Reliance Convention Scenes and Local Social Notes
The June Reliance convention in Hot Springs featured film screenings by Mr. Brooks and a luncheon hosted by Frank J. Trammell at Elks Home. Attendees included E C Dunham, Robert Whitacre, A C Burns, Lee Hollis, Robert L Davids, G F Daugherty, Thomas Turner, Arthur Dunlap, and others. Events also note church services, princess appointments for Loudoun and Tri-County fairs, a Kitty Harper birthday dinner, and upcoming weddings and dances involving Winchester and Clarke County residents.
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Reliance
Hot Springs
Brooks
Frank J. Trammell
Elks Home
Mussolini
Mr. Trammell
E. C. Dunham
Robert R. Whitacre
A. C. Burns
Lee Hollis
Martinsburg
Robert L. Davids
Social Calendar Weekly Church and Civic Meetings
Friday 7 00 m Regular weekly meeting and practice of the choir of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church Evening Weekly subscription dance at Rouss Spring Sunday 8 00 a m Girls Athletic Association sponsor breakfast home Miss Opal Robinson in county 7 30 p m Meeting of the young peoples organization of Refuge Church Tuesday 12 30 p m Luncheon of the Lions Club 8 00 p m Practice of adult choir First Baptist Church 12 45 p m Regular weekly meeting and luncheon of the Kiwanis Club 6 45 p m Regular weekly young peoples choir of the United Brethren Church 7 00 p m Regular weekly First Baptist Church 8 00 p m Regular weekly meeting of Winchester Lodge Benevolent Protective Order of Elks 8 15 p m Regular weekly ra cul t choir of Grace Lutheran Church Thursday 1 00 p m Regular weekly meeting of the Rotary Club 2 30 p m Regular weekly meeting and luncheon of the American Legion Post
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First Baptist Church
Lillian Oakes
Elizabeth Grim
Rubinstein
Haydn
Floyd Haines
Jesus
Galbraith
Rogers
Handel
Borowski
Gounod
Elsie Duncan
Beethoven
Beely
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Girls’ Athletic Association
Opal Robinson
Young People’s Organization of Refuge Church
Lions’ Club
Kiwanis Club
Young Peoples’ Choir
The
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Protctive Order of Elks
R Acult
Grace Lutheran Church
Miscellaneous Gift Shower Honors DeHaven Couple
A long list shows many Inwood Martinsburg Gainesboro Glengary and nearby residents attended a gift shower at the DeHaven home in Inwood honoring newlyweds Arsell and Virginia DeHaven. Guests enjoyed music and refreshments as gifts were presented in a unique display. The event included families from Darkesville Bunker Hill and Winches ter with attendees also from Martinsburg and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. DeHaven
Inwood
Arsell DeHaven
Hensell Webber
Russell Hoover
Betty Hoover
Henry Busey
Eugene Crim
Sylvia Crim
Marle Busey
Bunker Hill
Jack Whitacre
Katherine and
Paul Whitacre
Darkesville
J. W. Lockhart
Emily House
Martinsburg
I. G. L. Crim
Gerrarastown
Roy Armentrout
Winchester
W. L. DeHaven
Eva DeHaven
Retha Taylor
Mildred DeHaven
Edmond DeHaven
Mervin
Isaac, Raymond
Samuel, Boyd and Wilson DeHaven
Howard DeHaven
G. H. Bohrer
Gainesboro
Russell DeHaven
Nain
Jacob DeHaven
Ollie DeHaven
Maurice DeHaven
Harold DeHaven
Clarence DeHaven
Melvin DeHaven
Lina
Hazel
Evelyn DeHaven
Hensell Gaines
Glengary
W. Va
Fort Loudoun Chapter D A R Open Season With Speaker
The Fort Loudoun Chapter D A R held its fall session at 312 West Leicester Street with Mrs. Sue Stribling as guest speaker on preserving pea sta of Old Frederick County. Officers and committees were announced for the year as members planned visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
West Leicester Street
D. W. Ritenour
Sue Stribling Nodgrass
William M. Henshaw
Martinsburg
Snodgrass
Old
Frederick Counyy
Frederick County
Virginia
John W. Rosenberger
Warren Rice
D. J. Howard
Susie Glass Strider
Elmer Griffin
F. B. Crawford
W. M. Richards
Grover Cooper
L. E. Rice
C. P. McVicar
J. Henry Moling, Jr
J. Howard Cather
T. 8. Jolliffe
Manual
C. Vernon Eddy
D. A. R. Magazine
L E. Rices
Better Films
Fred L. Glaize
George Washington
C. W
Trenary
Ellis Island
Mary Robinson
Strider
Charles B. Keesee
W. M. Krise
Shenandoah Valley
W. Va
Ritenour
W W. Glass
Harold G. Brown
Michael Collins
Martins and others head to colleges and expositions
Misses Marian and Louise Martin of White Post depart for Staunton to enter Mary Baldwin College for 1933 34 sessions. DuShane of South Stewart Street plans to leave for Chicago for the Century of Progress Exposition. Mrs John T Roddey and Miss Mary Willis Roddey of Montreal arrive to visit Mrs Marshall Willis. Mr and Mrs Herbert Jennings Mrs Frank Buckley and Mrs Richard Griffith depart for Richmond for a day with friends. Miss Rosalie Nelson of West Boscawen Street visits Baltimore for time with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian
Louise Martin
H. J. Martin
White Post
Staunton
Mary Baldwin ‘College
DuShane
South Stewart Street
Chicago
John T. Roddey
Mary Willis Roddey
Montreal, N. C
Marshall Willis
Herbert H. Jennings
Frank L. Buckley
Richard E. Griffith
Richmond
Rosalie Nelson
West Boscawen Street
Baltimore
Coal Fields Hope For An Early Accord
Roosevelt demands action from the bituminous coal industry on an NRA code after a White House conference. A committee of leading operators agreed to negotiate a code within 24 hours and work through the night. Union labor contracts in the Appalachian fields were near completion as part of the coal settlement.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
United Mire Workers of America
Appalachian
Havana press tells government to see its unpopularity
Washington reports increasing Cuba turmoil with threats to life and property. Army officers reportedly besieged the National Hotel as violence spreads to Pinar Del Rio where troops allegedly distributed weapons and readied for an attack.
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Havana
National Hotel
Washington
Cuba
State Department
Pinar del Rio
Presbyterian Synod Urges Caution on Liquor Sales
The Presbyterian Synod urges careful consideration of liquor sales and standards of personal conduct. It emphasizes that personal disappointment or temporary setbacks should not justify bitterness or unfairness, and that righteousness exalts a nation.
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Presbyterian Synod
Second Birth Discussed at Revival Meeting
The First Brethren Church on Berryville Avenue held a revival meeting last night with Evangelist Miller speaking on why God demands a second birth. He argued that spiritual rebirth is essential, citing John 3 3-5 and Romans 3 9-12 to contrast natural life with divine life and urging personal acceptance of Christ as savior.
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First Brethren Church
Berryville Avenue
Evangelist Miller
Jesus
God
Jesus Christ
Christ
Death Summons Mr. Woodson At Harrisonburg
R Lee Woodson 71 longtime Harrisonburg revenue commissioner died at his South Mason Street home after a lingering illness the funeral conducted by Rev Dr G G Martin and Rev Dr Harry M Canter noted his long service and popularity born December 28 1862 he served Harrisonburg since 1899 and left office last April survived by wife four daughters one son a sister a brother and nine grandchildren many relatives in the area
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Harrisonburg
R. Lee Woodson
South Mason Street
G. G. Martin
Woodson
Woodson and Albert
Selani
Frances Breeden
Elkton
New Coastal Gale Threatens After Noon Peak
A new storm originating in the Azores is headed toward the coast with great intensity. Officials warn it may be at its worst tomorrow afternoon or night, following a similar storm last month, though they avoid alarm.
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Azores
Weather Bureau
Tropical hurricane hits Mexican coast near Tampico
A tropical hurricane struck the Mexican coast at 9 a m with 75 mph winds. Planes halted and three ships at sea were feared lost, including the tug Cernicalo and vessels San Juan and Arturo. One death occurred from a broken live wire as Vera Cruz observatory warned the disturbance may be the worst in years.
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Tampico
Mexico
Mexican
Tuxpalm
Matamoras
San Juan
Arturo
Vera Cruz
Thorpe Improving After Memorial Hospital Operation
Mr Hiram Lee Thorpe of Ridge West Virginia recently underwent an operation at Memorial Hospital and is reported improving. He is nephew of Mrs W C Hawkins of 320 North Kent Street and of Miss Molly Adams of East Leicester Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Lee Thorpe
Ridge, W. Va
Memorial Hospital
Thorpe
W.C. Hawkins
North Kent Street
Molly Adams
East Leicester Street
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Harrison
Sara Harrison
Charles F. Harrison
Leesburg
Loudoun County
Manassas
Janet Harrison
Culpeper
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Miss Harper
Miss Kitty Harper
West Cork Street
Capital
Thomas W. Harrison
Burr P. Harrison
Philip Fowle
Nancy Anne Sandoz
F. L. Sandoz
That City
Lawrence Thomas Weir
New York City
Church of the Blessed Sacrement
Owls’ Nest
Chevy Chase
Clarke County
Millwood
Blue Ridge Country Club
Georgia Conrad
Virginia Cover Russell
Anne Brooke Kern
Emma Ginn Baker
Westwood Beverley Byrd
Mary Virginia Steck
Beatie Bentley Thomas
Mack MacMullen
Harry R. Kern, Jr
Seddon Nelson
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Tom Scully
Bobby Nelson
John Scully
Skip Woodward
Harry Benham
Bobby Glass
Baby
Raymond Baby
Shepherdstown
Charles H. Consolvo
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Thomas B. Byrd
Allen Emmert
Julian F. Morris
Welsh
Katherine Louise Welsh
William Welsh
Julian Franklin Morris
William Morris
Wilbert Morris
West Virginia Road Commission
Rouss Spring
Rotary Club
American Legion Post
Mr. and
Mrs. DeHaven
Reliance Life Insurance of
Pittsburgh
Reliance Building
Burke Street
Robert’ Brooks
Simplex
Huntsberry
Beverley Browne
Front Royal
H. Douglas Fuller
Atlantic City
Fuller
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Jane Scully
Denison
Ohio
Denison University
Joseph A. Massie ,Jr
Amherst Street
Colorado Springs
Colo
Charles Anderson
North Braddock Street
Durham
N. C
Duke University
Lloyd Martin
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
SEE Baking CO
Mia
Ya Aigaa
Pene
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Bakers
Mr. Woodson
Lester D Arnold
Granville C. Woodson
Anerce
England
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun St
Just
Oxfords
Lovett Shoe
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Belmont
Brooks’ Pharmacy
U. S
the Commercial & Savings Bank
U.S. Postal Savings Depository
Carolina
Big Joe
R. M. Swimley
George Washington Hotel
Paris
Lucille Paray
Maggy Rouff
Schiaparelli
Margaret L. Hodgson
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