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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1932

Page

3

Leesburg Flower Show Highlights and D. A. R. France Pilgrimage

The Leesburg Flower Show at the Thomas Balch Library drew large crowds with top prizes awarded to Miss Eleanor Chamberlain of Waterford for luncheon table décor and Mrs. William F. Rust of Leesburg for sweepstakes. Honored growers included Mrs. William Earle and Mrs. Robert Preston in dahlia and rose classes. The event benefited local counties and featured numerous awards for named and unnamed roses, gladioli, and garden arrangements. A Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club delegation joined the exhibit.

Leesburg Thomas Balch William F. Rust William Earle Fairfax Robert Preston Robert MacDonald Burg Mary Conrad J. J. Otley Purcellville Preston W. F. Osler Waterford Joseph Turley Edwin Rust Eleanor Chamberlain J. A. Speer Frances Wainwright Richard Wainright Talbot Pierce G. Spayton Craighill Robert McDonald G. Peyton Craighill Thomas Fendall Warner Snider H. H. Trundle Clendenin E. Chamberlain John Gibson Charles Poser Robert*MacDonald Ruth Dibrell Miss Chamberlain G. P. Craighill Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club

Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Club Meetings

A dense list of social events for Thursday through Wednesday includes Girls' Athletic Association picnic at Sylvan Retreat, Circle No 7 meeting at Mrs. Leslie Carper's, American Legion Post luncheon at Geo. Washington Hotel, Episcopal Young People's Choir practice, Otterbein Guild at 436 North Loudoun, Bryarly Community League at Bryarly School House, and a Wheeling agency luncheon at the George Washington Hotel. Also noted are Winchester branch AAUW meeting at Mrs. Alan Peery, Clark family reunion at Chestnut Grove Church, Lions Club dances at Hotel Drusilla, Kiwanis Club, United Brethren weekly gatherings, and Grace Lutheran adult choir practice.

Wheeling W. Va Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York George Washington Hotel Winchester American Association of University Women Alan Peery East Cork Street Clark Chestnut Grove Church Lions’ Club Charles Shewbridge Hotel Drusilla Jordan White Sulphur Springs Kiwanis Club The United Brethren Church Grace Lutheran Church

Organizing a Mixed Junior Choir at Christ Church

Mrs Peter Yateslee of Christ Episcopal Church seeks to meet Wednesday afternoon to discuss forming a mixed junior choir. The regular boys choir will practice Saturday evening and the adult choir later. Mrs Brinton resumes voice lessons at 321 West Cork Street.

Peter Yateslee Choir of Christ Epic- 1 House of Christ Church Brinton West Cork Street

Otterbein Guild Set To Meet Friday Evening

The Otterbein Guild of the United Brethren Church will hold its regular monthly meeting at 7 30 Friday evening September 16 at the home of Misses Dorothy and Elizabeth Cather 436 North Loudoun street Attendance is requested. The Delphian Society Of Winchester Begins Fall Study Of Drama

Otterbein Guild of United Brethren Church Dorothy Elizabeth Cather North Loudoun Street Bryarly Otterbein Guild Otterbein Guild of The United Brethren Church North Loudoun Street Delphian Society Delphian Society of Winchester Handley Library E.G. Rusk Louis L. Baker Frank B. Crawford Sophocles

Miss Byrd suffers left arm fracture roller skating Sunday

Miss Margaret Byrd daughter of Mr Thomas Byrd and Mrs Richard Byrd of Amherst Street sustained a severe fracture of her left arm when her skate broke during a Sunday roller skating outing. She rests as comfortably as can be expected.

Margaret Byrd Miss Margaret B Thomas B. Byrd Richard Velyn Byrd Amherst Street Miss Byrd

Students and families depart for studies and visits

Mr David Muntzing sails to the University of Virginia to begin his fourth year aiming to qualify as a school teacher. Mrs Truman Grim and daughter Dolores return home to Cumberland Md after visiting the Grim family on Senseney road. Miss Phyliss Palmer returns to Greenville after staying with Miss Betty Hirth. Frank O Barkley Sr and son Lawrence leave for Maysville Ky after a three week visit with Edward P Browning family. Charles J Blair returns to Washington after a weekend with Mrs Blair. William F Brown drives to Detroit to spend two weeks with friends.

Virginia Bolling Tuesler Rudolph Tuesler Richmond Tokio Eric Eyre Crowe St. Luke’s Hospital Tuesler Tsukiji Woodrow Wilson Benjamin Hodges Smith Japan Miss Tuesler W. S. Hiett John L. Glaize Shenadoah Valley Natural Bridge Lexington Panama Canal New York Yates James B. Yates Virginia Yates Kennebunkport Winchester Handley Avenue Maine Handley High School David Muntzing H. E. Muntzing University of Virginia Muntzing Truman Grim Dolores Grim W. D. Grim Senseney Road Cumberland Phyliss Palmer Greenville Betty Hirth Atone West Monmouth Street Frank O. Barkley Lawrence Barkley Edward P. Browning South Stewart Street Maysville William F. Brown Motor Detroit Mich

Be merciful after thy power from Ex change

A quotation urging generosity according to ability with the promise of reward in needful times. It emphasizes giving according to one’s means and doing so gladly as a virtue.

Brahmin Code Outlines Four Great Sins

The text lists oppression of a suppliant desertion of a wife robbery of a Brahmin and betrayal of a friend as the four great sins with no forgiveness for the last act.

Glassford's Future in Balance Amid Bonus Army Clash

Washington speculates on Brig. Gen. Pelham D. Glassford's fate as police chief after he clashed with Attorney General Mitchell and district leaders over July 28 riot versions. Glassford says he did not need Mitchell's report on troop routing of the bonus army.

Washington, D. C Pelham D. Glassford William D. Mitchell Periors Glassford Mitchell Hoover Bonus Army

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