Social calendar highlights midweek activities
The notice lists midweek events including Young People's Choir practice at United Brethren Church 6 45 p m Winchester Lodge 867 B P O E at Ellis Hall 815 p m Grace Lutheran adult choir practice 8 15 p m Rotary Club luncheon 1 00 p m George Washington Hotel Winchester Branch W C T U 3 00 p m Paxton Chapel Shawnee Home Demonstration Club 730 p m McKinley Chapter O E S card party 8 00 p m Farmers & Merchants Bank Building Robert Y Conrad Post American Legion meeting 1 00 p m George Washington Hotel Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge
Ellis’ Hall
Piccadilly and
Braddock Streets
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Winchester
W. C
Wedding announcements and society notes from Winchester area
Mrs. Dudley W. Burchard of Baltimore announces the engagement of her daughter Mary Burwell Burchard to Mr. David Lee Mauleby IV of Baltimore, with the wedding planned for September 13. Stories note arrivals, social events, church activities, and local residents attending dinners and teas as well as graduations and travel between Winchester, Lexington, and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Burwell Burchard
David Lee Mauleby
Dudley W. Burchard
Baltimore
David Lee Uleby, IV
Margaret Burwell
Phillip Burwell
Abby
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Virginia
Methodists Rally Plans and Evening Pageant
Afternoon rally features multiple union and department discussion groups led by Hawse Franz Miller York and others. Evoking worship, missions, evangelism, and youth work with recreation, organ recital, reads, and a 8 pm pageant The Challenge of the Cross by Charles Town church youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawse
J. Howard Franz
Earl D. Miller
Elsie Oberlin
Floyd M. Lucas
C. A. York
W. H. McIilwee
O. D. Louderback
Lurena Mae McIlwee
Olivia Dellinger
Versus Sirbaugh
Charles Town
W. Va
Etiquette Guidelines on Escorts and Guests
When a girl enters a taxi with her escort she should take the seat farthest from the curb to keep the escort from passing in front. The bride cuts the wedding cake and shares the first piece with her husband. Kissing and embracing on greeting or departure is discouraged and reserved for privacy.
Flu Vaccine Shows Promise in Early Trials
The Rockefeller Institute reports the first flu vaccine tested on thirty humans with 100 percent success. Dr. Thomas Francis Jr. says immunity in animals mirrored in humans two months after vaccination, but notes the campaign is only beginning and may reduce severity and pneumonia risk. The announcement was made to the American Public Health Association in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Public Health Association
New Orleans
Rockefeller Institute
New York
Thomas Francis, Jr. M. D
Rockefeler Institute
Dr. Francis
George J. Allen Dies at 66 in Woodstock Postmaster
George J. Allen sixty six son of the late Judge Henry C. Allen and Julia Gatewood Allen of Woodstock died yesterday in Gainesville Geinsville where he served as postmaster. He leaves brothers William B. Allen Charles B. Allen Henry C. Allen Evelyn W. Allen James Allen and two widowed sisters Mrs William A Frevet and Mrs William M Kemper. Burial will be Massanutten Cemetery Woodstock Thursday at 2 pm with Rev. Francis A. Brown officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
George J. Allen
Henry C. Allen
Julia Gatewood Allen
Geinesville
William B. Allen
Emily Allen Baird
Washington and Lee University
Roanoke
Roanoke Iron Company
Oliver Steel and Iron Company
Pittsburg
Idaho
Virginia
Gainesville
Charles B. Allen
Masonic Lodge
Mr. Allen
Montgomery
Ala
Evelyn W. Allen
Savannah
James Allen
West Jefferson
N. C
William A. Frevet
Oklahoma City
William M. Kemper
Danville Military Institute
Massanutten Cemetery
Francis A. Brown
Episcopal Church
Long Illness Fatal To Mrs Alverna M Mauzy
Mrs Alverna Moreland Mauzy died at her home near Siler yesterday afternoon at 12 30 after a long illness attributed to paralysis and complications. She was 74 and widow of George W Mauzy. Survived by nine children and thirteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral by Rev B F Spitzer from the residence Friday at 10 00. Burial in Woodlawn cemetery after rites at Whitacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alverna Moreland Mauzy
Siler
George W. Mauzy
B. F. Spitzer
Whitacre
Woodlawn
Drowns self in bathtub at Washington Sanitarium
Dr. Charles Mixter 68 formerly of Johns Hopkins Hospital drowned in a bathtub at Washington Sanitarium after breaking from a male nurse Orville Zeismer who then leaped from a balcony attempting to reach the bathroom. Rescue attempts lasted over an hour. Mixter resided in northwest Washington and left no close relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takoma Park
Charles Mixter
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Washington Sanitarium
Mixter
Orville Zeismer
Zeismer
Dr. Mixter
Decent housing would cost two billion yearly for 12 years
New Orleans reports public health expert C. E. A. Winslow of Yale School of Medicine estimates that providing six million low cost dwellings for the nation would require two billion dollars annually for twelve years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
United States
American Public Health Association
C. E. A. Winslow
Yale School of Medicine
Shirley Temple in Pimples at Hable’s Palace Theatre
Shirley Temple stars in a new dimpling musical at the Palace Theatre today and Thursday. She sings six songs including He Was a Dandy and What Did the Blue Jay Say with Frank Morgan Helen Westley and Stephin Fetchit in the cast. A Fox News Reel and novelty appear as supplements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Temple
Palace Theatre
Shirley
Frank Morgan
Helen Westley
Stephin Fetchit
Fox News
Kay Francis Stars in Give Me Your Heart at Capitol
Kay Francis delivers the most dramatic role of her career opposite George Brent in Give Me Your Heart which opens a two day run at the Capitol Theatre tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Francis
Heart
George Brent
Capitol Theatre
Funeral Rites Held For Mary Ellis
The funeral for Mary Peterson Ellis wife of Samuel Ellis familiar in the community was held at 3 o clock at Shiloh Baptist Church North Kent Street with Rev R Laws officiating. Interment followed in Orrick Cemetery. She was about 55 and survived by four children Willie Virgie James and Mae Ellis. Pallbearers were Shirley Strange Lewis Long Jesse Carter James Fosher William Elliott and Archie Gilpins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Peterson Ellis
Samuel Ellis
Haddox Street
Shiloh Baptist Church
North Kent Street
Rev. R. Laws
Orrick
Willie
Virgie
James
Mae Ellis
Shirley Strange
Lewis Long
Jesse Carter
James Fosher
William Elliott
Archie Gilpins
Former Queen Concludes Visit
Queen Victoria of Spain ends a month in New York to visit her ill son the Count of Covadonga who remains hospitalized at Presbyterian Hospital. They sailed today on the Cunard White Star liner Queen Mary bound for Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Victoria
Spain
Count of
Covadonga
Europe
Cunard
Presbyterian Hospital
Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde to broadcast from hospital
Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde, who broke her leg in a fall a month ago, announced she will broadcast a Democratic campaign speech from her hospital room at 11 15 a m CST tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ind
Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde
Two American Horses Enter Cambridge Shire Stakes Field
Two American owned three year olds Tempest 2nd owned by A. K. Macomber and Hypothesis owned by Mrs. Chester Beatty were among 25 final acceptors for the Cambridge Shire Stakes at Newmarket over one and an eighth miles. Each horse drawn 110 pounds for England's year end flat races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
A. K. Macomber
Mrs. Chester Beatty
New Market
England
Radio Highlights Echo Party Lineups and Programs
Radio listings outline tonight programs across WEAF NBC WJZ NBC WABC CBS and London links. Notable guests include Rep Clare Fenerty Ogden Mills Ruth Bryan Owen and Joseph Kennedy with schedules through 12:15 pm and 10:30 pm plus tomorrow’s lineup featuring Uncle Ezra One Man's Family Wayne King Waltzes and Burns and Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
Wm. Hard
Frank Tomson
Kansas
WJZ
NBC
Clare G. Fenerty
Pennsylvania
Ogden Mills
WABC
President Roosevelt
Joseph P. Kennedy
Ruth Bryan Owen
WEAF
London
Florence Birmingham
Massachusetts
Catherine Neff Cox
Ohio
One Man's Family
Wayne King
Fred Allen
Glen Gray
Fannie Brice
Ethel Barrymore
Bobby Hayes
Walter Logan
al Peace
Swallows
San Jan Juan Capistrano Mission
California
Music Guild
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J. Loring
Addock Street Methodist
F. W. Danley
Mission Study
Dorothy Mason
Robert McKinney
Isaac Mason
William McKinney
Market Street Methodist Church
Herman McKay
Miss Sheets
W. H. W. Marple
Agnes Mae Elizabeth Sheets
W. F. Sheets
William Wilson Marple
the Baptist Church
E.T. Clark
United Brethren Young People’s Choir
Thomas W. Harrison
William N. Schuggles
Joseph Wright
John Graham
Newville
W. A. Baker
Graham
John M. Steck, Sr
Bridge Club
Mrs. Garner Edmunds
Washington, D. C
Mrs. C. W. Ritter
Cork Street
Mrs. Edmunds
Mr. Edmund
Owen D. Young
John D. Glover
Philadelphia
Mr. McSherry
Lupton
Leon Slavin
Gray Gables Inn
Agnes Page Mitchell
the Glen
Boyce
Mary
Katherine Hoover
E. A. Smith
Paul Shultz
Luray
Herbert Larrick
Elsie Burke
Bradfield
Ernest S. Ely
South Stewart Street
Nancy Gray Latrick
Arthur Shull, Jr
Cincinnatti, Ohio
Mrs
Arthur Shull
National Avenue
Charles G. Paul
Richmond
O. C. Cooper
Amherst Street
Methodists Rally
Alverna M. Mauzy
Dr. Chas. Mixter
Hable’s Palace
Capitol
J. I
Qisr
Columbia
Andre Kostelanetz
Pere Chee
Ec Ee Ag
Kay Thompson
Ray Heatherton
Epavid
Mary Ellis
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Dimples
Darling
Twentieth Century—Fox
Staf
Margaret L. Hodgson
Cinderella
Olga Nelson
Langlois
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Tavenner’s
N. Londoun St
Milady
Isheen
Geo
Washington Hotel
Nina V. Wolford
Politics
Scandinavia
Christian
Denmark
Haakon
Norway
Gustav
Sweden
Svinhufvud
Finland
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Lady Baltimore
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Endicott
Keystone Shoe Store
Loudoun St
Tre
R. M. Swimley
East of Geo. Washington Hotel
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