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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1933

Page

3

Community Calendar Highlights Local Choirs and Clubs

Friday and Saturday programs include First Baptist Church youth choir practice at 7:00 p.m. and Grace Lutheran Music Lovers' Club evening session. Plays by United Brethren and White Post youth groups, plus puzzle party at Christ Church Auxiliary. Monday Lions Club luncheon, Tuesday Rotary and American Legion events, and Elks Lodge meeting.

Young le First Baptist Church Grace Lutheran Church Young People's Choir United Brethren Church Christ Church Auxiliary White Post Mount Airy School House Junior Century Club Virginia Tayloe Boyd Fairmont Avenue Winchester Post Veterans of Foreign Wars The Lions Club George Washington Hotel Little Theatre Handley Library Kiwanis Club Winchester Lodge of Elks Rotary Club American Legion Post

Miss Hilda Hisey Elected President of College Student Government

Miss Hilda Hisey daughter of Mrs D B Hisey Edinburg a rising senior at Harrisonburg State Teachers College was recently installed as president of the Student Government Association at the institution. She has long been active in college life and is popular among students.

Hilda Hisey D. B. Hisey Edinburg Rsing Harrisonburg State Teachers

S P C A Seeks Items For Spring Rummage Sale

The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals calls members to gather wearables and household goods for a spring rummage sale to fund animal protection work.

Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Friends of

Varied Program Arranged For University Women

Delegates arrived in Charlottesville for the ninth annual Virginia Division meeting of the American Association of University Women. Dr. Arthur Kyle Davis will lecture on Virginia ballads and discuss a countrywide collection of 250 phonograph records. The program includes a 2:30 executive board meeting, committee chairmen sessions, a 6:30 dinner at the Monticello Hotel, and an 8:15 open meeting. Saturday features a luncheon at Farmington Country Club and a sightseeing tour.

Charlottesville Virginia American Association of University Women Arthur Kyle Davis University of Virginia Davis Monticello Farmington Country Club

Miss Evelyn Whittington Improves After Car Crash

Miss Evelyn Whittington of Middletown, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Whittington, was reported much improved at Winchester Memorial Hospital after sustaining injuries in a recent automobile accident. She had been unconscious but was said to be regaining awareness and improving daily.

Winchester Memorial Hospital Evelyn Whittington Charles Whittington Middletown Miss Whittington

Miss Janice Swimley Weds Henry M. Scott Jr

Announcement from Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Swimley of Laurel Maryland notes the March 25 wedding of their daughter Miss Janice Ray Swimley to Mr. Henry Martyn Scott Jr. at Trinity Episcopal Church. The bride, formerly of this city, is the daughter of Maude Miller and the late J. William Miller and granddaughter of Mrs. Swimley and the late Dr William A Swimley of Winchester.

Lonnie &. Swimley Laurel Janice Ray Swimley Henry Martyn Scott, Jr Henry M. Scott Maude Miller J. William Miller Winchester Martinsburg W. Va Swimley William A. Swimley

April Girls' Athletic Association meeting set in West Piccadilly club rooms

The Girls' Athletic Association plans an April program and invites all members to a 7:30 p.m. meeting on Thursday April 6 in the club rooms on West Piccadilly Street. The article also notes Mr A Hunter Davidson recovering from pneumonia and a mock radio show scheduled for April 4 at Round Hill school house. Virginia Carson returns to Washington to resume studies at Cathedral School for Girls after a visit with her parents near Fort Royal.

Girls’ Athletic Association West Piccadilly Street Bryarly Gainesboro Round Hill Star

Mr and Mrs Trimble Visit Sewickley Family Home

Mr and Mrs R Maurice Trimble Jr of Sewickley Pennsylvania arrived this week as guests of Mrs Trimble’s parents Dr and Mrs E C Stuart at their home Hawthorne located on the Northwestern grade.

R. Maurice Trimble, Jr Sewickley C. Stuart

Mrs Cora Robertson Improves at Home on South Loudoun Street

Mrs Cora Robertson who has been confined at home on South Loudoun Street for a week due to illness was reported improving slowly today. Mr Julian Winemore Mrs Charles Lee Aiken and their hosts left for Chevy Chase Maryland where Mrs Aiken will visit Dr and Mrs William Blum before opening Rockledge on Capon River for the summer. Sydney N Jones of Fairfax Virginia returned home after visiting his sister Mrs Martha E Tucker. Miss Louisa Carson of Riverton is for Hampton Virginia and Charleston Washington DC to stay with relatives and friends.

Roger Evans Laura Franklin Miss Franklin Evans Grace Cutterer Nina Stipe Ada Carlisle J. M. Rutherford Bertha Stolle Laura Elizabeth Franklin Edward Wyndham Washington, D. C Howard Wyndham Andrew Grubbs William Cutterer William Franklin Lawrence Franklin Gray Club Carrie Fred L. Glaize Berryville Pike Lawrence Davis Garden Club of Virginia Gilpiner Virginia Pateae W. Harrison Fred Boyd Fred. A. Read Jr W. Nelson Page William Beverley Club of Winchester Clarke Couny John Otto Boyd Magic City Garden Club Roanoke Thazar San Francisco B. Y. Morrison Charlottesville Japan le Cygne Therese Solange Mme Jules Dessert Edulis Superba Karl Rosenfield Mons Jules Elie Germaine Bigot Reine Hortense Mrs. Boyd Iris Rhizome Florescens Princess Beatrice Ellen Boyd Fairmont Avenue Young People’s Best Church A. Hunter Davidson West Prover Commercial and Savings Bank Davidson Cora Robertson South Loudoun Street Julian Winemore Charles Lee Aiken T. J. Orndorff Ao Bayliss Chevy Chase Aiken William Blum Sydney N. Jones Fairfax, Va Martha E Tucker North Stewart Street Louisa Carson W. B. Carson Riverton Hampton Charleston D. C

Fatal accident near city leaves one dead

A crash around 7 45 PM killed Hayes who died at the scene after his truck was struck by another vehicle. Miss Knight escaped with head and facial abrasions while Justice, initially missing, later appeared seeking a ride toward Richmond and was held in custody with Miss Knight awaiting the morning hearing. Police traced the wreck to a two truck collision near the Lee Jackson Highway drawing crowds as wreckers removed the vehicles causing about 200 dollars in damage.

Funeral Home Hayes Miss Knight Justice Cene Bayliss Winchester Bell

Apples spill on highway after truck wreck in Raleigh area

A truck driven by Justice overturned scattering about 115 baskets and 5 barrels of apples over 50 feet of roadway. The driver and a helper Miss Knight were detained as state police and local authorities prepared for a hearing. The truck was wrecked and a man named Hayes died in the crash.

Justice Raleigh N.C Winchester Miss Knight Donald L. Weems

Labor Opposes Central Operation of Railroads

Washington reports labor groups oppose centralized railroad control as of March 30. Union leaders claim one national plan would deprive communities of meaningful service and push to government dictatorship. Farm and agriculture groups resist motor carrier regulation now. emergency transport plans are under discussion.

Washington Ammerican American Farm Bureau Federation National Grange The Farmers Union Standard Railroad Wall Street

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Elmer Hodges Edwin Ritter Sadie Hamrick Dorothy Cather Gladys Patton Frances Pence Evelyn Barrett Audrey Luttrell Cardell Shade Mary Cather Ruth Patton Leeda Carper Wilda Dorsey Gretchen Dorsey Grace Albin Helen Mullen Mildred Anderson Qata Arrison Messrs Gran Edwin Ritter Harry As Russell Paul Fries Franta Chalmers Bageant Curtis John P. Hayley Carl F. Massey Wonder’s Apparel Shop Walter D. Myers Leader American Legion Auxiliary of the Auxiliary Robert Yy Conrad Post American Legion T. Russell Cather South Stewart Street Anne Brooke Kern Braddock Street Huntsberry Brooks Brooks’ Pharmacy Virginia Carson Shenandoah Valley National Bank Lovett Shoe N. Loudoun St Stetson Margaret L. Hodgson American Association For the Advancement of Science Academies of Science Congress Federal Reserve Bank the Commercial & Savings Bank Big Joe Persn Uune Reardon’s Ies Ohare Ceed
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