Horse Show at Foxcroft draws regional social and sport crowd
A Foxcroft School horse show will be held Monday on school grounds near Middleburg with judges D. C. Sands M. F. H. Middlebury Hunt Surman Stewart and Dr. J. Stanley Johnson. The event attracts society and sports followers from New York Boston Philadelphia Wilmington Chicago and Milwaukee with 18 classes including open divisions for outside exhibitors. Also Maryland Garden Week opens gardens for Girl Scouts with visits planned to several estates and gardens across Maryland. News notes cover engagements marriages and social visits among Winchester Clarke Garden Club and local families.
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Foxcroft
Messrs
D. C. Sands
Middlebury Hunt
Surman Stewart
Monkton
J. Stanley Johnson
Foxcroft School
Middleburg
East
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Chicago
Milwaukee
Maryland
Girl Scouts of
Alfred Torney
Miles White Gilpin
George Weems Williams
H. F. Gibbs
Social Calendar of Local Clubs and Groups
Monday 8:30 p.m. Girl Scout leaders meeting at Miss Adele Hutchinsons home. Tuesday 12:30 p.m. Lions luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Wednesday 12:30 p.m. Kiwanis weekly meeting at George Washington Hotel. 8:00 p.m. Winchester Lodge Elks regular meeting. 8:15 p.m. Adult choir rehearsals at Grace Lutheran Church. 8:15 p.m. United Brethren Church adult choir rehearsal. Thursday 12:45 p.m. Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Friday American Legion Post at George Washington Hotel. 8:00 p.m. Boyce High School senior play in Parish Hall.
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Garden Club
Girl Scout Leaders Association
Adele Hutchinson
West Peyton Street
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
Rotary Club
American Legion Post
Boyce High School
Parish Hall
Boyce
Sir James Barrie Theme Of Century Club Report And Readings
Mrs. Melvin Green organized a Century Club program on Sir James Barrie. The notes cover Barrie’s life, his mother, works like The Little Minister and Quality Street, and his shy, modest personality as he moved from Scotland to London to pursue writing.
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Sir James Barrie
Century Club
Melvin Green
James Barrie
Barrie
Island of
Thames
Scotland
Ador
London
Tommy
Quality Street
Admiral Creighton
Dif
Liquor Baron Reveals Code Amid Court Testimony
John W. Rosser the Lynchburg liquor baron told the United States Court he seeks no clemency for disclosures about conspirators in Franklin county liquor cases. He described code telegrams ordering whiskey and sugar shipments, testified about 500 gallons seized last November, and said a car seized from his son was later returned with a $100 payment after a Franklin circuit order.
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Santa
John W. Rosser
Lynchburg
United States Court For
Western District
Franklin County
Rosser
Chburg
Levine
Cator
Roosevelt Smith
Commonwealth
Smith
Roanoke
John A. Spurlock
Lynchburg Western Union
Jack Rosser
Jack
E. C. Ivey, Jr
Ivey
D. Timberlake, Jr
Carter Lee
Franklin Commonwealth
Timberlake
John Paul
Circuit Court
Paul
Recent Visitors At Home of Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson
Visitors during the Apple Blossom Festival holidays included M K Hutchinsons brother and sister in law J L Hutchinson of Piedmont West Virginia and Grace McKee and her friend of Sargent WV plus Mrs Kate Heiskell of Brucetown VA and Mrs Grace Strieby of Cumberland MD Also Beatrice Frances and Ruth Mina Lovett daughters of Mrs Jack Wilkins and the late Frank Lovett continue to improve under physicians care Mrs John L Jackson has returned to Charlotte NC after six weeks here for her mother Mrs C G Crawford’s illness E J Dunlap hospitalized after a fall five weeks ago shows little improvement Mrs Winthrop Taylor of St James NY arrives for a visit at Mr and Mrs J Few Browns on North Washington street Mr and Mrs C E Burke in Washington for Equitable Life Insurance Society meeting at Wardman Park Hotel Mrs L J McCartney and daughter Kathleen McCartney return from wintering to their country home near Stephens City for the summer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Hutchinson
J. L. Hutchinson
Piedmont
W. Va
Grace McKee
Sargent
Hutchinson
Kate Heiskell
Brucetown
Grace Strieby
Cumberland
Beatrice Frances
Ruth Mina Lovett
Jack Wilkins
Frank Lovett
North Loudoun Street
John L. Jackson
Charlotte
N. C
Jackson
C. G. Crawford
Kernstown
Winthrop Taylor
St. James
N. Y
C. E. Burke
Washington
Equitable Life Insurance Society of the
United States
Wardman Park Hotel
Verdict for $125000 in alienation case in Charlotte
F Brandon Smith Jr won $125000 in an alienation of affections suit against Joseph F Cannon, a Concord businessman. The jury allocated $75000 for loss of affection and $50000 punitive damages after five hours of deliberation. Cannon’s motion to set aside the verdict was pending. The former wife, Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith, had divorced Smith in Hot Springs last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
F. Brandon Smith, Jr
Joseph F. Cannon
Concord
Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith
Cannon
Smith Reynolds
Smith
Hot Springs
Ark
Anne
Anne Cannon Reynolds
Brandon
North Carolina
Enforcement of Immigration Laws
The enforcement of immigration laws involves two general phases: inspecting all aliens who apply for entry and admitting or excluding them, and deporting those who enter illegally or become deportable due to acts or conditions after entry.
Washington guest Hallie Kirksey visits Keys in West Piccadilly
Mrs. Hallie Kirksey of Washington D C is a summer guest of Mr and Mrs Bobby Keys on West Piccadilly Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Kirksey
Washington, D. C
Mrs
Bobby Keys
West Piccadilly Street
Rural recreation institute ends with broad Northern Virginia turnout
Institute on rural recreation at Handley High School closed at 3 30 p m after a day of morning sessions on programs and afternoon games and tournaments. About 111 people from 10 northern Virginia counties attended. Noted experts including Ella Gardner and Hallie Hughes joined in.
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Virginia
Institute On Rural Recreation
Handley High School
Aeaerges
Ella Gardner
United States Department of Labor
Children’s Bureau
Hallie Hughes
Blacksburg
Hughes
Loudoun County
Frederick
Madison
Warren
Orange
Fauquier
Clarke
Prince William
Shenandoah
Fairfax
Washington, D. C
Frederick County
Elizabeth Farrar
W. O. McDaniel
FERA
Rev
R. B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Grange Program At Middletown Grange
M C Kilpatrick spoke at the Middletown Grange meeting held last night drawing good attendance. Robert Marshall transferred his membership to a newly formed Grange near Charlottesville where he resides. The program honored Mother's Day with songs and a poem performed by local members including Mrs. Ethel Pence Miss Jean Baker Miss Mildred Judy Ashley Brumback.
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M. C. Kilpatrick
Middletown
Robert Marshall
Charlottesville
Ethel Pence
Jean Baker
Roberta at The Capitol Three Day Run Next Week
Acclaimed musical starring Irene Dunne Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers comes to the Capitol for a limited engagement starting Sunday. Dunne sings Jerome Kern hits including Smoke Gets in Your Eyes as Astaire and Rogers dazzle with vigorous dance routines unmatched since Flying Down to Rio and The Gay Divorcee. The Broadway smash opened at New York's New Amsterdam Theatre and shattered attendance records on tour.
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Roberta
Irene Dunne
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Miss Dunne
Jerome Kern
Astaire
Miss Rogers
America
Rio
New York
Broadway
New Amsterdam Theatre
The
Capitol
Death of Harry L Donald in Memorial Hospital
Harry L Donald 19 son of Mr and Mrs Granville Donald Kernstown died at Memorial Hospital at 6 50 pm after a three week illness from complications. Born in Culpeper Virginia he moved with his parents to Frederick County and was one of thirteen children. He is survived by seven brothers and five sisters. Funeral from his parents home at Kernstown Monday at 4 pm conducted by Rev Allen Jones with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Harry L. Donald
Granville Donald
Kernstown
Memorial Hospital
Culpeper
Frederick County
George
James
Claude
Delmar
Roy
Granville
Jesse Donald
Sadie Ritter
Kerstown
Edna
Grace
Cora
Minnie Donald
Allen Jones
Presbyterian Church
Mount Hebron
Bandits Shot, Money Recovered After Payroll Heist
Memphis police halted a payroll robbery by three bandits as they fled at high speed. One robber was shot, another arrested, and all $3,945 taken from the Anderson-Tully Company recovered. Police responded promptly and fired two blasts from shotguns to stop the getaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Anderson-Tully Company
Riot and Loot Amid Unemployed March in St Johns
Hoodlums looted small shops and jewelry stores as 200 reserve police clashed with crowds in St Johns Newfoundland after unemployed demonstrators attempted to march to the government building to press demands. Early reports said more than 40 shops were damaged or looted, with injuries feared among civilians as police tried to restore order. Three arrests occurred with leaders Pierce Powers and Herb Saunders sought.
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St. John's
N. F
George Wilkinson
Newfoundland
Sir Richard Squires
Pierce Powers
Herb Saunders
Pastor Warns on Gambling in Blytheville Covenant
Blytheville Ark May 10 the pastor of First Baptist Church warns members that gambling bridge games beer drinking or any liquor tied breaches of church covenant may lead to dismissal. The pastor notes the covenant has long existed but was not well known and church reaffirmed its terms in a recent meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Carpenter
Blytheville
Carpenter
Ark
First Baptist Church
President Proposes Two Year Extension For NRA
President Roosevelt supports a two year NRA extension while reserving full comment until Senate action. Democrats seek to avoid a prolonged fight and finish by June 1 as the current law nears expiry. House Democrats back a two year extension and Senate leaders fear delays if changes are made.
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Washington
Senate Democrats
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
King
Utah
Richberg
Gray duck is attractive at close range
The gadwell or gray duck is described as attractive though inconspicuous from a distance. It inhabits both the Old World and North America and is most numerous in the Great Plains region.
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Old World
North America
Great Plains
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Ibsen
Pennsylvania
Dorothy C. Miller
Benjamin Miller
Greensburg
Jay Neff
W. L. Neff
Cowensburg
Neff
Opequon
Presbyterian
Kuykendall
Ellen P. Kuykendall
Moorefield
Lucy Lee Kuykendall
John T. St. Claire
N. W. Kuykendall
Field
Rochester
W. Dudley Field
Howard L. Prince
RED Cross
Huntsberry
Clara V. Fultz
Shoppe
Mrs. Hutchinson
E. J. Dunlap
Virginia Avenue
L. J. McCartney
Kathleen McCartney
Stephens City
Margaret L. Hodgson
Palace Theatre
L. R. Smith, Inc
Norris
Mother Brooks’ Pharmacy
Institute On Recreation
Lovett’s
Loudoun St
E. W. Scripps
Our Savings Department
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
R. M. Swimley East Geo. Wash. Hotel
N. Loudoun St
Veal
Pastor
NRA
Commercial & Savings Bank
Underwood
Fune
WJZ
Joe Penner
Sae
Lovett Brothers
Mezs
Hamman
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