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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1935

Page

7

Six-Foot 2-Inch Leader To Talk To Young People

Robert S. Nance, a six foot two inch leader from Kansas, will be the principal speaker at the Shenandoah County Christian Endeavor Union rally in Woodstock on April 4. The event, led by Charles Crabill, invites all local and nearby unions to attend and hear the young work of the midwestern state. The program includes an afternoon conference at 4:30 and an evening mass meeting at 7:30 with a fellowship supper. The note mentions upcoming state and international conventions in Arlington, Philadelphia, and Budapest.

Robert S. Nance Christian Endeavor Aneto International Jaw Endeavor Kansas Shenandoah County Christian Endeavor Union Virginia Nance Winchester Tran Herald Woodstock Charles Crabill Strasburg Christian Endeav Christian Petaever Luther Leagues Young Peoples Unions Crabill Merenee Shenandoah Here State Christian Endeavor Arlington County Philadelphia World Christian Endeavor Budapest Hungary

Hair Form Variation Across Races Reported by Kneberg

Madeline Kneberg of the University of Chicago reports that hair form and its amount of variability differ widely among races rather than being a fixed trait. She notes hairs from a single head can show diverse cross sections such as circles, ovals, ellipses, kidney shapes, triangles, and prismatic forms.

Madeline Kneberg University of Chicago

Lexington Invited to Shenandoah Apple Festival Parade

The Lexington Chamber of Commerce notes the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival will be held in Winchester this spring with dates set two weeks before the event. Residents may join the parade by contacting Roy A. Cather or Captain Greenlee D. Letcher, with the festival boosting Shenandoah Valley promotion.

Chamber of Commerce Shenandoah Winchester Lexington Roy A. Cather Greenlee D. Letcher

Shenandoah Valley Festival Admired For Worthy Backing

For the time spent and cost of travel to Winchester the festival is praised as a leading example among rivals and as a benefit to the Shenandoah Valley, meriting strong support and backing.

Shenandoah Valley

Montreal Mining Executive Briscoe Found Frozen Near Lake Matchimanitou

The body of Stanley E. Briscoe a wealthy Montreal mining executive was found frozen two miles from Lake Matchimanitou Quebec today after a week missing authorities said few details available the body was located near where Siscoe s pilot Captain Thor Wrathall was found yesterday

Montreal Stanley E. Briscoe Lake Matchimanitou Que Siscoe Thor— Wrathall Yestery

Community Wide Recreation Idea Wins Assistance

Dr. James B. Williams arrives to outline plans for expanded recreation in Winchester and Frederick County. Lewis N. Barton chairs a volunteer committee backed by 4-H, Future Farmers of America, Boy Scouts, churches, Red Cross and other groups to organize city and county centers and programs.

James B. Williams National Recreation Association Williams Sea of Winchester Ck County Lewis N. Barton Winchester Barton Logan Fay Board of Supervisors Board of Public Welfare Public Welfare Board Future Farmers of America Virginia Emergency Relief Association Boy Scouts Red Cross Baltimore New York State National Recreational Association Dr. Williams Frederick County

Movies Influence on Children Highlighted by Mrs Gilman

Robbins Gilman chaired a talk at Christ Episcopal Church on the Payne Fund findings. She warned of cinema's wide reach and urged reforms under education boards and non theatrical film programs.

Robbins Gilman Parent-Teacher Christ Episcopal Church Gilman

Proposal Aims at School and Community Recreation Centers

The plan seeks to supplement teachers and texts by providing recreation places in schools, churches, or community houses for National Motion Picture Institute photos. It also calls for legislation creating a federal commission to supervise motion picture quality at production and to address block booking and blind buying.

Gilman National Film Institute Board of Education National Moving Picture Institute American Music League Junior League National Motion Picture Institute

Stephens City School Days Editorial Team Listed

Frances Lillard serves as editor in chief with Katherine Sandy as editor and reporters Susie Carbaugh Lillian Roberts Sarah Brum back Alice K Lemley Wayne Warren Wade Rothgeb listed for Stephens City School Days publication.

Frances Lillard Katherine Sandy Susie Carbaugh Lillian Roberts Sarah Brumback Alice K. Lemley Wayne Warren Wade Rothgeb

Stephens City Students Attend District Meeting and Baseball Hopes

A large group of Stephens City faculty attended a district meeting in Woodstock on March 16. Frederick County Teachers Association met to finalize plans for the Apple Blossom Festival parade. The article notes student illness, social gatherings, and the return of baseball plans as the school year allows a full season. First year students Ruth Bauserman, Lucille Carter, Catherine Cooper, Margaret Grim, Alice Lemley, Frances Luttrell, Jean Smallwood, Anne Stickley, and Marguerite White completed parallel reading.

Stephens City Woodstock R. E. Ayler Frederick Ruth Bauserman Lucille Carter Catherine Cooper Margaret Grim Alice K. Lemley Frances Luttrell Jean Smallwood Anne Thomas Stickley Marguerite White

History class brag leads to bold kiss on Davenport

Wade praises school work while P C confirms last month in History. Pauline Dovell and her boyfriend Lewis Barley sit on a Davenport. He musters courage and steals a kiss then boasts of a feather in his cap. Pauline smiles and invites him to become an Indian chief.

Wade P. C Pauline Dovell Lewis Barley Davenport Pauline

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