Community groups schedule varied events this week
Thursday features an annual Spring Flower Show at the Art and Craft Shop hosted by the Fredericktown Garden Club, plus several church and women’s society meetings. Friday lists Federated Council of Church Women, Girl Scout events, Euterpian Club, Presbyterian auxiliary, and Baptist church activities.
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Old
Girl Scout Council
Robert McNalley
Academy Street
Euterpian Club
Mary Glenn Lupton
North Braddock Street
Clearbrook Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
W. M. Cline
First Baptist Church
Stephens City U
Reliance
R. Y. Conrad
Legion
W. B. Goode
Engagement of Miss Huntsberry to Lieut Lawlor announced
Northern Virginia and U S Army circles report the engagement of Miss Mary Katherine Huntsberry of Winchester to Lieut John Dixon Lawlor announced at Fort Benning Georgia. The couple were introduced at a tea in the Officers Club with corsage corsage tags. Lawlor is West Point graduate class of 1934 and has served in the military since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsberry
Lieut. Lawlor
Fort Benning, Ga
Virginia
United States Army
Mary Katherine Huntsberry
W. E. Huntsberry
John Dixon Lawlor
Fort Benning
Columbia
Lieut
Abner Huntsberry
Fort Beraning
Shockey
Rhodes Hun
William Huntsberry
Winchester
Stetson University
Deland
Fla
Miss Helen Woore Named Outstanding Junior at Averett College
Miss Helen Woore, daughter of Mr and Mrs F L Woore of South Washington Street, is celebrated as Outstanding Junior at Averett College in Danville Virginia. A Handley high school graduate and piano student, she leads as a draft club member and Chancel staffer while pursuing music and organ studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
The
Star
Helen Woore
F. L. Woore
South Washin Street
Woore
Averett—Junior College
Danville
Chanticleer
Miss Woore
Draf
Delta “Phi Sigma
Pendulum
Rev Charles Riley Addresses D A R Meet in Up perville
The Rev. Charles Riley native of England and Africa for six years spoke at the Fort Loudoun Chapter D A R meeting held at Mrs. George Slater’s Upperville home. Mrs. William M Richards of Winchester was reelected regent and officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Riley
England
D. A. R. Meet
W. M. Richards
Africa
Fort Loudoun
George R. Slater
Upperville
Riley
Trinity Episcopal Church
William M. Richards
Scharcana
Key First
Jof. de Ayler
Berryville
Nan Williams
Woodstock
Mae Griffin
Winchester
Howard Cather
Henry Moling, Jr
Grover Cooper
Susie Glass Strider
Katherine Glass Green
George Slater
Harry Cookus
Strasburg
C. Vernon Eddy
Melville K. Shirkey
J. A Stretchberry
Slater
G. R. Thompson
J. A. Spretchberry
William Hardy
D. W. Ritenour
Here
Nigeria
Confederate Inn
Modern Etiquette Q and A on last minute requests
A brief etiquette column advises accepting urgent last minute fills only if circumstances are plausible. It also notes negligees are for the bedroom or emergencies with no time to dress, and that a woman should direct her escort to convey orders to the waiter rather than addressing the waiter herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agate
Walter
Initiation Ceremony Reported for Minnehaha Council in Martinsburg
Pocahontas Lodge of Martinsburg and Tippecanoe Council No 17 joined in a ceremonial initiation for the local Minnehaha group during a joint session in Martinsburg. Attendees included numerous lodge members and officers, with Mrs Elizabeth Williams presiding before departing for Huntington. Also noted is the engagement of Dorothy Hattie P Jones’s daughter Dorothy to Alfred O McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas Lodge of
Martinsburg
Minnehaha Council
Minne Haha Council
Tippecanoe Council No
Pocahontas
Elizabeth Williams
Great Pocahontas
Great Council of
West Virginia
State Great Council
Red Men
Huntington
Nina Dyke
Cora Robinson
Wenoneh
Virginia Simpson
John Mason
Richard Boxwell
Lyda Chapman
Etta Curl
Frances Tevalt
Anna Taylor
Hagel Lake
Gertrude Puller
Gussie Dyke
Knights Templar leave for Grand Conclave in Lynchburg Va
Members of Command ry No 12 Knight Templars travel to Lynchburg Virginia for the Grand Commandry Conclave to be held Wednesday through Friday their return expected Friday evening. Mrs Welbourne of Leesburg will lead the Junior Convocation meeting May 14 at the Mission Church near Big Meadows. The Boyce High School senior class will present The Hoodoo tomorrow at 8 in Community Hall with a cast including Creamer Glasscock Levi Buckner Royston Colston Sipe Jolliffe Byrd Payne Pyle Vorous Jobe Dearmont Shepherd Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commandry No. 12
Knight Templars
Lynchburg
C. Vernon Eddy
Wilbur Hewitt
Brady W. Largent
Welbourne
Armstead Welbourne
Leesburg
Tanners Ridge
Skyline Drive
Big Meddows
Christ. Episcopal Church
Boyce High School
Robert Creamer
William Glasscock
David Levi
Harold Buckner
Orie Royston
Philip Colston
Kathryn Sipe
Lillian Royston
Mildred Carper
Joe Jolliffe
Rita Byrd Payne
Isabel Pyle
Ethel Vorous
Leona Jobe
Eliabeth Dearmont
Izetta Shepherd
Audrey Hall
Harrison Couple Welcome Second Son at Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs C E Harrison of the Armel section Frederick county are congratulated on the birth of a son at Memorial Hospital Tuesday night. He is their second child with an older brother Charles Edwin Jr aged eight. Mrs Harrison formerly Miss Ruth L Clanahan daughter of Mr and Mrs C L Clanahan of Frederick county. Mr Harrison employed in Winchester is an English native who has lived in this country since childhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Harrison
Charles E. Harrison
Armel
Frederick County
Memorial Hospital
Charles Edwin, Jr
Winchester
England
Legionnaires Meet At Commander's Home In Local Post
The Robert Y. Conrad Post No. 21 American Legion will hold its regular meeting at 8 PM tomorrow at Commander Wendell B. Goode’s home 126 Peyton Street. Members are urged to bring a prospective member and refreshments will be available. Mr Walker Bond returned to the city yesterday after Philadelphia business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Wendell B. Goode
Peyton Street
Walker Bond
Philadelphia
Junior Century Club hosts meeting at Coble home
Mary Miller presided over the weekly Junior Century Club gathering at Mrs. Coble’s corner Boscawen and Washington streets. Nancy Larrick read a paper on The New Poetry, Radical and Otherwise. Mrs. Harvey G. Mudd of St Louis arrives tomorrow for the weekend with Miss Minnie Baker on North Cameron street. Mrs. Barton Harrison of Baltimore and Mrs. Philip Price of Tsinan, China, stayed last night with Mrs. Herbert Larrick on West Clifford street. William Brown, in Winchester Memorial Hospital with an infected foot, shows slight improvement today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Miller
Century Club
Harvey G. Mudd
St. Louis
Minnie Baker
North Cameron Street
Barton Harrison
Baltimore, Md
Philip Price
Tsinan
China
Herbert
William Brown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
The British Empire Poem Recited At Century Club Dinner
Mrs. B. B. Dutton read a metrical outline titled The British Empire at the Century Club’s 33rd annual dinner. The verse traces Britain’s reach from Downing Street to colonies and outposts, touching Palestine Africa India and China, with notes on Concessions in China and the peerage and hospital work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Dutton
The
Century Club
British Empire
Downing Street
Britain
Burke
Milk license due for 1938 sales
Notice states grocery stores and retailers must obtain the 1938 bottled milk license from Dr. E. W. Miller, Inspector, by order of the President Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Miller
The Edwards of England and the Sun Shall Not Set on Our Club
A reflective survey traces English figures from The Confessor to modern writers while praising Wales as a distinct domain within England. It notes fur trade history at Hudson Bay and the enduring cultural reach of Great Britain, predicting a long life for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Edwards
England
Confessor
Great Britain
Helium Act May Undergo Change
Secretary Ickes signaled congressional action would likely be needed to permit any helium sale to Germany. He noted the current law bans exports unless amended to ease interpretation. The White House stance is hands off on Eckener’s Zeppelin workers use. Ickes could support release if the Munitions Control Board votes unanimously, but no date is set. This stalemate dimmed prospects for Germany’s lighter than air travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ickes
Germany
Congress
Ite House
White House
Hugo Eckener
Zeppelin
Munitions Control Board
Eckener
Rebel planes raid Barcelona in swift capital attack
Barcelona reports a sudden insurgent air raid killing at least 30 people and wounding about 40. War planes struck the city center with unprecedented speed as bombs exploded and anti aircraft fire barely warned of the assault. Streets were jammed with fleeing residents and smoke hung over key districts.
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Barcelona
Spain
Program For Music Fete Is Complete
The first county wide music festival for pupils, led by Dr. Luther Richmond, features Primary to Eighth Grade performances from multiple schools. Readers hear Japanese Parasol, Sailor Lads, Be Gone, Old Eng lish Song, and choral numbers like Carry Me Back to Old Virginny and The Little Brown Church. The event at Winchester Park includes solos, rhythm, and German folk songs with audience participation. A Friday bridge club meeting follows at Mrs. Lewis H. Hyde’s home on West Boscawwen street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Park
Luther Richmond
Kauffman School
Sailor Lads
Carpers Valley School
Bryarly
Bendemeer
Thomas More
Franklin
Young Bugler
Merz
Middletown
Gainesboro
Miller School
Round Hill
Round Hill School
Beethoven
Raymond Racey
Littl Brown
Wildwood
Pitts
Miller
Old Virginny
Bland
Frederick County
Praeludium
Luther A Richman
America
K Bates
S. Ward
Franz Schubert
S. FP. Smith
Henry Carey
Stephens City
Wonderland
Sallie Hume Douglas
A. B. M. Gretry
Richard Couert de Lion
Orchard
Portnyanski
Raids Prompt Quick Search and Brief City Response
The raid struck at 4 p.m. as crowds could not seek shelter. Authorities launched rapid searches through wrecked buildings for victims while anti-aircraft squads fired a few rounds before raiders escaped. The city returned to normal shortly after.
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Averett College
Mary Ellen Miller
Cara Nome
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Aes
Avinee! Am
Sunshine Cleaners
East Lynne
Little Theatre
Episcopal Parish House
West Boscawen Street
Church Mission Society
Women’s Missionary Society of Grace Lutheran’ Church
Toms Brook
Toms Brook High School
Shenandoah County
Palace Theatre
Franz Peter Schubert
Harold Rowe
Forest Glen
Henry W. McVicar
Indian Hollow
Frank Stump
Frank Stump, Jr
Bocock
East Radford
C.E. Huntsberry
Margaret McVicar
Ada Thatcher Oppie
North America
Assur. Society
Dorothy Jones
A. O. McDonald
Hattie P. Jones
Dorothy
Alfred O. McDonald
Thomas E. McDonald
Frank G. Menter
Antietam U. B
Hagerstown
McDonald
Handley High School
City Welfare
Charles Town
W. Va
Boyce
Alecia Beauty Salon
Aden
Sue Canal
Palestine
Holy Land
Shepcne
India
Cairo
Alexandria
Arabia
Channel
Lands
Isle of Man
Malta
Cyprus
Rock of Gibraltar
Bermuda
Wilmer F. Shryock
Haldeman
W. B. Snider & Son
Colonial Beauty Shoppe
Cor
Cameron & Piccadilly Sts
Principality of
Wales
Richmond
Lewis H. Hyde
Oib
RED Cross
Untsberry
Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bradley
Timberlake
Phone 24 Company, Inc
Johnny Lawrence
Bakers of Southern Milk Bread
LEE Baking Company
Evening Star
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