Festival plans and Middleburg Hunt opening schedule
The 1933 program is cancelled and a three day festival in April plans five concerts after the State Federation convention in Marion April 23-27. The Middleburg Hunt opens November 2 and lists events on November 4 6 9 11 14 16 18 20 23 25 27 and 30 with a hunt breakfast at Foxcroft School hosted by Miss Charlotte Noland.
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Wil
State Federation of Music Clubs
Music Teachers’ Association
Marion
Middleburg Hunt
2. C. Sands
Charlotte Noland
Middleburg Fox Hounds
Walter H. West
Middleburg
Dover
Groveton
Mount Zion
Homeland Gate
Hibbs Bridge
Lenah
Glenwood
Chilton
Guinea Bridge
Foxcroft
Foxcroft School
U D C Convention Set for Baltimore Dates and Events
The fortieth annual United Daughters of the Confederacy convention will meet in Baltimore November 14 17 at the Lord Baltimore Hotel with sessions in the hotel ballroom. Key events include a welcome program on Tuesday evening and a sixties costume ball Thursday. Mrs John A Anderson leads the historical program and Mrs William E L Byrne presides. Virginia division’s new president Mrs Severn Nottingham leads delegates from Orange. Also noted is a Civic League milk fund luncheon at Mrs Green's with current events talks by Mrs Harry K Russell and Winchester updates by John H Roserberger to benefit feeding undernourished children.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Baltimore
Lord Baltimore
John A. Anderson
William E. L. Byrne
Charleston
W. Va
Vrginia Division
Severn Nottingham
Orange
Turner Ashby
Green
Civic League
Melvin Green
Harry K. Russell
John H. Roserberger
Common Council
Winchester
Jennie May Manuel
Douglas School
Mik
John Kerr
Virginia Avenue
Old
Busy Bee Sewing Cub
Social calendar pages list weekly club meetings and events
The Winchester area hosts a busy week of club meetings and church choirs. Lions Club Kiwanis Rotary and Elks hold regular gatherings while hospital nurses sponsor a Hallowe'en dance. Charity balls, card parties, and a milk fund luncheon are noted along with church choirs and a Methodist concert.
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Frank L. Pee
Winchester
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Hallowe’en Dance
West Clifford Street
Lions’ Club
First Baptist Church
Winchester Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Young Peoples’ Choir
The
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Order of Eastern Star
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Henry's Wedding planned by Girls' Athletic Association
The Girls' Athletic Association plans the Colonial Theatre production Henry's Wedding for Tuesday November 7 directed by Miss Helen Thornton of Universal Producing Company. The show features a bachelor groom to a widow and includes Beaus and Belles, Mystic Shrine members, and a grand chorus. Watch Monday's Star for cast details as the Choral Festival returns to Charlottesville in April 1934 with large statewide support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Helen Thornton
Universal Producing Company
Girls’ Athletic Association
Colonial Theatre
Sisters of the Mystic Shrine
the Star
Gala Week End at Historic College of William and Mary
William and Mary hosts a gala weekend starting Friday November 17 with Homecoming on Saturday featuring a Davidson College football game. Nearly 6,000 alumni, a Calillion Club dance, freshman tree planting, campus tours, a mass meeting, parades, a Brunswick stew luncheon, and aerial exhibitions mark the events. All football players 1893 to 1932 receive invitations. Also noted is Annual Girl Scout Week opening with a service at the Christian Church and Scout awards at Grace Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of William and Mary
Alumni Association
Wataracary
Davidson College
William and Mary Indians
Williamsburg
Brunswick
Aeronautics Department
Davidson
William and Mary
Miss Mary Frances Barr Hosts Sixteenth Birthday Party
Miss Mary Frances Barr of Strasburg entertained many friends last Friday night for her sixteenth birthday. The festivities included dancing and games, followed by ice cream and cake. Guests included Lillian Little, Polly Hamman, Nancy Campbell, Jilla Pollard, Sara Lee Painter, Kitty Ellis, May Lou Stover, Frances and Laure Keister, Mariel Sparks, Frances Mitchell, and others from Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Barr
Strasburg
Lillian Little
Polly Hamman
Nancy Campbell
Jilla Pollard
Sara Lee Painter
Kitty Ellis
May Lou Stover
Frances
Laure Keister
Mariel Sparks
Frances Mitchell
Messrs
Charles Kline
Curtis Vann
John Horan
Nelson Himelright
Clyde Neal
Charles Crabill
Max Wilson
Charles Glaize
Wilbur Mauck
Susie Carbaugh
Jimmie Wolfe
Marshall Venable
Stephens City
Cleveland Couple Secures License for Iowa Bride and Ohio Groom
Miss Phyllis Peters Johnson and Mr. R. A. Hilleman, both of Cleveland, obtained a marriage license at the corporation clerk's office on Saturday. The bride is the daughter of Silas and Mrs. Johnson of State Center Iowa, and the groom is the son of H L and Mrs. Hilleman of Keota Iowa. They were married later that day by Rev W L Dudley Church of Christ in this city.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Corporation Clerk’s Office
Phyllis Peters Johnson
R. A. Hilleman
Hilleman
Silas Johnson
State Center
Iowa
H. L. Hilleman
Keota
W. L. Dudley
Church of Christ
Middletown visitor witnesses Georgetown William and Mary game
Mr. T B Doman Middletown Milling Co manager visited Washington weekend and witnessed the Georgetown William and Mary College football game. His son Max Doman leads the William and Mary College Band which helped energize the Virginians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Doman
Middletown Milling Company
Washington
Georgetown
William and Mary
Max Doman
Virginians
Diabetic Mortality Falls With Modern Treatment
An editorial by Dr. Logan Clendening explains how diabetes mortality has dropped due to modern management. He notes improved outcomes for ages 20 to 60, clarifies over 50 treatments reduce risk, and urges patient cooperation with diet and care.
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Ialarm
Logan Clendening
M. D
Massachusetts General Hospital
Clendening
Healthful Habits Rare in a Year of Illness
An editorial notes that only a few stay healthy all year while statistics claim 850 illnesses occur per 1000 people annually in the United States. It frames illness as common and underscores the rarity of a sickness-free year.
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United
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Henry Jennings
Berryville
Herbert H. Jennings
South Stewart Street
American Legion Post
Melvin
Washington Street
Brad Street Methodist Church
Woman's Society of
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Virginia State
University of Virginia
State Chamber of Commerce
State Choral Festival Association
Charlottesville
Shupert
Federation of Music Clubs
State Music Teachers’ Association
Richmond
Relf
Scholl
Palo
America
William M. Scholl
Dr. Scholl
Huntsberry
Historic College
Christian Church
Jesus
Elsie Mathews
van Cleave
God
Miss Barr
H. Douglas Fuller
George Smith
Cedar Cliff
Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Sunday School
Vaucluse
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church South
Middletown
C. B. Stickley
Hedrick
John. Hedrick
Washington, D. C
A. C. Carson
Father Massey
Norfolk Hospital
John J Massey
J. P. Striker
North Kent Street
Norfolk
District Nurse Association
Court House
Mr. A. Dunlap
Rock Ency Springs
Lawton Stott
Waynesboro
Kenneth. L. Rice
East Piccadilly Street
Nelson Page
Amhere! Street
New York City
Edward B. Meigs
Vinchesa
Mr Green
Spencer Heath
Elkridge Md
Ian MacCallum
Ioan O’conner
Lucille Heath MacCallum
Little School
North
Stella A. McCarthy
Department of Education
Goucher College
Nell Anderson
Friends School
the Datter
Anderson
Mr. Griffin Garnett
Mrs. A. S. Pennypacker
Williow Lawn
Valley Pike
Charles Shewbridge
Parkway Avenue
Cooper
Bernice Willis
West Cork Street
Grand Central Palace
Minnie Baker
Cameron Street
Rockville
R. H. Stokes
West
Phillip
Brooks’ Pharmacy Service
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Lovett
N. Loudoun St
Quarts
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Dhone
Duco
Hollywood
Peggy Graves
the Commercial & Savings Bank
U.S. Postal Savings Depository
Big Joe
R. M. Swimley
Loudoun St
Scott Tissue
W. Piccadilly St
Carnation Beauty Shoppe
Hotel Jack
Margaret L
Hodgson
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