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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1930
Page
3
Social and Personal News details mail timing after each ime but the social reporter Mrs. Teabatle P Miller will be pled to receive yea between 2 and 4 g mi for the following day one No.
Kathleen McCartney of Handley High School will present her piano students in a spring recital at 8 PM on May 30 in the High School auditorium. The program includes solos and two piano ensembles with works by Beethoven Liszt Chopin and more. Admission is free and the public is invited to attend.
The text urges visiting a chiropodist then choosing Wilbur Coon Shoes designed for bunion width and corn prevention. Shoes offer extra sizes to accommodate bunions while preserving snug arch and instep fit, with a roomy front.
A Saturday sale on Mrs. Robert M. Ward’s lawn at South Washington street supported the Winchester branch of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The event drew many shoppers and the society thanked the public for help in aiding those who cannot speak for themselves. People may contribute further clothing and household items to the SPCA treasury to continue the work.
Mrs. Lydia Recher of Philadelphia announces the engagement of her daughter Rei man Regina to Mr. John Bernard Parsons of Washington. The wedding is planned for August in Philadelphia with Miss Recher a Winchester native and Handley Schools graduate active in local theater.
The Association of Railway Surgeons of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans its thirty ninth annual convention June 4 6 with Governor John J Cornwell of West Virginia as principal guest speaker on Public Relations. Late Dr Julian F Ward of Winchester was long an honored member. Dr P W Boyd of the city is a member.
The Senior Class of Boyce High School attended a social at the Egyptian Tea Room after a Washington trip and theatre visit. Faculty members Eva Massey Elizabeth Hume Mildred Wilson Katherine Funkhouser Mary Lou Fritts Virginia Trenary Noda Royston and Arthur Golightly Charles Hook Charles Royston Wilbur Ginn Cobb attended. The junior class will hold a spelling match tomorrow night. On Sunday June 1 Rev Robert B Nelson will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at Em manual Episcopal Chapel.
Millwood Va May 28 Guests at The Moorings Mr and Mrs Ben Randolph entertained Mr and Mrs Joseph Mathews of Kirkwood Mo and daughter Miss Thornton Mathews. Miss Mary O Fallon of St Louis visiting Athlone. Major and Mrs Llewellyn Bull arrive for lunch at The Glen. Mrs Elizabeth Neville 93 oldest Millwood resident broke hip. cared for by nurse Mrs Court.
Robert Y. Conrad Post of the American Legion will sponsor the Winchester playground movement this summer in cooperation with the Winchester Playgrounds Association. William G. Hardy remains treasurer for donations to cover expenses. John I. Brown Jr will lead the summer program, directing playgrounds for white children at Handley School, Friends Meeting House, and Harris Addition, with a separate Douglas School grounds for colored children.
Mrs. Anna Keefer, 77, widow of William P. Keefer, testifies that plaintiff Paul W. Ed wards was authorized to sign notes for her husband and herself. Edwards faces murder and eight forgery counts tied to notes totaling over 5 000 dollars. Roy Edwards, the defendant’s son, testifies about rats and poison purchase used to kill Keefer.
The Senate foreign relations committee hears naval officers criticize the London naval agreement. Rear Admiral S. S. Robison of the Naval Academy calls six inch gun cruisers unnecessary except for surprise attacks.
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