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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1935
Page
3
The Congregational Christian Church at Braddock and Clifford streets will host a Sunday supper meeting at 5 15 PM in the social room followed by a discussion on the society topic. Miss Jean Miller will be the hostess.
The schedule includes Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel Tuesday at 12 30 p m Kiwanis Club meeting at George Washington Hotel Wednesday at 12 30 p m Winchester Lodge 867 B P O E at Ellis Home corner Piccadilly Braddock 8 15 p m adult choir Grace Lutheran Church practice Thursday 1 00 p m Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel and Robert Y Conrad Post American Legion in George Washington Hotel
Miss Anita Marie Louise Carroll will wed Charles B. Alexander Jr. at Oakdene in Green Spring Valley. Family members and guests travel from Baltimore and beyond for the 5 PM ceremony followed by a reception. maid of honor is Miss Virginia Figueras.
The document recalls the party platform condemning federal excess and calls for at least a 25 percent cut in government costs. Eaton argues the President pledged the platform and must back it with action to curb deficits, while Roosevelt stresses cutting spending as vital to boosting business.
Local notice promotes Brooks Pharmacy offering favorite ice cream flavors and double header cones for 5c. The ad proclaims 180 million gallons of ice cream consumed in the U S last year and provides the phone number 766 for orders.
Eaton urges the President to accept the invitation to explain without equivocation and then start over by rededicating to the principles he endorsed when taking office. He argues peace time spending has soared while commissions multiply and taxation burdens rise, dragging business and workers toward tax slavery in Europe.
The Winchester Ministerial Association announced its year program today led by Rev. Ivan R. Smith. Meetings are the first Monday of each month at 10 30 in the Handley Library trustees room with devotions by different ministers.
Mrs. Margie Cornelia Nesmith 56 wife of W B Nesmith of Cross Junction Frederick county died at 2 50 this morning at the home of her son in law and daughter Ernest and Mrs Fletcher 43142 North Loudoun street She had been ill five months and was born January 2 1880 in Bloomery W Va She is survived by her husband four daughters and three sisters Funeral will be held at Jones funeral home Sunday at 1 30 with further services at Bloomery Church officiated by Rev S J Good and Rev George W Stover.
Thomas A. Dailey of DeHaven Va died at 12 30 this morning from heart disease at age 70. A lifelong farmer in DeHaven, he is survived by three sisters Mary Shirley Amelia Strobridge and Laura DeHaven eight nephews and eight nieces. Unmarried, he will be buried after a funeral at Pine Grove church conducted by Rev J D Russell with services in the church near by.
Millwood Virginia observed a busy social week with numerous visits and gatherings. Notables include Mr and Mrs Courtney B Jones hosting and guests from Winchester Middleburg and Oklahoma City attending dinners and luncheons. Dr and Mrs Robert Cooke of Lexington joined Misses Page Saratoga for meals while Leper Society head Miss Evelyn Merriwether led a Tuesday meeting.
Weather bulletin notes moderate to fresh winds along Sandy Hook to Cape Hatteras with SW to W shifts tonight. North portions expect overcast skies with possible light rain, and Chesapeake Bay north of Potomac sees moderate SW and W winds over the next 24 hours.
October 27 will feature Homecoming Day at the Congregational Christian church with an 11 o'clock morning service. A 7:30 p.m. dramatic sketch Way Back When and an Old Time Hymn Sing are planned. A Homecoming Fellowship Night on October 23 includes a pot luck supper at 6:45 p.m. All friends and former members are invited to the events.
The one hundred sixty fifth session of the Valley Convocation of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Virginia will meet at St Paul's Church Hamilton on Monday through Wednesday. About 24 clergy and various lay members are expected with services led by Rev G Peyton Craighill and Rev Arthur LeB Ribble.
Army sergeant reports Robert Lee Strawderman of Broadway enlisted in the infantry for Hawaii and now at Fort Slocum awaiting transport. More vacancies exist in Hawaii and Panama according to the recruiter.
Earl Dolmond aged 30 colored died at his home 616 North Street after a several day illness. He was son of Rose Reed and the late Howard Dolmond. Survived by three brothers Holmes Allen and Howard and three sisters Alice Fletcher Minna Turner and Millie Mills Newark N J. Funeral at 3 PM Sunday from Louisville Church Clarke County with Rev Walker Carter and Rev M officiating and burial in the church graveyard adjacent.
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