Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings and Events
Tuesday evening events include United Brethren Ladies' Aid at Mrs. L. D. Grubbs and a final Euterpian Club concert at Grace Lutheran. Wednesday features Kiwanis Luncheon at George Washington Hotel and garden and junior clubs in Clarke and Amherst streets, plus a chicken supper at Reformed Church. Thursday offers an SPCA rummage sale, Rotary luncheon, old Frederickstown Garden Club show, Handley High class play, and Fauquier Loudoun pageant at Foxcroft School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church Ladies’ Aid Society
L. D. Grubbs
National Avenue
Euterpian Club
Grace Lutheran Church
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Winchester-Clarke County
Junior Century Club
Clark Cooper
Amherst Street
Reformed Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Robert Ward
South Washington Street
Fauquier
Loudoun County
Foxcroft School
Junior Auxiliary Bridge Party at Thornhill Manor
The Junior Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital sponsors a bridge party Friday June 4 at 2 45 PM hosted by Mrs W A Baker at Thornhill Manor with tea, prizes, and table reservations through Mrs John M Steck Jr. Proceeds aid the hospital children ward and room redecorating. Admission 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
W. A. Baker
Thornhill Manor
Winchester
John M. Steck
Steck
Gala Outdoor Celebration Planned For Winchester Girl Scouts
The Winchester area hosts a Girl Scout Court of Awards at Ridgewood Orchard, W. P. Massey home. Troop 3 led by Miss Helen Massey handles campfires and seating. A second event features Susanne Fisher at Martinsburg High School Auditorium on May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Girl Scouts
Ridgewood Orchard
W. P. Massey
Winchester
Frederick County
Helen Massey
Orchard Road
Merriman’s Lane
Girl Scout Council
Girl, Scouting
Richard Whiting
Eugene Cooper
Henrietta Ritter
Modern Etiquette Q and A Summary
Roberta Lea answers readers on card club prizes glove etiquette and invitation phrasing. She cautions against expensive prizes, explains handshaking norms with glove use, and advises using concise language to accept invitations.
Social Notes Trim City Guest List For Week
Miss Mary McDonald heads to New York to select apparel for Wonder Apparel Shop. Garfield Hospital student Miss Jeanine Sprint visits with parents in Washington while music student George Resseguie tours Peabody Institute. Birmingham visitors Mr and Mrs George Klines and daughter Ann stay with the Armstrongs as they plan Europe travel. Various locals host or visit family across ties to Canada Baltimore and Grey stone Terrace. National Broadcasting staffer Peter Perrine arrives from Rockefeller Center for a visit with father Raymond Perrine before returning to New York. Rev. G W Stover and Garnet Hamrick head to Chambersburg for church conference. Roy Rinker and Richard Venable spend a Baltimore business day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Perrine
National Broadcasting Company
Rockefeller Center
New York City
Raymond Perrine
Fairmont Avenue
Perrine
Washington
New York
C I O Launches Drive to Organize New York White Collars
The committee for industrial organization begins a campaign in the New York metropolitan area with Allan B Haywood in charge. He forecasts the C I O will win a majority of about two million workers in Greater New York within a year. AFL leaders anticipate open conflict for control of labor, especially in municipal transit. Initial efforts target white collar workers and public utility hotel and restaurant staff along with transport workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Committee For Industrial Organization
Allan
Haywood
Peoria
John L. Lewis
C. I. Co
Great
American Federation of Labor
Organizing of Ford Employes Long Struggle
DETROIT May 18 Union strategy in the drive to organize Ford workers faced a prolonged struggle. International Automobile Workers Union officials planned deliberate campaign steps and showed no immediate demonstrations of union strength. A spokesman predicted steady effort through the summer while union leadership remained reticent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Henry Ford
International Automobile Workers Union
Steel Firms Plan Plant Closures Over Pickets
Republic Steel says it will close its plants and keep them shut until civil authorities clear the streets if picketing blocks employees from reaching work. The CIO threatened a strike unless a bargaining contract is signed, with Youngstown Sheet and Tube also facing possible strike action. The moves reflect efforts to organize the independent steel industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Republic Steel Corporation
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Radio Highlights On The Air Tonight In New York
Radio listings show tonight and tomorrow schedules across WEAF WJZ NBC and WABC CBS. Highlights include Cantor contract details and reminders of programs from Johnny Morgan Fred Astaire Revue and Isham Jones Orchestra with features on public recreation and junior league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe Louis
Jimmy Braddock
Chicago
WEAF
NBC
Haa
Sanaa
Cantor
CBS
WJZ
Roundtable
Public Recreation
Peter L. Harvie
Johnny and
Russ Morgan
Fred Astaire
Jimmy Fidler
Hollywood
Mining Congress
WABC
Alexander Woollcott
Hammerstein Music Hall
Jolson
Parkyakarkus
al Pearce
Jack Oakie College
Isham Jones
Husbands and Wives
Edgar A
Ben Bernie
Lou Holtz
Piccadilly Music Hall
Jan Savitt
Manhattan
Lena Madeson Phillips
U. of Iowa
Michael Strange
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Palace Beauty Salon
S. Loudoun St
Winchester, Va
Laurens Jones Florist
Loudoun
Connie’s Beauty Shop
Rainwater
Claude B. Smalts
Olga Nelson
Langlois
World Fauly Authority
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Sunshine
E. Piccadilly St
Fairbanks-Morse
O’connell
Braddock St
Old Frederickstown Club
Frederickstown
Centenary Reformed Church
Winchester Camp
Woodmen of America
Odd Fellows
Charlottesville
Order
Mr. Foreman
Maurice Foreman
Mrs. Wright
Joseph Wright
West Boscawen Street
Little Theatre
Charles Baker
Girls’ Athletic Association
Charles B. Baker
Baker
Mary Sullivan
J. D. Shockey
Peachy Hockman
Robert Cather
Philomena Laren
Doris Reid Jolliffe
Kathryn Sullivan
Mildred Ely Bradfield
Ohio
Ernest Ely
South Stewart Street
Sussanne Fisher
Metropolitan Opera Company
Martinsburg
W. Va
Martinsburg Kiwanis Club
Miss Fisher
Harry Johnson
Sutton
Metropolitan
Conservatory
Mary-Martha
John Hottie
Dottie Cooper
Men’s Bible Class Orchestra
C. H. Henkle
Clarke
Ralph Richardson
Fairfield
Gaylord
Clarke County
Hurley
Patrick Hurley
Belmont
Leesburg
R. E. Byrd
T. B. Byrd
George Cobb
Montgomery Ward
Sunday Farm Barre
Vermont
Cobb
Roberta Lea
Mary McDonald
Wonder Apparel Shop
Jeanine Sprint
Garfield Hospital
Mrs
Ashby Sprint
George Resseguie
L. B. Resseguie
West Cecil Street
Peabody Institute
Baltimore
W. R. Legge
Handley
George Klines
Ann
Birmingham
Ala
Frank Armstrong Jr
West Leicester Street
Ansel T. Baker
Lee Street
C. T. White
Louise White
Sussex
New Brunswick
Canada
Gordon Newell
Colorado
Greystone Terrace
Olney
Robert Newell
Manuel DeHaven
Augusta
Ida Ogden
This City
Wilco McAboy
Stephenson
Oar Foltz
Lockhart
Greenwalt Avenue
Robert Lonas
G. W. Stover
Garnet Hamerick
Chambersburg
Roy Rinker
Richard Venable
Gotham
Ford
Monts
France
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Charles Mercier
Steel
Maria UiMuNu
Venor
G. B. A. Reinburg
Baker’s Drug Store
Jack Ge
Newstand
Geo. Washington Hotel
Royal Portable
Royal
Tve
Loudoun ST
Ting CO
Haldeman’s
Kent St
Eddie Cantor
World Trade Syphoon
Ronald Lindsay
Felipe A. Espil
Francis B. Sayre
Sayre
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pan
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Big Joe
R. M. Swimley
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