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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1933

Page

5

Courage and DAR Gather in Staunton and Garden Show

Staunton hosts DAR congress with Mrs. Greene urging larger membership and stronger leadership while Mrs. Roszel and Mrs. Massey report growing relevance. Nearby Warren County Garden Club plans a Front Royal flower show with multiple sections and entry fees. Georgetown opens historic gardens for charity with about 25 yards featured.

Warren County Garden Club Front Royal Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club Warren County High School Warren Georgetown Washington, D. C R. W. Bliss Oak Hill F. Lammot Belin

Braddock Street and First Baptist Choir Rehearsals Schedule

A social calendar lists Friday 7:00 p m youth choir practice at Braddock Street M E Church and 7:00 p m youth choir at First Baptist. Tuesday 12:20 p m Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Wednesday 1:45 p m event at George Washington Hotel with 6:45 p m United Brethren and 7:00 p m senior choir at First Baptist, plus 8:00 p m Winchester Lodge Elks meet and 8:15 p m adult choir at Grace Lutheran. Thursday 1:00 p m Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel and 12:30 p m American Legion Post meeting at George Washington Hotel.

Young People’s Choir Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church The Lions’ Club George Washington Hotel First Baptist Grace Lutheran Church Rotary Club American Legion Post Geo. Washington Hotel

Ritenour Chosen Regent Of Local D A R Chapter

Mrs D W Ritenour is elected regent of the Shenandoah Valley Chapter D A R succeeding Mrs Frank B Crawford who retires after a three year regency. Officers for the coming year include Mrs John W Rosenberger first vice regent and Mrs Warren Rice second vice regent.

D. W. Ritenour The Ritenour John W. Rosenberger Warren Rice D. J. Howard Harry Strider May Russell William Magna National Society Constitution Hall Magna

Miss Margaret Carr Weds C C Poplin in Berryville

Local church wedding in Berryville at the Presbyterian manse unites Miss Margaret Lillian Carr sister of Rev James M Carr with Mr Charles Crumpler Poplin of Ronda North Carolina. Both plan to reside in Ronda after a east coast honeymoon. The groom is in business there. Also tonight a Young People rally of Winchester Presbytery District B at Goudoun Street Church draws many from nearby towns.

Margaret Carr C. C. Poplin Berryville James M. Carr Margaret Lillian Carr Mr. Carr Charles Crumpler Poplin Ronda N. C North Carolina College For Women Gareensboro University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill Winchester Presbytery Goudoun Street Presbyterian Church Strasburg Charles Town Kernstown Stephens City Kitty Dave Burroughs Washington Margaret Hansbrough North Braddock Street Misses Burroughs Hansbroughs Martha. Washington Seminary

Greek cook recovering after tonsil operation at Memorial Hospital

Mrs. George Arvenites, a prominent figure in the local Greek colony and night cook at the National Park Restaurant, is convalescing after a tonsil removal at Memorial Hospital. Appreciation is extended to Dr. E. C. Stuart, nurses, and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. William Armel and their daughter Jeanne.

George Arvenites National Park Memorial Hospital Arvenites E. C. Stuart William Armel Jeanne Branch Eugene R. Branch George Washington

Miss Holland Hosts Bridge Party At Fansler Home

Miss Edna Holland dietician at Handley High School entertained last evening with a bridge party at the home of Mr and Mrs George E Fansler on West Monmouth street. Five tables played and one table Michigan. Ladies high was Miss Edna Lamb second Mrs Alson Hott and low Miss Helen Crisman. Gentlemen high was Mr J Thomas Yates second Mr John Taylor and low Mr Asbury Jackson. Miss Holland served refreshments.

Holland Edna Holland Handley High School George E. Fansler West Monmouth Street Michigan Edna Lamb Alson Hott Helen Crisman J. Thomas Yates John Taylor Asbury Jackson Miss Holland

Apple Blossom Festival Visitors Attend Local Homes

Social notes recount guests and relatives visiting Winchester during the Apple Blossom Festival. Attendees include Hutchinson family members from Winchester and Piedmont, Md, Shirey of Frederick, Md, Poling of Romney,W Va, and Heiskel, Hemp, Markwood, Hawthorne, Iden, and Dellinger families. Reidings mention travel to Baltimore and Alexandria and a Music Lovers Club schedule update.

Melvin Heiskel Rudgely W. Va William Hemp Frederick Music Lovers’ Club Massanetta Springs Star

Lightning Strikes Home of Judge Glasgow in Augusta

A severe storm struck Augusta as lightning hit the home of Judge Joseph A. Glasgow of the Augusta circuit court. No one was injured though a large oak was splintered on the lawn and the bolt entered a window, flashing through a room where four family members were seated.

Staunton Joseph A. Glasgow Augusta Circuit Court

Last Rites At Berryville For Mrs. Butcher

Funeral services were held in Berryville Clarke county for Mrs Clara May Butcher 52 wife of D C Bucher who died in Baltimore after bronchial pneumonia. Rev J H Brown of Dun can Memorial Episcopal Church South officiated and Green Hill Cemetery received the body. Survived by husband and one son Paul Butcher of Washington D C.

Berryville Clarke County Clara May Butcher D. C. Bucher Baltimore Enders J. H. Brown Duncan Memorial Episcopal Church South Green Hill Cemetery C. E. Wisecarver William Emmert Robert Rus Thomas Sawyer D. L. Ramsburg William Mesmer Butcher John W Laura Jon Dunn Timore Pau Washington, D Edward Dunn D. WV. Brotherton Walter Brown Summit Point W Va

Compost Profits and How Gardeners Build Humus

A practical guide on composting for soil fertility explains what compost is, its benefits for soil friability moisture and drainage, and how livestock manures or decayed vegetation supply humus. It covers building a heap, layering with soil and ash, and avoiding diseased matter, with tips for use in gardens and lawns.

New Publishing Department Named for United Brethren Church

Akron Ohio May 11 delegates at quadrennial conference name Dr J Balmer Showers as new publishing agent for the denominations Dayton printing house in place of 36 year longtime head Dr W Rod who retires. Five bishops statewide elected on first ballot H H Fout A R Clipinger A B Statton G D Badtorf and Ira D Warner.

Akron Ohio United Brethren In Christ Church J. Balmer Showers Dayton W. Rod Showers Kunk H. H. Fout Indianapolis Ind A. R. Clipginger A. B. Statton Kansas City G. D. Batdorf Harrisburg Ira D. Warner Portland, Oregon

Miracle fish traverses city water system unharmed

Loren D. Gayton assistant city engineer called the fish’s journey a miracle as it passed two screens and pumps before surviving chlorine in the municipal water system.

Loren D. Gayton Asistant

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Loli OI America Mrs. Magna Fort Loudoun Greene Winchester National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Franklin D. Roosevelt Roszel Mount Vernon William P. Massey D. A. R. Congress Charles W. Trenary W. McK. Smith Mary Baldwin College Mary Julia Baldwin Crawford the Ivenisom United Brethren Church Winchester Lodge Benevolent Protective Order of Elks Huntsberry Mr. Arvenites Woman's Missionary Association Otterbein Guild Fred A. Robinson North Loudoun Street Cme Jessie Markwood South Braddock Street Bu Ilness David E. Hawthorne Herbert Floyd I. C. Iden C. H Iden Susan Iden Raleigh Union Memorial Hospital William Robb Harry Warfield Cookesville L. K. Dellinger William Lupton Woman's Missionary Society of the Southern Methodist Church Samuel M. Griffin Patricia Robert S. Smith Lillian B. Timberlake Brooklyn N. L Leslie Timberlake Thomas Timberlake H. C. Lee Newark M. H. Maddox Catonsville, Md Walter B. Barnett Cameron Street Peyton J. Marshall, Jr Peyton Marshall South Stuart Street Alexandr Va Ryland Washington Harry D. Doll Alexandria, Va Misses Jones Washington Inn South Stewart Street George Kirby James M. Shipe Hume Leonard Larrick Peggy Lou Henry F. Seal East Clifford Street Larrick Beidle Mrs. Butcher van Gorden Service, Inc Winchester Evening Star Washington, D.C Cooking Shenandoah Valley National Bank Brooks’ Pharmacy Lebanon Thuringer Sweitzer Mohawk Valley New Publishing Department For U. B. Church Fish Chicago Lovett N. Loudoun St Costuume Jewelry Margaret L Hodgson le Ray Sanitary Joe B. & C. Baking Co
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