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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1933

Page

6

Summer Cold Buffet Supper Ideas For Guests

A practical guide to preparing a summer cold buffet with advance prep tips, attractive platters, and simple garnishes. It suggests cold meats, salads, aspics, appetizers, desserts, and fruit gelatins, plus easy sandwich ideas and serving notes for a hospitable, low effort gathering.

Detachable Fashion Spurs Quick-Change Garb for Modern Women

Detachable parts in gowns let the modern woman adapt outfits for any occasion. Tailleur in gray wool with a white pique neckband, a mustard dress with extending sleeves, and a black tulle evening gown illustrate how sleeves and capes transform everyday wear into formal attire in moments.

Associated Press

Pageant and Sports Day at Clarke County Training Schools

Clarke County Training Schools in Berryville prepare for their Eleventh Annual Pageant on May 19 at the school grounds. The event includes a morning athletic meet among Clarke county colored schools, the pageant The Anger of the Sun God at 11, a 2 pm baseball game Berryville Friends vs Upperville, and the evening play The Thief of Uganda.

Serryville Clarke County Training Schools Josephine Cty Clarke County Berryville Upperville Uganda E. T. Johnson Winchester

Virginia Polytech set to award largest class ever

Blacksburg May 17 265 candidates seek degrees at Virginia Polytechnic Institute the largest graduating class in 61 years diplomas to be presented at 10 30 Tuesday morning Kendal Weisiger alum of VP I will give the address Dr Julian A Burrus VP I president will present diplomas H N Dyer of Martinsville will deliver the class valedictory and B H Cross of Newport News the salutatory baccalaureate sermon by Rev Dr Frank Meggs Paden is scheduled for June 4 events include band concert alumni receptions regimental parade and alumni association meetings 162 seniors will receive commissions in the reserve officers corps during finals nine infantry nine engineers 69 coggi Nerv £ 4 in enineers and 9 infenet

Blacksburg Virginia—Polytechnic—Institute Kendal Weisiger Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company Atlanta Julian A. Burrues V. P. Fh H. N. Dyer Martinsville B. H. Cross Newport News Frank T. Megs Paden First Presbyterian Church Winchester Reserve Officers' Corps Military Department

Jewish Feast of Weeks Observed After Memorial Day

Jewish Centers plan the observance of Shavuoth starting May 30 after Memorial Day, continuing May 31 and June 1. The festival occurs seven weeks after Passover and recalls the giving of the Ten Commandments. The Jewish Welfare Board and centers issue bulletins with significance and observance guidelines plus program ideas.

Mount Sinia Jewish Welfare Board Young Men and Women’s Hebrew Association

Gen Mitchell to Address Winchester Rotary Club

Gen Mitchell will speak at the Winchester Rotary Club luncheon at the George Washington Hotel tomorrow at 1 o clock. Rotarians expect an address on aviation topics from the writer and expert. Charles S. Coffman presides, with John F. Rodman Jr and Peyton J Marshall noted as officers.

Wie dl Seyee Meaker Winchester Rotary Club George Washington Hotel Gen. Mitchell Charles S. Coffman John F. Rodman, Jr Peyton J. Marshall Rotary District Newport News

Roosevelt Choose Five Leaders for World Confere

Washington May 15 Roosevelt reportedly selected five Democratic leaders to head the American delegation for the world conference opening June 12. Chief names named include James M. Cox Newton D. Baker and Bernard Baruch to join Secretary Hull and Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Pittman. The five-member slate was described as tentative.

Washington Roosevelt L Ow James M. C. Newton D. Baker Bernard M. Baruch Hull Pittman Senate Foreign Relations Committee

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