Social Calendar Highlights Local Groups and Events
Saturday at 3 30 p m the American Association of University Women meet at Mrs Ian MacCallum s Washington street. At 10 p m a final Saturday night dance with Bob Riley at Winchester Golf Club. Sunday at 8 30 p m a GA breakfast at McCann s home in Stephenson Virginia. Monday 4 p m Madison Lodge No 6 IOOF meets on East Boscawen Street.
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American Association of University Women
Ian MacCallum
Washington Street
Winchester Golf Club
Bob Riley
McCann
Stephenson, Va
Madison Lodge No. 6
Hall
East Boscawen Street
College Tea Aims to Inspire Handley Girls to Attend
The American Association of University Women hosted a tea at Mrs. George Snarr's home to encourage Handley graduates to consider college. Speakers included Mary Virginia Steck of Vassar, discussing admissions and candidates. Harold Rowe on costs and scholarships. and Mary Glenn Lupton on state women's colleges. About 30 attendees, led by Mrs. E. T. Clark, the association president, heard field insights from committee members and guests.
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Handley
American Association of University Women
George Snarr
South Stewart Street
Harold Rowe
Smith
Mary Glenn Lupton
Randolph Macon Women's College
Association
E. T. Clark
College graduate heads to Chicago for advanced study
A spring bachelor of arts graduate from William and Mary College in Williamsburg plans to move to Chicago to attend the University of Chicago graduate school for a master of arts in English literature. She is daughter of Mrs. Alfred Kerfoot of South Washington Street and previously graduated from Roberts Beach School in Catonsville, Maryland, before heading to Wellesley College. Miss Griffith, with Miss Scully, served as maid of honor to the queen during the Apple Blossom Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Chicago
Graduate School
University of Chicago
Alfred Kerfoot
South Washington Street
Roberts Beach School
Catonsville
Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
Miss Griffith
Scully
Modern Etiquette Q and A on Funeral Thanks
A column answers etiquette questions about sending engraved cards for funeral flowers, entertaining guests in a hotel room, and when introductions are unnecessary at large functions. It recommends brief personal notes, theater or dinner parties, and that introductions are not needed at very large events like balls or wedding receptions.
Miss Harriet Krise Heads to Elmira College
Miss Harriet Krise will depart Monday for Elmira College as a member of the Junior Class. She has spent the summer at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs W M Krise on West Clifford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Krise
W. M. Krise
West Clifford Street
Elmira College
Evelyn Pomeroy
Richmond
Westhampton College
Charlotte Ann Dickerson
J. L. Dickinson
Westhampton
Handley High School graduate heads to Sweet Briar College
Miss Mary Scully class of 1937 president and salutatorian departs Monday for Sweet Briar College in Virginia to begin her first year. Henry Schneider Jr. has entered Carthage College in Illinois as a freshman. Anne Meade of Millwood visits Miss Shirley Williams at the Williams home on Amherst Street. The Coble family motored to Hagerstown Maryland for the Antietam reenactment. David Headley returns to Berea College in Kentucky for his second year. Mrs. Headley and sons visited relatives in Cambridge and Elliott Maryland. Bernard Page and Paul Hicks plan a trip to Charleston West Virginia before returning to Niagara Falls New York.
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Mary Scully
Handley High School
Sweet Briar, Va
Sweet Briar College
Anne Meade
Millwood
Shirley Williams
Philip Williams
Amherst Street
Bernard Page
Paul Hicks
Robert Forney
Local Graduates and Social Roundup
Mr William Schenck son of Mr and Mrs C F Schenck of West Piccadilly street left this week for Charlottesville Virginia where he entered the University of Inia He graduated from Handley with this years class Miss Jane Rhodes attended a small dinner party last night in Warrenton given by Mr King Stone at the home of his mother Mrs Sterling Lambee Mr Stone will leave for school Monday Miss Hebe Waters of Waterford Va near Leesburg has returned home after spending the past three weeks visiting friends and relatives in Pennsylvania and New York
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Patton
Russell C. Patton
West Piccadilly Street
William Triplett, Jr
Washington
B. G. Headley
Valley Avenue
Mr. Triplett
William Triplett, Sr
Richard Byrd
Alexandria
Episcopal High School
Episcopal
Bruce Nelson
R. B. Nelson
Howard.ees
Ones Allen
William Schenck
C. F. Schenck
Charlottesville
University of Inia
Handley
Jane Rhodes
Warrenton
King Stone
Sterling Lambee
Mr. Stone
Hebe Waters
Waterford Va
Leesburg
Pennsylvania
New York
Capt
G. V. Stewart
Annapolis, Md
H. H Downing
Mrs. Stewart
Miss Crow Obituary and Family Ties in Clarke County
Miss Crow, a longtime Grace Episcopal Church member, supported orphans and came from a prominent Clarke County family. Survived by sister Mrs Ida Morgan and numerous nieces and nephews including Eugene Glover, former Clerk of the Circuit Court, and Lewis N. Glover, current postmaster. Funeral at Grace Church Sunday at 3 p.m. with Rev Louis Tucker officiating and interment in the church graveyard. Pallbearers listed.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Clarke County
Eugene Glover
Lewis N. Glover
Bank of
Crow
Ida Morgan
Berryville
William R. Royce
New York
Eugenia Swann
Boston
H. H. Stevens
Chatham, N. J
R. @. Morrison
Baltimore
Marie Crow
Thomas Glover
Thomas Crow
Baker City
Mont
Carroll Crow
Oil City
Clay Crow
Washington D. C
Edgar Crow
Oklahoma City
J. E Harris
Winchester
Frank E. Tappan
Frank B. Wray
H. B. Whiting
S. F. Baughman
John Goldsmith
C. B. Covington
William S. Powers
Vatican decries Nazi paganism in church conflict
Vatican sources cite Dr Alfred Rosenberg as a neo pagan leader editor of a Munich paper that attacks Catholicism. Christians say Rosenberg’s movement frame Hitler as a prophesied figure and reject Jewish biblical teachings. The pope warned Nazism trends toward paganism as the German nuncio urged Berlin to address hostile editorials.
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Vatican
Alfred Rosenberg
Munich
Voelkischer Beobachter
Catholic Church
Rosenberg
Hitler
Berlin
Sunday School Reorganizes With Stewart Bell Jr as Superintendent
Stewart Bell Jr. elected superintendent of the Sunday School succeeding William B. Wagner who resigned after many years. The workers council will include officers and teachers from all classes and the Men's Bible group. Rev. Owen spoke on the workers council as a timely idea. The quartette provided music and over 60 people attended the dinner meeting. Miss Lillian Sheetz led floral decorations.
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Bell
Stewart Bell, Jr
William B. Wagner
Wagner
W. Spottswood White
the Catter
Owen
Quartette
Lillian Sheetz
Front Royal and Warren County Social Notes Entertainments
Front Royal and Warren County highlight a busy social scene with Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Weaver hosting their son John Weaver and daughter in law from Missouri, and Miss Winnie Weaver visiting Washington. Local clubs, college moves, faculty arrivals, and residents traveling to Fredericksburg, Richmond, and Vermont are noted alongside a theater benefit where Mae Lehew won $100.
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Front Royal
Henry B. Weaver
John Weaver
Missouri
Winnie Weaver
Washington
Joseph Carson
Winchester Station Church marks 25 years of growth
Rev G W Stover recalls a quarter century of church progress at Winchester Station Church with 578 members added and 900 in budget growth. Since 1900s, 412 conversions 368 baptisms 532 marriages and 526 funerals reflect a vigorous community. Bishop Batdorff will preside at September conference with a Monday arrival and a public address at 7 30 in the church auditorium.
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Winchester
Winchester Station
Batdorff
Harrisburg
Notice to creditors in estate of Roger E. Brown
All persons having claims against or owing money to the estate of the late Roger E. Brown must present them to the undersigned for settlement. IL LITLAe M. M. Lynch is appointed administrator of the decedent's estate.
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Roger E. Brown
Travelogue to Open Conference with World Film Footage
A conference will open Tuesday morning featuring a speaker who will illustrate his remarks with 3,500 feet of motion picture film from his journeys around the world. The event highlights travel and documentary storytelling.
Services Sunday at Stephenson
Rev. Thomas Morgan, pastor, will lead services Sunday at Stephenson Church with morning worship and a lesson from scripture. Members are invited to attend and share in fellowship after the service.
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Thomas Morgan
Church Circuit Announces Tomorrow Services at Stephenson M E
The Brucetown Methodist Church circuit announced yesterday that services will be held tomorrow in the Stephenson M E Church at 10 o'clock. This will be followed by Sunday School at 11 o'clock. All are invited to attend.
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Brucetown
Stephenson M. E
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