Halloween events listed for various groups this Thursday night
Social calendar shows a Hallowe en banquet by the Girls Athletic Association at Tokus Inn and multiple church events including a Red Bud United Brethren meeting at Mrs. B I Keckley s home a Handley Library performance by Girl Scouts and a Martinsburg Rotary banquet and dance Teachers of Gravel Springs High School host a Hallowe en party and several church related suppers and plays with public invited and full attendance urged.
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Hallowe'en
Tokus Inn
Workers’ Council of the
Red Bud
Gravel Springs High School
Girl Scouts
Handley Library
United States
Girls’ Association
Girls' Athletic Association
Tokus’ Inn
Virginia Society Hosts Meeting at Willard Hotel in Washington
The Virginia Society in the District of Columbia met at the Willard Hotel to elect officers and plan the season. Thomas Slater Settle of Rappahannock county was succeeded. Tucker hails from Winchester. Re-elected officers include Fielding M. Lewis and Patrick Henry Drewry with Frad P. Myers as treasurer and Frances C. Linfoot as secretary. A December social for Virginia members of Congress was announced.
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District of Columbia
Willard Hotel
Washington
Thomas’ Slater Settle
Rappahannock County
Tucker
Winchester
John Randolph Tucker
Fielding M. Lewis
Patrick Henry Drewry
Frad P. Myers
Frances C. Linfoot
Hilda Neister Wiggin
Miss Eleanor Brannan To Speak At Civic League Meeting
Miss Eleanor Doddridge Brannan of Washington will address the Civic League luncheon on Friday November 6. A noted speaker on women's clubs, she served with American forces in World War I and has spoken in 15 states to about 30 000 people. The talk will cover the World Court the Disarmament Conference and peace work. Mr Tucker Elected President of Virginia Society. Representative Harry St Geo Tucker of Lexington was elected president last evening.
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Civic League
Washington
Miss Brannan
Virginia
Charles Dana
The
New York Sun
Oxford
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France
Luneville
Verdun
Miss Branon
Winchester
Women’s Club of
Norfolk
Joseph Doddridge
Allegheny Mountains
Wellsburg
Dr. Doddridge
Aes
Tucker
Virginia Society
Harry St. Geo. Tucker
Lexington
Church Group Hosts First Hallowe'en Benefit Party
Section C of the Woman's Auxiliary at Christ Episcopal Church plans a Friday evening Hallowe'en party at Glendobbin, the home of Mrs. West Baker on Apple Pie Ridge. It is the group’s first event as a new organization and the public is invited.
Bridge and Linen Shower For Miss Hockman
Mrs Garla nd Canter hosted a bridge party and linen shower on West Boscawen Street honoring Miss Juanita Hockman, bride elect of Mr Clem Sydnor. Guests included Miss Jenny Lind Hockman and Miss Salome Crisman among city residents. decorations featured green and yellow. prizes awarded to Miss Hockman and Miss Crisman.
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Bridge
Hock
Mai
Ofierine Ritter
Valley Avenue
Juanita Hockman
Clem Sydnor
Norfolk
November Social Roundup At Local Spots
Notes from town include Jimmy Choucler returning to the White Palace Restaurant after illness, Miss Mary Cather hosting a Halloween bridge party with prizes for Elnora Clevenger and Emily Light, and the Girls Athletic Association planning a Halloween banquet at Tokus Inn. Several residents travel for events or recover from illness, with field trials and visits by and to relatives across Towson, Vaucluse, Pulaski, and Hagerstown.
Sacred Heart Members Sponsor All Day Cake Sale Saturday
Members of the Sacred Heart arch sponsor an all day cake sale on Saturday October 31 at Solenberger hardware store on North Loudoun Street. Edward Mahoney arrives Saturday as weekend guest of Miss Mary MacKenzie and Mr William MacKenzie at West Boscawen Street. T M Hiltzheimer, confined by a severe cold, is able to go out now.
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United Brethren Church
North Avenue
George W. Stover
John I. Stangel
Katherine Cheshire
Cumberland
Germany
Peter Stengel
Otis Cheshire
W. C. King
Alma M. Crunlich
Harrisburg
G. T. King
James W. Crunch
Nan Purcell
East Cork Street
Sacred Heart Arch
Solenberger Hardware Store
Loudoun Street
Edward Mahoney
Mary MacKenzie
William MacKenzie
West Boscawen Reet
Mr. T. M. Hiltzheimer
American Clawed to Death by African Lion during Safari
An American tourist named Heron was killed by a lion in Tanganyika East Africa while he and two companions tried to photograph the scene as he prepared to shoot the lion. Heron died after being rushed to a hospital.
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London
Tell
Bon Per-Ess Salaam
Tanganyika
East Africa
Heron
Peret
Homes
Summary of Declining Security Prices on New York Exchange
Security prices fell across the New York Stock Exchange with fractional to 64 point losses. Trading was weak throughout the day as selling dominated. The British pound opened very weak at $3.87, with 2:15 pm quotes showing Allied Chem & Dye 80, American Can 7944, Amer Tel & Tel 134s, and other majors including General Electric 29, U S Steel 64, Bethlehem Steel 23, Tex. Corp. 18, Woolworth 54.
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New York Stock Exchange
Pound Sterling Exchange
Chem. & Dye
American Can
Amer, Tel
Tel
Grain prices hold firm at Chicago Board of Trade
Grain prices stayed firm across all pits as commission houses boosted buying amid expectations of news to prompt trading action. Closing quotes showed Wheat December 57 44, May 61 44, July 62 34. Corn December 39, May 0. Oats December 24 15, May 24 15. Rye December 42, May 47, July no sales.
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Chicago Board of Trade
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