Virginia Garden Club Federation Seeks Delegates
The Virginia Garden Club Federation announces officer elections and regional vacancies, with Mrs. William Gay Smith coordinating registration of delegates in South Richmond. The federation, founded in Norfolk in 1933, now includes about 45 clubs and 2,000 members across the state, supporting roadside beautification and wildlife conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Weller
Norfolk
C. A. Seaton
Staunton
John O. Boyd
Roanoke
L. R. Curry
Richmond
Tidewater
Southwest
William Gay Smith
Virginia Federation
New York
National
Council of State Garden Club Federations
Washington
Virginia
Social Calendar of Winchester Churches and Clubs
Evening schedule lists multiple church and community events in Winchester including chicken supper by Woman's Service Guild at Market Street M E Church, Chanters rehearsal at Loudoun Street Presbyterian, Sun Up rehearsals at Colonial Theatre, Ladies' Aid at Mrs Shull's home, Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel, race meet at Llangollen, Needlework Guild meeting at Mrs Rose's home, missions lecture by Mrs Browne at Winchester Congregational, Young People's Choir session at First Baptist, Elks lodge meeting, and Grace Lutheran Adult Choir rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Service Guild of
Market Street
M. E. Church
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Colonial Theatre
Little Theatre
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Church of Christ
Arthur Shull
National Avenue
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Llangollen
John Hay Whitney
Upperville
Winchester
The
Needlework Guild of America
Grover Rose
First Baptist Church
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
State Federation Garden Clubs Meet in Richmond Oct 18
The Virginia Federation of Garden Clubs holds its second annual meeting October 18 and 19 with twelve Richmond clubs as hosts. President Mrs Ambrose C Ford of Clifton Forge will preside two day session. New officers will be elected and a nominating committee has been named led by Mrs J Walvit Clarke of Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation Garden Clubs
Richmond
Virginia Federation of Garden Clubs
Ambrose C. Ford
Clifton Forge
J. Walvit Clarke
Needlework Guild
Needlework Guild of America
Winchester Guild
Grover Rose
Wallace Brashears
Chanters to Sing Over WJEJ Sunday Afternoon
The Chanters, a local choral group, perform on station WJEJ in Hagerstown Maryland from 4 30 to 5 30 Sunday with Billy Barnes as accompanist. The program includes Starry Beams Awaken ing Chorus and Pass Me Not among selections and features Miss Philomena Laren and Mr Floyd Haines in a duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chantres
WJEJ
Hagerstown
Rae
Billy Barnes
Barnes
Simeon
Christ Child
Chester
Philomena Laren
Floyd Haines
Mary JL. Sartelle
Winchester
Maryland
Harrisonburg
Mary Louise Sartelle
Patsy Sartelle
Mary Ritenour
Lucy Ritenour
Elizabeth Crawford
Helen Moore
Mary Lillian Oakes
Mary Cather
Gladys Patton
Eloise Caldwell
Elizabeth Tidler
Margaret Tidler
Kitty Conner
School Fair Draws Large Crowds and Exhibits
A busy school fair features crocheted bedspreads including a 200 year old piece and gifts from Hawaii. Needlework, curtains, and many articles on display accompany a thriving flower department. Vocational agriculture students from twelve counties compete in judging poultry apples and corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Lilliard
Raymond Carper
Boyd McDonald
Frederick
Shenandoah
Clarke
Warrenounties
Feen-a-mint Laxative Gum Promises Gentle Relief
Advertises Feen-e-mint chewing gum laxative in mint flavor as pleasant and non-habit forming. Claims it blends with saliva for steady action and is suitable for children and adults. Available at druggists for 15 and 25 cents.
Winchester Lions Dedicate Red Cross Emergency First Aid Station
Winchester Lions sponsor the United States first Red Cross emergency first aid highway station at Rainbow Ridge Nursery on Martinsburg Pike near the West Virginia line. The station requires day and night service trained personnel two Red Cross signs a large kit stretcher splints blankets and is inspected by the Red Cross motor corps. The Red Cross notes a high annual death toll and costs and aims to cut those figures through these stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Red Cross
Rainbow Ridge Nursery
U. S
West Virginia
Martinsburg Pike
Lions Club
United States
Red Cross Motor Corps
American Red Cross
Hartman Leads Scout Movement At Lions Meeting
Hartman principal speaker at the Lions Club gathering in George Washington hall reviews Shenandoah Council work. He cites 2000 plus boys aided and 40 lives saved by scouts. Rural scouting and reforestation include shipping 1000 bushels of walnuts to the USDA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Lions Club
George Washington
Shenandoah Council of Scouts
United States Department of Agriculture
C. R. Anderson
Libn Hoye Riley
Rainbow Ridge Gardens
The
Orchard Scenes To Be Flashed Over Nation
Frederick county apple orchards and Handley high school girls will be featured in Paramount News shots to be filmed in Winchester. Andrew Bell of the Chamber of Commerce said photographers will capture harvest scenes, orchard work, storage and by product plants, with Handley students posing in the orchard. Bell canceled a Kiwanis trip to arrange the filming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Hollywood
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Paramount News
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
Four Corners
Handley High School
Bell
Kiwanis
Richmond
Capitol District
Ansell Solenberger
Jesse C. Oakes
George
Cy Carruthers
John Glover
R. Ed Buncutter
Higher Prices Seen as Roosevelt Goal with Balance Sheet Aim
President Roosevelt signaled higher prices as a goal, with currency moves possibly tied to price shifts. White House statements said price developments would influence future monetary steps and that a price rise is needed to put assets ahead of liabilities, while avoiding runaway increases and stabilizing after gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Woman loses 10 pounds in 2 weeks with Kruschen salts
Hackensack woman recounts sobbing over clothes until trying Kruschen. She claims a 10 lb loss in two weeks and renewed confidence. Ad highlights safe daily dose, 4 week jar, and Baker's Drug Store availability with testimonials from O H Simpson of Termo California and acne improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackensack
N. J
Baker’s
O. H. Simpson
Termo
Calif
Kruschen Salis
Kiwanians Attend Capitol District Convention in Richmond
Local Kiwanis members travel to Richmond for annual Capitol district sessions opening this afternoon. Notables include International President William Carrington and Ontario-Quebec-Maritime district Governor Gordon Bodington. The event features forums, trustee meetings, and a program honoring clubs from Maryland Delaware Virginia and D C with leaders from Roanoke Martinsville Staunton and Washington involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
C. S. Hartman
Sesson
Shenandoah
Capitolistrict
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
District of Columbia
Richmond
William Carrington
Gordon
Dodington
Ontario-Quebec-Maritime
Canada
E. S. Carruthers
Edwin Hill
Washington
Orange County
Capitol District
Carruthers
Asa W. Howard
Roanoke
Irving Denver
Alexandria
J. William Smith
Guy F. Guy
D. V. Blaney
Richmond Club
Satterfield
Dave Satterfield
Irving Diener
A. W. Howard
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National Society
Daughters of the American Revolution of
Charles Town
Gary Hogg
Lewisburg
Pack Horse Ford
Shepherdstown
Bee Line
Thomas Jefferson
conveThe Argentes
Bellevue
R. C. Ringgold
Shepherdson
Miss Brent
Hally Carrington Brent
Duncan K. Brent
Mr. Brent
Baltimore
William Page Dame
David G. McIntosh, Jr
James S. Whedbee
Hawthorne
D. E. Hawthorne
Amherst Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
David Edwin, Jr
Diehl
Mill Creek
Church of the Brethren
Paul R. Diehl
Annapolis, Md
L. I. Good
McGaheysville
Tri-State League
Tri-State League of Red Men
Degree of
Pocahontas
Red Men’s Hall
North
Paca Street
Loryn Crabil
Ay Hotel
Roanoke, A
Pp. m
D. E. Browne
New York City
Winchester Congregational Christian Church
Huntsberry
Cara
Lilly
Dactylis
Brooks
E Valley
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Grace Brown ‘Thomas
L. A. Thomas
Union Memorial Hospital
Hartman Lands Scout Movement
Lions’ Meet
Hallowe'en Dance
Rotary
Orchard
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Phenee
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Telephone
Podington
Womers
Frank G. Louthan
Lovett Brothers
Loudoun St
Park Lane
Bags of
Monocraft
R. M. Swimley
East Geo. Washington Hotel
Coats
Lovett’s
Smart Shoppe
Margaret L. Hodgson
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