Social Notes Arrive for Ms Miller’s Social Desk
Social and personal news items should be mailed or phoned to the social reporter Mrs. Isabelle F. Miller by 6 p.m. for the next day’s column.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1930
Page
3
Social and personal news items should be mailed or phoned to the social reporter Mrs. Isabelle F. Miller by 6 p.m. for the next day’s column.
The Woman's Civic League held its first fall meeting at Mrs. R. T. Bar's home with several new members. Speakers discussed milk grading and the Handley Library needs, and the milk fund was continued after stories of milk parties improving underweight children. Major and Mrs. Miller of Richmond travel to their home as their son Cadet Philip Miller recuperates in Memorial Hospital. Colleen DeHaven received a five dollar prize for looseleaf notebooks. Major Thomas Meeks of Salvation Army visited Winchester. A wedding in town featured Mrs. John Grove attending. the bride from Gore, Frederick county, and Mr. Pope from Kernstown plan to live there.
A marriage license was issued in the Corporation clerk's office to Samuel B. Walters of Winchester and Regina Haines of Martinsburg West Virginia. Walters is a son of John W. Walters and works as a mechanic. Haines is a daughter of Charles H. Haines of Martinsburg.
The District Nurse Association announces a rummage sale on Saturday October 18 at 710 South Braddock Street. Funds are needed for fall and winter work and donations of second hand clothing furniture or household furnishings are welcomed. Merchants with unsold merchandise may contribute as well.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Janney Carper near Smithfield West Virginia included William Swartz and Mr. and Mrs Slonaker near Brucetown Mr. and Mrs. Alton Kent and children of Charles Town Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Abell and children and Mrs. Edward Brown of Bunker Hill West Virginia Miss Lyda Chapman of Winchester Miss Gladys Purcell Mrs Nathan Shirley and children of Smithfield Mr. and Mrs L G Bates of Washington are guests at the George Washington Hotel Taken ill suddenly while on duty at terms Mrs Thelma Stine ticket agent at the Union Bus Terminal was removed to the home of Mr and Mrs E L Stine in the county with unimproved condition this afternoon.
Miss Dixie Mason of New York City arrives for several days with her parents Mr and Mrs Isaac Mason of South Braddock Street. A former Columbia Medical Center psychiatry staff member, she is a 1925 Handley High School graduate and has studied in Baltimore New York and Canada.
Mr and Mrs Myron G Adams are parents of a son born in Southern Pines North Carolina on Sunday September 28 Friends in Winchester report the birth Miss Marian Harloe formerly of this city is the mother’s former name Mr Robert Hamilton of Hagerstown Maryland visited yesterday with Mr and Mrs W Lee Fisher on the Valley Pike Mr and Mrs Flannigan of Uperville Virginia were in town shopping yesterday.
A list of locals and visitors includes Mr. Robert Mamag of the University of Virginia visiting his Washington parents on South W Street, Mr. T. A. of Clarke county ill at his son's home, Mrs. George F. Norton departing for Mount Vernon to visit relatives, Mrs. Annie Johnson returning from Washington after the death of her uncle R. E. L. Whitacre, and others such as Mr. John Carver of Baltimore, Mr. Lyle Herrell and his uncle on a business trip to Ohio, Miss Virginia Nye Duvall in Oakland Maryland, and families staying at Hotel Jack and George Washington Hotel. Master John Hockman improving after surgery, Dr. M. M. Lynch Jr. and family visiting Winchester, and Mrs. Stanley E. Harmer returning home from Washington.
Rev Dr Frank McFaden of Winchester addressed the Woodstock Rotary Club urging appreciation of blessings and acceptance of good times and bad. He praised Rotary’s global impact and urged members to live the Rotary principle of Service Above Self through active civic service.
In Havana the Cuban Congress in a special session granted President Machado power to suspend constitutional guarantees for 20 days to restore public order. The measure could extend island wide. The president cited sedition propaganda as justification and sought authority to strengthen public confidence and national strength.
The body of a woman was found by her husband Charles Rohare an agricultural instructor at the school. Authorities said an examination showed she was killed by a maniac or a person in a rage.
New York stock market closes a turbulent week with weariness as traders slump into weekend profit taking. Bears attack soft spots while pivotal shares see uneven demand and most important stocks finish one to seven points lower. Total volume around 900000 shares.
The Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Corp updates list numerous recent deeds admitted to record by the clerk of the Corporation Court. Transfers include properties on Fairmont Avenue Braddock Street North Cameron Street East Germain Street Loudoun Street and other parcels with various nominal or specified considerations. Included are parcels to James M Hott J H Lockhart et ux to Fred L Glaize John Solenberger Clarence L Butler Cumberland Valley and Martinsburg Railroad Co Jess H Hicks Charles P Bailey William R Bryarly R C Green Fred A Crisman Margaret Coontz and J W Baker among others.
Jack Forney of Staunton was unanimously chosen president of an employees organization for Warner Brothers theatres in Staunton. He has been linked with Shenandoah Valley Theatre Inc and served as chief projectionist at Strand Theatre for the past year. The first meeting outlined preliminary plans and social activities led by Warner Brothers executives. Strand and New theatres staffs are members.
A four month old girl kidnapped from her crib last night near here was found drowned in a milk storage house close to her home today. Paul Lewis, the father, reported the bed empty and the body found within 50 yards of the house after arousing neighbors. His $40 purse was missing with no trace of the kidnapper or robber.
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania a car carrying University of Pittsburgh students from Philippi West Virginia to Morgantown struck a parked truck. George Waddell was killed and Thomas Ewing and Francis Franklin were injured.
Mrs. Pearl M. Axson of Fort Wayne Indiana asks the Red Cross for any information on her father George M. Foster once of Winchester. She seeks details of his whereabouts death or alive as part of settling an estate. Foster reportedly left Winchester in 1926 intending to reach Fort Wayne.
Charges of embezzling funds of the Virginia Methodist Orphanage pending against J. P. Jones a member of the Virginia General Assembly and former orphanage treasurer were continued until October 8 in police court here.
Mrs Eva White visited Mrs Howard White last Thursday. Mrs Kate Cornwell spent a day with Mrs Bertia Armel. Mrs Lee Brown of Greenway weekended at Gi ues awaeetes eee Funk's home. Mrs Lola Perry visited Mrs Harry White near Stephens City. Mr and Mrs Willie Walker and daughter called at Howard White's home. Miss Wallie Arnold called on Mrs Howard White. Guests of Mr and Mrs Willie Walker included Mr Walker and daughters Mildred and Lucille from Nineveh. Mrs Leslie Carper and Mrs William Shubert with children from Winchester called Wednesday evening. Miss Hilda and Miss Hazel Grubbs visited Miss Annabelle White last Saturday.
On narrow two lane roads rear end and head on collisions were common. Now highways are being widened to allow three or four vehicles to collide simultaneously, according to a judge.
Mrs P Y Brinton named director of the Christ Church Episcopal choir in Winchester with Riza Peter Yates Brinton as future director. Reorganization includes sopranos Altos tenors and basses listed. communion service tomorrow morning. offertory solo Come Unto Me by Lindsay. evening anthem Now the Day is O er by Speaks.
Boyce Virginia plans an annual fundraising drive for the Boy Scouts with eight district leaders. The campaign starts soon and runs for one week as scouts seek community support for worthy projects.
Berryville Virginia reported two individuals were fined $25 plus costs each yesterday afternoon for altering dates on refund slips. The incident occurred in Berryville with local authorities stating the pair admitted wrongdoing and paid penalties.
Volney Purcell Hill, 88, a Civil War veteran of Company A,th Virginia, died at the home of his son Craven Hill in Shepherdstown, West Virginia. Survived by son Percy Hill and a sister Mrs. Sarah C. Beans. Funeral at his Shepherdstown residence Sunday at 2 PM, burial in Charles Town. He was born in Frederick County and moved to Loudoun County as a child.
Mrs Mary J Dunn widow of Robert Dunn died at six this morning at her niece’s home on Red Bud road east of Winchester after a paralytic stroke last Thursday. She was 75 and leaves three siblings. Funeral Monday at Red Bud Church with Rev O D Lambert officiating. interment in the church graveyard. Pallbearers listed.
Henry Mason of Winchester learns his father Ephraim Mason died in Berkeley County West Virginia due to paralysis. A lifelong Berkeley County farmer, he left a widow formerly Miss Fannie Barrett and many children including Henry Mason Martinsburg H Mason Tuscarora Elmer Willis Marlowe Edith Marvin Arlie Mrs Sarah Canby. Funeral held this afternoon at Tuscarora Church with burial in the adjacent cemetery.
Magistrate Pulliam fined H. C. Warden and C. M. Galloway for altering refund dates on state tax slips. Warden allegedly changed September 7 to 11 while Galloway altered August to September 8. Officer Maynard Peleer filed charges after slips did not tally with Standard Oil duplicates.
A Macon Telegraph quotation notes the shooter of Jake Lingle is hard to locate, joking that perhaps he rolled under the bureau. The remark reflects a public fascination with the Chicago crime case and the difficulty of capturing the assailant.
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