Social Calendar for Winchester Groups
Thursday events include a Winchester Choral Society meeting at First Presbyterian Church Sunday School room with 7 30 p m start. Temperance Legion gathering at Lock Street Mission Church at 7 30 p m. Jemel Community League meets at Armel School at 7 30 p m. Friday includes American Legion Post at George Washington Hotel at 12 30 p m and Federated Council of Church Women at Handley Library at 3 30 p m. A 9 30 p m dance features Dan Gregory and His Victor Recording Orchestra at Jordan White Sulphur Springs Hotel.
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Winchester
Winchester Choral Society
First Presbyterian Church
Loy
Temperaties Legion
Lock Street M.ne
Jemel Community League
Armel School
American Legion Post
George Washington
Federated Council of Church Women
Handley Library
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Dan Gregory
Victor Recording Orchestra
Mrs. Fred L. Glaize Elected Garden Club President
The Garden Club of Winchester and Clarke met at the Ely and Wood homes with Miss Clara Wood as hostess. Officers elected include President Mrs. Fred L. Glaize and Vice Presidents Mrs. Kenneth Gilpin and Mrs. Robert Barton. Delegates were named to Garden Club of Virginia and Garden Club of America meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Winchester
Clarke
Ernest S. Ely
Ben Arthur
Clara Wood
Frank Tilford
Fredericksburg
Kenmore
Fred L. Glaize
Kenneth Gilpin
Robert Barton
W. A. Baker
Lewis H. Hyde
Robert Y. Conrad
E. C. Stuart
Marriage of Miss Mary Pike to William Goodman
An announced marriage unites Miss Mary Hamilton Pike of Leesburg Virginia with New York City native William Augustus Goodman. The ceremony occurred yesterday at St James Church Leesburg. Mrs Goodman daughter of Yvon Pike and granddaughter of General Albert Pike. They will reside at Shoreham Hotel Washington before winter in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hamilton Pike
Elven
Leesburg
William Augustus Goodman
New York City
St. James Church
Goodman
Yvon Pike
Albert Pike
Paxton
Riverdale
Lexington
Ohio
Mrs. Goodman
Shoreham Hotel
Washington
California
Colonial Craft and Art Shop Opens in Southern Inn Annex
Mrs Aiken opens the Colonial Craft and Art Shop in the Southern Inn annex on West Piccadilly street. The store sells bridge supplies including score cards, playing cards, tallies, and prizes, plus antique copper and brass wares, hooked rugs, colonial coverlets, and occasional furniture from Southern Virginia artisans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Swank Jr Promoted To Assistant Supervising Engineer
Word comes from Greenville Mississippi that C J Swank Jr has been named assistant instructing supervisor of the Greenville division of United States Flood Control. He is a 1930 Virginia Military Institute civil engineering graduate and has served with flood control since. Last spring he lost an arm in an automobile accident but was promoted and provided a government chauffeur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Swank
C. J. Swank, Jr
Greenville
Miss
United States Flood Control
Swank
Fom Virginia Military Institute
Local Social Highlights From Remount to Staunton
Local residents attend a Remount Station party near Front Royal hosted by Col. and Mrs. Reynolds with afternoon cards a station tour and a late dinner. Epworth League at Round Hill SM Church hosts a 7 30 program with music and talks by Lois Hammond Esther Ridgeway and the Rev Diehl. Mrs Woodrow Wilson visits Staunton to view the Manse restoration and Dr and Mrs Jesse S Heiman move to 55 Central Park West New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remount
Col
Reynolds
Remount Station
Front Royal
Richard Evelyn Byrd
H. D. Flood
Harry K. Russell
Joseph Massié¢é
Frank Hack
Epworth League
Round Hill
Southern Methodist Church
Strother Sherman
Lois Hammond
Winchester
Esther Ridgeway
Ridgeway
W. Va
P. R. Diehl
Ridgeley
Woodrow Wilson
Staunton
Wilson
Frederic Scott
Heiman
Jesse S. Heiman
West End Avenue
New York
Central Park West
Nice
France
Marriage Licenses for Smyth and Burges in Philadelphia
A marriage license was issued in the corporation clerk's office to J. W. Smyth a 68 year old widower and Teresa T. Burges a 64 year old Philadelphia resident. Smyth is a salesman and Burges is the daughter of Francis Burges. Rev F T McFaden of the Presbyterian Church officiated. Separately Miss Mary Lee Hicks wed Mr Baughman in Romney West Virginia at 10 30 am on Saturday October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Clerk’s
J. W. Smyth
Teresa T. Burges
Philadelphia
Francis Burges
F. T. McFaden
Presbyterian Church
Mary Lee Hicks
Baughman
Winchester
Oden Baughman
Wardensville
W. Va
Romney
Charles R. Bailey
Miss Hockman to attend Richmond and Norfolk wedding
Miss Juanita Hockman leaves today for Richmond to visit Miss Ruth Givens and Miss Garnet Tate and will travel to Norfolk on Saturday for the wedding of Miss Margaret Schlegel. She plans to return home on Washington Street next week. Sunday visitors at the Lakenan home in Opequon include Mr. and Mrs. John Skelly of McKeesport PA and Mrs. D W Hefflebower of Charles Town WV and their three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hockman
Juanita Hockman
Richmond
Ruth Givens
Garnet Tate
Norfolk
Margaret Schlegel
Washington Street
J. D. Lakenan
Opequon
This County
John Skelly
McKeesport
D. W. Hefflebower
Charles Town
W. Va
Daniel Lakenan
Charles Beverley
Lee Allen Hefflebower
Ada Elizabeth Lakenan
Elizabeth Love Grove
Kernstown
Mrs Swale Returns to Manchester for New York Trip
Mrs Swale has left Cork Street West hosts Mr and Mrs John P Hayley to visit New York City staying until October 22 before sailing. Mrs Wilmer Biddle of Philadelphia and Lee, visiting London, sails for New York today and will visit Kenmore Manor in Virginia. Mrs Biddle is well known in local society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Swale
John P. Hayley
Cork Street
West
New York City
Wilmer Biddle
Philadephia and Lee
London
At Eee
New York
Kenmore Manor
Virginia
New York Stock Exchange Quotations Service Note
Hibbs & Company and Hibbs Building in Washington D C provide quotations from the New York Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade. The listing notes their membership and contact telephone National 0540 for data and market updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hibbs & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
Telephone National
Hoover optimism on stock market fails to lift mood
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange shows reduced selling pressure as the day progresses. A broad list remains steady with several issues moving higher while Allied Chemical and others post modest gains. sterling exchange rate noted later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Allied Chem. & Dye
Read Sr of Albion to Visit Clarke County Home
Mr. F A Read Sr of Albion New York arrives today to visit at Athlone near Millwood Clarke county hosted by his son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs F A Read Jr Also Miss Cecelia Massey hosts her regular weekly bridge circle tonight Mrs John Fugitt daughter and Miss Irene Walters visited Washington yesterday with Mrs William Gorham Mrs T M Hiltzheimer remains ill Miss Julia Carlson of Washington stays with Mr and Mrs Urban Sheetz at Piccadilly Street Braddock Street Methodist Church South Young People Choir meets at the church Friday at 7 PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Read
Albion
N. Y
F. A. Read, Inc
John Fugitt
Irene Walters
Washington
William Gorham
Julia Carlson
Mrs. Urban Sheetz
Piccadilly Street
Braddock Street Methodist Church South
Conference Leader Calls for Stepping Stone Approach
A speaker urged using current failure as a stepping stone to success. He insisted the efforts to solve communal problems must continue and that the setback should not block other work at the round table conference.
Clubman Herbert Stubbs Found Shot To Death In Baltimore
Herbert R. Stubbs a clubman and lumber dealer was found dead in his Baltimore apartment by his valet with a self inflicted gunshot wound beside a note to his attorney. He was 55 and separated from his wife, with two children from his first marriage. The Neely note referenced past friendship as he prepared to pass out. Miss Virginia Troy associated with John Hopkins Clinic died by own action a year earlier from the same building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Herbert R. Stubbs
Virginia Troy
Phipps Clinic
John Hopkins Hospital
Stubbs
Miss Troy
Araminta Stubbs
Genevieve Pennington Mudge Wehr
Gandhi Unable To Settle The Chief Problem
London on October 8 Mahatma Gandhi announced at a meeting of the Indian minorities committee presided by Prime Minister MacDonald that he had failed completely to settle the Piers communal problem. He added this does not mean he has abandoned hope of a solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Mahatma Gandhi
MacDonald
Unclear motives cited behind Stubbs action today
Those in daily contact with Stubbs could not ascribe any reason for his action today. The worst enemies of prosperity are those who draw money out of the bank and hide it.
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SSS
Stubbs
Grain values climb at Chicago Board of Trade
Grain prices eased into a higher buying mood on the Chicago Board of Trade as traders cited improved wheat demand prospects tied to President Hoover’s credit relief plan. Closing quotes put wheat at December 4 89. May 5 percent. July 5 percent. corn December 3 5. May 4 0. July 4 0. oats December 2 2. May 2 5. July 2 4. rye December 39 44. May 41. July not sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Board of Trade
Hoover
Good Weather Foreseen for St Louis World Series Game
The St Louis Cardinals return home for the sixth World Series game at Sportsman Park amid a drizzly day. Weather forecasts promise fair conditions for the game with cooler tonight and warmer Friday afternoon, after yesterday's afternoon temperatures in the low eighties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Cardinals
Sportaman Park
Lindberghs Begin Quiet Pacific Return Home
Charles A. Lindbergh and wife left Shanghai at 9 a.m. on the Shanghai Maru for Nagasaki to start their swift voyage back to the United States. A small sendoff gathered a half dozen people including the American Consul General and Mrs. Cunningham.
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Shanghai
Charles A. Lindsbergh
United States
Nagasaki
Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boeing Star
Mr. Goodman
Huntsberry
Main St
Mrs. Swale
Manchester
Mrs. Biddle
Rebekahs
Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
WJSV
Lily Cunningham
Order
B. B. Young
Wingdale
Ella Thomas
Young
Esther Thomas
Emma Gina Baker
Donald Weems
Fred A. Read, Jr
Millwood
Mrs
Urban’ Sheetz
E. C. Earnhardt, Jr
Concord
N. C
George Washington Hotel
Hilda Correll
West Cork Stret
Mary Wallace Tanquary
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Amherst Street
Hunter Davidson
City
Warden Fravel
Woodstock
John Dash
Harrisonburg
Roland Bayarly
Robert Green
Moorefield
Roy Cather
West Clifford Street
L. L. Hockman
Grant Haines
Fairmont Avenue
Elizabeth Grove
A. H. Jackson
North Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
B .F. Arthur, Jr
Gibson Bradfield
Barnesville
Buncutter Tire Co
S. Braddock St
Amer. Power & Let
Amer. Tel. & Tel
Amer. Teb
Anaconda Cooper
Atlantic Cst. Line
Balto, & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Oil
Gen'l. Electric
Gen'l. Motors
Kennecot Copper
Llorilard
Mont. Ward
Packard
Stand. Brands
Stand. Oil
N. J U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Cecelia Massey
T. M. Hiltzheimer
The
Gandhi
Chicago
Joss Electric
St. Loui
Bell Clothes Shop
RM. Swimley
Jones Dairy Farm
Vermont Maid
Reardons
Reardon
Braddock and
Boscawen Streets
Lindberghs
Pacific
Florsheim
Lovett Bros
Warrisonburg
M. N. Aiken
Colonial Art & Craft Shop
W. Piccadilly Street
Pst
Knox
Margaret L. Hodgson
Chase and Sanborn
Telephone
C. W. Ramsbury Grocery
Roland C. Ryan
Mgr
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