Rebekah Lodge Marks Founding Anniversary in Winchester
Winchester Rebekah Lodge No. 21 observed the eighty fourth anniversary with a formal meeting led by Miss Jessie Lupton. A varied program followed including songs, readings, and a history of the order by Edgar Mason. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Meta Wingfield and assistants.
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Rebekah Lodge
Winchester
Rebekahship
Jessie Lupton
Ruth Bucher
Edgar Mason
America
Lyda Chapman
Messrs
Paul Riley
William Anderson
Charles Boyce
James Jeskey
Order of Rebekah
Meta Wingfield
Lydia Chapman
Charles Lil
Social Calendar of Church and Club Meetings
Weekly events list include choirs at United Brethren First Baptist Grace Lutheran and other churches with meetings of the Rotary Club American Legion Lions Kiwanis and women's groups. Social gatherings feature picnics at Sylvan Retreat and a luncheon while various church and lodge activities recur each week.
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Peoples’ Choir
The
Nited Brethren Church
Young Peoples
First Baptist Church
Benevolent
Winchester
American Association of University Women
Alan Peery
East Cork Street
Girls’ Athletic Association
Sylvan Retreat
Cramer Lycett
Francis Asbury
Workers’ Council
Red Bud
Lions Club
Kiwanis Club
National Symphony Opens Concert Series in Capital
The Washington National Symphony Orchestra led by Hans Kindler opens its 24 concert fall and winter season in Constitution Hall with Ernest Hutcheson as soloist. The 4 pm Sunday and 4:45 pm Thursday concerts cap eight concert symphony series plus a children's and a students series. Seats are available at popular prices. other soloists include Rose Bampton Ossip Gabhilowitsch John Powell and more.
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Washington
Kindler
Hutcheson
Rose Bampton
Metropolitan Opera
Ossip Gabhilowitsch
John Powell
Virginia
Gloria Perkins
Albert Spalding
Sophie Braslau
Metropolitan Opera Company
John Charles Thomas
Metropolitan
Novaes
Edward Johnson
Frank Gittelson
National Symphony
George Wargo
Eleventh
Clifton Streets
N. W
Recovering From Effects of An Operation
Mrs. D. E. Dunlap of Front Royal road is recovering after Memorial Hospital surgery. She stays with sister Mrs. G. E. Clem in Martinsburg W Va and plans a two week visit. Eva Pingley Weds Frank Golladay in Williamsport Md. The couple reside with his brother in Shenandoah County and he works for Shenandoah Apple Products in Strasburg.
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D. E. Dunlap
Front Royal Road
Memorial Hospital
G. E. Clem
Martinsburg
W. Va
Eva Pingley
Frank Golladay
John Pingley
Stephens City
Williamsport
The
Shenandoah Apple Products Company
Strasburg
Clarence E. Hardy
Byrd Chooses Beverley Hotel as HQ for Antarctic Run
Rear Admiral Richard Evelyn Byrd, staying at the Beverley Hotel in New York City, has selected the Beverley as his permanent headquarters. After departing September 25 for a second Antarctic expedition, he will maintain daily radio communication with his Beverley representative.
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Admiral Byrd
New York City
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Beverley Hotel
Beverley
Invitations Issued For Langhorne Eyster Wedding at Greenfields
Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Phyliss Langhorne daughter of Mr and Mrs William Henry Langhorne to Mr Donald Bruce McLeod Eyster. The wedding will be Saturday October 14 at 4 o clock at Greenfields the home of the bride s parents near Warrenton Virginia Local society members will attend The report notes Mr Tom Warburton has recovered from illness and returned to Winchester after a stay in Richmond
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Phyliss Langhorne
William Henry Langhorne
Donald Bruce
McLeod Eyster
Greenfields
Warrenton
Tom Warburton
Richmond
Winchester
Miss Stine Enters Farmville College
Miss Martha Stine daughter of Mrs Walter Stine of Berryville avenue yesterday entered Farmville State Teachers College to pursue a four year course. She is a 1933 Handley High School graduate and was active in drama and other activities earning the title most popular girl of Handley class of 1933. Delphian Society To Meet At Handley Library. The Winchester Chapter Delphian Society will meet tomorrow at 2 30 pm at Handley Library. All members urged to attend.
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Miss Stine
Farmville College
Martha Stine
Walter Stine
Berryville Avenue
Farmville State Teachers College
Andrey High Hool
Handley
Delphian Society
Handley Library
Winchester
The
Bickers Opens A Berryville Ford Store
The Bickers Motor Company announces a Berryville branch offering Ford sales and service for local owners. Myron B. Bickers chairs the two offices as head.
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Bickers
Berryville
The
Bickers Motor Company
Ford
Myron B. Bickers
Roosevelt resumes calls but stays at home for recovery
President Roosevelt resumed his regular semi weekly press interview while again remaining away from his desk at the physician’s suggestion to ensure complete recovery from a cold. He listened to newspapermen in his study on the executive mansion’s second floor and opened doors for callers seeking attention.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Executive Mansion
Mr. Fowle Talks Lions on Boy Scout Plan for Youth
Philip R. Mgo addressed the Lions Club urging Boy Scout programs to direct youths away from idle gang activity. He cited local examples in Winchester and Luray where Scouts saved lives, earned recognition, and strengthened character, noting 38 lives saved locally in five years and 11 in Frederick County. He urged sustained funding and praised Lions for assisting youth development.
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Lions
Philip R. Mgo
Woodrow Wilson
Capon
Luray
Winchester
Red Cross
Frederick County
Sally Eilers Divorces Hoot Gibson in Mexico Quietly
Hollywood raport states Sally Eilers is granted a Mexican divorce from Hoot Gibson in Chihuahua on August 28. They wed June 29, 1930, and had multiple separations. Gibson was reportedly engaged to June Gale, and this marriage was his third.
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Sally Eilers
Hoot Gibson
Associated Press
Hollywood
Chicuahua
Hoot
Miss Eilers
Mexico
Gibson
June Gale
Dunlap Exhibits Giant Hackensack Cantaloupe
D. E. Dunlap, a noted truck farmer from the Front Royal road, displayed one of the season’s largest cantaloupes weighing nearly eight pounds. The Hackensack fruit was in excellent eating condition, and Dunlap noted he still has about 1,000 melons on vines, selling them rapidly.
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D. E. Dunlap
Front Royal Road
Lindberghs Land in Helsingfors After Stockholm Flight
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and his wife landed at Helsingfors Finland this afternoon completing a flight from Stockholm according to Reuters. The visit follows their recent trans Nordic routing and marks a notable stop in their European circuit. The couple’s movements drew attention from local press and officials in the Finnish capital.
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Associated Press
London
Reuter
Charles A. Lindbergh
Helsingfors
Finland
Stockholm
Funeral Rites Held For W M McKenzie in Winchester
Funeral services were held at 4 PM for William Mere dith McKenzie of 316 West Boscawen Street, who died suddenly of a heart attack. The Presbyterian and Grace churches pastors led prayers with floral tributes from the Charley Rouss Fire Company and National Fruit Product Company. Burial followed at Mt Hebron Cemetery beside his wife Lillie Maude McKenzie. He was 67, a Winchester native, son of the late Capt John McKenzie, and descendant of prominent figures including Alexander McKenzie of New York. He leaves four daughters and two grandchildren.
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William Meredith McKenzie
West Boscawen Street
Robert B. Campbell
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Chapel
Luther A. As
Grace Lutheran Church
McKenzie
Presbyterian Church
Old Kent Street Presbyterian Church
Mr Campbell
Thomas
Charley Rouss Fire Company
National Fruit Product Company
Mt. Hebron
Mr. Campbell
Dr Thomas
Lillie Maude McKenzie
Winchester
John McKenzie
Columbia Elizabeth Darlington
Mr. McKenzie
Alexander McKenzie
New York
John B. McKee
Hugh Clark
Will Lupton
Leslie Brown
R. Frank Barr
Robert Bowers
L. E Griffin
C. F. Herrell
Frank Herebs
Godfrey Miller
W. A. Dey
Cox
Shin Officer Loses His Life As Boat Burns
L. H. Evans of Norfolk, chief engineer, was trapped and burned to death when the 100 foot diesel powered boat New Bern was destroyed by fire off Smith Point in Chesapeake Bay. Seven crewmen escaped in lifeboats and landed at Reedville. The Norfolk crew was bound from Norfolk to Baltimore with a general cargo.
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Associated Press
Reedville
L. H. Evans
Norflok
New Bern
Smith Point
Chesapeake Bay
Norfolk
Baltimore
Quotations in Wheat and Other Grain Markets
Chicago cash grain and futures quotations show No. 1 red and No. 2 red wheat around 91 to 92 by Sept. 19. Corn mixed grades at 49 1 4 to 51, oats 36 3 4, rye and barley listed with limited sales. Regional price reports from Baltimore Washington Richmond Philadelphia and New York detail butter eggs poultry and produce prices, with hogs and cattle market activity noted in Richmond and New York area trading posts.
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Chicago
Ry Am
Timothy
Baltimore
Washington
Long Island Ducks
Hennery
Grimes U
Jonathans U
New York
Richmond
Philadelphia
Mid-West
Baltimore Butter & Eggs
Baltimore Butter and Egg Exchange
U. S
Jersey City
Explanation On Virginia Repeal Election Voting Methods
Explanation explains the October 3 special election on repealing the eighteenth amendment and state prohibition. Describes two ballot methods for the national repeal and the separate state prohibition ballot. Details how voters indicate choices by striking out terms and the need to mark two thirds through the opposing name or phrase.
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Virginia
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Purcellville
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G. C. Miller
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May Carper
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E. D. Davis
West Clifford Street
Florence Bendon
Saraacul
Uma
H. Douglas Fuller
South Stewart Street
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Chalfonte-Haddon Hall Hotel
James P. Reardon
Robert Y. Conrad
Kenneth N. Gilpin
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Willing Workers’ Society of the
W. B. George
Alice Dunaway
W.R. Pifer
Roanoke
Thomas M. Hiltzheimer
John Sloat
Salome Crisman
Lees
Belmont
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Mr. Fowle
Mr. Dunlap
Lindberghs
Lovett
Loudoun St
W. M. McKenzie
Richmond Tiogs
Lancaster Livestock
Lancaster
Jersey City Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
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U.S. Postal Savings Depository
Big Joe
R. M. Swimley
George Washington Hotel
N. Loudoun St
Phillips
Margaret L. Hodgson
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