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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1930
Page
3
Garden Club Exhibition Plans For Flower Show In Shenandoah
A Shenandoah Valley garden club schedules a two day exhibition with pre event gatherings, judging entries and specialized displays. Volunteers coordinate arrangements for roses irises peonies and garden decor while prize ribbons are planned. A separate birthday dinner honors Mrs. S E Nesselrodt’s eightieth birthday with many local relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wunder
Bowman
Clyde &. Walton
Ella Martin
Nan Williams
William C. Ford
Phineas Stephens
Philip Williams
John C. Paxton
Ane J. Bree
Charles W. Massie
Jason J. Sperry
J. Shields Chapman
Missesita Magruder
Lucille Hottel
L. Virginia
Schmitt
van Blarcom
Miss Williams
Joseph W. Boyer
G. G.kinson
Sperry
C. W. Massie
Stephens
J. Walter Bailey
Jonathan Edwards
Elizabeth Pence
W. C. Ford
Frank S. Tavenner, Jr
Trotter
Kneisley
Frank B. Riddleberger
Guy Benchoff
J. W. Boyer
Shenandoah Valley
Garden Club
State Principals Conference Under Way In Virginia
A meeting of state principals is scheduled today and tomorrow. Accompanying the group are Mrs. Quarles and Miss Helen Crisman, plus Miss Anne Moore Snyder of Woodstock. D. W. Peters leads the conference on secondary education. Harris Hart will discuss the Next Season in Secondary Education. Dr. E A University of Virginia president will toast at tonight’s banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taheel
Quarles
Helen Crisman
Anne Moore Snyder
Woodstock
D. W. Peters
State Educational Department
Noday
Harris Hart
E. A
University of Virginia
Ladies Host Birthday Dinner for 75th Anniversary
Mrs. Harry Mason and sisters hosted a dinner at 128 South Cameron Street in honor of their mother and Olivia Harmer of Albin who celebrated her seventy fifth birthday. Pink and white decor themed the event with pink candles providing light. Attending were the Copenhavers Carpers Sloat and Rosserbell families and the Harmer and Mason households including Carroll Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mason
South Cameron Street
Claude Carper
John Copenhaver
Herbert Harmer
Olivia Harmer
Albin
Nancy
Katherine
Virginia
Clive
Herbert
Edna May
Clara
Dorothy
Pearl Maries
John I. Sloat
Rosserbell
Carroll
Miss Gladys Carver Takes Washington Position
Miss Gladys Carver formerly with the Harper Method Beauty Shop at the George Washington Hotel has accepted a senior post in Washington D C. She will depart tomorrow evening and start her duties Monday. Her parents are Mr and Mrs I L Carver of East Piccadilly Street Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Carver
Harper Method
George Washington Hotel
Washington, D. C
Carver
Washington
Winchester
I. L. Carver
East Piccadilly Street
Pool Reopens at Jordan Springs Hotel for Summer Use
The Jordan Springs Hotel pool has been cleaned and filled and is ready for use. Manager G. Edgar Soutter has overseen the work with a crew since April’s Apple Blossom Festival opening, preparing for summer visitors. Delighted patrons attended a Centenary Church Dorcas class play titled The Cousin From Coon Ridge sponsored by Mrs Myrtle Crismore with former pupils performing and refreshments served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Springs Hotel
G. Edgar Soutter
Centenary Church
Dorcas
Centenary Reformed Church
Coon Ridge
Myrtle Crismore
Bridge Club Entertained At the Model Home
Thursday Evening Bridge Club met at the Model Home on Graystone Terrace. Four tables played. prizes awarded to ladies and gentlemen with first and second places and consolation. Hostess Miss Virginia Nye Duvall served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Model Home
Graystone Terrace
J. S. Griffiths
S. M. Davis
Miles Orndorff
Jack Ambrose
Virginia Nye Duvall
Missionary from Japan speaks at local meeting
The Rev. Dr. John W. Moore of the Southern Presbyterian Church spoke at a Wednesday prayer meeting at the Presbyterian Church about Takamatsu Japan and its work. He departed yesterday afternoon for Staunton and Waynesboro and stayed at the manse on North Braddock Street during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
John W. Moore
Southern Presbyterian Church
Takamatsu
Presbyterian Church
Staunton
Waynesboro
North
Braddock ‘Street
Johnston Carter Wedding Set for Warrenton Season
Johnston Carter engagement announces wedding to Robert Johnston of Washington. The ceremony at 4 30 PM at St James Church with Rev Robert Johnston and Rev Paul Bowden officiating. Virginia Wood acts as maid of honor. reception to follow at the bride’s home. Carter family ties noted to Edward Carter and Light Horse Harry Lee lineage.
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Mates Penncer Boot Carter
Warrenton
Robert Eee Johnston
James A
Robert Johnston
St. John's Church
Washington
Paul Bowden
St. James
Virginia Wood
Waddy B. Wood
Miss Carter
Virginia
Edward Carter
Ann Carter
Harry” Lee
Robert E. Lee
Col
Robert Randolph
A Carter
Shirley Colonial Estate
Local News Highlights And Social Notes From Town
Rev Mr and Mrs Lineweaver attend funeral in Hagerstown Md for Mrs Mowbray widow of Rev Dr R L Mowbray pastor of Washington Square M E church five sons and one daughter survive. Gainesboro League to elect officers May 20. Troop 2 Boy Scouts hold lawn fete at The Elms tonight from 7 to 10 with grab bag and refreshments. Several locals visit or attend meetings with multiple visitors from nearby towns noted.
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Gainesboro League
Gainesboro Community League
Boy Scouts
Virginia Trade Ambassadors to England for next month
A Virginia delegation of business leaders will spend a month in England to strengthen Anglo American ties. The group includes Roanoke Edward L. Stone J. Gordon Bohannan Patrick Lynch J. Scott Parrish Richmond James Foynore, and other figures from Danville Richmond and Westover. They plan meetings with British counterparts to foster closer business and social relations between the two nations.
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Burg
J. Scott Parrish
Rich- Lynch
James Foyn Oochburg
Cen
Jory Hodges
Richmond
Col
A. Y B. Carrington
Danville
Gen. Saller
Front Royal
Julian H. Hill
George P. Coleman
Williamsburg
Junius P. Fishburn
Roanoke
Richard Crane
Westover
Lawyer's Father Also Accused In Real Estate Deal
Hagerstown Maryland May 16 two indictments for perjury returned by the Washington county grand jury against D Webster Groh and a second against his son Garland E Groh a Hagerstown attorney. Each was bonded 500 for a hearing at the circuit court term. The younger Groh was indicted yesterday for alleged false statements in a foreclosure suit involving both.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
D. Webster Groh
Garland E. Groh
Washington County Grand Jury
Circuit Court
Groh
Tannery Hopes To Win Classic At Churchill Downs
Kentucky fans rally around Tannery as Edward F. Prichard’s colt prepares for Saturday’s $50,000 classic at Churchill Downs. The homebred three year old ran a steady mile and furlong in 1.59 2-5, with 24 2-5 50 1 1-6 splits, boosting consideration for mud odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prichard
Earl Sande
Fox
Tannery
Gallant Fox
Love Notes Found In Rhom's Pocket Deepens Mystery
Richmond police and private detectives pursued a possible female witness after three hastily written love notes were found in Harry Rohm's vest pocket following his Monday night murder. The notes suggest a woman was in the second floor bedroom when the liquor dealer was killed. Rohm had divorced and remarried recently as he faced possible another separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhom
Richmond
Harry Rohm
Rohm
Richmond Police Department
Harry
Nother
Man Found Shot Dead at Cen Home
A man was found shot in the head in a cen home shortly before midnight Sunday. His family had been away for hours. No gun or bullets were found, and the lower floor of the house was in perfect order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den
Cen
Distribution of Va. Teachers Fund Explained in Brief
Richmond May 15 The $500000 equalization fund will base distribution on a minimum $60 monthly salary for white teachers and $10 monthly per year of professional training up to five years. Funds support qualified schools for term lengths, with one teacher per 25 pupils, two years of training, local funding for supplies, and eight class units per 25 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Harris Hart
Board of Education
Many Game Law Violators Found By State Wardens
Richmond reports show April convictions of Virginia game law violators reach 577, down from 852 in March. Fines collected dropped from 4931 in February to 2663 last month, while costs pursued fell to 2700.83 in April. Wardens covered 134,484 miles, more than March’s 116,904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Cos
Morrow Backs Senate Bid and Prohibition Repeal
Dwight W. Morrow opened his campaign for the Republican nomination to the U S Senate in Newark declaring support for repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. He argued states should have power to decide liquor policy and urged a constitutional amendment restoring state authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
United States Senate
Senate
Calls On All Baptists To Do Pioneering Work
New Orleans May 15 The Northern Baptist Convention fraternal delegate AL Miller of Boston urged Baptists to enlist in uniting northern and southern churches. The call followed word that talks of merging with the Disciples of Christ were halted and that the Southern church social service commission would withhold the memorial proposing merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
AL. Miller
Boston
Northern Baptist Convention
Southern Baptist Convention
Northern Baptists
Disciples of America
A. J. Barton
Atlanta
Commission of Social Eervice
Southern Church
Southern Memorial
Dallas Episcopal Committee Discusses Trial Prospects
A church council figure in Dallas asserts there is no doubt the trial will proceed. Another high church official avoids commenting on a rumor while noting the risk of publishing stronger stories. Two bishops concur, each approached differently regarding the pending proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Cannon
Episcopacy Committee
Dallas
Auto dealer discontinues business in Capon Bridge
Notice states Giffen Chevrolet Co of Capon Bridge West Virginia has discontinued business and the signer will not be responsible for any transactions without their personal signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giffen Chevrolet Co
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Senator
Baptists
Bureau
Capon Bridge
W. Va
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