Social Calendar For Monday And Tuesday Meetings
Social calendar lists a 4:00 p m meeting for the Children’s Home Society of Virginia at Handley Library and a 7:30 p m Girl Scouts Troop 2 meeting at Grace Lutheran Church on Monday. Tuesday includes a 12:30 p m Lions Club luncheon and meeting at the George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Home Society of Virginia
Handley Library
Girl Scouts
Grace Lutheran Chi
The
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
WEDDINGS AND COMMUNITY EVENTS IN WINCHESTER AREA
Social notes report multiple weddings including Eugenie Catherine Paul and Paul Trazzare Collison in Norfolk and Elizabeth Kiger Jones and John Williams Phillips in Alexandria. Also covered are receptions, anniversaries, church meetings, visiting guests, and a postponed Scout bicycle hike due to rain.
Idols And Invalids book revealers at Handley Library
Dr James Kemble presents unusual historical medical views in Idols And Invalids a sharp unmasking of famed figures from kings to courtesans as real flawed humans The Handley Library also offers MacLaurin titles Post Mortem and Mere Mortals for borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kemble
C. MacLaurin
Handley Library
Modern Etiquette Answers for Dinner and Seating
The guide says the cloth should hang nearly to the floor at the corners. In a theatre box the front seats are for women with men behind them. A bride may have a married woman as bridesmaid, which is common.
Roosevelt Says Reciprocal Trade Spurs U S Growth
President Roosevelt in St Paul cites reciprocal trade treaties boosting American industry and agriculture. He notes Canada exports rose 24 million in six months and praises farm cooperatives while warning on global issues. Thousands pack Capitol plaza as he underscores economic cooperation and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Roosevelt
AAA
Mississippi River
Minneapolis
Gov. Landon
Kansas
Capitol
Capitol Dome
Canada
Dominion
John Devaney
State Supreme Court
Floyd B. Olson
Henrik Shipstead
F L
Mr. Roosevelt
Olson
Farm Belt
Oelwein
Iowa
Dubuque
Hayfield
Hudson River
Weather outlook signals cool week across Atlantic states
Washington dispatch reports a forecast for Monday through week end with generally fair and cool conditions in the North and Middle Atlantic States. Occasional showers expected in the extreme north early and late in the week with a cool finish.
American Legion Meeting Urgently Called for October 14
Robert Y. Conrad Post Legionnaires are urged to attend the regular night meeting on Wednesday October 14 at 7 45 pm in the Handley Library lecture hall. Plans for the Winchester convention October 18 19 and other matters will be discussed with Edward C. Goss and Mrs. S C Brooks outlining activities. The reception committee will be led by Col B M Roszel and Miss Frances Beverley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Y. Conrad Post
Handley Library
Winchester
Edward C. Goss
Legion Committee
S. C. Brooks
Legion Auxiliary
Col
B. M. Roszel
Frances Beverley
Department
Auxiliary
Women Discuss Mission Needs In The Orient
Members of Group Conference D of Winchester Presbyterial met at Strasburg Presbyterian Church on October 8 with 104 delegates and five ministers. Mrs. Lewis H. Lancaster of Tai Chow China urged prayers for nine missionaries serving 3000 people and highlighted Jubilee Goals. Speakers included Rev H M Crim and several local women. 1937 meeting planned for Gerrardstown West Virginia and an auxiliary officers training school is set for April 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Strasburg Presbyterian Church
Lewis H. Lancaster
Tai Chow
China
H. M. Crim
Strasburg
J. A. McMurray
Hedgesville
Winchester Press
S. R. Diehl
Martinsburg
Mary Bettinger
Bunker Hill
G. H. Bretnale
Shepherdstown
Mervin Helsley
Woodstock
Bertha Williams
J. H. Moling, Jr
Lela Rosenberger
George Snarr
Gerrardstown
W. Va
Randolph-Macon Academy and Maguire's Tie in Richmond
Randolph-Macon Academy and Maguire's School tied 0 to 0 in a rain soaked game at Richmond. Ground gainers for Randolph-Macon were Irby and Lyon while Waugh Williams and Leavens led the defense. Referee Demott and umpire Landrum officiated as players substituted for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Randolph-Macon Academy
McGuire's School
Richmond
Randolph-Macon
Irby
Lyon
Yellow Jackets
Waugh
Williams
Leavens
Fraley
MacCormick
R. M. A. McGuires Keiser
Brauer ‘Williams
Forrest Waugh
Christian Preene
Ces
Weddell
Sss
Briegh Eldredge
Carmine Lyon
Carrie Lillard
Condyles Seal Base 8
Jase Aly Gardian
Pipry Cere
PE Visi
Shultz
Weekend visits noted in Front Royal society notices
Front Royal Virginia society briefs list Capt and Mrs Thomas Thompson and other locals visiting relatives in Winchester Boyce Harrisonburg and Washington over the weekend. Mentioned are Mrs Fenton Collins visiting in Winchester and Norris Baggarly transferred to Walter Reed Hospital improving after a truck incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Thomas Thompson
Washington
Fenton Collins
Winchester
Norris Baggarly
Richmond
Walter Reed Hospital
Local Residents Entertained Guest List This Week
Mrs. Frank Garber of Gretna visits with Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Keyser. Mrs. Howard Maynard leaves for New York after a stay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hitch Downing. Charles Emmett of Strasburg visits sister-in-law Mrs. R. F. Emmert and niece Helen Emmert. Charles Schilling, V P L student, spends weekend with friends. Mr and Mrs Lyle Rohr from Newark return home after visit. Guests include Mr and Mrs. Jack Morgan plus Mr and Mrs. R. S. Chambers from Uniontown. Neville Hall family and two sons visit Alexandria. Washington trip for Mrs. N. H. Hall, Gilbert Whitmide, Earl Cuthbert, and Mrs. Frederick Jenkins. J. W. Phipps of Baltimore spends several days in Winchester this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kiger Jones
J. W. Phillips
Alexandria
John J. Kiger
John Williams Phillips
Washington, D. C
John Paul Tyler
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Phillips
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Washington
Charles E. Jones
Minnie Keller
Mary E. Jones
Winchester
Frank Garber
Gretna
Town
Mrs. E. H. Keyser
Howard Maynard
Mrs
Hitch Downing
New York
Charles Emmett
Strasburg
R. F. Emmert
Helen Emmert
Deaths. Frank C. Hedrick of Washington
Frank C. Hedrick 50 died Thursday in a Washington hospital. He was brother of Rev. J. B. Hedrick of Front Royal and son of Dr. and Mrs. James Hedrick of Riverton. Survived by wife Virginia Hoskins and four children, two brothers, and four others. Funeral in Washington then a Front Royal arrival about 3 p.m. Modern Woodmen lodge members to serve as pallbearers. Interment at Prospect Hill.
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Norfe
First Presbyterian Church
That City
Eugenie Cathérine Paul
Frank Blain E. Paul
Paul Trazzare Collison
Washington
Harry Clay Collison
Denton
Jason MacMillan
John W. Austin
Ghent
Dorothy Wood
Mary m
Mary Anderson
Spartanburg
N. C
Mary Glenn Lupton
Inchester
Margaret Dixson
Inston-Salem
Louise Clocfelter
Madelaine Thompson
Ruth Paul
Norfolk
William N. Dixson
Winston-Salem
Fred J. Legere
Coolidge Cope
James Coates
James R. Peae, Jr
Gilbert R. Swink, Jr
Fred G. Swink
Norfolk Yacht and Country Club
Front
Royal
Frank C. Hedrick
Washington Hospital
J. B. Hedrick
Washington, D. C
Front Royal
Woodmen of America Lodge
Prospect Hill
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QOS
William Beverley
Berryville
Henry Post Mitchell
Sea Island
Mitchell
Miss Cary Harrison
Clarke County
Evelyn Grubbs
Lynwood Haymaker
Evelyn Homer Grubbs
First Baptist Church
E. T. Clark
Haymaker
R. E. J. Grubbs
Jamie Haymaker
West Water Street
Service Guild
Women’s Service Guild
Market Street Methodist Church
Luther League
Luther League of Grace Lutheran Church
Sarah Margaret Lupton
Woman's Organization of the Episcopal Church
Epworth League of Market Street M. E. Church
Mothers of the Helpers
Episcopal Parish House
Mrs. W. J. Cornwall
F. W. Marple
Ruth Snyder
P. W. Snyder
Katherine Snyder
John Wildasin
Hanover, Pa
Mary Willis Roddy
Rock Hill
S. C
Frank N. Hack
South Washington Street
William P. Harty
O. W. Pederson
Gertrude McCarthy
Boston
Fishpaw
Paul Anderson
J. H. Taylor
Anderson
Montague Avenue
Raymond Fishpaw
Louise Cornwell
Herbert H. Jennings
St. Louis
Mary Hershberger
Washington and Hyattsville
Mary Parks
Maddox
Marshall
Anne Carr Russell
Minnesota State House
American Legion
Warren County
Winchester Evening Star
Gussie McFall
Telephone Front Royal 149-R
Shenandoah Rivers
Riverton
North River
South River
RMA. and
McGuire's
Front Royal News
C. A. Stokes
J. Cadwaller
J. A. Silman
Boyce
Messrs
Frank Gibb, Jr
Duncan Gibb
University of Virginia
Frank Gibb
Alexandria Kane
Baltimore
Ben Farringer
M. C. Bolt
East Radford, Va
Frank Coffelt
Mrs. T. Harrison
Harrisonburg Yesteray
Leland Treat
Roger Payne
Floyd
Wilson Kenner
Sam Kenner
Henry Downing
Mrs. Lee Long
Harrison, Ure
Harold Smith
Harold Ashby
George Brown
Worcester
Mass
Smith
Helen Weaver
Virginia Navy
Annapolis
Joseph Carson
William C. Armstrong, Jr
David Kendrick
Charles Schilling
Mrs. Lyle
Rohr Rea
Newark
Jack Morgan
R. S. Chambers
Uniontown
Mrs. Neville Hall
N. H. Hall
Gilbert Whitmide
Earl Cuthbert
Frederick Jenkins
J. W. Phipps
Loudoun St
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Brooks’ Pharmacy
W. B. Snider & Son
Politics
Ees
WABC
WOKO
WGR
WFBY
WIBX
Wm. F. Bleakley
Townsend
East
Middle West
WINS
WXYZ
F. E. Townsend
Chicago
WEAF
NBC
Landon
Alf M. Landon
Hampton Institute Singers
Hildegarde
Snow Village
Bruna Castagna
CBS Workshop
Kay Kayserland
Ed Thorgensen
Ben Bernie
WJZ
NBC Home Symphony
Message of Israel
Ray Noble
Luther College
Rome
YMCA
CBS
Marion Talley
Jack Benny
Xavier Cugat
Everybody's Music
Joe Penner
Phil Baker
Nelson Eddy
Eddie Cantor
Detroit Symphony
Kirsten Flagstad
Community Sing
Wjz-Nbc
Radio City Symphony
Magic City
Jerry Belcher
We, the People
Cold Budd
Ripley's Program
Whiteman Varieties
Edwin ©. Hill and
Sosnick Orchestra
Michael F. Walsh
This Country
Trujillo City
Martin H. Carmody
American Education Forum
Ma Perkins
al Pearce
His Gang
Roosevelt Raceway
Farm and Home Hour
Christopher Columbus
Columbus
America
Cat Island
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Roanoke Times
Anthony Adverse
Hervey Allen Tavenner
Loudon St
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Geo
Washington Hotel
Nina V. Wolford
Oakland
R. M. Swimley
Post
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