Marionettes Presented by Troop 3 at Hable's Palace Theatre
Last rehearsals finish for The Enchanted Princess a three act show by Girl Scout Troop No 3 at Hable's Palace Theatre at 10 AM Thursday. Cast includes Princess Mary Shirley Williams Prince Charming Elizabeth Massie Witch Bebe Lovett and others with marionette work by Alison Cooper Jane Jolliffe and peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop No. 3
Hable’s Palace Theatre
Timothy the Clown
Alison Cooper
Ann Hatcher
Marion Hurst
Mary Margaret Cooper
Frances Jenkins
Jane Jolliffe
Edith Dunn
Shirley
Williams
Gene Hamman
Zenith Olinger
Jeanne Miller
Palace
Princess Mary
Shirley Williams
Prince Charming
Elizabeth Massie
Witch
Bebe Lovett
Cat
King Sadheart
Marjorie Massey
Elf
Farley Massey
Allison Burgess
Timothy
Clown
Mary M. Cooper
Flame
Pee Ie Cooper
Handley High to Stage Passion Play Roles
Handley High students are being assigned roles for the Passion Play to be performed Thursday at the Handley High School auditorium. About 100 local people will assist. Principal officials will excuse students who wish to attend. Admission for the afternoon is twenty five cents. Tickets sold were reported to be rising as the chamber of commerce office stays open evenings for reservations.
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Handley High Schol
Fulcher
Pulcher
Boyce
Berryville
Strasburg
Chamber of Commerce
Ofice
The Gila Monster Stores Fat for Drought Survival
The gila monster—a famed North American lizard in Ara gona and Mexico—stores fat in its blunt tail during plentiful feeds. After enrichment, the tail enlarges and the animal can endure months without food, living on the stored fatty tissue.
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Aragona
Mexico
Easter Pageant Promises Memorable Experience at Epworth League
An Easter pageant presented by the Epworth League of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church is set for Friday March 30 at 8 o clock under the direction of Mrs Brashears and Miss Marguerite Schmidt. George Dieckman directs scenic arrangements and Mildred Jones will lead the music. The performance features four scenes with named roles including Martha DeHaven as the spirit of Easter and Miss Jane Rosenberger as Judith, among a cast of 20 plus youth and four small children Jean Marie Robinson Doris Sartelle Anna Robinson and Mary Elizabeth Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Brashears
Marguerite Schmidt
George Dieckman
Mildred Jones
Martha DeHaven
Sarah Carper
Mary
Mother of
Jesus
Henrietta Puller
Salome
T. J. Dale
Joanna
May Carper
Mary Magdalene
A. Halvosa
Naomi
Thomas Schmidt
Judith
Jane Rosenberger
Peter
George Brashears
James
Eugene Russell
John
Harold Rowe
Ethel Harry
Mary E. Babb
C. Babb
June Mason
Mable Clark
John Kern
Mary Katherine Kern
Mary Brashears
Mary Louise Bell
Jean Marie Robinson
Doris Sartelle
Anna Robinson
Mary Elizabeth Schmidt
Cosmopolitan rodent-killer birds listed for global control
The passage names ten widespread birds that kill rats and mice including barn owl, great horned owl, short-eared owl, long-eared owl, goshawk, kestrel, golden eagle, gyrfalcon, crow or raven, and magpie. It notes their rat and mouse predation across regions.
Kiwanis Club Fund Enables Touring Play Chance
A fundraising effort by the Kiwanis Club promotes a nationally known play touring the United States. This event offers the public a rare chance to witness a storied production and support crippled children’s funds.
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Kiwanis Club
Crippled Children’s Fund
Passion Play Tickets On Sale At Chamber Of Commerce
Prices listed for matinee 2 30 students 25 cents reserved seats 50 cents 75 cents one dollar plus tax and section for colored seats on sale now at the Chamber of Commerce headquarters.
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Passion Play
Chamber of Commerce
Local Red Cross to Attend National Meeting in Washington
Winchester Frederick County Red Cross Chapter will send delegates to the national convention in Washington April 9 to 12. Judge John Barton Payne chairs the Central Committee and delegates will be elected at the next executive committee meeting. Virginia Red Cross breakfast and talks by noted leaders highlight the event. Walker McC Bond said the locality may send up to ten delegates to this historic convention.
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Winchester - Frederick County
Red Cross
National Cross
Washington
John Barton Payne
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Committee On
Roosevelt
American Red Cross
Frances Perkins
C.W.A
Harry Hopkins
Walker McC. Bond
Winchester
Frederick County
Special Services During Holy Week At Stephens City
Trinity Lutheran Church in Stephens City observes Holy Week with daily 7 30 services this week led by Rev. Snyder Alleman. The junior vested choir performs Friday. An Easter 6 00 service includes Holy Communion. Sunday School at 9 45. Easter eve Luther League program at 7 30 led by William Herrell.
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Stephens City
Friends of
Trinity Lutheran Church
Snyder Alleman
Luther League
William Herrell
Mount Carmel School Dress Contest Planned at 2:30
Mount Carmel School in Millwood Va invites public to a dress making contest at 2:30 tomorrow. Contestants wear dresses made entirely by themselves and will pose for judges. Awards include first 1 dollar, second 50 cents red ribbon, third 25 cents yellow ribbon, fourth white ribbon. About a dozen entries. several by women new to dressmaking.
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Millwood
Mount Carmel School
Wenatchee Sets April 14 for Apple Blossom Festival
Wenatchee fixes April 14 as the earliest bloom date for the fourteenth Apple Blossom Festival. Weather permitting, most trees should be in full bloom in the valley by then with apricots blooming and cherries budding as signs of spring.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Bloom Times Outline Expected Apple and Pear Harvest
Horticulturists predict the heaviest bloom since 1930 for district apple trees. Apricots lead apples by about one month, with cherries peaches and pears following about one week apart. Last year’s open winter spurred a record 23 500 cars shipped. this year’s crop may rise over 14 500 but not reach that peak.
Braithwaite Hosts Guests For Sunday at Cross Junction
Cross Junction Virginia March 27 Guests at the home of Mr and Mrs J S Braithwaite included Russell Scrivener and family Edward Braithwaite Martinsburg Dr and Mrs Noble D Whitacre and family Bunker Hill and Harley Adams with wife of Winchester Clyde Peasmaker and family Bloomery R G Braithwaite also visited the Braithwaite home.
Sunday Guests Visit Ridge and Winchester Homes
The text notes a visit by a daughter and another person to Mr. Perry De Haven in Ridge West Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. DeHaven of Winchester called on Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Baker Sunday afternoon. Union Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. C. V. Edwards home last Thursday hosted by Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. O. G. DeHaven with fifteen members and two visitors present.
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Perry DeHaven
Ridge
W. Va
DeHaven
Winchester
C. G. Baker
Union Ladies’ Aid Society
C. V. Edwards
Edwards
O. G. DeHaven
Shamaying process converts skins into pliable leather
Shamaying, also called chamoising, treats skins with fats to make a soft, pliable product, especially suited to light colored leathers.
Mink Drives Blood Thirst Across Quiet Farm Life
A mink exhibit extreme blood thirst, killing for the sake of killing rather than feeding. The animal shows little interest in eating once prey remains, suggesting a savage impulse rather than hunger.
Berryville Social Notes Reveal Guests and Club Talks
Mrs. A. Moore Jr opens her West Main home after two months closed. Daughters Annie Cabell Moore and Mrs. Samuel Chew Williams return from Washington and Richmond. Granddaughters Anne Williams and Reggie Stalnaker visit, with others from St. Catherine's Richmond and St. Mary's Tappahannock. Ayler and Springer families host students from National Cathedral School and Wilmington. Clarke County Woman's Club to host P T A League April 17 with speaker Miss Helen Norris Cummins. E Blackburn Moore named guest speaker in April. Capt Frank M. Wray and Sen. Harry F. Byrd to address May and June meetings.
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Berryville
A. Moore, Jr
West Main Street
Annie Cabell Moore
Washington
Samuel Chew Williams
Richmond
Moore Willeave
Anne Williams
S. C. Williams
Willard Springer
Wilmington
Del
F. L. Ayler
Woman's Club
Clarke County
Parent-Teachers’ League
Woman’s Club
Helen Norris Cummins
Cameron Club of
Alexandria
Virginia Federation of Women’s
Letter Attacks Roosevelt Brain Trust Charges Impending Communism
Dr. William A. Wirt of Gary Indiana quoted a brain trust adviser at Washington a house committee hearing who warned of delaying Mr. Roosevelts recovery and replacing him with a Stalin. The adviser allegedly said they could keep Roosevelt until ready to supplant him.
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Brain Trust
William A. Wirt
Gary
Ind
House Committee
Washington
James Henry Rand, Jr
Top
New York
Committee For the Nation
Roosevelt
Wirt
Moon diameter and Earth size comparison
The Moon’s diameter is about 2,160 miles, a touch over one fourth of Earth's 7,927 mile polar diameter. The Moon’s surface area is roughly 14,657,000 square miles versus Earth’s 196,911,000.
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Handley High
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Purdue University
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the Redeemer
Market St
Oberammagan
Freiburg
Alfred Wolff
Germany
Handley School
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Lud Lloyd
Hume Brown
Howard Carroll
N. T. Yowell
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Mount. Carmel Parent - Teachers’ Association
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Raleigh Elsen
Sean Lloyd
Milford Smallwood
Aster
Coats
Penney
Jean Nedra
J.C. Penney Co. Inc
New Square Necks
Rio Grande
Penney’s
Mrs. A. Moore, Jr
Moon
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