Stephens City Demonstration Group EnjoysAfternoon of Canning and Talks
Mrs. Harry Hicks hosted the Stephens City Home Demonstration Group at her Re lief home for an afternoon of business and a demonstration by Miss Elizabeth Farrar on Homemade Labor Savers. Members and guests, including many Williams and Snapp family names, attended, and a canning contest planning meeting was announced for fall.
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Harry Hicks
Stephens City
Relief
Elizabeth Farrar
County
Flower Garden Club
Hicks
L. D. Pifer
E. J. Hicks
F. B. Cadwallader
L. B. Snapp
C. C. Brill
George Lowery
R. H. Ridgeway
H. P. Lovett
Milton Swartz
Frank Snapp
HA. Funk
W. M. Stickley
Ashby Graves
Snapp Williams
Louise Graves
O’leary Brill
Kate Toskaner
New York
Farrar
Winchester social clubs and meetings calendar
A schedule listing regular meetings and events from Tuesday to Thursday. Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Modern Woodmen of America Lodge 136 in North Loudoun Street. Kiwanis weekly club, Winchester bowling league banquet, Elks Lodge, adult choirs at Grace Lutheran and United Brethren churches. Rotary Club, Girl Scouts mothers banquet, American Legion events at George Washington Hotel.
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George Washington Hotel
Modern Woodmen of America
North Loudoun Street
Kiwanis Club
Winchester
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
Rotary Club
American Legion Post
Shawnee Garden Club May Meeting at Mrs Rodman’s Home
The May Shawnee Garden Club meeting was hosted by Mrs. John Rodman Jr. on North Loudoun street with president Mrs. Eugene Cooper presiding. Dr. Hough spoke on Common Garden Pests and offered simple formulas for amateur gardeners. A report on iris varieties impressed members and a Flower Show is planned for May 29 by the Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club. Tea followed a sun parlor display and ribbons were awarded for top blooms. Rev. George Earle Owens conducted his first church wedding, uniting Miss Margaret I Nelson and Denver N Newlin.
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Shawnee Garden Club
John Rodman, Jr
North
Loudoun Street
Eugene Cooper
Herbert Larrick
Hough
Winchester
Clarke County
George Earle Owen
George Earle Owens
Church of Christ
Margaret I. Nelson
J. E. Nelson
Hayfield
Denver N. Newlin
Marion F. Newlin
Hagerstown
Shower Honors Mr and Mrs Williams at Open Home
A miscellaneous shower was given for Mr and Mrs Williams honoring their mother and sister in law at their Open home on Wednesday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Delmar McIlw ee and daughter Mary Ann Mrs Ernest Griffith and daughter Margaret Helen Mrs Ernest Ashwood and son Ronny.
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Leonard Williams
Ralph Williams
Wingfield
Roger Wingfield
North Avenue
Lee Wingfield
Wilbur Inskip to Lead Budget Department in Salisbury
Mr. Wilbur Inskip, lately with Shenandoah Auto Supply in Harrisonburg, spent Friday night in Stephens City and travels to Salisbury Maryland to assume charge of the budget department for a Goodrich dealer.
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Wilbur Inskip
Stephens City
Shenandoah Auto Supply Company, Inc
Harrisonburg
Goodrich Dealer
Salisbury
Two Inspectors Leave the Market Division Service
The Virginia Fruit notes resignations of Joseph T. Henley and S. G. Sutton from the state division of markets as inspectors. Henley devoted time to apples while Sutton handled apples with eyes. Rumor says the Crozet district will form its own inspection ring this season. Officials discuss a cooperative Virginia inspection with federal authorities and possible cross state work with West Virginia.
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Virginia Fruit
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Joseph T. Henley
S. G. Sutton
State Division of Markets
Crozet District
Virginia State Inspection Service
Virginia
West Virginia
Bi-State Golf League Opens Here With Local Teams
The Bi-State Golf League kicks off today at Winchester Golf Club with forty amateurs from four clubs including Winchester Opequon Martinsburg Belle Haven and Loudoun County. Twenty players from Winchester led by Donald Weems and F A Read Jr compete as the local team while professional entries join a joint match not counting toward the Bi-State trophy.
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Winchester Golf Club
Ubs
Opequon Golf Club
Martinsburg
Belle Haven Country Club
Alexandria
Loudoun County Golf Club
Purcellville
Winchester
Donald Weems
F. A. Read, Jr
Ed. E. Stone
L. R. Fay
Clarke T. Cooped
Edward Goss
Leonard Sirbaugh
Lester D. Arnold
F. L. Glaize, Jr
Philip Fowle
James Yates
W. Nelson Page
Coffee
Tom Ryan
Belle Haven
Carroll Hirst
Loudoun County
Albright
Opequon
Middletown Beats Berryville 28 to 3 in Baseball Clash
Middletown High School defeated Berryville 28 to 3 after a one sided afternoon at Middletown in Frederick County. The box score lists strong hitting from Shanholtz Kline Foxx Shull Larrick Pope Brill Carper Brumback and Totals while Berryville’s lineup includes Sponseller McDonald Ritter Alexander Williams Parker Campbell Willingham Barnett and others.
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Middletown
Berryville
Frederick County
Pill-Pounders
Beenie
Shanholtz
Kline
Foxx
Cite
Bee Shull
Larrick
Pope
Brill
Carper
Brumback
Berryville AB
Russell
Sponseller
de McDonald
P. c. SO Nls
Ritter
C. Ib
Ors
Murphy
Alexander
L. Parker
Williams
Zene
R. Parker
Campbell
Willingham
Barnett
President Roosevelt Heads to Quantico for Sequoia Cruise
President Roosevelt departs by motor for Quantico to board the Sequoia for an overnight fishing trip. He carries a rough veto draft on the bonus bill and plans to present it in person to Congress early next week. He may speak as a special session nears and intends to sail around Virginia capes, arriving at Annapolis tomorrow night.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Quantico
Point Lookout
Solomon’s Island
Congress
House
Senate
Capes
Virginia Capes
Chespeake Bay
Annapolis, Md
Roosevelt to Attend Harvard Navy Penn Crew Races
In Annapolis President Roosevelt plans to return next Saturday to watch the Harvard Navy and Penn crew races. His son Franklin Jr. will race. He is accompanied by Col Edwin M. Watson, Mrs Watson, Judge Samuel Rosenman and Mrs Rosenman, and Miss Marguerite Lehand.
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Napolis
Mr. Roosevelt
Franklin, Jr
Edwin M. Watson
Watson
Samuel Rosenman
Rosenman
New York
Marguerite Lehand
Personel
U S Soldiers Help Quell Tientsin Fire in British Concession
A massive blaze in Tientsin's British concession destroyed many British and Japanese owned buildings. US Army 115th Infantry assisted the local fire department and were credited with limiting further destruction. The fire began in the spire of All Saints Church during a christening service.
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Tientsin
China
United States
One Hundred and Fifteenth Infantry
Concession Fire Department
All Saint's Church
Apple varieties show varying vitamin C content
Experiments reveal that different apple varieties contain different amounts of vitamin C with some varieties higher in content than others.
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Mamie
Blanche Griffith
Hurl Himelright
W. H. Williams
Noel Williams
Paul Racey
Edwin Snapp
Lucien Ashwood
Charles Ashwood
Taft Russell
Hilda Willis
Virgie Snapp
Lerop White
Mary
Catherine
Junior
Newton Burkhart
Donald
Evelyn Dolores
Mrs. Williams
Hunisberry
Mr. Wilbur Inskip
Harry Steele
Kernstown M. E. Church
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Nannie Triplett
Floyd M. Lucas
Oxnard
R. E. Byrd
Henry Oxnard
Upperville
Louise Cunningham
Baltimore
Kayser
Clara V. Fultz
W. Boscawen
Columbia College
Aah
Shelvador
R. M. Swimley
Executive
Virginia Waters
W. Piccadilly St
U. S
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
OF Deposit Insurance
Hamman’s Dollar Store
America
Margaret L. Hodgson
Snapp’s
North Cameron St
Apple Storage, Inc
Winchester Cold Storage Corporation
C. L. Robinson Ice.& Cold Storage Corp
Brooks
Brooks’ ' Pharmacy Prescription Druggists
Lovett’s
Loudoun St
R.G. A. Stores
Underwood
WJZ
Joe Penner
Loudoun
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St