorothy Light
Flower Mission
Elizabeth Keeler
Kathryn Garber
Dora Grim
Marion Bly
Vada Fry
Kathryn Newcome
Virginia Fogle
Herman Bly
Easter Choir To Present Candlelight Service
The Episcopal High School choir of 28 boys and men, led by Rev. H. J. Miller, will perform The Candlelight Service at Christ Episcopal Church on Easter Sunday March 31. The program features arias duets quartets and choruses from noted cantatas and oratorios and the public is invited.
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Episcopal School
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
Christ Episcopal Church
H. J. Miller
Atterrd
Senior Epworth League to Meet at Braddock Street Church
The Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South will host a 6:45 p m gathering with Mr. Harry Hammond leading a service on Education for Life. Miss Reba Riley will discuss the topic as part of the program.
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Harry Hammond
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Reba Riley
Middleburg Races Set For April 6 At Sands Farm
The Middleburg Hunt Club led by Col. D. C. Sands will stage its annual races Saturday April 6 at the Sands farm near Middleburg. Three jumping events are planned with a strong field of steeplechasers. The event draws thousands from Virginia and other states to the picturesque course, showcasing local hospitality and cross country thrills.
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Middleburg
Loudoun County
Virginia
Loudoun
Fauquier
Miss Cornelia Engle to Speak at Winchester Presbyterian
Miss Cornelia Engle field secretary of Christian Education and Ministerial Relief of the Southern Presbyterian General Assembly will visit Winchester next week under the Woman's Auxiliary. She speaks at 7 45 Friday evening March 22 in the church Sunday school room. A large audience is expected.
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Cornelia Engle
Christian Education
Southern Presbyterian General Assembly
Winchester
Woman’s Auxiliary
The
Presbyterian Church
Wrights Welcome Daughter After Short Memorial Hospital Stay
Mr and Mrs Beverley Wright greet a daughter born last night at Memorial Hospital. Both mother and baby are reported well. Mrs Wright, formerly Miss Helen Hardy, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William G Hardy. Miss Mary Poole and Mr William Seifert of Baltimore visit Fort Loudoun apartment hosted by Mr and Mrs David Miller.
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Beverley Wright
Memorial Hospital
Wright
Helen Hardy
William G. Hardy
Mary Poole
William Seifert
Baltimore
David Miller
Fort Loudoun
American Legion Pays Tribute to Ralph Rosenberger
The Robert Y. Conrad Post No 21 Virginia American Legion adopts a memorial resolution for Ralph Rosenberger. The text expresses deep personal loss and extends sympathy to his family and siblings with prayers for peace.
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American Legion
Ralph Rosenberger
Robert Y. Conrad Post
Ralph R. Rosenberger
Department of Virginia
The
Robert Y Y Conrad Post Legion Mourns Founding Members
Minutes spread to The Winchester Evening Star and to the late comrade’s fly sheet show the Robert Y Y Conrad Post American Legion honoring three officials: T. Russell Cather, Robert B. Nelson, and B. M. Rossel.
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Winchester Evening Star
Robert Y.Y. Conrad
American Legion
T. Russell Cather
Robert B. Nelson
B. M. Rossel
West Virginia House Slashes State Aid Fund in 1930 31 Budget
The West Virginia House of Delegates reduced the state aid school fund from 1.25 million to 1 million dollars for 1930 31 and kept 100 thousand dollars yearly for penitentiary expansion, aligning with finance committee but opposing the budget commission. Debate continues over West Virginia University building funds as the session advances.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
House of Delegates
House
Finance Committee
Budget Commission
Conley
Board of Public Works
Senate Finance Committee
Commission
West Virginia University
New Trier Students To Visit Virginia On Historic Tour
One hundred students from New Trier High School Chicago will visit Virginia March 25 to 26 arriving Charlottesville and staying in Richmond. They will tour Jamestown Yorktown and Old Point before continuing to Baltimore. This is the Virginia Chamber of Commerce sponsored first of twelve tours with rail partners to promote Virginia tourism.
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Virginia State Cchamber of Commerce
New Trier High School
Chicago
Virginia
Charlottesville
Richmond
Jamestown
Yorktown
Old Point
Baltimore
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Old Dominion
Winchester
Fred E. Clerk
Winchester Public Schools
Mr. Clerk
Martinsburg Youth Killed In Motorcycle Crash
HAGERSTOWN Md March 16 Charles Keyton 19 of near Martinsburg West Virginia was killed instantly when his motorcycle collided with an automobile driven by Chester A Taylor near Sharpsburg late last night Keytons father W S Keyton riding in the side car escaped injury The youth died from head and chest injuries as the motorcycle with the father aboard slid 300 feet before overturning
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
Charles Keyton
Martinsburg
W. Va
Chester A. Taylor
Sharpsburg
W. S. Keyton
Young Keyton
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