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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1933
Page
3
Social calendar lists church events and club meetings across Winchester with Epworth and First Baptist activities. A high society wedding for Miss Neville Harnsberger and Mr. John Freeman occurs at Crescent Street, Front Royal with guest lists from Richmond, Coral Gables, and beyond, followed by a Florida-bound honeymoon.
The Community Committee of the Girl Scouts met Thursday afternoon at Miss Carrie Hunter’s home on South Washington Street. Members present included Mrs. Eugene B. Cooper Mrs. Donald McFadden Mrs. Melvin Greene Mrs. Walter Bosserman Mrs. Joseph Hodgson Mrs. Daniel Lupton Miss Carrie Hunter Mrs. William P. Massey Mrs. John Scully Mrs. W. A. Baker Mrs. Fred Stine and Miss Elizabeth Kern. Mrs. Stine reported on Tran No. 4 activities since its October formation and, at Mrs. McFadden’s request, offices were separated with Miss Elizabeth Kern elected secretary.
Mr and Mrs Mark I Rush of Woodstock announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy Rush to Mr Robert F Pangle son of Mr and Mrs J Edward Pangle of Strasburg. The ceremony was held Saturday March 18 at 2 pm at the National Christian Church Washington. The Rev H H Harmon officiated with assistance from Revs W H Pinkerton and Everette Dix.
The Bryarly 4-H Club held a recent meeting in a school room. Members recited the motto and roll was called. Miss Farrar explained tree planting plans and guided project work for boys and garment making for girls. The next meeting is scheduled for April.
Announcement says Miss Nannie Tucker Payne of Charleston West Virginia will represent the Cathedral School for Girls in Washington at the tenth Apple Blossom Festival this spring. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Abner Payne and a niece of Dr Hunter H McGuire Mrs Lewis H Hyde Miss Laura McGuire and Mrs W Nelson Page of Charleston. She is the granddaughter of the late Dr and William P McGuire.
Mrs. Charles W. Trenary Mrs. Harry R. Greene and Mrs. Frank Crawford have returned to their homes after attending the annual state convention of the Daughters of the American Revolution held in Staunton this week. Trenary served as Fort Loudoun Chapter delegate Greene was state chaplain and Crawford regent of Fort Loudoun Chapter.
About twenty younger Brownies from Winchester hosted a handkerchief shower for Miss Helen Crisman who recently announced her engagement to Mr. Paul Gorham. The party at Mr. and Mrs. H. Clay DeGrange on South Washington street included gifts and refreshments.
Attendees at the Washington concert on Wednesday afternoon included Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Van Meter and daughter Catharine Van Meter and Miss Mabel Massie of Stephens City. The benefit for the unemployed was sponsored by Mrs. Roosevelt.
Revs C N Jarrett of Boyd Memorial Christian Church Charleston W Va and S J Goode hosted visits Thursday and Friday. Also present were Rev Mr Sareeys and H Melton en route to Charleston after time in Florida. Melton and Jarrett led large Washington churches when Goode led Rockville Christian Church.
Members of the Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club are asked to bring shrubs and plants for planting on Millwood avenue. The meeting is Wednesday March 29 at the home of Miss Carrie Hunter.
Miss Westwood Beverley Byrd a Gunston Hall School for Girls student arrived yesterday to spend the weekend with her parents Senator and Mrs Harry F Byrd at their home Rosemont near Berryville Miss Mary McDonald returned from New York City where she spent the week selecting Easter apparel for Wonder Apparel Shop Miss Gertrude Berry of Richmond arrived Thursday to be the house guest of Mr and Mrs Hubert M Cather at their South Stewart Street apartment
Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3 o clock from Payne's Chapel near Ridgeway West Virginia for Mrs Anna Saum wife of Fred Sau of Hagerstown Maryland who died yesterday after a illness of months Burial will follow in the church cemetery Mrs Saum was a daughter of Julius F Cooper and the late
Washington portrait of President Roosevelt described with quick wit and dignity during a press conference. The piece notes the Association Against Prohibition forecasting repeal of the eighteenth amendment by at least 40 states before autumn frost. Ohio Governor George White is highlighted for bank closings and stance on beer legalization near the state capitol.
In Colum bus and official circles from the governor down the line there is a push for the federal government to assume central control and finance all national activities. States' rights are fading as a dictatorship is urged on President Roosevelt to lift the nation from economic trouble.
Mrs. Saum, about 42, born and raised in Frederick county, died from complications. Survived by husband two young sons and her father living near Hedgesway with close kin including Mrs Kenneth Cla of Hedgesville Mrs Lee Ruth and Mrs Rayner of nearby areas and brothers Julius Cooper Gerrardstown Aldus Cooper Gerrardstown. An uncle A H i of Winchester also listed.
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