Social And Personal Women Group Awards In Annual Contests
Federated Council of Women announced winners in their annual flower and vegetable gar den contest. Best vegetable par deh awarded to Mrs Pletcner with Sarah runner up. best flower garden to Mrs Hazel with Virginia Ritter runner up. Best flower box to Mrs J Whit with J Sirbaugh runner up. Most sanitary back yard to Mrs D Ashley with Harry Mc second. Special mentions listed for several entrants and colored entrants prizes noted for Della Addison and Sadie Dangerfield. Also notes Rev Ronald Omga and baby at Montreat N C and church matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Council of Women
Pletcner
Sarah
Hazel
Virginia Ritter
J. Whit
J. Sirbaugh
D. Ashley
Harry Mcsecond
Campe
Sellers
Mary Mason
H. Good
Marywalt
Legge
Bud Miller
Della Addison
Sadie Dangerfield
Blanche Mason
Lizzie Walker
Rosa Nickens
Rose Palmer
Bertha Hogan
Sadie Montgomery
School Supplies and Pharmacy Ad Listing
Pen and pencil selections plus tablets loose leaf fillers crayons rulers ink composition books erasers and notebooks are offered. Brooks Pharmacy Rexall Store lists phone 766 and advertises a broad range of school goods in a local market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall tSore
Pifer Printing CO
N. Loudoun St
Calendar of Weekend Socials and Meetings at Winchester
A series of Saturday night dances at Winchester Golf Club concludes this week. An all day reunion for the Walters and McFarland families is planned at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walters west of town. A V F W rally for Winchester Post 1213 and nearby posts meets on North Loudoun Street, followed by a Madison Lodge I O O F meeting on East Bosca wen Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Golf Club
Walters
The
Madison Lodge, I. O. O. F
East Boscawen Street
Mrs. Preston Henshaw Honored At Miscellaneous Shower
A miscellaneous shower was held Wednesday evening August 31 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Omps in Kernstown honoring Mrs. Preston Henshaw, formerly Miss Margaret Omps, with many relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Henshaw
C. E. Omps
Kernstown
Ruth Omps
Margaret Omps
Mildred Tidler
Gretchen Dorsey
Kathryn Unger
Louise Copero
Rubamed
Mary Henshaw
Una Dorton
Thelma Dorton
Ruth
Virginia Omps
Joseph Pent
Melvin Miller
Ray Boyce
Henshaw
Massie Buffet and Debutante Honors Draw Winchester Talent
About 100 young people gathered at the Massie home on Amherst Street for a buffet honoring debutantes Miss Margaret Byrd and Miss Robert Young Conrad. The event preceded a Leesburg dance at the high school auditorium for Betsy Rust, with Meyer Davis orchestra. Several guests traveled from Washington, Norfolk, Charleston, New York, and beyond to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Joseph
William Massie
Eigabeth Massie
Amherst Street
Margaret Byrd
Robert Young Conrad
Leesburg
William Fitzhugh Rust
Betsy Rust
Meyer Davis
Yeocomica
Rust
Leesure
Massies
Nelia Beverley
Bobby Conrad
Mary Scully
Sbleanor Scully
Shirley Williams
Louise Moore
Anne Williams
Anne Meade
Della Meade
Nancy Bowly
Gertrude Dougherty
Mary Dougherty
Anne Kerr Russell
Virginia Mosely
Eleanor Flood
Messrs
Graham
Fraser Dougherty
Tyson Gilpin
Kay Gilpin
Beverley
W.ce Byrd
Charles Tucker
Walter Massey
William Massey
Kawaru
Ely Bradfield
William Bell
Champe Conner, III
Jack Portner
Joseph Moore
Roy Ryden, Jr
Ho. B. McCormac
Jack Pennypacker
Wylie Grandy
Norfolk
Howard Allen
Tayloe Perry
Clark Lynn
Washington
Roland Mitchell
Richard Dole
Billy Watkins
Peter Page
Charles Burwell
Berry Grove
John Gibson
Robert Chew
Robert
Charles Harper
Brad Beverley
Jack @eardall
Louis Meade, Jr
William Harris
Joe Thormas
Clay Frick
Roslyn
N. Y
R. G. Blane
Marion
Mass
J. K. Williams
New ¥Ous Iy
Herbert Wagner
Baltimore
Etiquette Q A guide to double cards flowers and visits
The Q and A explains when the double card with Mr and Mrs is sent, including with a wedding gift or funeral flowers, and its use in paying formal visits. It asks if gifts to a debutante are required and notes relatives often send flowers. It then suggests autumn table flowers like asters and goldenrod.
Receptions Honoring Mr and Mrs Charles Ritter
A reception was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs W H Trimble on Woodland Ave in honor of their daughter and son in law Charles P Ritter and his wife. Attendees included the Ritters Clayton Ritter Sr and Jr and families Urban Sheetz Raymond Penn James Grimes Joel Jones Roy Campbell Mrs John Krimer Ruth Thimble Margaret Campbell Louise Campbell Esther Butsler Eleanor Summel Rosalie Bell Katherine Rowe Gladys Patton Josephine Wolford Lucille Kita core Jonas Chamberlain Paul Fitts Edmond Lupton Shirley Bly and W H Trimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chases P. Ritter
W.H. Trimble
Woodland Ave
Charles P. Ritter
Ritter
Clayton Ritter
Urban
Jonas Chamberlain
Paul Fitts
Edmond Lupton
Shirley Bly
W. H. Trimble
Pound May Be Cut As a Trade Aid
London reports a belief that devaluing the pound could boost exports to the United States as Britain shifts policy to stimulate foreign trade amid global tension. The pound closed near 4.8475 dollars, with authorities wary of upsetting the dollar franc peg and France’s economy during labor and debt pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Great Britain
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Britain
France
Turkey
Romania
Greece
Market Quotations and Livestock Prices Across Regions
Baltimore notes weak labor day closure with poultry and produce prices steady. livestock markets in Baltimore and Chicago show lower cattle and hog values versus last Friday, with buyers cautious. Philadelphia reports minimal poultry trading and stable prices for flour cheese and butter. Winchester lists local grain prices for wheat corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Balimore Livestock Ball Imars
U. S. Dept. Agri
Rliday
R. Goug
Cabite
Chicago
Negugivie
Oslumalea Noigover
Coiparcu
P&cnu
Cnolice
Ana
Ciossea
Mude
Ower
Siaugaver
Phiadelphia
Wall Street Holds Moderate Gains as Labor Day Break Looms
The market extended Friday’s advance, with a mild uplift amid a steady domestic outlook. Traders largely avoided boardrooms on the eve of the Labor Day recess as stocks such as American Can, Chrysler, General Electric, U S Steel and Westinghouse posted fractional gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Wall Street
Hollywood Is a Two Graded City
A study of Hollywood’s social ladder shows two grades A and B rule all categories from stars and studios to parties and costs. A lighters meet B performers rarely, while A stars dictate budgets, scripts, and even phone listings, shaping careers and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Joan Crawford
Franchot Tone
Tone
Freddie Bartholomew
Jane Withers
Shirley Temple
Shirley
Henry Koster
Kmart
Deanna Durbin
Clark Gable
Wheat and Grain Prices Hold Firm in Pre-Holiday Market
Chicago futures show wheat steady within a narrow range amid light speculative interest and small hedging sales to the government for export. Closing quotes list Sept and Dec futures for wheat, corn, oats, soybeans, and rye, with lard and bellies prices noted. Baltimore spot wheat price is No. 2 red winter at 63 1/2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Winnipeg
Chicago Cash Grains
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Covered Dish Supper By Circle At Braddock Street Church
Circle No. 11 of Braddock Street Methodist Church held a covered dish supper at Mrs. Earl Baker's home on Gray Avenue. Thirty six members and visitors attended as flowers were gifted to Mrs. G. W. Haddox for her birthday. After dining, the group held its monthly meeting, reporting a successful year led by Mrs. Garber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street Methodist Church
H. B. Garber
Earl Baker
Gray Avenue
Garber
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Wilson
Ronald
Omga
Emary
Montreat
N. C
Loudoun Church
Eir
Ronnie Wilson
Salem
William Lyle
Pikeside Tea Room
Valley Ave
Haldeman's Creamery
S. Kent St
Frances Berry
Orndorff
David Frances Berry
Abingdon
Frances Ann Berry
E. Russell Orndorff
Stephens City
F. M. Burkman
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Venable School
Charlottesville
Mary LaFollette Orndorff
J. Hawkins Orndorff
Stepenns City
Butler Bros
Peoples Bank
Srip
C. Worthington Lowe
Lutheran Church, of
Our Saviour
Herman H. Hill, Jr
Lindsey
Julian Lindsey
Fort Meade, Md
Hunter Holmes McGuire
North Braddock Street
Larrick
Virginia Military
Fred Larrick, Jr
Middletown
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Fred Larrick
Charles A. Thomas
McKeesport, Pa
Martin Wisecarver
Harold Foreman
Richard Lindberg
Labor Day
Washington, D. C
Maurice Dean
Richmond, Va
Harry R. Kern, Jr
Robert Forney
Hagerstown
Julian Everley
Atlantic City
N. K. Larrick
Hayfield
District of Columbia
Ocean View
Virginia Beach
Jamestown Island
James Shockey
James Snider
N. J
O. H. Cornwell
Edith Cornwell
Norristown
Kenneth Cornwell
Philip Carbaugh
John Carbaugh
U. S
McQuilkin deGrange
Sociology
Dartmouth College
H. Clay deGrange
Mrs. deGrange
South
Washington Street
Waller Wynne
Greenville
S. C
Frank Jacques
Robert Portner
R. E. Byrd
Paul Stover
Bethlehem, Pa
Rev
George W. Stover
National Avenue
United Food Stores
Stock Market Report
Ai. Coen
Am. Can
Rtd
Am. Smel
A. T. and
Anaconda
Bethienem
Chrysler
Can. Edison
Elec
Goonyear
Int
Har
J. Manville
Kennecott
M. Ward
Natl
Dairy
Packard
Penney (Jc
Benn R. R
Republic Steel
Southern R
S. O
Texas Corp
Union Pac
U. S. Steel
Car. Chem
Va.Car. Pfct
Western Union
Woolworth
Hubbard Keavy
Hollywod
Huntsberry’s
Huntsberry
W. B. Snider and Son
Wilmer F. Shryock
Aszt
G. W. Haddox
Brill
C. C. Brill
George Strickler
Dorothy Lee
George Sanger
Virginia Lee
Brunswick
E. J. Hicks
Alfred
Margaret Punk
Otis Brill
Nettie Lou Brill
America
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Underwood’s
Underwood
N. Loudoun
E. Piccadilly
Alecia
N. Braddock
Lot
Samlungens
Pine Motor Co
Dodge
Ford
Plymouth
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