Social calendar highlights for Community groups and clubs
Evening events across town include Women’s Service Guild meetings at Market Street Methodist Church homes, Kiwanis luncheon at George W Hotel, Junior Century Club at Mrs. Steck’s Fairmont Ave home, and Young People’s practice at United Brethren Church. Additional items list Elks Braddock-Piccadilly, Lutheran church choir, Rotary Club lunch at George Washington Hotel, Turner Ashby Chapter UDC at Mrs. Kurty’s 21 S Loudoun, Mary and Martha Class at Grace Lutheran, Onward and Upward Bible Class at Kerns Town M E Church, and Cammer home Valley Ave same evening.
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Women's Service Guild
Market Street Methodist Church
Kiwanis Club
George W Hotel
Junior Century Club
John W. Steck, Jr
Fairmont Avenue
United Brethren Church
Elks Hall
Winchester Lodge
Braddock Streets
Piccadilly
Race Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Turner Ashby
George Kurty
S. Loudoun Street
Mary and Martha
Grace Lutheran Church
Kernstown M. E. Church
J. W. Cammer
Valley Avenue
Modern Etiquette Q&A on theatrical passing and dining
A column presents etiquette tips. It advises that a man at a theatre should face his party when passing and face the stage when passing strangers. It notes using a man’s name in conversation signals good breeding. It also says the most enjoyable dinner is a simple semi formal meal for four or six guests.
Washington society wedding unites Woolley Woolley Robb family
Miss Frances Woolley wed Mr. James Spittal Robb at the Woolley home Georgetown. The bride wore bridal satin with lace veil. maid of honor wore blue satin. best man was Mr. Charles Robb Jr. Attendants included family from Winchester and Washington as guests and a reception followed. The couple plan to live at Georgetown and begin home after November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carter Randolph
Beverley Nelson
St. Louis
Benjamine O'Fallon Randolph
Clarke County
Allen Jones
Kernstown Presbyterian Church
Randolph
Virginia
Blue Ridge
Millwood
Holton Arms
Washington, D. C
Blue Ridge Hunt Club
Nelson
8St. Louis
Frances Howard Woolley
Robert Wickliffe Woolley
Woolley
William Mayo Atkinson
Winchester
James Spittal Robb
Arles
Robb
Washington
Prospect Avenue
Georgetown
F. Bland Tucker
St. John’s Church
Florence Trenholm Wickliffe Woolley
Charless. Robb Jr
Tucson
Ariz
Sarah Howard Wickliffe
Kentucky
Robert Wickliffe
Lexington
Aaron Kitchell Woolley
Charles A. Wickliffe
United States
James K. Polk
George A. Trenholm
Charleston
S. C
Treasury
Confederate States of America
Fairfax
Mint
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wilson
Gunston Hall
Holton Arms School
Junior League
Mr. Woolley
William Fontaine Alexander
Charles Town
W. Va
Pride
Alexander D. Lathrop
Stockport-on-Hudson
New York
30Th Street
Talbot W. Jenkins
Agnes and
Mary Page
Saratoga
Dallas Tucker
Mary Lawson
Richard Lawson
Upperville
Governor Calls for Merit Based Relief Administration
The governor pledges a fair contribution by state and local governments, merit chosen officials, and an efficient employment service to separate public works from relief. He asserts liberal policies must advance to real recovery with targeted aid, criticizing current relief mismanagement and unemployment efforts.
Political machine under New Deal blamed for division
Landon derides administration as building a shameless political machine. He says one sixth of Americans live in a separate economic world, catalogued and controlled by a federal bureaucracy with no future. He urges restoring independence and calls relief politics a national scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asly Oe
Landon
Knox faces heckling in Richmond Southern tour stop
In Richmond a Republican rally at the Masonic Temple drew cheers and heckling as Knox urged Virginians to do their duty beyond party lines. He attacked the Roosevelt administration, labeled it undemocratic, and cited Landon as offering a Jeffersonian program of simplicity and economy amid a tumultuous audience.
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Sidential
Knox
Virginia State Republican Organization
Richmdond
Masonic
Roosevelt
Hoover
WPA
Spe
Free America
Heckler
Landon
Jeffersonian
Gov
Franklin Roosevelt
Richmond
Mr. Tugwell
General Johnson
al Smith
John W. Davis
New York
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Davis
Coolidge
Virginia
United States
Carter Glass
Harry Byrd
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
Bainbridge Colby
Wilson
Col
Henry Breckinridge
Royal 58. Copeland
James A. Reed
Roosevelt Attacks Republican Leaders as Two-Faced Janus
President Roosevelt on the Western tour denounces Republican leaders as two-faced like Janus while pledging the New Deal and a constitutional government. He cites Western projects and warns against eastern cuts, drawing a large Denver crowd before moving on to Kansas.
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Roosevelt
Janus
West
Wichita
Kans
Denver
Colorado Capitol
George Marland
Capitol Grounds
Marvin McIntyre
Wallace
Kansas
Alf M. Landon
Capitol Plaza
Rockies
America
Landon proposes federal grants and state relief plan
Governor Alf M. Landon outlines a Liberal relief program in Cleveland. He calls Roosevelt relief a national scandal and proposes shifting relief to states with federal grants, merit based staff, and a strong employment service to connect relief with private sector recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Alf M. Landon
Roosevelt
Kansas
Landon
Republican Party
Radio Highlights Politics On The Air Tonight
New York listings show NBC CBS and WEAF stations airing political and music programs. Gov Landon talk and party lineups mix with international broadcasts as NBC marks its tenth anniversary with European feeds. Programs include Voice of Experience, Fred Astaire Revue and Farm and Home Hour among varied schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
William i
WABC
Gov. A. M. Landon
Detroit
WJZ
NBC
Jesse Jones
T. V. Smith
Roosevelt
WEAF
Joseph B. Ely
London
Henry Alan Johnston
New York
WEAP
Leo Reisman
Fred Astaire
Roy Campbell
Xavier Cugar
Ken Murray
Rupert Hughes
Tommy Dorsey
Dude Ranch
Eddie Guest
Ben Bernie
Hildegarden
Jean Dickinson
Henry Busse
Lurline Fleming
School of the Air
U. S. Marine Band
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George Smith
George H. Smith, Jr
New York City
Ige Patterson
Charlotte
N. C
Fred L. Glaize
Gee
Stonewall Avenue
Margaret Gore
Briscoe W. Snapp
B. W. Gore
Clearbrook
Margaret Magdalene Gore
Briscoe Snapp
Stephens City
Frederick County
Grace
C. Worthington Lowe
Sunkist
Snapp
F. A. Read, Inc
Indianapolis
International W. M. A
Hicks
Winches Church
Thricks
United Brethren
L. Brill
Martinsburg
J. Paul Gruver
Roanoke
Ora Yeage
Staunton
Otterbein Guild
Elizabeth Brennon
Robert Smith Rosenberg
Elizabeth Barbara Brennon
Long Island
Robert Smith Rosenberger
Ireland
Rosenberg
C. M. Rosenberger
Frederick
Roanoke Business College
Rosenberger
Consolid
Civic League
The
Handley Library
John W. Rosenhow
Mary Sylvester
Fairmont
Mary Sherman
Ama Grim
D. C
Raleight
Roy Carper
Jean and
Junior
Virginia Mauzy
Robert Renner
Skyline Drive
Marian
Louise Martin
V. P. J.william and Mary
S. Garner Edmonds
Helen Garner
Alma Bean
Philadelhia
June Bean
National Art School
Mrs
E. P. Bean
South Stewart Street
Henrietta Bowers
Halethorp
Mad
Abe Levin
Harry Messier
Odd Fellows
Lynchburg
Garland Johnston
Keyser, W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
E. B. Timberlake
Amherst Street
Clarksburg
A. R. Timberlake
Burr Harrison
Homer Martin, Jr
Peter Yates Brinton
J. B. Beverley
Neila Beverley
William and Mary College
J. B. Beverley, Jr
St. Christopher
Beverley
William and Mary- V. P. I
F. M. Griffing
Bainbridge, Ga
Robert S. Smith
Middle Road
Donald McFadden
McFadden
George Enanene
Upper Montclair, N
W. D. Smith
Richmond, Va
Mrs. Woodhull Baker
South Washington Street
E. W. Miller
North Braddock Street
J. W. Richard
Opequon
Wyatt Richard
Loriie Williams
Louise Gray
Lulu. Sutphin
Gertrude Organ
George F. Miller
H. J. Martin
White Post
Helen Taylor
Eng
Otis Maury
Gore
Belle Sargent
Frances Woolley
James Robb
Colorado
Eich
Brakdt
Aime
Alecia Beauty Salon
Tesulus
Colonial
Nina V. Wolford
Politics
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mi 31
Brooks’ Pharmacy
W. B. Snider & Son
Loufoun
Margaret Mitchell
Tavenner’s
Loudoun St
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washington
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