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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1932

Page

3

Marrying ceremony and society notices fill local page

A May marriage is described with the bride escorted by her cousin and a cast of attendants including maid of honor Helen Barr and bridesmaid Lucille Jackson. Other items cover a Garden Club pilgrimage to Gunston Hall, D A R events at Kenmore, Miss Lamb’s wedding dinner, a Lutheran synod update, debutante plans in Baltimore, a Little Theatre Fourteen skit at Capitol, and a motor trip by Daniel E Wright family to the South.

J. Worth Hott Collingwood N. J Helen Barr North Avenue Lucille Jackson Mr. Jackson Abram Zirkle George Miller Thornton Bryarly Garden Club Gunston Hall Winchester Clarke County Hurtle Fred L. Glaize Winchester and George H. Smith H. B. McCormac D. C. Randolph Melvin Green Robert T. Barton Lewis H. Hyde John S. Scully William P. Massey Fred L. Glaize, Jr Lucy Kurtz Maurice M. Lynch C. Fred Barr Harry R. Green B. F. Arthur, Jr Sophie Baker Clara Wood Carrie Hunter Brantz M. Roszel Kenneth N. Gilpin Edward Gay Butler National Russell William Magna National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution Kenmore Kenmore Association Washington- Lewis Miss Lamb Miss McKee Edna Lamb North Braddock Street Alice McKee Asbury H. Jackson Elizabeth Hollis Virginia Barnett Mcsnr Huldekoper Boston Society Baltimore Sun Rosalind Huidekoper Prescott Huidekoper Baltimore Polly Cunningham Stanley Cunningham Milton Mass Cuningham Huidekoper Harvard-Yeale Nancy N. Huidekoper Princeton Navy Nancy Huidekoper Hugh M. Nelson Long Branch Millwood Li Theatre Ton Joan Blondell Eric Linden Little Theatre Virginia Vredenburgh Noel Coward Pringley

Social Calendar and Alexandria Doll Show Highlight Week

The notice lists weekly meetings and events across local clubs and churches from Wednesday through Friday, including choir practices at Red Brethren and Grace Lutheran churches, 4-H and Rotary gatherings, and a Garden Club doll show at Gadby’s Tavern in Alexandria. It notes key organizers, venues, and dates, plus a Halloween-tinged wedding announcement for Miss Alice McKee and Mr. Asbury Haines Jackson.

Poe People’s Choir Red Brethren Church Grace Lutheran Church Stephens City White Hall Rotary Club George Washington Hotel Girls’ Athletic Association West Piccadilly Street Kauffman Community League American Legion Post Geo. Washington Hotel Young People’s Choir Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church Robert B. Nelson Bryarly

Debate on Prohibition at Senior Christian Endeavor Program

The Senior Christian Endeavor Society plans a Sunday evening program at 6 45 featuring a debate on the prohibition question. The contest will include talented young speakers, with a cordial invitation extended to the public.

Christian Endeavor Society The Congregational Christian Church

Birthday Party for Mr Raymond Sheetz

Mr and Mrs Frank Sheetz hosted a surprise birthday party at their South Loudoun Street home on Monday night for their son Raymond Sheetz. Guests brought gifts and the evening included games and a buffet. Also noted is the recent move of Mr and Mrs Jack Harrell into their new East Piccadilly Street home.

Roy A. Smith East Germain Street Phyliss Anne Ward J. M. Ward Moss Rock Inn Capon Bridge W. Va Fred Offutt Washington, D. C B. H. Randall Jackobs Pittsburgh Oreg Baltimore Washington Sheetz Frank Sheetz South Loudoun Street Raymond Sheetz Mr. Sheetz Jack Harrell James F. Rehill Berryville Avenue East Piccadilly Street

Bridge Tournament at Steck's Tonight With Large Attendance

The second annual Olympic bridge event is at 8.01 pm at Steck's with Mrs. Steck as game captain and Mrs. James Lee Shelton overseeing boards and scoring. About 35,000 players nationwide compete in a paired bidding and play contest judged by experts. Numerous guests and reservations are listed, including Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd and many local figures.

Steck Bosch Richard Evelyn Byrd Joseph Massie Harry K. Russell B. B. Dutton Joseph Wright W. Nelson Page Thomas W. Harrison Burr P. Harrison Lewis M. Allen James P. Reardon Philip Williams Philip Fowle Hunter H. McGuire Frank N. Hack Frances Page James Lee Shelton Robert T. Barton Henry B. Gilpin Clara Wood Ernest L Ely Lewis H. Hyde Edward H. Durell J. Victor Arthur John M. Steck Raymond J. Funkhouser H. B. McCormac Horace Browne Bryan Conrad B. F. Arthur, Jr H D. Flood

Rioters Clash With Police In London Unemployment Protest

London reports a massive unemployed rally near Parliament Square ends in a riot after hours of hand to hand fighting. Police use reinforcements and barricades as looting erupts along Lambeth and surrounding streets injuring numerous officers and demonstrators.

London Parliament Square Lambeth Thames House of Parliament Parliament Building Communistic National Unemployed Workers Organization London County Council Westminster Bridge Parliament Westminster Bridgehead Boniface Street Lambeth Palace Canterbury

Papal Bulls Named by Opening Latin Phrases

The text explains how papal bulls get their names from the first Latin words, such as Antiquorum habet fidem meaning He has the faith of the ancients and Exsurge meaning Arise, noting that the title alone does not reveal the subject matter of the bull.

Grain Prices Echo Chicago Board Of Trade Data

Prices closing in Chicago reflect information supplied by Lacy and Company of Baltimore. Members of the Chicago Board of Trade and Baltimore Chamber of Commerce announced figures, with contact numbers Plaza 1498 and 1746 for further inquiries.

Lacy and Company Chamber Commerce Baltimore Chicago Board of Trade Baltimore Chamber of Commerce Iceago Board of Trade

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Bla Oon Miss Mary Louise Sartelle Miss Grim Thomas Luther A. Thomas Philadelphia Synod of the United Lutheran Church of America Synod Grace Church C. E. Seastrunk Gravel Springs Little Capitol Daniel Wright Daniel E. Wright New York Wright Grace Vernon Wright Alabama Miss Wright George Washington University Washington Post Lions’ Club Kiwanis Club Alexandria William Boothe F. M. Dillard William R. Massie Rose Hill Virginia Clarke County Garden Club Asbury Haines Jackson Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Frank T. McFaden Elizabeth Grim Huntsberry Harold Lauck C. Harold Lauck Lexington Ida Lee Lauck Nora Lauck Jacob Senseney Lauck G. F. Norton Journalistic Laboratory Washington and Lee University Miss McCormick Foster M. Reeder Libby McCormick North Washington Street Mount Victoria Reeder Parker Hiscox Chem Patchogue N.Y Delphian Society Handley Library Elizabeth Kurtz Grim Albert Martin Opequon Frederick County Memorial Hospital Martin Roy Ross Braddock Street Shirley Shop Lena Lichliter Ethel Dixon Charles Cross Mr. Cross Lichliter Dixon Adele Hutchinson Henrietta Cornwell Messrs Bryant Harper Palmer Stover Staunton Farmville Hampden-Sydney Hampden- Sydney Randolph-Macon Farmville State Teachers’ College Hutchinson Cornwell Charles M Schwab London Police Huntsberry’s Red Cross Shoe Factory Warner Bros. Capitol Theatre RED Cross McNameecapitol Chicago Shenandoah Valley National Bank Lovett N. Main St C. R. Grubb Prop E. Piccadilly RM. Swimley the Commercial & Savings Bank the Young Democratic Club Roosevelt-Garner Club Rey Democratic Campaign Committee City Hall Howard W. Smith Congress Say “Sshon R. Gray Williams Eenared Ve Wender SELBY Nave’s Style Shop Loudoun and Boscawen St Margaret L. Hodgson
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