Alumni charity ball plans at Handley High School
Alumni Association of Handley High School prepares a charity ball at Rouss Hall after a charity football game at the High School Stadium. Red Bailey and His Ten Collegians will play music with special numbers expected. Proceeds go to a local charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley High School
Rouss Hall
Red” Bailey
Hugh Hawkins
Sue Schlack
Jack Harrell
Kenneth L. Rice
John Glaize
Richard Gray
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
A schedule of weekly gatherings including Grace Lutheran adult choir practice at 8:30 p m Thursday Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel and American Legion Post at 12 30 p m at the Frederick Tea Room Women’s Civic League bi monthly luncheon at West Boscawen Street Braddock Street Methodist choir at 7 p m Young Christian’s Class at Braddock South led by Mrs E C Yost and a Community League spelling bee at Kaufman School Monday Music Lovers’ Club meeting at 8 p m at Mrs Frank L Buckley’s home Tuesday Lions Club 12 30 p m and Kiwanis Club at 12 45 p m at George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
George Washington Nay
American Legion Post
Geo. Washington Hotel
Women’s Civic League
Frederick Tea Room
West Boscawen Street
Young People's Choir
Braddock Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Young Christian
Methodist Episcopal South
E. C. Yost
West Clifford Street
Community League of Kauffman School
Music Lovers’ Club
Frank L. Buckley
Girl Scouts Aid Red Cross With Milk Donations
Girl Scout Community Committee met at Miss Caroline Hunter's home to report Thanksgiving milk donations to the Red Cross from Troops 1 through 4. Troop 4 welcomed new members Anne Oakes Janet Larrent Joyce Largent Louise Cain Marjorie Atwell Margaret Gibbons Catherine Van Meteer and Dorothy Hawthorne. The group planned Christmas activities including a party for Red Cross home children and delivering old toys to engine houses. Mr George S Pitzer remains ill at home near Clearbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout
Caroline Hunter
Eugene Cooper
Donald McFadden
Walter Bosserman
Joseph Hodgson
John Scully
Robert T. Barton
William P. Massey
Elizabeth Kern
Rene Mathews
S. Fred Stine
Red Cross
Anne Oakes
Janet Larrent
Joyce Largent
Louise Cain
Marjorie Atwell
Margaret Gibbons
Catherine van Meteer
Dorothy Hawthorne
Turkey Supper Friday Evening at White Hall
The Ladies of White Hall Methodist Church South host a turkey supper from 4 to 10 pm in the White Hall Schoolhouse. Public patronage is requested and the menu includes turkey, cranberries, cake, ice cream and other goodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hall
White Hall Methodist Church
South
White Hall School House
Girls' Athletic Association Meeting Thursday Evening
The Girls' Athletic Association will gather Thursday at 7 30 in the club rooms on West Piccadilly street to discuss important matters and plan the annual Christmas dance. Mr Harrison Davies has returned to Baltimore to study at Johns Hopkins University after visiting Judge and Mrs Thomas W Harrison on South Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Athletic Association
West Piccadilly Street
Harrison Davies
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Thomas W. Harrison
South Washington Street
Local Notes From Winchester and Clarke County
Mr. Watson Carter and family move to Miss Effie Baker's farm near Stephens City. H B Watson of Chevy Chase Md visits Winchester for business at local apple offices. Margaret Beck returns to Lynchburg to teach after Thanksgiving with Mrs. Wood on North Braddock. Mrs. W C Plundeke heads to New York City after staying with her parents Hillyards. Mrs. Frank Lovett leaves for Baltimore on business. Mr. and Mrs. Frank N Hack return from French Lick Springs Ind. Mrs. Charles W Trenary hosts Winchester and Clarke Garden Club at Washington Inn. Marcia Allen returns to New York after visiting Anne Brooke Kern on Fairmont. Young People's Choir of United Brethren Church holds 645 PM rehearsal. final before Sunday services. Rev. Herbert A Donavan returns to Fairfax parish after Mission services in Winchester. Harriet Pearson returns to Chase City to teach after Thanksgiving with the Pearsons. Arabella Davies returns to Washington after Thanksgiving. Guns ton Hall student. Frances George returns to Richmond to study at Westhampton College after holidays with George family. Paul Carper, now home post operation at Union Memorial Hospital, Baltimore, resting more comfortably. Madeline Fries, Garfield Hospital nurse, visiting relatives on North Braddock, now in Martinsburg with friends. Meda Dick, Memorial Hospital patient after injuries, resting more comfortably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Fries
Garfield Hospital
Washington
Lewis Fries
North Braddock Street
Martinsburg
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Cooper in Berryville
Funeral ceremonies for Mrs Harriet Virginia Cooper of Boyce and Hagerstown were held at her daughter’s home in Hagerstown and at the Methodist Church in Berryville. Rev C S Rider led the initial service. burial followed at Green Hill Cemetery in Berryville. Surviving children include E C Cooper W L Cooper C G Cooper Rev Marvis S Cooper Ada Shanholtz Bessie Fleet Mamie Hamilton Ruth Ridgeway. Born September 5 1850 the Loudoun native died Friday at age 82.
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Harriet Virginia Cooper
Loudoun County
Boyce
Clarke’ County
Bessie Fleet
Hagerstown
William
Matilda Willingham
Methodist Episcopal Church
Emmanuel Stover Cooper
Cooper
E. C. Cooper
W. L. Cooper
Mason-Dixon
C. G. Cooper
Marvis S. Cooper
Hastings
Nebr
Ada Shanholtz
Lemoyne
Mamie Hamilton
Ruth Ridgeway
Millwood
Fleet
C. S. Rider
South
Berryville
Brown
Mr. Stephenson
White Post
Clarence Lloyd
Near Millwood
Green Hill Cemetery
Capitalism Critique and Search for Alternatives
A critical view argues that the capitalist system fails and suggests seeking viable alternative models, noting difficulty in identifying any proven system that works and drawing on practical conclusions.
Tax Cuts Urged As Nations Faces Heavy Burden
Senator Byrd urged limiting government spending and cutting general taxes in a radio address. He warned that overgrown government burdens threaten prosperity and liberty, citing a one in three tax ratio and Virginia's balanced budget and road funding reforms. He praised segregation and consolidation of alms houses and noted rural tax savings from repealing local road taxes.
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Byrd
Virginia
Old Dominion
Committee On Civil Education
American Academy of Political Science
VMI To Play Army In 1933
VMI revises its 1933 football schedule replacing Cotadel with Army. The opener switches from King to Emory and Henry on September 2. Scheduled games include Emory and Henry at Lexington September 23 and Army at West Point October 7.
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Associated Press
Lexington
Army
Cotadel
Virginia Military Institute
King
Emory and Henry
Duke
Durham
West Point
Davidson
Davisson
University of Maryland
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
William and Mary
University of Kentucky
University of Richmond
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Roanoke
Major Robertson Releases List Of 72 Postmasters
A lengthy roster shows 72 postmasters with salaries and term dates across Virginia localities including Waynesboro, Staunton, Harrisonburg, Charlottesville, Winchester and more. Notable postings include postmasters J H Furr in Waynesboro and J L Humbert in Charlottesville.
Chicago Grain Closing Prices Report
Quotations furnished by Legg and Company from the Chicago Board of Trade and Baltimore Chamber of Commerce. Listing closing prices for grain items as compiled for Chicago trading activity.
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Chicago
Legg and Company
Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore
Chicago Board of Trade
Baltimore Chamber of Commerce
Cage Board of Trade Today
Extension Work Builds Youth Leadership Across Counties
Agricultural extension work through county agents and home demonstration agents develops boys and girls in leadership and organized work.
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Iza
Slersonal
Ee Canal
Gerrardstown
Mabel Virginia Shoemaker
Wilson Milburn
W. Va
Earl Milburn
Frederick County
Howard Shoemaker
Jefferson County
John Patterson
Sunshine Club
W. H. Mellwee
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
W.H. MclIiwee
West Pall Mall Street
I. N. Good
George W. Haddox
Martin Wisecarver
L. R. Dettra
Vaucluse
Carson Dettra
Winchester
J. E. Dettra
Kernstown
Paul Dettra
Stephens City
C. B. Stickley
Elmer Kimmell
Ruhama
Katheryn Henshaw
Messrs
Preston and
Willoughby Henshaw
Swimley
Wyndham
A. B .Ndham
Church Street
J. Frank Coffman
Jacqueline
Brunswick
Delphian Society
Library
The
Handley Library
Carl R. Swinson
Girls’ Guild
Centenary Reformed Church
Sir Gallahad
of the Red Cross
George S. Pitzer
Clearbrook
Huntsberry
Coun
H. B. Watson
Chevy Chase, Md
Apple
Margaret Beck
Lynchburg
Margaret Wood
W. C. Plundeke
New York City
W. R. Hillyard
Frank Lovett
North Loudoun Street
Frank N. Hack
French Lick Springs
Ind
Charles W. Trenary
Winchester and
Clarke County Garden Club
Washington Inn
South Stewart Street
Marcia Allen
Anne Brooke Kern
Fairmont Avenue
United Brethren Church
Wekely
Herbert A. Donavan
Fairfax
Christ Episcopal Church
Harriet Pearson
Chase City
Lewis Pearson
National Avenue
Arabella Davies
Julian F. Ward
Miss. Davies
Gunston Hall School
Frances George
Richmond
Westhampton College
Mrs. W. B. George
Paul Carper
Union Memorial Hospital
Meda Dick
Memorial Hospital
Parker
V.M.I
Maj. Robertson
Mars B. Jordan
Appomattox County
Appomattox
J. E Dmnwiddie
Pires
Pamplin
Walter C. Pranklin
Augusta County
J. F. Walker
Stuarts
W. R. Kindig
Waynesboro
J. H. Furr
Jane
Weyers Cave
B. L Showalter
Bath County
Hot Springs
L. Colphin
Millboro
A. F. Johnson
Warm Springs
R. M. Cleek
E. A. Lindsay
Cumberland County
Cartersvile
W. A. Stout
Cumberland
M. P. Moon
Fluvanna County Bremo Bluff
S. T. Ratson
Columbia
L. H. Stoneman
Fork Union
C. G. Thomas
Palmyra
L. S. Haden
Middletown
J. T. Reely
P. E Lineburgis
Grene County
Stanardsville
L. G. Mitchell
Highland County
Monterey
D. D. Curry
Madison County
Roseland
H. M. Giles
Schuyler
R. F. Hicks
Shipman
Summerfield Baker
J. H. Cox
Rockingham County
Broadway
C. B. Whitmore
Dayton
W. H. Revbush
Elkton
N. W. Firewater
Grottoes
Peamaster
W. J. Harnsberger
McGaheyaville
J. O. Hawkins
Timberville
Glasgow
W. R. Moose
Goshen
J. C. Humphries
McClung Patton
Natural Bridge
Gladys Mitchell
Raphine
W. C. McCormick
Shenandoah County
Bird Haven
W. B. Clark
Edinburg
J. N. Coffman
Maurertown
W. E. Shaver
Mr. Jackson
W. W. Middleton
New Market
Mary B. Wickes
Quicksburg
D. E. Wine
Strasburg
J. R. Miller
Toms Brook
Maude Hockman
Woodstock
E. C. Geary
Yarren County
G. Allen
Riverton
Lillie Hammock
Buena Vista
W. D. Austin
Harlottesville
J. L. Humbert
Rrisonburg
C. A. Hammer
J J. Kivighan
H. C. Stouffer
Christmas Club
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Wonder
North
Loudoun Street
Grocers
Margaret L. Hodgson
Acme
the Bell Clothes Shop
Big Joe
Nave
Loudoun and
Boscawen St
R. M Swimley
George Washington Hotel
Peragon
Lovett
N. Main St
Wenderstand
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