Social Calendar With Church Reception And Concert
Friday events include a 8 00 p m reception for Rev and Mrs Ronald Wilson in the Sunday School auditorium at the Presbyterian Church followed by an 8 30 p m concert at the George Washington Hotel by Anna belle Reinburg and Mario Cimino Also a lunch by the local AAUW chapter at the National Headquarters in Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Wilson
Presbyterian Church
George Washington Hotel
Annabelle Reinburg
Mario Cimino
American Association of University Women
National
Washington
Mr Martin Recovering From Illness At Home
Mr C M Martin, stricken ill two weeks ago, discharged from Memorial Hospital and convalescing at 16 West Gerrard Street with erysipelas under control. He remains in a weakened condition but is recovering satisfactorily at his cousin Miss Margaret Benteel residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
C.M. Martin
Memorial Hospital
Margaret Benteel
West Gerrard Street
Miniature Flower Show At Colonial Art and Craft Shop
Old Frederickstown Garden Club held a flower show at Colonial Art and Craft Shop on Piccadilly Street featuring miniature arrangements and other classes. Awards went to Mrs. Sam Preston Mrs. R. C. Green Mrs. Wendell Goode in Single miniature arrangements and to multiple winners in other divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Frederickstown Club
Colonial Art and Craft
Frederickstown
Colonial Art and Craft Shop
Piccadilly Street
Sam Preston
R. C. Green
Wendell Goode
Wilbur Krise
Ralph Snapp
Dailey Slonaker
Walter Bosserman
George Snarr
Russell Cather
Green
Miles Dean
W. H. Bosserman
Fred L. Glaize
W. Pp. Massey
Louis Nulton
Winchester
Clarke County
Signature on illness flowers etiquette
A reader asks if a signature is needed when sending flowers with a message. The reply: the sender’s name on the card serves as the signature. A woman directed by a stranger for street directions should respond courteously.
G A A Members Honor Mrs Baker At Tea In Club House
Girl's Athletic Association held a regular monthly tea in Coffman apartments honoring Mrs Charles Baker formerly Miss Mary Sullivan now vice president of the organization. The white decorated rooms featured an improvised altar and a bouquet presentation to Mrs Baker. About forty members greeted guests at the door.
Blue Ridge Country Club To Resume Tennis And Golf Tomorrow
The paper notes the Blue Ridge Country Club will resume tennis and golf activities tomorrow. It also mentions a June 4 dance at the old bank building in Stephens City hosted by the high school baseball team and lawn improvement club with music by Jim my Doman and his orchestra from Front Royal, dancing at 9:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge Country Club
Stephens City School
Bank Building
Blue Ridge Hunt Club Horse Show Returns to Carter Hall
Mrs. Gilpin announces entry forms mailed for the 44th Blue Ridge Hunt Club Horse Show at Carter Hall Gerard B. Lambert estate on May 31. Entries close May 26 with regular 1 entry fees. show begins 9 30 with brood mares class and continues through all divisions including heavy drafts to aid county farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge Hunt Club
J. W. Lewis
Boyce
Capitol Hill Debates Rail Retirement and Relief Measures
Congress in recess tackles key bills with the Interstate Commerce Committee reviewing a rail retirement measure and the Us Rel ief bill worth 1.5 billion dollars. Ways and Means studies tariff act changes while hearings continue on farm programs and dam legislation. Senate backs CCC permanency as House advances interior appropriation and relief debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Committee
Hous
Ways and Means Committee
Labor Subcommittee
Ellenbogen Textile
Senate
House
Interior Department
Feller to Rest Arm on Eastern Swing
Manager Steve O'Neill said Bob Feller would not pitch on the Indians' current eastern trip ending May 27. The young strikeout king reported his million dollar right arm felt weak with some soreness remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Steve O'Neill
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
O’neill
Feller
Turf Employes Farm Picket Lines
Jockeys and trainers from Bay Meadows formed picket lines in San Francisco before bookmaking houses. E. M. Greenwood president of the local union led one group that protested in the financial district carrying a banner reading Illegal Bookmaking Unfair to Organized Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Bay Meadows Race Track
E. M. Greenwood
Financial District
Paley to honor amateur radio operator at luncheon
William Paley will present his first annual award to Walter Stiles Jr of Coudersport Pa for his role with station W8DPY during the March 1936 flood. The event on WABC CBS radio airs Monday at 1 30 pm for 15 minutes. Chicago Jamboree returns to WEAF NBC Saturdays at 7 hosted by Don McNeill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William 5. Paley
Networks
Walter Stiles, Jr
Coudersport
W8dpy
Chicago
WEAF
NBC
Don McNeill
WABC
CBS
William Green
Paris
Wjz-Nbc
Irene Rich
Deems Taylor
Jack Pearl
Boy Scouts
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Piccadilly St
Underwood
Loudoun St
Fairbanks-Morse
Braddock St
Olga Nelson
Dara Nome Beauty Creations
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Crusaders
Mission Crusade
Sacred Heart Church
McVivar
West Boscawen Street
Aquia
Rappahannock
Brent Cemetery
Crusade Organization
Walter Nott
Bob Riley
Mr. Shryock
Loudoun, Street Presbyterian Church
Amos Shryock
Shryock
Jean Whitham
Miss Whitham
Whitham
Daniel E. Leatherman
Mr. Barnes
William Barnes
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Tschaikowsky
Prince Igor
Borodin
Fosse
Holy Ghost
Prothro
Stirling
Bunker Hill School
Bunker Hill High School
George Washington
L. Dewitt Gerhardt
Berkeley County Board of Education
Anna Bain
Edward Bain
Margaret Chapman
Fern Crawford
John Tabler
Frances Grove
Katherine Grove
Berkeley Kendall
Horace Legg
Bernard Lewis
Katherine Miller
Mary Onderdonk
Frances Ridgeway
Virginia Sager
Edna Shamburg
Elsie Shirey
Rufus Sowers
Paul Tabb
Margaret Tyler
George Whitacre
Julia Whitmore
Timber Ridge Ladies
Ladies’ Aid Society
Timber Ridge Christian Church
Herbert Kump
Beta Sigma Phi
Margaret Sirbaugh
Sirbaugh
Kate Bradford
Louise Butsler
Alice Taylor
Dorothy Rice
Henry van Dyke
Massey
Paul L. Massey
East Germain Street
George Smith
Century Club
L. M. Allen
West Clifford Street
B. B. Dutton
Francis de Montague
John M. Steck
Arthur Field
W. P. Massey
Snyder Alleman
Geraldine
Josephine
Stephens City
Albin
Alleman
Roberta Lea
Braddock Street Methodists
Women's Missionary Society
Hubert Sydenstricker
J. S. Sloat
Alice Groves
P. G. Treland
Harry Butler
H. B. Garber
O. L. Jamison
J. F. Bly
C. R. Keeler
C. S. Burgess
Haynes
Powell
Frank Butsier
Laura Anderson
Hammond
Hoye Riley
Ellette
Ella Miller
F. H. Way
Presiding Elder
W. W. McIntyre
Macedonia
Macedonia Church
Front Royal Road
George Burwell
Carter Hall
Lupton
Jessie Lupton
Richmond
Grand Lodge
Rebeckah Lodge
John Marshall Hotel
Leslie Carper
Shenandoah College Club
Strasburg
R. L. Boyd
George Barnes
Falcroft
Arthur Mason
Hagerstown
Henkel Boyd
Kernstown
Robert Boyd and Son
This City
Falcroft, Pa
Barnes
Lillie Boyd
Caroline Carson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
H. C. Marsh
Romney
R. B. Clagett
C. A. York
Front Royal
City
W. O. Talbert
National Avenue
T. Russell Cather
Little Washington, Va
Marie Louise Bose
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College
Garnet Hamrick
Rien
Mrs. Gilpin
Clarke
Capitol Hill
The
Associated Press
Agriculture Committee
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Bonneville Dam
Legislaton
Laurens Jones Florist
Loudoun
Royal
Pifer Printing CO
N. Loudoun St
Royal Portable
Devia
McCormicks
Dr. Damroch
Kaltenmeyer
Cincinnati
Soroptomist Club
James P. Pope
WOR
Lima
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Big Joe
Haldeman’s
Kent ST
Winchester Business College
N. Loudoun St. Winchester
Soddy Haines
Cedar Creek
Middletown
S. C. Stewart
Mgr
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washington Hotel
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