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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1933
Page
3
The scene includes a Danville Virginia tea with local hostesses and guests from Reidsville and Greensboro, followed by a Winchester AAUW meeting discussing Russia. Christina Cook outlined the Bolshevik government, Five Year Plan, and critique of Stalin, detailing autocracy, peasant welfare, and ongoing economic strains.
The notice lists regular weekly gatherings and luncheons at local venues. Clubs include Young Peoples choirs at United Brethren and First Baptist, Girls' High School basketball, Jewish Women’s Club, Winchester Lodge events, Grace Lutheran choirs, Rotary Club luncheons, American Legion meetings, and the Music Lovers' Club, with times from 12:30 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. across George Washington Hotel, Grace Lutheran, First Baptist, United Brethren, and other area sites.
Miss Constance Gwaltney of Greensboro and Reidsville North Carolina to Cadet Walter Abner Huntsberry of Winchester Virginia members of the 1933 class at West Point announce engagement at a Pennrose Country Club tea in Reidsville. The wedding set for West Point chapel June 14 with attendants named and plans under way.
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South invites all members ages 16 to 23 to a St Patrick themed entertainment Monday at 8 PM at Mrs D O Louderbacks North Loudoun Street. Assisting hostesses include Mrs E E Baker Mrs Rose Hawse and Mrs C A Creswell. Misses Stickley Carbaugh Funk return from Stephens City after visiting Hunt ers Rest with Mr and Mrs Glynn near Mount Williams.
Miss Bernadetta Sullivan and Miss Jane Rhodes win Handley High School titles from Winchester and Frederick County for the Apple Blossom Festival court. Social notes include Mr. and Mrs. B F Rinker hosting friends, and engagements and society chatter from Baltimore to Millwood. Friendly Grove 4 H examines dogwood planting and care topics. Jewish Women's Club to meet at George Washington Hotel March 22 with business reports.
The Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South announces its Young Christians Class monthly gathering for Thursday March 23 at 730 PM in the Sunday School room. Winners Groups Nos 2 and 3 host supper for losers, with March hostesses listed and a reminder of the new time and date.
A Pleasant Valley Seniors social at the United Brethren church featured scripture music recitations and talks with Ray Fries as president and Mrs Dora Fries secretary. Invited juniors from North Mountain and Mt Pleasant joined the event and names of performers are listed. Also announced is the University Women state conference set for Charlottesville at the Monticello Hotel March 31 and April 1 with Dr Arthur Kyle Davis as speaker and a full two day program. Dr Winkfield of this city was named resident physician at St Josephs Hospital Reading Pa after a year as interne.
The Junior Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital voted to establish a technical laboratory and started with a $350 appropriation. They aim to build a fully equipped lab costing over $1,000 in coming years. Officers elected: Mrs. Clark Cooper president, Mrs Delmar Robinson vice president, Mrs. Helen Wright secretary, Mrs. George Smith Jr. treasurer.
The Music Lovers' Club announces Friday evening rehearsals at Grace Lutheran Church at 8 15 for the cantata Crucifixion. No meetings on Monday until after Palm Sunday. Friday will be devoted to rehearsal with all cantata participants urged to attend.
Miss Miller leads a Sunday School class at the Crusader's Class of mcg Street Methodist Episcopal Church South tomorrow at 9 30 AM. The program promises to engage members, as this will be Miss Miller's last visit for some time.
Snow Allen of Ocala a former prison convict who was converted while serving time will address prison life and the prison system at Christ Episcopal Church Sunday evening seminar. He will also speak during Handley High School assembly hours Monday morning.
A historical note explains how canned salmon is produced from import tin plate in Pittsburgh to Pacific waters, then packed, canned, cooked, and cooled for markets. It covers hatcheries, fishing fleets, and the multi step process ending with salmon sold for as little as ten cents per can.
A mother named her twins after the president in a patriotic gesture on inauguration day, wrapping them in Stars and Stripes to emphasize their loyalty and patriotism.
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