Music Lovers Club to Meet For Second Season Start
EZ van Feros reports Winchester Music Lovers Club opens its second season Monday at 7 30 at the president Mrs R E Griffiths West Clifford street with plans for bigger programs and an enlarged membership. Elections will be held and program plans announced. A nurses alumnae benefit bridge party for Catawba Sanatorium follows on Tuesday at 8 at the nurses home West Clifford street with reservations via Winchester 1022 1. 35 cents per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Lovers’ Club
R. E. Griffith
West Clifford Street
Frank L. Buckley
Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Nurses
Catawba
Michael] Collins
Social Calendar Highlights Local Choirs And Clubs
Friday events include Christ Episcopal boys choir at 71 00 p m Breddock Street Methodist Young Peoples choir practice at 7 00 p m Braddock Street Methodist Young Christians Class at 8 00 p m Lions Club luncheon Tuesday at 12 30 p m Little Theatre meeting at 7 30 p m First Baptist adult choir at 8 00 p m Kiwanis Club luncheon Wednesday 12 45 p m Winchester Lodge Elks regular meeting 6 45 p m Grace Lutheran adult choir at 8 15 p m Rotary Club luncheon Thursday 1 00 p m American Legion Post luncheon 12 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Young Peoples
Breddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Betrtha V. Cline
Woodland Avenue
Woman’s Auxiliary
Memorial Hospital
Lions Club
Little Theatre
Handley Library
First Baptist Church
Kiwanis Club
Young Peoples’ Choir
The
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
American Legion Post
Entertainments For Miss Steck And France
Mrs Fred L Glaize Jr hosted a buffet honoring Miss Susan Cover Steck and Dr James A Miller ahead of their wedding tomorrow. Guests include members of the bridal party as the pre nuptial events wind down at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
Anne Brooke Kern
Harry K. Russell
Mary Greenway Russell
J. Victor Arthur
Goss Leads Utilities Trip and Golf Standings
Edward C. Goss general manager of Consumers Utilities Co returned from a Midwest tour with the National Gas and Electric Co and Joseph Crabill Harrisonburg plant manager. Goss near Benton Harbor Mich placed second in his class at the Michigan Open Golf Championship. Mrs Hubert M Cather hosted a surprise birthday party with a scavenger hunt at her South Stewart street apartment ending at Chuck and Rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Goss
Consumers’ Utilities Company
Chicago
National Gas and Electric Company
Joseph Crabill
Harrisonburg
Benton Harbor
Mich
Goss
Hubert M Cather
Mr. Cather
Cather
South Stewart Street
Chuck and
Ray
Annual Fair of F F A s at Stephens City
Special to The Star Stephens City Va Sept 29 The annual Frederick County Stephens City High School Fair announced for Wednesday and Thursday October 11 and 12. Twenty four classes open to girls from Middletown Stephens City high schools and nearby communities with numerous prize categories for food crafts needlework and flowers. Local firms donated many prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Frederick
Winchester
Miller and Massie
L. R Smith and Company, Inc
Winchester Printers and Stationers
Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Company
Nations Fruit Product Company
W Woolworth
Social Notices From Bel Air And Surroundings
Visitors and guests depart and arrive in Bel Air Maryland with ties to Winchester Washington and Baltimore. Local weddings and nuptials are anticipated including Miss Susan Cover Stock and Dr James A Miller while families plan winter returns and voyage plans to Liverpool England and Greenspring Valley.
Exquisite Candies Fresh Shipment Arrives at Brooks Pharmacy
Fresh shipment of Exquisite Candies arrives at Brooks Pharmacy on Norris 766 with promise of service satisfaction. Local shoppers note new stock and variety as customers queue for treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Local Residents Prepare Visits and Departures
Mr W H Woodward leaves this week for Williamsburg Virginia to join the aviation school at William and Mary College. Miss Mary Warden Boyd returns home after visiting Roanoke and attending Virginia Military Institute dances in Lexington. Laura McGuire, moved from Memorial Hospital to home on Amherst Street, is reported improving. Mr and Mrs John V Dr Tweedy of Baltimore arrive to visit Mrs J A Baker and attend the Miller Steck nuptials tomorrow. Misses Carter and Augusta Conrad of Washington will spend weeks at Gray Gables Inn. Mr and Mrs George Patterson of Charlotte arrive to visit son in law and daughter at Stonewall Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Reed
Richmond
Senator
Harry F. Byrd
Rosemont
Berryville
Holmer Harper
Charles H. Harper
Peyton Street
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
School of Electrical Engineering
Arthur Johnston
Gary
Mary Willis Roddey
Rock Hill
S. C
Bel Air
John T. Roddey
Marshall Willis
South Washington Street
A. Sloan
John P Hayley
West Cork Street
New York City
Liverpool
Eng
George Morton
Maryland
Robert Schultz
Fairfax Lane
Steck- Miller
Harriet
Camille Stokes
Camilus Stokes
Oklahoma City
Okla
R. H. Stokes
Minnie C. Baker
North Cameron Street
Lucille Funk
Washington and Strasburg
Paul Anderson
Montague Avenue
W. H. Woodward
Nancy Lee Cobl
West Boscawen Street
Williamsburg
William and Mary College
Mary Warden Boyd
Fairmont Avenue
Roanoke
Kitty Boyd
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Laura McGuire
Memorial Hospital
Amherst Street
John V. Dr. Tweedy
Baltimore
J. A. Baker
Stonewall Avenue
Carter
Augusta Conrad
Washington
Gray Gables Inn
Misses Conrad
Winchester
George Patterson
Charlotte, N. C
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
Prohibition Amendment Repeal Urged by Shouse in Virginia Speech
Jouett Shouse, president of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, told Alexandria that Virginia will be the thirty second state to vote for repeal. He argued the 18th amendment should be removed from the constitution and power returned to the states to regulate liquor with temperance as a key goal. He warned repeal must guard against bootlegging and high taxes while urging state citizens to develop new methods suitable to their circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Alexandria
Jouett Shouse
Association Against the
Virginia
Shouse
Young Democrats Club of
America
Church Services Schedule and Budget Talk
Rev H E Richardson will preach at Reliance Ridings Chapel Greenway and Stephens City with Sunday schools at 10 a m 2 p m and 2 30 p m plus 3 p m worship at Ridings Chapel and 7 45 p m sermons at Greenway. The pastor will speak on the new budget and church program at each location. Come and worship with us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Richardson
Reliance
Christian Endeavor
Ridings Chapel
Greenway
Stephens City
Gainesboro M. E. Church Services Announcement
Redland Whitacre and Rev C G Russell lead preaching at 9 45 a m and 8 15 p m on Sunday with Sunday School at 10 45 a m and 10 a m in separate chapels Epworth League meets at 7 30 p m Gainesboro and South Gainesboro locations host services with morning sermons at 11 a m and 10 a m respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Russell
Redland
Whitacre
Wesley Chapel
Gainesboro
Epworth League
Timber Ridge Church Plans Afternoon Worship Service
Rev. R. Van Cleave will lead an afternoon worship at 3 o'clock with the sermon titled The Abundant Life. The church invites all to attend, in addition to regular Church School and Christian Endeavor meetings.
Rally Day at Clear Brook Presbyterian Church
Rev R B Campbell leads services at 11 a m with Sunday School starting at 10 a m Rally day promotes church activities and education for the congregation.
Rev G M Morrow Services At Opequon and Round Hill
Pastor Rev G M Morrow directs a schedule of Sunday services across Opequon Memorial Kerns town and Round Hill. Sunday School at 10 am, Communion at 11 am, Christian Endeavor and later gatherings at Burnt Church and Stine's Chapel with rally day services noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M Morrow
Opequon Memorial
Kernstown
Round Hill
Christian Endeavor
Burnt Church
Opequon Union Chapel
Stine’s Chapel
Stephens City Charge M E Church plans Sunday schedule
The Stephens City M E Church and South Stephens City Charge announce Sunday activities led by Pastor W R Hardesty including Sunday School at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 a m with events for youth. Nearby Kernstown Refuge and Fairview also hold services with times listed. The annual conference begins Wednesday October 4 and members are urged to contribute at services. A board of stewards meeting is set for Monday October 2 at 7 45 p m. All services are open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W R Hardesty
Stephens City
Boys and Girls’ World Club
Young People’s Meeting
Kernstown
Refuge
Young People's Meeting
Fairview
Board of Stewards of the Charge
Frederick Charge M E Church South
Rev J D Russell leads Paxtons Chapel with Sunday school at 10 am Lamps Sunday School at 2 pm Relief Sunday School at 10 am
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J D Russell
Paxtons Chapel
Sunday schedule notes last service before conference
League services at Macedonia and Carpers Valley with Sunday Schools at 10 and sermons at 11: and 11:30 a last service before the annual conference, with Round Hill activities and evening league and sermon at 7:15 and 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia
Carpers Valley
Round Hill
County Presbyterian Rally Day Services and Sunday Schedule
County Presbyterian and Mount Hope Chapel announce Sunday activities. Cedar Cliff Vaucluse service at 9 30 a m Sunday School led by F Estes Kline with 11 a m sermon by Pastor, Mount Hope Chapel hosts Sunday School at 2 p m supervised by N F Dinges with 3 p m preaching by Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jones
Cedar Cliff
Vaucluse
F. Estes Kline
Mount Hope Chapel
N. F. Dinges
Brucetown Circuit M E Church Schedule
Brucetown Circuit M E Church South led by Rev C J Clark lists Crums Stephenson Welltown Burnt Factory services with Sunday School at 10 a m Stephenson 10 a m Young People 11 30 a m and 7 18 p m preaching 8 p m Brucetown noting sickness and a young service at 7 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C J Clark
Crums
Welltown
Burnt Factory
Stephenson
Brucetown
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Music Lovers
Nurses’ Home
American Legion Auxiliary
Nelson Page
Miss Bowly
Richmond School
Nancy Bowly
Charles L. Bowly
St. Catherine’s School For
Susan Glascock
Richard Glascock
Warrenton
J. T. Ramey
Marshall
Dolly Hidon
Martin B. Hidon
St Catherine’s
Arper
Ethel Harper
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College
Rachel Rogers
Henry H. Rogers
East Falls Church
Harper
Handley High School
State Teachers College
Handley
Eugene Witherspoon
Blacksburg
Charles Town
B. B. Snarr
Loudoun Street
Ruby Jackson
Clara L. DeHaven
Norfolk and Martinsburg
H. Douglas Fuller
Atlantic City
N. J
Mr. Fuller
Farmers and Merchants’ National Bank
Donald L. Weems
Rouss Avenue
E. V. Weems
Logan Owen
Washington, D. C
Daingerfield Lewis
Brannigan
New York
Richard E. Byrd
Jane Scully
Mr. Goss
Midwest
Huntsberry
James McCone
Fort Myer
San Francisco
Cal
A. C. Carson
Riverton
Susan Cover Stock
James A Miller
Braddock
Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Bertha V. Kline
William H. Wilmer
Ryton
Millwood
C. Brent Morgan
James A. Miller
Church News
Reliance United Brethren Charge
M. E. Church
Timber Ridge Christian Church
Clearbrook Presbytz
RIAN
Rev R B Campbell
Opequon Group
Frederick Charge
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Big Joe
Gunther
Aubrey Weaver
Front Royal
Legislative Conference Committee
Franc Schneider
Germany
Gunther Beer Agency
W. Water St
the Commercial & Savings Bank
U.S. Postal Savings Depository
County Presbyterian
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun
Lovett
Brucetown Circuit
Norma Phillips
Detroit
Bureau of Missing Persons
Acabette
Therme
Bureau OF Persons
Michigan
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washington Hotel
Margaret L. Hodgson
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