U D C Meeting Set in Winchester on May 19
The Virginia Division United Daughters of the Confederacy fourth district will meet in Winchester at the George Washington Hotel hosted by Gen Turner Ashby Chapter. Officers, committees, and chapters from 25 local units will attend with plans led by Mrs R A Hutcheson and Mrs W T Colbert et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Winchester
Turner Ashby
George Washing Hotel
W. T. Colbert
W.T. Barr
Frank L. Grim
Herbert
Craga
Howard Cather
G. G. Snarr
Il. B. Stokes
C. Fred. Barr
Walter E. Huntsberry
Martin Wisecarver
Luther A. Thomas
C. R. Anderson
R A. Hutcheson
Manassas
R. Bruce Slonaker
Miss Rosalie Nelson Visits Baltimore Before Return to Alexandria
Miss Rosalie Nelson, staying with her parents on West Boscawen Street, plans a Baltimore visit with her aunt before returning to Alexandria to resume duties as secretary to Mr Archie Hox ton at Episcopal High School. Tea Is Planned Next Week For Miss Carson. Among entertainments for Miss Virginia Carson of Riverton and Lieut Warren W Whitside whose wedding is this month, a tea will be hosted by Mrs B B Dutton and Mrs Percy Randolph at Mrs Randolphs Berryville home on Wednesday May 20 from 5 to 6 PM. Rummage Sale Donations Are Requested. Friends of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals collect second hand clothes for a rummage sale to be delivered to Mrs Robert M Ward on South Washington Street next week. Shower Is Tendered, Mrs H L James. Mrs Grover H Clevenger hosted a shower for Mrs Howard L James at her home 24 West Piccadilly Street with 34 guests and many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Nelson
Rey
R. B. Nelson
West Boscawen Street
Baltimore
Alexandria
Archie Hoxton
Episcopal High School
Miss Carson
Virginia Carson
Riverton
Warren W. Whitside
B. B. Dutton
Percy Randolph
Friends of the Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Robert M. Ward
South Washington Street
H. L. James
Grover H. Clevenger
East Germain Street
Howard L. James
Social calendar events and meetings list by day
Thursday events include Bowling Leaguers banquet at George W. Hotel and Girl Scout Leaders Association at 35 South Loudoun Street plus Missionary Society officer elections. Friday covers American Legion luncheon at George Washington Hotel Democratic Women meeting at Woodstock and bridge. Saturday and Monday feature Winchester branch AAUW, Home Guild, and a Stephens City senior dance. Tuesday lists Lions Kiwanis Young People's Choir Rotary and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Leaguers
George W. Hotel
Girl Scout Leaders Association
South Loudoun Street
Missionary Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Conrad _— Post
American Legion
George Washington Hotel
Woodstock
Victor Arthur
Weiner
Market Street
M. E. Church
Epworth League
United Brethren Missionary Association
Winchester
American Association of University Women
Robert Antrim
Boyce
George Snarr
New Hospital Auxiliary Officers Set For September
The Junior Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital held its last meeting of the year. New officers were elected to take office in September: Virginia Boyd president, Mrs. George H. Smith vice president, Mrs. Charles Smith recording secretary, Frances Jones corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Jamas A. Gibson treasurer. The group plans to improve the children’s ward next year and will skip summer activities except for the late August diphtheria clinic. Local doctors and pharmacists contribute annually to immunize schoolchildren. The treasurer reported a balance of 130 dollars, with fifty dollars to be donated to the Auxiliary endowment fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winster Memorial Hospital
Virginia Boyd
George H. Smith
Charles Smith
Frances Jones
Jamas A. Gibson
Shower Honors Mr and Mrs Welsh at White Post Home
A miscellaneous shower was hosted at the J. Robert White home for Mr. and Mrs. Luther Welsh of White Post. Guests played many games, gifts were plentiful, and refreshments were served with a list of attendees including the Whites, Madagans, Boyds, and Lemleys among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Robert White
Luther D. Welsh
White Post
Welsh
Hilda Boyd
Frances Madagan
Mozelle Madagan
Edna Snapp
Audrey
Lillian Cooke
Marguerite
Elsie
Retha White
James Sandy
McClure Rowland
William Boyd
Daniel Cooke
Eugene Kite
Harry
Wayne
Aubrey Madagan
Luther Welsh
Milton Lemley
David
Lloyd White
Freda
Lloyd, Jr
Bobbie
Harry O. White
J. W. Madagan
O. D. Perry
James
Orville
Bryan
Dorothy
Ella
Rae
Wilmer
Radio Highlights The Air Tonight Schedule Note
Radio listings summarize tonight's programs across networks WEAF WJZ WABC WOR and letters indicating acts such as Amos n Andy Frank Crumit Bing Crosby and Duke Ellington along with orchestras and guest speakers Senator Borah and Boake Carter scheduled through 1 30 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Ees
WABC
ABC
Swine
Lowell Thomas
WEAF
Amos
Andy
WJZ
Tony Russell
Frank Crumit
Howard Petrie
Boake Carter
Zeeene Vallee
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
WOR
Little Symphony Orchestra
Philip James
Ernest de Wald
William Borah
Idaho
Newark
Dorsey Orchestra
Bing Crosby
Bob Burns
Bester
Hines
Jesse Crawford
Ellington Orchestra
Mr. Golliday To Sing On Radio Program Tonight
Tenor soloist Leslie Golliday from Stephens City will perform on Bridgewater College's WSVA Harrisonburg station at 4 30 pm tomorrow. He will sing Then You'll Remember Me Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms The Rose of Traile and O So Pure O So Bright from Martha.
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Golliday
Leslie Golliday
Stephens City
Bridgewater College
WSVA
Harrisonburg
Traile
Martha
File- Ww
Rites Planned for Charles Cain in Local Notice
Charles Cain died after a highway crash near the Virginia line involving a Harrisburg truck and another car driven by Gardner. Cain's body was moved to Martinsburg for burial with services expected Saturday at 3 30 p.m. from the residence. Surviving family includes his daughter Kay Frances, sister Mrs. Frederick Jenkins, and brother Albert Douglas.
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Page One
Cain
Gardner
Washington
Frederick Jenkins
Virginia-West Virginia State Line
Bayliss
Harrisburg
Pifer
Martinsburg
C. W. Caulkins
Mount Hebron
Harry R. Cain
Winchester Woolen
Kay Frances
Albert Douglas
Pifers
Hills Are Raked felon in brush country near Ste wart
Twenty four of the state's most hardened felons began a breakout yesterday from the Ste wart brush country prison. The incident started with a mass escape attempt as inmates leveraged terrain to flee, prompting a widespread manhunt by authorities.
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Brush Country
Stewart
State
Wetzel Case to Reach Jury Late Today in Virginia
The Jack Wetzel trial in Woodstock Virginia, charging an attempted shooting of Deputy Sheriff Paul B Borden, was set to proceed to the jury around two this afternoon after a morning of jury instructions. Defense witnesses attacked the veracity of key prosecution witness Chester Orndorff, with Wetzel testifying and denying most allegations. Witnesses included Sheriff Gochenour and several deputies, plus doctors who treated Wetzel for gunshot wounds.
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Woodstock
Jack Wetzel
Cedar Creek
Paul B. Borden
Wetzel
Chester Orndorff
Harry L. McCann
F. W. Pingley
Frederick County
Luther G. Sheetz
Shenandoah County
R. L. Peer
Cedar Creek Valley
Commonwealth
W. B. Allen, Jr
Carl F. Gochenour
Figgins
William Spitler
E. C. Stuart
Winchester
G. G. Crawford
Strasburg
F. Wilson Gearing
Gochenour
Fay Vallee Files Third Divorce Suit In Los Angeles
Fay Webb Vallee, estranged wife of Rudy Vallee, files a third divorce suit in Los Angeles. The complaint seeks enforcement of a 1933 property settlement and cites his alleged temperamental behavior. Previous New York maintenance and California divorce pleas were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Vallee
Fay Webb Vallee
Miss Webb
Rudy
Los Angeles
New York
California
Fay
Lie tests fail to shake alibi in Guild slaying case
Police reported lie detector tests on Sylvester Cikoski, a night clerk at the Y W C A hotel where Mrs Lillian D Guild was slain in Chicago, failed to reveal inconsistency in his statements. Dr Harry Hoffman, head of the county behavior clinic, supervised the tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Cikoski
Lillian D. Guild
Chicago
Cikoski
Harry Hoffman
County Behavior Clinic
Guild
Freddie's Father and Sisters in Custody Fight
The Bartholomew family stayed in London after a Los Angeles judge dismissed the custody case of child star Freddie Bartholomew. Father Cecil Llewellyn Bartholomew and sisters Eileen and Hilda are pictured as he plans a renewed bid for Freddie's care.
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Mrs. Bartholomew
U.S
Freddie Bartholomew
Los Angeles
Freddie
London
Eileen
Hilda
Cecil Llewellyn Bartholomew
Mr. Bartholomew
Preddie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zace
Francis J. Marshall
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Louis L. Baker
North Braddock Street
John W. Rosenberger
J. A. Stretchberry
Frank B. Crawford
William M. Richards
Bichoff
Leona Peer Shade
Richard E. Griffith, Sr
Odd Fellows
Tuscarora Lodge
Odd Fellowship
G. W. Ropp
Berkeley County
R. E. Mason
Madison Lodge
Braddock Street
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
R. L. Clevenger
East
Monmouth Street
Kiwanis Club
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge No
Ellis
Piccadilly and
Braddock
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Mr. and
Mrs. Welsh
Bedens
W. M. Brashears
Wendell , Hein
Margaret Zeleth
Uniontown
William Ein
Anthony Zele
William Page Dame
Annie Funkhouser
North and
South Carolina
Ethel Knight
Henry B. Gilpin
B. Dutton
Washington, D
C. C. Brannon
Emma Racey
Washington, D. C
William Beverley
Roanoke
Milton Valley
Clarke County
Lyda Smith
Amherst Street
Edward Barr
Tennyson Avenue
Lester Branner
Bett Lee
Freda Grove
Genevieve Massie
Catherine Grove
Miss Grove
State Board of Affairs
L. M. Nichols
George Cheek
Harry Dotts
Nip Cope
Antlers
Charles Cain
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Onguer
Oxford
Huntsberry
VEAL
Pork End Chops Center
Cash & Carry
Pillsbury Magnolia
Weiners
Gibbs
Sa Dres
Central
Central Press
Tory
Spe
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Eileen, Cecil Llewellyn Bartholomew
AEVE
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Shirley Temple
Margaret L. Hodgson
Mary S. Yeakley
W. Boscawen
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