Social Calendar of Winchester and Nearby Circles
The schedule lists tea at Annefield Mrs W B Watkins Clarke county and a Garden Club visit at George Washington Hotel. Activities include Chanters Grace Lutheran Choir Odd Fellows Rebekah Lodge Kiwanis luncheon and District gatherings at Am herst and Braddock Street churches with remarks on Bandolph Macon alumni banquet at the George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annefield
W. B. Watkins
Clarke County
The
Chanters
Grace Lutheran Church
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Bandolph-Macon College
Garden Club Of Virginia Opens Annual Meeting In Winchester
The Board of Governors of the Garden Club of Virginia opens its annual meeting at the George Washington Hotel with the Winchester and Clarke County Club hosting. Committees on Finance Executive and Roadside Beautification meet, chaired by Mrs. Reginald Vickis, Mrs. D. C. Sands, and Mrs. Gray Dunnington respectively. Miss Janet E. Houck among attendees from Staunton and other members from across the state attend events including luncheon at Thorn Hill Manor and a tea at Annefield before a dinner at the George Washington hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Century Club
Pinckney Arthur
Virginia Garden Club
George Washington
Winchester and Clarke County
Reginald Vickis
D. C. Sands
Gray Dunnington
George Sloan
Nors
Daniel C. Sands
The
Garden Club of
Virginia
William R. Massie
Greenwood
Gardner L. Boothe
Alexandria
Powell Glass
Lynchburg
C. O'Connor Godrick
Fredericksburg
Herbert McK. Smith
Staunton
Henry Fairfax
Richmond
Fairfax Harrison
Belvoir
Andrew Christian
Robert H. Webb
University of Virginia
C. H. Smith
S. Glenn Atkinson
E. G. Currin, Jr
Meridithville
H. Lee Boatwright
Danville
Orange
J. T. Cochras
the Plains
Fred J. Skinner
Newport News
M. Chamberlin
Paeonian Springs
A. B. Carrington
J. R. Walker
Martinsville
Grover C. Holcomb
Roanoke
Charles R. Grandy
Norfolk
Eugene Cornwell
Harry le Cato Smith
Charlottesville
H.H. Trout
W. Wayt Gibbs
George Austen
Joseph Walker
Woodberry Forrest
William J. Philips
Stanhope S. Johnson
Christian
John M. Stetson
Williamsburg
Herman Swanson
Summit
Thornhill Manor
W. A. Baker
South Washington Street
Annefield
William B. Watkins
Clarke County
George Washington Hotel
Winchester and
Warrenton Country Club Closes After Eighteen Years
The Warrenton Country Club at Lee Highway opened in 1919 and formally closed October 1 with a furnishings sale October 2. Over time limited membership and rising overhead led to the property’s return to Warren ton Land Improvement Company while a new club may arise under different arrangements. The site, once Cassillis the home of Dr. Stephen Dandridge Kennedy, hosted many notable guests and events along with tennis courts and a small golf course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenton
Cassillis
Stephen Dandridge Kennedy
United States
Modern Etiquette Q A Bridesmaid at Large Reception
Etiquette guidance says talkers should not monopolize conversations and both the bride’s close friend and the groom’s sister can share duties. Guests should stay at a large reception for at least a half hour.
First Fall Meeting of Hospital Auxiliary Held Yesterday
The Women’s Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital met in the Nurse’s home on West Clifford Street with 22 members despite bad weather. Dr E C Stuart gave a talk on medical progress over 50 years, covering Pasteur, germ theory, aseptic surgery, and nursing development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Winchester Memorial Hospital
West Clifford Street
Red Cross
Ellsworth Johnson
E. C. Stuart
Louis Pasteur
Pasteur
Koch
Lister
Hopkins
Local births and travels noted in Middletown area
Mr and Mrs Herbert Stickley announce the birth of a nine pound son formerly Madeline Brill daughter of Mr and Mrs George Brill. Mr Stickley works for the B and O Railroad. Mr and Mrs Harry Schmidt of South Washington street depart for Washington DC to board a train to New York for World Series. Various residents travel to Dallas for insurance sessions Roanoke auto show Quebec trip and visits from McKeesport and local families remain at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Stickley
Middletown
Madeline Brill
George Brill
Stickley
B. and O. R
Harry Schmidt
South Washington Street
Washington, D. C
New York City
J. Victor Arthur
Dallas
Texas
Arthur
National Association of Insurance Agents
Virginia Churches Launch State Preaching Mission
In cooperation with the National Preaching Mission Virginia churches organize a state wide preaching mission to conserve its values. Two four day sessions are planned in Norfolk from October 31 to November 7 with nationally known speakers. Follow up with two day and one day missions across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of
Virginia
Norfolk
Winchester Preaching Mission Planned for November
The Winchester churches schedule a two day preaching mission on November 17 and 18 chaired by Rev E T Clark. Ministers from across the state will participate and lay members will assist to strengthen spiritual life. An eight day simultaneous mission in each Protestant church is also planned for November or December to extend Christian outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of
Winchester
Kingdom of Christ
New York
NBC
Arturo Toscanini
WEAF
WJZ
Arthur Rodzinski
Cleveland Symphony
Toscanini
Pierre Monteux
Rodzinski
Social Security would extend benefits in Virginia
Norfolk October 4 I confi dently predict the 1938 Virginia General Assembly will pass enabling acts to allow Virginians to share in all provisions of the Federal Social Security Act Virginia can currently participate only in unemployment compensation The next General Assembly is expected to enable old age assistance aid for the blind and aid for dependent children Mr Bane former Virginia Public Welfare Commissioner and Vernon Eberwine Suffolk Mansemond county inspect Tidewater Victory Memorial Hospital near Virginia Beach with Tidewater Tuberculosis Hospital Association leadership
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Virginia General Assembly
Frank Bane
Social Security
Public Welfare
Virginia
Virginia Pilot
General Assembly
Salvation Army Leaders Near Retirement In Winchester
Major and Mrs. James Mars announce retirement after 43 years in Salvation Army service. They led Winchester work for ten years and first arrived in 1923. A farewell service is set for 3 pm Sunday October 24 at Grace Lutheran Church with Maj Mars sharing experiences. Members of the Winchester Ministerial Association discussed the retirement and future plans at a Handley Library meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major
James Mars
Salvation Army
Soul Saving
Mars
Winchester
Grace Lutheran Church
Salvatio Army
Winchester Ministerial Association
Handley Library
Aoedee
Herman McKay
R. A. Whitten
Robert B. Nelson
Stover
Clark
Nelson
Caulkins
Henry
Miller
Whitten
Dudley
M. J. Miller
United Brethren Church
George W. Stover
D. W. Ritenour
E. T. Clark
George Earle Owen
George W
Committee Action Clears Path for Future Arrangements
A motion prevailed that the committee chaired by Rev. Mr. Clark be empowered to make all necessary arrangements. The meeting adjournment was marked by prayer led by Rev. Mr. Stover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Clark
Mr. Stover
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Donne Las Sonal
Lea
Board of Governors of Garden Club of Virginia
Ings
Warrenton Country Club
Brother Rat
Harrisonburg
Virginia Military Institute
Fred F. Finklehoffe
John Monks, Jr
George Abbott
Virginia Theatre
William L. Barr
White Hall
Barr
Baptist Church
Missionary Societies of
First Baptist Church
Appleby
Lucy Marshall
Braddock Street
Wiley Circle
W. B. Grove
North Washington Street
A. T. Hawthorne
South Stewart Street
Helen Ellett
Tazewell Ellett
Lyric Theatre
Miss Ellett
Murray M. McGuire
Kinlock
Frank Hack
Little Garden Club
E. B. Moore
Berryville
B. M. Knght, Jr
Woodhull Baker
Mary Miller
J. W. Riley
West Piccadilly Street
Women’s Missionary Society of
Women's Missionary Society of the
Braddock Street M. E
Golden Rule Bible Classroom
H. B. Garber
Mrs. Brown
France
E. M. Brown
Charles Texier
Paris
Legion of Honor
Maj. Brown
Washington
Isle de France
Capt
Texier
Mas
Stonewall Jackson Tavern
H. L. Opie
Col
E. Walton Opie
C. K. Brown
Kendrick Smith
New Market
Presbyterian Church Sunday School
Adler Gm
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall
Ida Ogden
W. W. Dellinger
Henry Gilpin
States
Canada
Chapeau Frontenac
Quebec
Frank Porto
Delores and
Shirley
Edwin Carlson
McKeesport
Grover Lewis
O. T. Ritter
Herrell Sales
S. Loudoun Street
S. Loudoun St
Slabwood
Tripiett
Cameron St
American Cooperage Co
Baltimore
Apple Storage
Stone House
Greystone Terrace
Nicholson
Miller St
Loudoun St
Loudoun Street
Fairmont Avenue
Main St
Southwerk St
Water St
Cork St
E. Pall Mall St
N. J. Wiggington
Baylass Dept. Store
Morningside Drive
Lovett's Shoe and Dress Shop
Call
Tremonti Orchards
Kernstown
C. B. Marple
Gore
Star
U.S. Air Corps
Flying Intelligence Service
Milwaukee
Wis
Loyd’s of America
Cooper Street
Camden
N. J
J. T
Mrs. Mars
Huntsberry
Loudou
Haldeman’s
Kent St
New York Giants
Yankees
CBS
MBS
Shanghai
Wabc-Cbs
Wjz-Nbc
T. V. Soong
New York Herald Tribune
Francis R. Sayre
Clyde Egleton
New York U
Edwin Borchard
Yale
WABC
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Finance
C. E. A. Winslow
Johnny and
Russ Morgan
Ross and Butterworth
Miss Fischer
Emery Deutsch
Helen Menken
al Jolson
al Pearce
Gang
Jack Oakie
Kichisaburo Nomura
Tokyo
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr
Joe White
Ben Alexander
Hollywood
Dorothy Gordon
Harry Kogen
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Snowflake Biscuits
Underwood
Colonial Beauty Shop Cor
Piccadilly & Cameron
Nina V. Wolford
BY Bergson
Hamman
Dollar Store
Sunshine Cleaners
E. Piccadilly St
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