Joint luncheon to discuss motion pictures at George Washington Hotel
The Civic League and American University Women sponsor a Saturday luncheon at the George Washington Hotel at 1 PM. Guests include presidents and secretaries of Clarke County groups such as the Woman's Club Berryville Century Club UDC DAR Jewish Woman's Club Little Theatre Delphi Society and other clubs. Reservations via Mrs Walter H Bosserman.
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Civic League
American University Women
George Washington Hotel
Clarke County Woman’s Club
Berryville
Century Club
United Daughters of the Confederacy
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jewish Woman's Club
Little Theatre
Delphian Society
Women’s Clubs
Walter H. Bosserman
Committee On Reservations
Social Calendar Shows Weekday Club Gatherings
Social calendar lists events across Tuesday to Saturday including Proaneur ers Club at Mrs Southroington, Modern Woodmen lodge, Little Theatre Sun Up rehearsals, Young People's Choir at First Baptist, Elks, Grace Lutheran Adult Choir, Rotary luncheon at George Washington Hotel, Delphian and Shawnee Garden Club, American Legion post luncheon, Civic League and AAW joint luncheon, and Lions Club meeting at George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Roington
Woodberg
North Loudoun Street
Handley Library
First Baptist Church
Adult Missionary Society of Braddock Street
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Delphian Society
Shawee Garden Club
Homes
T. Russell Cather
South Stewart Street
Robert Y. Conrad Post
The
American Legion
Little Theatre
Civic League
Winchester
American Association University Women
Lions Club
Entertaining Musical At Relief By Mr and Mrs Brill
Mr and Mrs C C Brill of Relief entertained friends at a Monday night musical on October 1 hosted by Carl Martin Stanley Pangle and William Branner. Attending were L D Pifer Marie and Robert Pifer Reba Rinker Ray Pifer Ephriam Pifer B L Snapp family Jennie Brill E J Hicks Ruth and Nettie Brill and others. Refreshments followed and the gathering concluded with good company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Brill
Carl Martin
Stanley Pangle
William Branner
L. D. Pifer
Marie
Robert
J. D. Rinker
Reba
Ray
Ephriam Pifer
B. L. Snapp
Pearl Everhart
H. W. Hicks
C. S. Martin
Richard
Charles Orndorff
Otis Brill
Jennie Brill
E. J. Hicks
Reverend H. H. Coffey Visits Winchester on Route to Harrisonburg
Rev. Harry Scott Coffey pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church South at Keyser West Virginia was a visitor in Winchester for a few hours yesterday afternoon while en route to Harrisonburg. He previously served four years as pastor of the Woodstock Methodist Church and has many friends in the Winchester district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffey
Winchester
Harry Scott Coffey
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Keyser
W. Va
Harrisonburg
Woodstock Methodist Church
Birthday Celebration for Little Betty Kathryn Willy
Betty Kathryn Willy was honored on her second birthday with a party at her parents home in Winchester. Guests included Winifred Sirbaugh Mildred Jenkins Helen Jenkins Virginia Timbrook Patsy Way Marie McKee Eugene Sirbaugh Harry Finchem and grandmother Mrs Finchem all of Winchester plus Miss Anna Willingham of Millwood. The children played games and received presents as refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Kathryn Willy
Winifred Sirbaugh
Mildred
Helen Jenkins
Virginia Timbrook
Patsy Way
Marie McKee
Eugene Sirbaugh
Harry Finchem
Betty
Finchem
Winchester
Anna Willingham
Millwood
Former Civilian Employees Visit Admiral Nulton
Former civilian employees Thomas McCarthy and others visited Admiral Louis M. Nulton at his home after driving from the Washington Navy Yard where they are now stationed. They came to pay respects to their former commandant and renew a valued friendship, reflecting cordial relations at the Boston Navy Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis M. Nulton
United States Navy
Deligh Thomas McCarthy
Washington Navy Yard
Boston Navy Yard
Nulton
Admiral Nulton
Sun Up plans dominate Little Theatre meeting
The Little Theatre held a special call meeting at Handley Library last night to advance Sun-Up with an early Capitol Theatre showing. Officers election postponed for further publicity. Miss Anne Brooke Kern reported on Sun-Up progress. Music Lovers Club to meet Oct 8 for reorganization and plans for November program. Admiral Nulton and Mrs. Nulton return to North Loudoon home. Various social notices and a note on Congress longest session from 1917-1915.
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Little Theatre
Handley Library
Anne Brooke Kern
Capitol Theatre
Music Lovers Club
Music Lovers’ Club
Alfred M. Kerfoot
South
Washington Street
Congress
Wilson
Germany
Lions Plan Hallowe'en Dance At George Washington Hotel
Lions Club meeting approved a Hallowe'en dance at the George Washington Hotel but rejected a costume format. Dr Allan T Hawthorne gave the invocation and Governor Peery commended the club for its strike related actions. A deputy district governor report was presented and bowling league opener set for Oct 4 against Kiwanis.
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Lions Club
John Allen
Entertainment Committee
George Washington Hotel
Allan T. Hawthorne
Preston
Peery
Grover Henshall
Boy Scout Club
Stanley Barr
Hopewell Club
Barr
Capitol Theatre
Riley
Lynchburg
Hoye Riley
Kiwanis Club
Lions
Dr. Hawthorne
Marlin Eckard
James Hughes
Mr. Eckard
Gozinta Origin in School Math Tale
The text explains gozinta as a playful misspelling of goes into traced to grammar school arithmetic where seven gozinta forty-nine seven times. It notes children refer to the mulfi gentios Sabie as the times.
Animals With Vertebrae Have Four-Leg Limit
A compact note states that animals with backbones never possess more than four legs. It emphasizes a maximum leg count across vertebrate species.
Garden soils need rebuilding with bone meal guidance
The article advises soil rebuilding this season using bonemeal as a general fertilizer rich in nitrogen and phosphoric acid. Apply a quarter pound per square yard, store dry to prevent lumping, and cultivate into the upper soil layer for lasting effect. It is slower than specialized commercial blends but effective over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Press Garden
Blue Ridge Country School Opens At Millwood With Eleven Scholars
Blue Ridge Country School opens in Millwood with eleven scholars led by Miss Adis Meade as principal and Miss Virginia Watkins Miss Valia Boyed and others among students. Mr William J Hogan assists. Rev Robert Goodwich assumes local rector duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge Country School
Millwood
Mr. Hogan
Margaret Dole
Virginia Watkins
Valia
Gertrude Doughtery
Benjamin Randolph
Philip
Thomas Meade
Lewis Burwell Meade
Everard
Thomas Wright Meade
Everard Kidder Meade
Kenneth N. Gilin, Jr
Frazier Dougherty
Adis Meade
Prospect Hill
William J. Hogan
Charlottesville
Robert Goodwich
Episcopal Church
Martinsville
Cunning
S Chapel
Old Chapel
Christ Church
Emmanuel Chapel
Boyce
Good Shepherd Chapel
Blue Ridge Mountain
Edgar Conley
Silver Sprine
Everard K. Meade
Louisville Better Films Council Plans Inaugural Meeting
The newly formed Louisville Better Films Council will hold its first public mass meeting. Working with theater managers and parent teacher groups its goal is film suitability classification. An information bureau offers data on films and speakers for civic meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Better Films Council
Co ed Designs 2 075 Million Bridge Plan
Ednth Reed a University of Minnesota student designed the plan accepted for a 2 075 million bridge to span the Missouri River at Omaha Nebraska. Reed is working toward her engineering degree and conceived the plan while recovering from an automobile accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Minnesota
Ednth Reed
Missouri River
Omaha
Neb
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S. Re Shanholtz
Council
Mrs. C. C. Brill
Federated Council of Church Women
Dern
Legion
Hampshire County
United Brethren Church
Anne Kiracofe
Girls’ Athletic Association
West Piccadilly Street
Colonial Theatre
Nash Conklin
Betty Conklin
Baltimore
West Pall Mall Street
Handley School
Conklin
E. D. Nash
Illinois
Clarence Shepard
Grimes
Sunshine Club
Reifkohl
Commander
Frederick Reifkohl
Long Island
Piccadilly Street
Huntsberry
Brooks
Brooks’ Pharmacy
United State Navy
North Loudoun Stret
Dean D. Frantis
Cleveland
Ohio
Laurence L. Browning
Maysville
Harry R. Greene
Hort Loudoun
Park View Inn
Berkeley Springs
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Winchester and
Clarke County Garden Club
Amherst Street
Mary Hyde
New York City
Harry K. Russell
Mary Greenway
Virginia Cover Russell
Newark
Philip Fowle
Jane Scully
Washington
T. R. Cather
R. Gray Williams
Harvey G. Mudd
Parkersburg
Minnie C. Baker
North Cameron Street
St. Louis. C
Gov. Peery
Eckard
By Dean Halliday
Mr. Goodwin
Cunningham Parish
Kenneth Gilpin
Country Club
Kenneth N. Gilpin
New York
Mrs.Van Vechter
Mary Carter Randolph
B. O'F. Randolph
Holton Arms School
Randolph
Jane Cary Randolph
Fairfax Randolph
Nathaniel B. Page
Minturn
Southern Dairies
Durham
N.C
Ben Smith
Mr. Meade
Findley
W. Pinkney Wetherall
Virginia Jacobs
Elizabeth Chew
Scarsdale
N. Y
John Mandel
Buzet Roberts
Philadelphia
Col
Parker Hitt
Front Royal
C. Walter Smith
Cazenovia
Sallie Smith
George W. Thompson
Edward Tayloe
Edge Hill
F. Allerton Read
Athlone
Margaret Froelick
Syracuse
James Hubbard
N.Y
M. Flournoy
Henry Jones
Courtney B. Jones
Isabella
Tenn
Blue Ridge Country Club
Board of Governors
George H. Burwell
B. O.F. Randlph
Mary F.page
Llewell
Prescott Harderoper
Ruxton
Nancy Huidekoper
Page Nelson Huidekoper
Edith Whitridge
Rufus Patterson
Court of St. James
Suppiar Saypavem
Atquensoe
WIPIV
Batessgo
Darien
Louisville
Edith Neea
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Commercial & Savings Bank
Tov
Big Joe
Loudoun St
Gage
Margaret L. Hodgson
INDY
Smart Thrift
Lovett Brothers
Mary S. Yeakley
Boscawen St. Clara
R. M. Swimley
Geo.Washington Hotel
Kurtz
Geo. W. Kurtz
Cameron Street
Charlotte Jenkins
Greenawalt Avenue
Middle West
California
Hollywood
Rock Creek
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