Reverend Locke to Move Headquarters Next Week
Rev Dr Locke presiding elder of Winchester district of the Methodist Episcopal Church South to relocate to St Pauls Washington DC next Wednesday with Mrs Locke and daughter Dorothy. Rev W W McIntyre to take over as presiding elder and likely move into Winchester parsonage at 405 Fairmont Ave. The City also notes a birthday dinner for Mrs L S Haymaker and a farewell party for Mrs W P Saunders of Middletown.
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Daughters of Wesley Bible Class
Middletown Methodist Episcopal Church
South
W. P. Saunders
Berkeley Circuit
Hedgesville
W. Va
Mr. Saunders
Winchester Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
The social calendar lists evening meetings for Winchester Lote 867 BPO Elks Rotary Men s Athletic Club Delphian Society Kernstown Methodist Francis Asbury Union and more. Luncheons and card events occur at George Washington Hotel Handley Library Fairfax Hotel and Elks Hall with groups including Rotary Lions Kiwanis and American Legion.
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Winchester
Lote
Corner Piccadilly
Rotary Club
George Wash Hotel
Men’s Athletic Club
Fairfax Hotel
The
Delphian Society
Handiey Library
Kernstown Methodist Church
South
Arthur Sager
Francis Asbury Union
Stephens City Methodist Church
Elks Hall
Girls’ Athletic Association
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Eta
Lions Club
Edna Miller Weds Henry Pilch in Maurertown Church
Miss Edna Lois Miller daughter of the Rev Ed Miller of Maurertown married Henry Wilde Pilch attorney of Madison New Jersey at the Maurertown Brethren Church on Saturday October 12. The ceremony featured a ring write and a reception followed by a parsonage gathering. The couple plan a mid November Madison New Jersey home and extended southern honeymoon.
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Edna Lois Miller
Mr. Pilch
Maurertown Church
V. Ed
L. Miller
Maurertown
Henry Wilde Pilch
Madison, N
Maurertown Brethren Church
Duke L. Shaver
Fred Spiker
Margaret Miller
Washington, D. C
Freda Hepner
Woodstock
Margaret Logan
Harrisonburg
Hannnah Burruss
Charlottesville
Henry G. Pilch
Madison
N. J
John F. Locke
Edmond Hays
Hackett Hewson
Maid of Honor
Pilch
University of Virginia School of Nursing
R. N
Morristown General Hospital
Morristown
New Jersey
Presbyterian Hospital of Medical Center
New York City
New Jersey Law School
Hackett Hewshdn
Love Bryant
David Salmon
William Walker Burruss
Waynesboro, Va
J. Walter Graves
Helen Steele
A. A. Alkerison
Philadelphia, Pa
Ice Cream Demand Boosts Brooks' Pharmacy Ad
An old ad from Brooks' Pharmacy promotes ice cream as America's favorite dessert with a 5 cent double header cone offer and a claim of 180 million gallons consumed in the U S last year. It lists phone number 766 for flavors.
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America
U. S
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Girls' Club Completes Card Party Plans
The Girls' Athletic Association finishes plans for a benefit card party on Thuyse day night at 8 o'clock in the Elks lodge hall second floor. Committees for table prizes and refreshments named with chairmen and members. reservations through committee members. O C Cassell, worshipful master of Hiram Lodge No 21 presided over a Masonic Temple ceremony in Cumberland Maryland with 75 to 100 lodge members attending and two Master Mason degrees conferred.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
Elks’ Lodge
Elks’ Hall
Sue Schinck
Virginia Ann Shockey
Edna Snider
Luvella Widmyer
Virginia
Kitty Bennett
Lois Cross
Elena Houshour
Alma Rowe
Philomena Lerew
Frances Preffit
O. C. Cassell
Hiram Lodge No. 21
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
North Loudoun Street
Cumberland
National Concert Officers Hold a Meeting Report
Officers of the National Concert Association met at Mrs. Ian MacCallum’s home to discuss the membership drive. The group planned a reception lectures and ticket sales with committee heads named and future announcements promised for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Concert
National Concert Association
Ian MacCallum
Meadowbrook Hats Distinction Ad From Clara V Fultz Shoppe
An Old Town advertises Clara V. Fultz Shoppe at 10 West Boscawen Street offering Meadowbrook hats and distinct accessories for women. Contact tel 954 for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara V. Fultz
W. Boscawen St
New Order Will Ruin Security Says Mills at Forum
Former Treasury Secretary Orde L. Mills criticizes the federal government’s new order as destroying security and concentrating power. He warns that planned economies under coercive rule yield scarcity and that liberty and opportunity are at stake if America adopts centralized authoritarian governance. The remarks reference Roosevelt and call for home rule to keep the union intact.
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New York
Orden L. Mills
Mills
New Order
America
Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
League of Nations embargo talk sparks debate on Italy
In remarks cited, a National War Resources Board member says the group is studying options and could urge an embargo on taw materials if the League of Nations acts on Italy. He stresses the aim is to keep the U.S. out of war and questions between League action and American stance.
Italy Open to War Ending But Demands Remain
Italy remains doubtful of Laval's plan to end the war over Ethiopia. Rome insists on three conditions: territorial expansion safety of colonies and complete Ethiopian disarmament. An official note warns Addis Ababa not to misread any air force assurances as a pretext to mass troops and recalls Italy's protest over Red Cross symbols used on Addis Ababa roofs.
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Italy
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Aksum
Aduna
Red Cross Society
League of Nations
Hampshire County Native Dies At His Home Here
Julius H. Gray of Winchester died at his home 17 South Kent Street at age 78 after a long illness. Born January 21 1857 in Augusta Hampshire County W V he lived in Winchester several years and belonged to the Presbyterian Church. Survived by widow Emma Gray daughter Mrs Erona Swisher and sister Miss Hattie Gray. Funeral from Kurty Funeral Home Thursday at 2 pm to Augusta for services and interment.
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Julius H. Gray
Augusta
Hampshire County
W. Va
South Kent Street
Winchester
Presbyterian Church
Gray
Emma Gray
Erona Swisher
Hattie Gray
Kurty
Lucy J. Mason Dies at Home in Jefferson
Lucy Josephine Mason 41 wife of Jacob D. Mason and daughter of the late Nathaniel and Mary Williams colored of Staunton died October 15 at her home in Opequon district near Blairton West Virginia. Survivors include her husband two sisters Alice Koontz Jennie Taylor a niece Madeline Keeling Newark and J Brooks Charlottesville. Funeral from R Paynter funeral parlor Friday October 18 at 1030 conducted by Thomas Greene Interment Fairview Cemetery Staunton.
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Lucy Josephine Mason
Jacob D. Mason
Nathaniel and
Mary Williams
Staunton
Opequon District
Blairton
W. Va
Alice Koontz
Opequon
Jennie Taylor
Baltimore, Md
Madeline Keeling
Newark
N. J
J. Brooks
Charlottesville
R. Paynter
Thomas Greene
Fairview Cemetery
Illness Fatal To Alexander S. Long
Alexander S. Long aged 61 of Yellow Springs West Virginia died this morning at Memorial Hospital after about two weeks illness. He was native of Moorefield and survived by two sons David and Cecil at home and four sisters Emma Barnett Nellie Long Nettie Long Nora Yeakle. He was a Methodist church member and funeral arrangements were not complete but services are planned at Timber Ridge Christian church.
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Alexander S. Long
Yellow Springs
W. Va
Memorial Hospital
Robert and
Elizabeth Inskip Long
Mr. Long
Moorefield
David
Cecil
Emma Barnett
Maryland
Nellie Long
Rockville
Nettie Long
Shepherdstown
Nora Yeakle
Stephensy
Long
Methodist Church
Christian Church
Timber Ridge
Hull Highest Ranking Official Now In U. S.
Cordell Hull secretary of Sinn is described as the highest ranking official in the United States. President Roosevelt is abroad in Panama while Vice President Garner travels to the Pacific for Japan and the Philippines. Officials note the president remains in office regardless of location.
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Washington
Oct
Cordell Hull
Sinn
United States
Roosevelt
Panama
Garner
Pacific
Japan
Philippines
America debated war stance in Nations League issue
Washington October 16. Secretary of Commerce Roper said the study of the embargo against Italy shows the United States must participate for any effect. He noted that a League of Nations embargo on raw materials would be ineffective if the U.S. declined to join.
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Washington
League of Nations
Italy
United States
Roper
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White Post
Women’s Bible
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Valley Pike
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Dorothy Ewing
Forday
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Harold G. Brown
Washington Street
Hagerstown
H. R Santmier
Mary R. Vance
Ernest L. Whitmier
Helen Santmier
Ralph N. Rinard
Frank G. Coleman
Handley
Hugh Crisman
Asa Crisman
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Arthur Robinson
South Stewart Street
Charles H. Consolvo
Baltimore
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Kiwanis Club
Girls’ Club
Cassell
Hazel Smith
George W. Smith
Summit Point
Miss Hazel Smith
Wayne Pugh
Mr. Pugh
Edgar L.pugh
W. L. Dudley
Cameron Street
Bluefield
Wallace M. Brashears
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Evelyn I. Clarkson
John S. Titus
William Clarkson
Metropolitan Police Force
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Mildred Kline
O'Neal
Mr i Kline
Vaucluse
W. B. O’neal
Belle Larrick
Hattie Nixon
F. Estes Kline
Annie Ellenbaas
John Ellenbaas
R. E. Byrd
Hudgins
Kenneth Hudgins
Joseph A. Massie
Byrd
Martinsburg
McKee
John B. McKee
Norfolk
Medical Society of Virginia
Woman's Auxiliary of
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Baptist Mission Group
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Lake Circle
W. Nelson Page
Amherst Street
Meadowbrook
Treasury
Fra S. Tavenner
R. C. Hook
Homer M. McDonald
Floydada
Texas
William Mitchell
Middleburg
Mitchell
Thomas B. Byrd
Carl Boy-Ed
Germany
National Munity Control Board
League
Laval
Hampshire Co
Lucy J. Mason
Jefferson
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Royster
Harry Murphy
Hull
Mr. Roosevelt
Commercial & Savings Bank
Underwood
Priory Ty Tela
Loudoun St
Hamman’s Dollar Store
RGA
Lovett’s
N. Loudoun St
Fred Sie U
Ginger Rogers
Capitol Theatre
Lovett Brothers
R. M. Swimley
Etare
Victor
Acme
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