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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1934
Page
9
Pattern 9854 features a feminine frock with a V neck jabot belt and pointed cuffs. It suits matronly figures with a slim skirt and can be made in black sabre tin or canton crepes. Order details and book combo price are provided by Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1465 B offers a modish simple wearable dress with a fitted silhouette and optional belt or Cleo sash. It highlights velvets and metallic cloths with options in dark wool jerseys satins and taffetas. size 12 to 42. Tomorrow an evening gown of metallic cloth is featured.
In Baltimore the annual meeting of the Baltimore conference Methodist Episcopal Church South opened with Rev. Dr. Forney Hutchinson of Washington presiding. Hutchinson was elected president until Bishop Paul B. Kern of Greensboro arrives. Discussion will consider a plan to enlarge women's representation on conference boards and a new financial plan allowing each church to set its own budget and contributions.
Dr J J Rives of W delivered the opening sermon as about 300 ministers and 108 lay members gathered for the conference. The session will consider whether a presiding elder should be limited to a four year term.
The Rotary meeting featured D. J. Howard leading the Aims and Objects committee in reporting its role coordinating all clubs committees. The board approved financing the Boy Scout work, noting Rotary help is essential for continuing many activities. Herbert Solenberg er attended the Camp White Rock banquet with the Mary Boys Work head and the president.
D. J. Howard led Sunday service at the Boy Scout camp and presented an Advancement and an Attendance banner from the Rotary club. He praised the court’s work for the boys and urged continued club support. Other services rendered by the proceedings were noted.
The club heard the Decency League program and noted the erection of a tower at tac as Skyline Drive opens. Chairman Peyton Marshall presented classifications with vacancies while Chairman John Rodman emphasized the value of club programs and outlined plans for speakers and musicians from out of town. Visitor Stanley Barr, assistant manager of Capitol Theatre, attended as guest of C. FredrT.
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