Calendar of events for Winchester and area clubs
Regular and weekly meetings listed for Eu terpian Club Winchester Rebekah Association Garden Club Kiwanis Junior Century Rotary Onward and Upward Bible Class and Modern Woodmen of America. Luncheon times and venues include Shoreham Hotel George Washington Hotel and Odd Fellows Hall with visits to Dumbarton Oaks Georgetown.
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Euterpian Club
Gladys Co¢thran
Winchester Rebekah Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Winchester
Clarke County Garden Club
Shoreham Hotel
Dumbarton Oaks
Georgetown
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Junior Century Club
Rotary Club
Kernstown M. E
J. W. Cammer
Modern Woodmen of America
Odd Jfellows Hall
Winchester Chapter Hosts Large Sorority Convention
Gamma and Deltas of Beta Sigma Phi hosted the 1938 Virginia State Convention in Richmond at Hotel John Marshall. Chapters from Danville Oke Bluefield Norfolk Washington Winchester attended. sixty members celebrated with a tea banquet and a Sunday breakfast. Local Virginia Epsilon members included Kate Bradford Alice Taylor Bessie Manuel Mae Burch and Mrs William M. Glaize. Rodney Sirbaugh and Upton Snider joined the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Richmond
Gamma and
Deltas
Beta Sigma Phil
John Mé&Ishall
Ting
Danville
Oke
Bluefeld
Norfolk
Wash
D. C
Lyda Huff
Lynn Terry
Beta Sigma Phi
Wilmington, del
Virginia Epsilon
Kate Bradford
Alice Taylor
Bessie Manuel
Mae Burch
William M. Glaize
Rodney Sirbaugh
Upton Snider
Dependable Prescription Service Ad Reminder
Phone 766 Brooks Pharmacy advertises “Prescription called for and delivered” with a reminder to remember the service when needing a fill.
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Brooks’ Pharmacy
Junior Auxiliary Rummage Sale Draws Wide Support
The Junior Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital reports its annual rummage sale a great success thanking Winchester and Frederick County merchants and residents for cooperation. Mrs. Delmar Robinson chaired with four zone deputies. other items note hosting duties, club meetings, tea events, visits, and local social engagements amid a busy Winchester schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Frederick County
Delmar Robinson
Frank Armstrong, Jr
Thomas Gibson
Peyton Marshall
Irvan O'Connell
Huntsberry pledged Phi Epsilon member at Virginia
Mr C William Huntsberry son of Mr and Mrs W E Huntsberry of North Loudoun street freshman at the University of Virginia has been pledged a member of the Phi Epsilon fraternity at Charlottesville. He spent the past weekend with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Cahill
University of Virginia
Big Cya
Howard
C. William Huntsberry
W. E. Huntsberry
North Loudoun Street
Phi Epsilon
Charlottesville
Huntsberry
Etiquette Q and A on Invitations and Table Etiquette
A Q and A discussion covers inner envelope etiquette for wedding invitations noting it should show the recipient scene not the address. It also addresses hair curling for young girls and table setting timing with bread and butter plates left until dessert service.
Retain Hope For Bay Bridge Project
Maryland State Roads Commission keeps the Chesapeake Bay crossing at Sandy Point on its possible list amid recert developments in Washington. Chairman J Glenn Beall notes a federal grant potential may include the project and the commission plans to issue 5.5 million dollars in revenue bonds to fund the remaining 55 percent of costs after a 45 percent PWA grant for Potomac and Susquehanna bridges.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
State Roads Commission
The
Roads Commission
Commission
J. Glenn Beall
Washington
Sandy Point
Maryland
PWA
Potomac
Susquehanna Rivers
Rally Day at Stines Chapel Next Sunday
Stines Chapel will hold a Really Day program instead of the usual Sunday School next Sunday morning starting at 10 o’clock. Guest speaker is Rev. William F. Junkin Jr a Presbyterian minister formerly of Sui-sien China and now assistant pastor in Charles Town West Virginia. Visitors are welcome and church members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stines Chapel
William F. Junkin
Sui-sien
China
Mr. Junkin, Jr
Charles Town
W. Va
Queen Mary Docks Despite The Strike
The Queen Mary, largest British ship afloat, docked under her own power after tug strike delayed berthing. She arrived with 1,601 passengers and $25,000,000 in gold from Europe, berthing in 34 minutes as winches and propellers were tried.
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New York
Europe
Kaiter Family Visits from Dayton Virginia
Mrs J W Kaiter and daughter Miss Madge Kaiter of Dayton Virginia visited relatives in Winchester on Saturday. Miss Kaiter teaches at Shenandoah College in Dayton. Mrs Walter F E Barr and her niece Mrs W B Johnson of St Louis Missouri spent days with relatives in New York and Pennsylvania. Mrs Johnson returns to St Louis this week. Mr Ellis Fuller of East Piccadilly Street is seriously ill.
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Robert Grim
Austin Grim
Robert S. Grim
Cedar Creek Grade
Jane Eagle
Freda Whipp
Stella Tewalt
Virginia Shenk
Lewilda Eaton
Edna Snapp
Virginia Branner
Ivy Boyd
Frances Bower
Dorothy Grim
Pearl Grim
Carlene Grim
William Shenk
Robert Mason
Paul Chamberlain
David Clevenger
Ross Boyd
William Boyd
John Carpenter
Claude Grim
Earl Grim
R. A Grim
Frances Bowen
Claude Anderson
Leon Kern
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Nellie Anne Kern
Kern
Clara Carper
New York
Ruth Etting
Songstress
Martin Snyder
Snyder
Hollywood
Cal
Myria Alderman
Miss Etting
D. M. ‘Sprinkle Nave
National Avenue
North Carolina
Ralph Sprinks
New Port
N. C
Winston Salem
Edward Johnson
East Piccadilly Street
Memorial Hospital
Charles Cochran
Roanoke
W. M. Racey
May Hamman
James Miller
West Piccadilly Street
Rochester
Minn
Mayor
J. W. Kaiter
Madge Kaiter
Dayton
Winchester
Miss Kaiter
Shenandoah College
Walter FE. Barr
W. B. Johnson
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Ellis Fuller
Katherine Moog Busch
Ignatz Griebl
Busch
Roller Herd Leads Group of Shenandoah Dairy Testers
Data from the Shenandoah dairy association for the month shows 172 cows on test, 47 on the honor roll, and totals of 177,323 pounds milk and 7,720 pounds fat. High performing herds include Roller, Rhodes, Endless Caverns, and Sunnyside, with individual top cow Sophie Sybl Lois producing 1,206 pounds milk and 56.6 pounds fat.
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the Shenandoah
Association
Paul Roller
R. J
M. D. Rhodes
R. G
Endless Caverns
R. B.S
M. Driver
Gr. G
Mr. Roller
Sophie Sybl Lois
J. S. & Paul Roller
J. H. Fisher
Sunnyside Dairy
David Buck
Shenandoah D. H. I. A
Farmers Back Graduated Tax Plan in Maryland Referendum
Harry H. Nuttle, president of the Maryland Farm Bureau Federation, urged Denton voters to approve a constitutional amendment for a graduated state income tax. He described it as part of a more balanced tax program and said the farm bureau supported the levy urging: if you vote on one thing, vote for the income tax amendment.
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Denton
Harry H. Nuttle
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Nuttle
Farm Bureau
Citizens
Prague Zoo Not To Be Sold
Prague officials announce the city zoo will not be sold to Germany despite wartime food shortages. A public appeal boosted funds with increased attendance and new donations including meat for the animals, leading to the abandonment of a plan to sell many animals abroad.
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Prague Zoo
Prague
Germany
Fur Dealer Robbed Of Coats In Baltimore Holdup
William J. Weiss, a traveling fur dealer from Philadelphia, reported to Fullerton police that two men in a big black sedan held him up near Bel Air road by Gunpowder Falls and hijacked about $4 000 worth of fur coats from his car while Frankl watched.
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Baltimore
William 3. Weiss
Philadlephia
Fullerton
Gordon Frankl
Philaelphia
Weiss
Bel Air Road
Gunpowder Falls
Ept
Frankl
Japs Threaten American Trade
Washington reports Japan's South China advance endangers American trade and investments. U S officials vow to defend rights to equal trade, residence and missionary activity as exports to Hong Kong rise from 609 000 to 1 871 000 in August 1938, with eight months totaling 15 714 000.
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Washington
Japan
South
China
Hong Kong
South Kina
Hong Konng
Central
South China
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Fletcher
Harold D. Fletcher
Joseph Derwood Fletcher
Clarence H. Fletcher
Arthur B. Fletcher
Issac M. Orndorff
Young Women's Bible Class
Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
Grace Bentzel
Wilmer F. Shryock
Agt
W. B. Snider
Smith
George Smith, Jr
South Washington Street
Kernstown
John S. Knight
Kansas City, Mo
McSherry Lupton
Pajan Hill
Dora Grim
Clarke County
W. W
McIntyre
Betty Weells
W. W. K. McIntyre
Riverton
A. C. Carson
Margaret Byrd
Xezx
Haldeman
Eile
Alecia Beauty Salon
William Huntsberry
Phi Epsilon Fraternity
George Summers
Internal Revenue Office
Richard T. Elmore
Post Office
Carrie Bush
West Gerrard Street
Hagerstown, Md
Clyde Lanham
Alexandria
William Yost
John Marness
Lancaster
L. D. Grubbs
J. M. Orndorff
Walter
GRE Vo
Queen Mary
Annne Vanderbilt
William H. Vanderbilt
Rhode Island
Portsmouth
Jack Knight
de Haviland
Burbank
Knight
Colonial Beauty Shoppe
Piccadilly
Cameron
Big Joe
United Food Store
the Commercial & Savings Bank “A
Member of
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pifer Printing CO
N. Loudoun St
APPLE
London
Chesapeake and Potomas
Telephone CO. OF
W. Boscawen St
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