China and the world outlook as seen by Dr Tucker Shields
Dr Randolph Tucker Shields of Tainan China spoke at the Gentry Inn scene on May 8 about modern China. He outlined three Chinese regions under different leaders, foreign influence, and the role of Western nations, urging intelligent aid from America and Great Britain to prevent Russian resurgence. The report also notes Mr and Mrs Henry Munt returning to Hopewell after visiting Winchester Gettysburg Baltimore Washington Cape Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. T. S
Gentry Lubenya Eld
Essington Inn
Randolph ‘Tucker Shields
Tainan
China
Shields
Mediterranean
Mnow
Atlantic
Pacific
Manchuria
Chang Tso-Ling
Darien
Feng Yu Hsiang
Feng
Moscow
Chiang Kai Shek
England
America
Friends of China
Russia
Japan
Great Britain
Dr. Shields
Petersburg
Progress Index
Henry Munt
Hopewell
Valley of Virginia
Winchester
Gettysburg
Baltimore
Washington
Cape Charles
Munt
Post Office Department
Richmond
Civic League Meets at Handley Library Monday
The Woman's Civic League will hold its regular monthly meeting at Handley Library at 3 30 o clock Monday afternoon May 14. Reports are expected from members who attended the Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Alexandria. The Fort Loudoun Chapter D A R elected Rose McDonald as regent and noted the resignation of Mrs. Warren Rice. The chapter plans a June 19 picnic at Packall Ford near Shepherdstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Civic League
Handley Library
League
Maurice M. Lynch
Martin Wisecarver
C. Fred Barr
Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Alexandria
Rose McDonald
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
John H. Rosenberger
Warren Rice
J. W. Sibert
Susie Strider
Anna S. Briggs
D. W. Ritenour
G. O. Miller
D. O'Neal
George H. Heist
H. R. Greene
Vernon Eddy
Frank B. Crawford
Richard Hatcher
Rice
Shepherdstown
Jost Hite
Pennsylvania
Rumsey Steamat
Birthday Party for Mr. Ritter Draws Wide Winchester Circle
Friends and relatives gathered May 8 at the Ritters’ Northwestern Grade home to celebrate Mr. Ritter’s 33rd birthday. Surprised guest list included Ritter family members from Winchester and nearby towns along with visitors from Detroit and Chicago, with gifts, games, and refreshments as the evening progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring Ritter
Mr. Ritter
Strother Sherman
Warren Driver
Winchester
Maurice Ritter
Detroit
Mich
Virginia Larrick
Catherine Dove
Boyce
Nellie Anderson
Gore
Hilda
Louise Hoover
Daisy Luttrell
Lelia
Myra Payne
Anna
Virginia Bayliss
Francis Hook
Pauline Marple
Messrs
Norman Luttrell
Leo Walden
Chicago
Ill
Edmond Wilson
William Cooper
Harry
Maynard Patterson
George Larrick
Raymond Pingley
James
Stephen Merriner
Edward Payne
Philip Ritter
Ritter
Marriage in Hagerstown Ties Katherine Brombaugh to Le Kane
Relatives and friends in Hagerstown heard of the marriage of Katherine Brombaugh daughter of Mr and Mrs L A Brombaugh West Race street to Le Kane of Winchester Virginia. The groom works as a weaver at the Winchester woolen mill and the couple have gone to his home in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Katherine Brombaugh
L.A. Brombaugh
West Race Street
Sunday School Teachers Entertain at First Baptist
Sunday evening social in the First Baptist Church social room hosts the intermediate department teachers. Activities include games and refreshments as part of the church community gathering. Rev Dr Price to return to China next August and is noted as a leading Southern Presbyterian missionary who studied with Drs McFaden and Graham at Union Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Sunday School
First Baptist Church
Price
China
P. Frank Price
Winchester
Southern Presbyterian Church
F. T. McFaden
James R. Graham, Jr
Union Theological Seminary
Swimleys Return From Mystic Shrine Convention
Dr and Mrs A C Swimley return home after two months away following attendance at the annual Mystic Shrine convention in Miami Florida concluding their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swimley
Shriners
A. C. Swimley
The
Mystic Shrine
Miami
Fla
Notable Visitors and Residents Gather in Winchester Society Notes
A crowded roster of visitors and locals fills Winchester society pages with travel to the south east and west Florida coast and a Havana tour. Guests at Hotel Jack include Harvey Hester Henry Westall and G B Norris while Miss Verda Boehm heads to Washington. Regulars include Dr Swimley reopening his office and Miss Dorothy Crisman visiting Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Harvey Hester
Henry Westall
Asheville, N. C
Jack
Local residents return from travels and medical care
Mr H D Fuller to return from Rotary in Norfolk this afternoon. John Clayton, recently operated on at Johns Hopkins, recuperating en route to Albemarle. Mrs S Gardner Waller of Front Royal guests of Mrs E Blanch Crisman on South Braddock. Mortimer Harkins Sr of Washington visits South Loudoun Street. Miss Lucas and Miss Williams of Howard Pa visit Dudleys on South Cameron then go home. Mr and Mrs W S Gilkeson return from Culpeper after Apple Blossom Festival trip. Mrs John Milburn of Cleveland recovering after tonsil operation at Memorial Hospital.
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Cauthorn
W. L. Cauthron
South Washington Street
Leigh R. Powell
B. W. Wright
Albert Dudley
Baltimore
Mortimer Harkins, Jr
Mrs. Kremer
Loudoun Street
Washington
Verda Boehm
Roanoke
Misses Boehm
North Cameron Street
John Clayton
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Albin
8. Gardner Waller
Front Royal
E. Blanch Crisman
South Braddock Street
Mortimer’ Harkins, Sr
Mrs
Luther Kremer
South Loudoun Street
W. S. Gilkeson
York Apartments
Culpeper
D. J. Coleman
M. H. Caffee
Winchester
Maryland
Norfolk
Ledger-Dispatch
John Milburn
Cleveland
Ohio
John Loy
Memorial Hospital
Local visitors frequent area during the festival
Mr J Martin Carper of Richmond and Marshall Carper of Aflex stay with Mr and Mrs W S Carper at ring home in Boyce during the festival. Guests include Karl E B Martin recovering from an appendicitis operation at Memorial Hospital and Herbert Keeler of North Carolina. Also visiting are C A Ford of Front Royal plus Mary Wineman and Howard and John Wineman from Greensburg. Guests from Martinsburg and Hagerstown enjoy the event at O D Braithwaite’s Fairmont avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Martin Carper
Richmond, Va
Marshall 8. Carper
Aflex
W. 8. Carper
Ring
Boyce
Karl EB. Martin
Memorial Hospital
Herbert Keeler
North Carolina
Martin
Willie Dunn
Della Dunn
Sue DeHaven
Martinsburg
W. Va
Paul Deval
Richmound
Grace
Georgie Heatwold
Hagerstown
O. D. Braithwaite
Fairmont Avenue
Senate passes bill to curb cotton gambling penalties
The Senate approved a bill setting penalties of 15000 dollars or up to five years in prison for government officials who publish predictions about cotton trends. The measure, sent to the House, aims to curb speculative cotton gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Civic League
Miss. Rose
Morey Hospital
Elizabeth Rose
Miss Rose
Grover C. Rose
Handley High School
Red Cross
Huntsberry
Mr. Loring Ritter
Katharine Brombaugh
Mr. Kane
Charlottesville
F. H. Glann
George Washington Hotel
Glann
Richmond Hospital
Horace Davis
Granville Ridings
Cole Wade
Doris Jean
Morgantown
S. R. Willey
J. W., Hyland
New York City
George Washington
G. C. Rose
Brunswick
Virginia Rose
Howard S. Hall
Blair Hahn
Staunton
R. S. Smith
Taylor Hahn
Mr. G. B. Norris
Hotel
Miller McDonald
Master McDonald
J. Newton McDonald
Dorothy Crisman
Howard Kelly Hospital
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Dan Shepherd
Berryville
Sam Bryarly
Forrest D. Paulett
Forrest D. Paulett, Jr
Scottsville, Va
Dudley Lichliter
Valley Pike
Mrs. Strickler
George Martin
Romney
John D. Evans
Edna Thomas
Ted Barr
Charles J. Athey
Brucetown
S. C. Hoshour
Oklahoma
Texas
J. W., Berry
Charles Latham
National Avenue
Berry
H. D. Fuller
Rotary
Mary Wineman
Howard and
John Wineman
Greensburg, Pa
R. M. Swimley
Ftd
Peat
Hollingsworth
Norris
Virginia Dare
N. Main Street
Mena
Queen Olives
Florida
Georgia
Jack Coffee
Potage A
Potomac
Hawk OF the Hills
Arch
Lovett Bros
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