Martinsburg Dale Carnegie pupils host after weekly class
Society pages report Mr Lou Cohen hosting a party at his Martinsburg apartment for almost the entire Dale Carnegie course public speaking class ending a 16 week session. Attendees include Mollie Glass Rachel Jennings Eleanor Scully Anne Kerr Russell and many others plus multiple doctors and professionals.
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Low Cohen
Martinsburg
Dale Carnegie
Lou Cohen
W. Va
Cohen
Mollie Glass
Rachel Jennings
Eleanor Scully
Anne Kerr Russell
Virginia Russell
C. Ridgely White
Ed Lee
Henry Post Mitchell
Leon Slavin
C. B. Harlee
Hubert Kerr
George
Laurens
Perest Jones
J. B. McKee
Thomas Gibson
George Smith
Tom Scully
John Scully
Ian MacCallum
Bob Mason
Philip Glaize
Jim Sargent
Jackie
Local club and fraternal group events listed for week
Thursday schedule includes tea and G A A meeting at club rooms at 5 30 p m and Modern Woodmen of America at Odd Fellows Hall at 6 p m Onward and Upward Class of Kerns town Methodist Church meets at Mrs BE Dean Adams home at 2 p m Friday features a weekly American Legion Post luncheon at George Washington Hotel Winchester Book Club May dinner at Way side Inn Middletown and a Bingo and Chinese Checker party by Order of Eastern Star at Farmers and Merchants Bank building A Woodmen of World meeting at Odd Fellows Hall on East Boscawen street is scheduled 00 p m
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Modern Woodmen of America
Odd Fellows Hall
Kernstown Methodist Church
BE. Dean Adams
American Legion Post
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Book Club
Wayside Inn
Middletown
Order of Eastern Star
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Woodmen of World
East Boscawen Street
Dinner Party Planned Tonight For Guest of Eleanor Scully
Miss Elizabeth Holmberg of Minneapolis arrives to spend several days as guest of Miss Eleanor Scully and will be honored at a dinner at the Scully family home on South Stewart Street. Last night Holmberg and Miss Eleanor Flood of Washington attended a small dinner at Winchester Golf Club with Anne Kerr Russell Eleanor Scully Margaret Byrd and Messrs. William Harris Tom Scully Joe Thomas and Joe Schroth.
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Elizabeth Holmberg
Minneapolis
Minn
Eleanor Scully
Miss Scully
South Stewart Street
Miss Holmberg
Eleanor Flood
Washington
Winchester Golf Club
Anne Kerr Russell
Margaret Byrd
William Harris
Tom Scully
Joe Thomas
Joe Schroth
Little Theatre Plans Outward Bound July Debut and HQ Move
At Winchester Little Theatre's meeting in Handley Library the group announced a July three act production of Outward Bound and the use of C P McVicar's West Boscawen street building second floor as temporary headquarters funded by a donor. The plan shifts from one act plays to a full three act season with rehearsals and tryouts to begin at the new headquarters.
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Winchester
Little Theatre
Handley Library
Ben Belchie
C. P. McVicar
West Boscawen Street
The
Roy Ryden
McVicar
Ryden
Noted Lecturer To Talk On 18th Century Gardens
Mrs. B F Arthur Jr has announced a lecture by Gordon Dunthorne on Fruit and Flower Gardens of the 18th Century to be held in Al die Virginia at Stokes the home of Miss Harris on Wednesday May 31 Tickets available from Mrs Arthur who will provide further information Also Bethel Ladies Aid marks 54th anniversary with a social featuring a musical program and a sermon by Rev George Waters of Winchester Mrs Anna Bailey is president and Mrs Guy Smith treasurer of the organization John F Barretts daughter Mary Ellen born at Winchester Memorial Hospital was welcomed into the family Barrett works at Peoples Drug Store
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Woodstock
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Virginia
U. D.C
Presbyterian Church
Lucy Kurta
Eugene Aulick
Charles Keeler
Fred Barr
William Colbert
Herbert Larrick
Susie Glass Strider
Harry Lupton
William Barr
R. Bruce Slonaker
Minnie Taylor
Mary Grey
May Faulkner
Slonaker
Colbert
Sidney Cox
Winchester Clarke Club
Winchester-Clarke County Garden Club
William P. Massey
North
Washington Street
B. F. Arthur, Jr
Arthur
Winchester Garden Clubs
J. V. Arthur
Kenneth Gilpin
Garden Club of
Danville
Thomas Byrd
Graham Dougherty
Carl Massey
Fred Glaize
Melvin Green
John D. Richardson
Elsworth Johnson
Fred Boyd
Aldie
Stokes
Bethel Ladies Aid
Society of Bethel Lutheran Church
Albin
Ellen Butler
Frances Spitzer
Elsie
Eltha Edwards
Helen
Louise Martin
Carrie Clayton
George Waters
Winchester
Anna Bailey
Guy Smith
John F
Modern Etiquette Q and A on letter dating and parties
Roberta Lee answers readers on where to place the date in social letters, advises grouping only congenial guests for a successful party, and notes charm of speech comes from a soft voice rather than a high strident tone.
Railway Tax Bill Is Heavy
M. W. Jones of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad magazine told the Rotary Club that U S railroads pay about a million dollars daily in taxes and charge one cent to haul a ton of freight. He added that in ten years railroads paid governments three and a quarter million dollars in taxes and building one freight car uses material from thirty one states. He noted coal strike costs of one hundred thousand dollars daily and urged fair even treatment to ensure a hopeful future. Visiting Rotarians included Dr Orville Van Deusen and Robert Williams.
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M. W. Jones
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Magazine
The
Rotary Club
United States
Mr. Jones
Orville van Deusen
Pront Royal
Robert Williams
Martinsburg
Senate passes peace time naval appropriation
The Senate approved a record peace time naval appropriation of 773 million dollars. Funds include 207.3 million for 23 new warships and 46.9 million for 500 new fighting planes, with allocations for two battleships, two cruisers, eight destroyers, eight submarines, two small seaplane tenders, and one repair ship. The bill returns to the House with amendments removing a 0.5 million dirigible allotment.
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Washington
Senate
House
Winchester cooks praise Mrs Watson Shockey cake
The Winchester Evening Star staff gathered for a cooking school led by Mrs J Watson Shockey. An iced black walnut cake disappeared quickly, underscoring the recipe’s quality.
Recent Visitors From Alexandria and Newport News
Mrs. George H Hayden and Mr and Mrs H K Brown and Mr and Mrs Jack Bryan of Alexandria visited Mr and Mrs Marshall Hayden of Cedar Creek grade. Mrs Hayden recently recovered at Winchester Memorial Hospital and has returned home. Gay Adams and son Donald of Newport News returned there after a Winchester visit with Mrs Adams aunt Mrs W T Colbert. Miss Eleanor Flood left for Washington after two days as guest of Mrs R E Byrd.
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George H. Hayden
H. K. Brown
Jack Bryan
Alexandria
Marshall Hayden
Cedar Creek
Hayden
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Gay Adams
Donald
Newport News
Winchester
Eleanor Flood
Washington
R. E. Byrd
Fourteen Homemakers Receive Awards At Winchester Cooking School
Fourteen homemakers left the Winchester Evening Star Cooking School with gifts of groceries and merchandise after yesterday's session. Attendance rose above opening day as lectures by Mrs. J. Watson Shockey drew public interest and the course near its best yet. Recipients listed include Mrs. O. D. Braithwaite, Mrs. Hubert A. Kerr, Mrs. Harry Racey and others at addresses across Winchester.
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Winchester Evening Star
J. Watson Shockey
Home Economics Service Corporation
Winchester
O. D. Braithwaite
Fairmont Avenue
Hubert A. Kerr
Amherst Street
Harry Racey
Charles Street
Gilbert Whitmire
Virginia Avgente
Emma Benson
Valley Avenue
John Massie
National Avenue
Maynard Sutphin
South Washington
Edwin Ritter
East Piccadilly
E. B. Smith
Ralph Ross
North Braddock
Bob Snapp
Mary Boyer
West Cecil
J. F. Bly
Fairview Avenue
Harold March
South
Loudoun
Carter Coal Company Fires 3000 Workers in West Virginia
Dismissal notices were handed to about 3,000 employees of the Carter Coal Company as operations were suspended indefinitely. General Superintendent G R Jennings announced the move. The firm, led by J Walter Carter, has opposed the CIO United Mine Workers union shop clause in Appalachian contracts. Carter had resigned from the wage committee during talks in New York.
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Welch
W. Va
Carter Coal Company
G. R. Jennings
West Virginia
J. Walter Carter
Appalachian
CIO
United Mine Workers
Carter
New York
Knights Templar Observe Ascension Service in Winchester
Winchester Commandery No 12 plans a 7 30 pm Ascension service at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church with Rev Ronald S Wilson delivering the sermon. Members meet at 7 in their asylum in full uniform excluding swords, then march to the church. Hymns led by Mrs Gordon Whitham and organist Mrs Lelia Sirbaugh. Committee includes Wilbur E Hewitt chair C Cassell Roy A Larrick Brady W Largent eminent commander.
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Winchester Commandery
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Ronald S. Wilson
Templar
Gordon Whitham
Lelia Sirbaugh
Wilbur E. Hewitt
C. Cassell
Roy A. Larrick
Brady W. Largent
Clergyman Norris Ready to Fight Baptist Convention Purge
The Rev J Frank Norris of Fort Worth and Detroit announced a new campaign to purge what he calls Communistic elements from the Southern Baptist Convention He plans floor resolutions to sever ties with the Federal Council of Churches and with Shanghai Baptist College and warned of open war if opposed He criticized Roosevelt meddling in European affairs and urged Congress to stay in session to prevent usurpation of power Norris travels frequently by air between his Fort Worth and Detroit churches.
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Oklahoma City
J. Frank Norris
Fort Worth
Detroit
Southern Baptist Convention
Baptist Foreign Mission Board
Federal Council of Churches
Shanghai Baptist College
Norris
Roosevelt
Congress
Auto Expansion Contingent Upon National Income
Alfred P. Sloan Jr. told the monopoly committee that the automobile industry could expand further if national income rises. He dismissed the idea the industry had reached saturation, saying he does not believe it has.
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Washington
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Board
Sloan
Settlement of Rift Possible in Polish German Talks
A Gazeta Polska statement that a reasonable settlement of Polish German relations should not be impossible was well received in Berlin. A propaganda ministry spokesman said Germany has always desired a reasonable settlement.
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Berlin
Gazeta Polska
Germany
Memorial Rites For Fairview Church Service Planned
All day memorial services will be held at Fairview Lutheran Church on Timber Ridge Sunday May 21. The Rev. M. L. Zirkle of Wardensville is pastor with Rev. C. H. Anderson Rev. 8S. J. Goode and other ministers expected to take part.
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Fairview Lutheran Church
Timber Ridge
M. L. Zirkle
Wardensville
C. H. Anderson
J. Goode
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