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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1938

Page

8

Eastern Star Grand Matron Visits Valley Chapter

Spurmont Chapter No 64 Eastern Star hosts grand matron Mrs Mabel of Alexandria for a Tuesday evening ceremony. Guests come from McKee Winchester Front Royal Woodstock Harrisonburg and others. Confederate Inn hosts premeeting reception for Mrs Higgs. Dahlia Society show linked to State Fair in Richmond Sept 27 promises largest exhibit south of New York, with 75 Virginia growers in attendance.

Spurmont Order of Eastern Star Strasburg Mabel Alexandria Mcey Winchester Front Royal Woodstock Shenandoah Valley Harrisonburg Bernard Dodge City Kansas Walter Davis W. Va Cumberland Virginia Dahlia Society Richmond Fair Association Dahlia Society V. P. I. Exhi New York Virginia Society

Scottish Rite Reunion Sessions Start in Alexandria Tonight

Scottish Rite degree classes from the fourth to the thirty second inclusive begin a fall reunion in Alexandria this evening continuing to December 23. The William Lewis Allen memorial marks the memorial focus for the sessions and officers for the new year will be elected by the Golden Rule Bible Class at Braddock Street Methodist Church with a 9 45 am meeting time and a nominating and election around 10 o'clock. Visitors are welcome. Miss Mary Frances Dix leaves for Farmville College. The Berryville High School graduate travels to Farmville to enroll as a student at the State Teachers College. The First Baptist Church junior choir will rehearse tonight at 7 pm with full attendance requested.

Winchester Alexandria William Lewis Allen William L. Allen Braddock Street Methodist Church Dix Farmville College Mary Frances Dix Thomas Dix Berryville Berryville High School Richmond Farmville State Teachers’ College Junior Baptist First Baptist Church

Winchester nurses thank public for yard party success

Mrs H D Fuller president of the District Nurse Association in Winchester expresses gratitude for wide support of a yard party raising funds for the tuberculosis program. She credits Andrew Bell secretary of the Chamber of Commerce four local volunteer fire companies the Lions Club and others for assistance. A $112 donation from the Winchester Judge of Elks charity fund will aid four local patients in sanatoriums for one month. Dr A T Baker to return for a Bible study on the Book of Revelations at BradDock Street Church.

H. D. Fuller District Nurse Association Winchester Tuberculosis Fund Winchester Judge of Elks

Dinner Parties Honor Local Families and Community Leaders

Social notices detail a wedding dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Kinzel Grubbs Jr and guests including Mr. Jess Himelright and others. Additional items report Miss Eloise Strader to Mary Washington College, Dr. A. B. Groves attending a dahlia show, and upcoming church classes and bake sales in Braddock Street area.

Kurtz Butler Welltown Kinzel Grubbs Jess Himelright Leslie Reed John Reed Bryan Stotler Ruth and Jennings W. B. Hicks Virginia Ruth June Leonard Butler Esten Taylor Robert Newlin Dallas Himelright George Reed

Etiquette guidance for meeting in a city and introductions

A young woman should telephone ahead or arrange with her host rather than seek strangers for help. When greeted by a visitor at a restaurant, she need not rise unless the visitor is elderly and she is very young. The universal polite form remains “How do you do.”

Radio Highlights and Saturday Football Broadcasts

Radio networks report near normal operations after the hurricane hit New England. Listings show Minnesota vs Washington at 2 45 p m on WABC CBS and WJZ NBC, Alabama vs Southern California at 6 p m on WEAF NBC, with other stations carrying Pitt West Virginia and Virginia VMI games.

Minn Washington WABC CBS WJZ NBC Alabama Southern California WEAF Pitt West Virginia WOR WTBO Virginia VMI WRVA WSVA WCHV WBIT WLVA WDBJ Maryland Richmond WCAO WJEJ WSAL WRNL New York New England Wjznbc Farley St. Paul Business Administration Postal Service John Hamilton Chicago Lucille Manners Wayne King Blue Barron Jack Berch Cal Tinney Barney Rapp Frank E

Train Show To Feature Expanded Model Railway System

Hagerstown Massachusetts September edition notes the Hagerstown Model Engineering Society adopting C R Burger's design for a complete layout occupying half the club room. The plan includes double tracked main lines, terminals, scenery, round houses, and a turntable.

Hagerstown Hagerstown Model Engineering Society C. R. Burger

Carpers Valley Notes Health and School News

Edgar White dined with Robert Russell on Sunday in Carpers Valley. Billy White visited Harry Stoehrs. Mrs Hinkle Carper ill for days. Madeline and Florence White suffer bad colds. School has opened with a large turnout.

Carpers Valley Edgar White Robert Russell Billy White Harry Stoehrs Hinkle Carper Madeline Florence White

Local families host guests across Shenandoah area

The report lists multiple social visits in a single week. Lillian and Madalene White with Frank, and Lorin White of Takoma Park join gatherings at the White and Carper homes. Other visitors include Robert and Edgar White, Henry Dick family, Wayne McCarty, Patricia Kremer, and Mrs. Earl Carper with Naomi.

Lillian Red Ben Russell Robert Russell Edgar White Madalene White Frank Hinkle Carper A. C. White Lorin White Takoma Park Lonzora Barham Earl Carper Naomi Madelene White Cleatus Dick Green Springs Homer Davis Herbert Davis Gainesboro Ralph McKilwee Grimes, Va Everly Carper Walter Purtlebaugh Waterloo Artrip Place Carper’s Valley School Harry Stoehrs Wayne McCarty Patricia Inwood W. Va Frank Kremer Robert Barham Rey A C. White Catherine White Earl Bailey Norman Swartz Herbert Braithwaite Winchester Marshall Braithwaite Douglas Russell Gladys Barrett Hagerstown

Tourism up at Virginia Chamber reception in spring

A Virginia State Chamber of Commerce report from Robert F. Nelson shows March to June tourist arrivals at the reception bureau surged versus the prior year with April to June up 25 percent and the four months up 50 percent over the previous four months. July inquiries remained slightly higher than last year as beaches and hotels see strong demand.

Virginia State Chamber of Commerce Robert F. Nelson Mr. Nelson

Army Engineers Do Tasks Well

Fort Meade Maryland September 23 The infantry and cavalry have dried their feet after a week of maneuvers but the engineers keep on working. While 5000 soldiers prepared to leave the Third Corps Area maneuvers the engineer corps returned to finish a rain broken bridge. A platoon of seven ton tanks rolled over the bridge without trouble.

Fort Meade, Md Third Corps Engineer Corps

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