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Department announces a mail telephoning schedule for Coreen taaballe B. Miller. Telephone contact expected between 3 and 4 p.m. for the following day at phone number 33.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1930
Page
3
Department announces a mail telephoning schedule for Coreen taaballe B. Miller. Telephone contact expected between 3 and 4 p.m. for the following day at phone number 33.
The Century Club met May 6 in Clarke County with Mrs. Edward G. Butler and Mrs. Louis Baker presenting papers on Timbuktu and the Sahara. The talk covered Timbuktu’s history, the Rif Berbers, and Franco‑French Sahara efforts, including the Foreign Legion and desert transport advances.
The new imported Deauville Sandals are handwoven from soft leathers with molded or regular soles. They come in narrow American lasts and widths AAA to C including Cuban and high heels. The soles bear the trade mark Deauville Sandals.
Friends plan a stag party at Tokus Inn for J Luther Maphis now of Wash to be married soon to Ursula Bell of that city. About 40 to 50 guests will join in a banquet to toast his future while noting his Handley High School days and service as son of the late J Luther Maphis, former Frederick County revenue commissioner. He has long been with Swift and Company in Washington.
The Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution meets Wednesday at 3 p m May 14 at Mrs D W Ritenour 312 West Leicester St to elect officers hear National Congress reports and discuss the annual picnic site Full attendance urged Mrs Ritenour is assisted by Mrs William Richards and Miss Bessie McNeer
The ceremony on April 25 in Winchester, Virginia united Miss Cath erine Fentress daughter of George L. Fentress and Catherine Simmons Fentress with Mr. David Williams son of H. M. Williams and Leah Williams. Rev. Dr. L A Thomas of Grace Lutheran Church officiated. The couple planned to live in Fairfax Virginia.
Mr Howard Massie and his sister Miss Mabel Massie of Stephens City are guests of Rev Allen Jones and his wife in Richmond Virginia. Rev Jones oversees Presbyterian churches at Vaucluse Marlboro and Mount Hope Chapel and plans to move with Mrs Jones to Stephens City after finishing studies at Union Theological Seminary.
The Reds will entertain all Blues and new members from both sides at 8 o clock Friday evening May 16 in the Sunday school building. Members from both sides are urged to attend and note the date change from Thursday to Friday.
Mrs Ethyl Hooley of Harrisonburg State Teachers College had her tonsils removed this morning at Memorial Hospital. A senior and winter quarter honor roll student, she will resume studies in July to complete a bachelor of science degree in elementary education and teaching supervision.
Mr and Mrs Kaspar and their pupils gave a charity recital for the Stratford fund sponsored by the Century Club Realized about 150 dollars for the Lee fund The Kaspar School of Music in Washington is well known in Winchester The nine year old Grace Foote was a featured prodigy Other performers included Miss Minivitch Leach Monica Kaspar Spairoff and Thomas Brumby of Washington Virginia Cover Russell of Winchester Nor ton announced the program
Dr C B Harlee departed for Richmond to attend the Virginia State Dental Association annual meeting. The event runs for the first four days of this week with sessions and discussions by dental professionals.
Mrs Hunter H McGuire hosted a dinner Saturday evening with guests including Mr Henry of W who provided music at the home of Mr and Mrs. A Kaspar and their students. Mr and Mrs Alexandria Barrie and Master George Barrie, recently in California, plan to return soon.
Roanoke's Mrs. P R Duffey visits Hotel Jack while Mr and Mrs C S Hurn from Strasburg stay with their son in law and daughter on the Valley Pike. Parkersburg's F B Hutchinson and Alberta Hutchinson lodge at Hotel Jack. Mrs Harry W Cook returns to Mount Vernon N Y from visiting North Braddock Street. Ben Randolph of Boyce shops downtown. W Blair Hahn returns to Statintond after staying with the Smiths. Baltimore guests Taylor Barr E Maurice Grim and John W North Jr visit relatives. M E Smallwood of Norfolk stays at the George Washington Hotel with son Joseph Rainer of Kellogg. N N Oates of Greenville Conn and Gladys Carver visit Washington. Mrs George Hoffman of Baltimore arrives to stay with the Snapps.
The House adopted a Cable resolution to authorize gold silver and bronze navy medals for Rear Admiral Byrd and Antarctic expedition members. It advances to the Senate after unanimous approval. The measure highlights scientific gains from cold flights and the discovery named Little America.
Virginia principals from across the state will gather May 16 and 17 at the University of Virginia for a state conference. President Edwin A. Alderman will toast the opening dinner and speakers include Harris Hart M L Combs S P Duke H G Ellis and others. Sessions cover extracurriculars libraries commencements and post graduate success.
Funeral services for the late Rev. Asa Richard were held at Grace Lutheran Church in Winchester with Rev. Dr. L A Thomas and several colleagues officiating. The church overflowed with mourners from Virginia and nearby states, and interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers included Lewis F. Cooper J Few Brown Dr A D Henkel Dr George H Heist Julius W. Richard and Joseph M. Snapp.
Mexico City May 11 Col. Tablo Sidar and co pilot Lieut Rovirosa died attempting a nonstop flight from Mexico to Buenos Aires. Their mono plane dived into the sea three miles south of Porto Limón during a storm. the Morellos also wrecked after the storm surge. The aviators had covered about 1000 miles.
The New York stock market shows little conviction as the week starts. Commission houses favor cautious moves until levels are tested, with dull trading and professional activity. Some gains in retail stocks spark speculation, but profits are taken quickly on advances. Call money stands at 3 percent. total volume about 3,050,000 shares.
Mrs Lillian Bzdek 30 wife of Sergeant Marcelle Bzdek commander Warren Post No 53 American Legion of Front Royal Remount Depot died yesterday morning at Memorial Hospital after several weeks illness. She was formerly Miss Lillian Trenary of Front Royal and is survived by her husband two sons her parents and several brothers and sisters.
Thousands gathered at Carthage for the closing ceremonies of the 30th Eucharistic Congress. Cardinal Lapider led pontifical mass before a vast crowd near St Cyprien's ruins, as 100000 plus watched a great procession amid heavy security and crowded transport.
In Sherman Texas National Guardsmen patrolled streets under a hot sun and manned machine guns after a mob rioted over the assault on a white woman by George Hughes. Hughes was killed during the unrest and martial law was declared by Gov Dan Moody. Scouting parties found no imminent renewed attack.
Dr Hubert Work former Republican National Committee chair fell from a log into the Rapidan while at President Hoover's fishing camp in Orange Virginia. He emerged unharmed after a wetting and rejoined the party working on a dam Hoover began last year to improve fishing.
Priests of the Catholic Foreign Mission Society of America were assigned to overseas missions. Rev. Thomas R. Devenas of Pittsburgh will go to Kaying in South China while Rev. Leo W. Hewitt of Cumberland Maryland will serve in Macedonia. They are scheduled to depart July 31.
The Senate judiciary committee takes up the nomination of Owen J. Roberts of Philadelphia to the Supreme Court tomorrow. Chairman Norris will refer the nomination to a sub committee, delaying Senate reporting for about a week amid Capitol talk on prohibition. Anti-Saloon League fears ease after F Scott McBride’s statement.
Police cracked down on Gandhi followers at Sharoda as they raided a salt depot. About 100 protesters were arrested during the action communicated to Bombay by the Maharashtra Satyagraha committee.
Rioters clashed in Digboi during Bakrid when a sacred bull led to sacrifice. Indian reports say 100 casualties with three killed and ten seriously wounded. The violence involved Hindus and Muslims in Shilling, Assam, with authorities noting the sectarian flare intensified by the feast.
The Presbyterian Church in the United States approves an overture for women to be elected as ruling elders, granting them a seat in congregational sessions presbyteries synods and general assemblies. The vote 151 in favor to 114 against. An overture to ordain women as ministers was defeated.
Washington May 11 The office of Senator Johnson Republican California was entered for the second night in a row with files and correspondence disturbed. Six file cases were opened and the previously arranged papers were again displaced. A cabinet remained locked this time though the night before the lock had been picked. A guard report showed a man on duty until midnight, then another entrant left unguarded.
The article reports charges against Bishops Cannon Mouton Dubose and Moore over alleged unwarranted political activity in the 1928 election. A special sub committee handles the secrecy rule as the Rev Smith of Washington GA accuses them of opposing Alfred E Smith due to his Roman Catholic faith. The temperance committee signaled possible vindication for Bishop Cannon in executive session.
A proposed amendment to limit bishops to eight years and prevent reelection until four years after leaving office drew sharp reaction at the closing session. Dr G G French of Denton Texas urged the change as the conference reconvenes today.
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