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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1936

Page

3

Social calendar events and meetings schedule

The notice lists a 12 30 p m Lions Club regular meeting at George Washington, 12 45 p m Kiwanis luncheon at George Washington Hotel, 6 45 p m Young People’s Choir practice at United Brethren Church, 7 30 p m E Lee Trinkle address at Berryville High, 8 00 p m Winchester lodge meeting at Elks Hall, 8 15 p m Grace Lutheran adult choir rehearsal.

Kiwanis Club George Washington Hotel United Brethren Church E. Lee Trinkle Berryville High School Winchester Lodge Elks Hall Piccadilly Braddock Streets

Miss Rose MacDonald Entertains Wednesday

Miss Rose MacDonald will host a buffet supper in Berryville on Wednesday to honor Mr. and Mrs. E. Lee Trinkle. Attending guests include Mrs. Tilford Neill Nelson Stribling Thom as Page Wray Moore Dorsey Williams and Byrd Jr. Also noted visits and Christmas plans involve Minturn Green Spring Valley and the McGuire household.

Rose MacDonald E. Lee Trinkle Berryville Frank Tilford John Neill Hugh Nelson Anna Stribling Nan Thomas Mary Page Frank Wray Blackburn Moore Ralph Dorsey Edward Williams H. F. Byrd

Grace Lutheran Church Hosts Informal Reception for New Pastor

Members and friends are invited to a 7 to 10 pm reception tomorrow at the church parsonage 605 South Stewart to meet Rev. C Worthington Lowe recently named pastor. The Mary Martha Bible Class sponsors the event for community introductions.

Grace Lutheran Church South Stewart Street C. Worthington Lowe Lowe

Camp Sons of Confederate Veterans to Meet at Marshall Home

Camp will convene at 7 30 o clock Wednesday evening at H C Marshalls residence on the east side of the Kearneysville Shepherdstown state road with a private road leading to the home Samuel M Hendricks is commander of the camp Winchester attendees at the Virginia Washington and Lee game in Charlottesville last Saturday include John M Steck Jr James A Miller Fred L Glaize Jr Philip Williams T B Byrd J Victor Arthur W Nelson Page and Allen Emmert of Martinsburg.

Sons of Confederate Veterans H. C. Marshall Kearneysville Shepherdstown Marshall Samuel M. Hendricks Henry “A Douglas Winchester Charlottesville John M. Steck, Jr James A. Miller Fred L. Glaize, Jr Philip Williams T. B. Byrd J. Victor Arthur W. Nelson Page Allen Emmert Martinsburg Girls Athletic Association Wayside Inn Middletown Jack Widemyer Marie Fries

Hoge Golden Anniversary Observed at Evergreen Home

Mr and Mrs Howard M Hoge celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at Evergreen Home in Lincoln Loudoun county with guests including Mr and Mrs Lewis Pidgeon and Miss Mary Pidgeon. Mrs Hoge led attendees with Mrs Arthur Warner aiding. Shenandoah College Club meets Oct 27 at 8 pm in United Brethren church with Ernest B Luttrell presiding and officers to be elected.

Howard M. Hoge Evergreen Home Lincoln Loudoun County Lewis Pidgeon Wadesville Mary Pidgeon Washington Edith Jolliffe Clearbrook Hedgewood Thomas R. Smith Shenandoah College Club Winchester United Brethren Church Ernest B. Luttrell Luttrell W. B. Obaugh Earl Baker Anna Karicofe Ray Hicks

Modern Etiquette Q and A on tableware and婚礼

A compilation of etiquette questions and answers covers fork orientation to table prongs pointing upward, the common divorce-accelerating breach of etiquette being rudeness to the spouse's friends, and breakfast wedding receptions defined by ceremonies performed at or before noon.

Yearly Meeting Attendees From Winchester and Vicinity

Winchester and vicinity attendees at the Yearly Meeting of Friends in Baltimore include Grace Clevenger Carrie Cochran Minnie Childs Edith Jolliffe Annie Reese James L Robinson Clarence Robinson Arthur Robinson Lewis Pidgeon Cassie Pidgeon and Rebecca Pidgeon. Mrs Victor Denny has returned home from Cleveland Ohio after a visit with her brother F Douglas Sheetz. Major and Mrs R T Rutledge of Richmond were guests of C F Massey. Reverend and Mrs W W McIntyre hosted Bishop Edwin Mouzon and the Sydenstrickers for a dinner. Little Miss Cowl Cather, 12, enjoyed her first Washington visit with her parents. Mr and Mrs W V MacDougal of Washington visited Mr and Mrs Lester D Arnold yesterday. Mrs William Mitchell expected to return to Middleburg from Detroit as a guest of Mrs Oliver Islin.

Winchester Yearly Meeting of Friends Baltimore, Md Grace Clevenger Carrie Cochran Minnie Childs Edith Jolliffe Annie Reese James L. Robinson Clarence Robinson Arthur Robinson Lewis Pidgeon Cassie Rebecca Pidgeon Victor Denny Cleveland Ohio F. Douglas Sheetz Edwin Mouzon Charlotte N. C W. W. McIntyre Fairmont Avenue Alexandria Bishop Mouzon Hubert Sydenstricker Miss Cowl Cather Washington, D. C William Mitchell Middleburg Detroit Oliver Islin

Blood Stains and Can Opener Figure in Case

Swann said he would not press for further questions and claimed the police already have their case. Prosecutor Winters noted the blood stained clothing was found early and the can opener later, but analysis is not yet complete. he hinted at more significant developments to come.

Swann Winters

Shawnee Home Demonstration Club Holds October Meeting

The Shawnee Home Demonstration Club of Opequon met Thursday at 7 30 p.m. The meeting focused on business and Red Cross goals presented by Helen Wright. House Furnishing was adopted as the major program with Clothing as the minor. Achievement Day is set for November 17.

Opequon Helen Wright The Red Cross Winchester -Frederick Margaret Flickinger Northern Virginia Power Company Laboratory

Bishop Mouzon Opens Baltimore Conference Sermon

Bishop Mouzon presides at next year’s Baltimore conference sessions. He centers his sermon on God, using the texts God is Spirit and God is Love to argue that the world is not a pleasure resort but a vale of soul making. He analyzes love as giving impulse and craving, with practical advice to husbands and gestures for wives.

Mouzon Baltimore God John Mouton

Little Theater Readies For October 30 Presentation

The Little Theater is well organized and everything is ready for its upcoming show on October 30. Local staff and volunteers coordinate set, props, and seating to ensure a smooth performance.

Torch Bearers Committees Formed for Little Theatre Offering

Miss Anne Brooke Kern serves as ex officio chairman coordinating committees for the Little Theatre production Torch Bearers. Committees include Scenery led by Virginia Boyd, Make-Up by Edith Cornwell, Programs headed by Virginia Steck, Publicity chaired by Tom Baldridge, and Box Office managed by Anne Brooke Kern among others. Torch Bearers opens at Capitol Theatre Friday at 8 30 with a Little Theatre cast.

Little Theatre Anne Brooke Kern Burr P. Harrison Kern Virginia Boyd Mary Miller Helen Massey Ethel Lee Zirkle Gladys Williams Lewis Barton Sam Laren Helen L. Smith Ann Browne Martha Walker Lupton Helen Gibson Helen Smith Susan 8. Miller Gertrude McCormac Elizabeth S. Arthur Colleen G. Stevenson Edith Cornwell Anne Elizabeth Quirk Virginia Steck Elsie Rosenberger Anne Kerr Russell Rachel Capitol Theatre

Third party push echoes in fragmented campaign scene

A Lexington message urges voters to forget party lines and back a third party candidate. In Tampa a band of men breaks up a meeting and blocks Earl Browder's address, with more than a dozen people lightly injured.

Lexington F. E. Townsend Tampa Fla Earl Browder

Simple Funeral Rites For Late Mrs. J. W. Taylor

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Myers Taylor widow of J William Taylor and daughter of the late Capt. and Mrs. William H Myers of Frederick county occurred this afternoon from her home at 104 North Braddock Street. Rev E B McGukin of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church conducted services with readings from the Old and New Testaments and hymns Lead Kindly Light and Crossing the Bar. Interment was in Mount Hebron Cemetery in the family lot with pallbearers Robert Bell A T Hawthorne Allen Myers Charles Baker Paul Rosenberger John Taylor and Frank Taylor Jr. Surviving are two daughters Eva H Taylor of Englewood New Jersey Minnie H Taylor of this city a son H Taylor a sister Mrs William T Barr of Winchester a brother Henry Myers of Fairmont West Virginia and three grandsons James H Taylor of Cripple Creek Colorado John and Frank Taylor Jr of this city.

Mary Myers Taylor J. William Taylor William H. Myers Frederick County North Braddock Street E. B. McGukin Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Mount Hebron Robert 8. Bell A. T. Hawthorne Allen Myers Charles Baker Paul Rosenberger John Taylor Frank Taylor Minnie H. Taylor H. Taylor William T. Barr Winchester Henry Myers Fairmont W. Va James H. Taylor Cripple Creek Colo John and

Girl Scout Troops Prepare Court of Awards Sessions

Girl Scout Troops 4 and 5 meet Thursday at the Presbyterian Annex and the Brownies at Grace Lutheran Church at 7 30 pm. Each troop holds a Court of Awards. Mrs Stewart Elting will speak on Life of Juliette Lowe founder of girl scouting. Parents and friends invited.

Presbyterian Annex Grace Lutheran Church Stewart Elting Juliette Lowe Girl Scouting In America

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lions’ Club George Washington Miss Rose MacDonald Mrs Henry Post Mitchell Minturn Agnes McCrea Henry Lewis New York James Piper H. K. Russell Green Spring Valley John Carr Ann Tucker McGuire England London Hunter H. McGuire William Beverley Milton Valley Richmond Edward Palmer Mr. Lowe Sons of Veterans Marshall Home Virginia-Washington and Lee Game G. A. A. Dinner Party R. E. Byrd John Graham W. A. Baker Jane Jolliffe Handley High School Winchester Memorial Hospital Miss Jolliffe W. T. O’rear Milton O’rear Charlottesville, Va Stewart O’rear Harry Clark Betty Cambridge, O Stephens City W. P. Helmick Naylor Veach Garfield Hospital Philadelphia Symphony Josef Hoffman Virginia Russell Fenton Nelson Bettie Thomas Mary Scully Nancy Bowly Molly Glass Stewart Bell, Jr Joe Thomas William Harris William Bell Ernest Luttrell Senseney Road Little North Mountain Orson ,Carner Raymond Blakeslee Joan Leslie Wilkins Roxobel Mrs. Hoge J. W. Headley Valley Avenue Memorial Hospital Mrs. Victor Denny Mrs. C. E. Thompson Front Royal Irving Carper Major Mrs. R. T. Rutledge C. F. Massey Eugene Knight J. W. Keller and Sons Ray, Lester and Marion Stephenson Skyline Drive W. Vincent MacDougal Lester D. Arnold Shawnee Home Ernest Simpson Edward Shenandoah Valley National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Home Renovators H. W. Coffey E. Germain J. W. Taylor Politics WEAF NBC William Lyon Phelps Amos Pinchot George W. Denny WJZN Margaret Speaks Warden Laws Eastman WABC CBS Heidt Pick and Pat Robert Taylor Eddie Duchin WJZ Helen Hayes Meredith Willson Ray Nobles Coperaapes Kings Denmark Norway Sweden Prt Finland Guild Cheerio al Pearce Wjznbc the Commercial & Savings Bank Underwood N. Loudoun St Geo Washington Hotel Nina V. Wolford Ostoria Navarre Colonial Art E. Picradilly St G.O.P. Rally Rexall Brooks’ Pharmacy Rexall Store Endicott Keystone Shoe Store R. M. Swimley East of Geo. Washington Hotel
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