Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1923, Page 19

r cening in honor of Virginia Graham, ted herfifteenth birth- Among their guests villiams, Mel- ax and Alfred e :|k e ! " Linton, ey avidson, Willam Ashworth and « Hickox and her niece, « who_have been Misses Darby, have home in Washing- nd her d: , who has Margaret Bowie, 1 to her home in Toolsvil esterday evening. Rh Che George Donald ave its second dance of urday night in the ball- ase Theater. The composed and Anne n Albrittain chapter of the t at the home of apman on Thursday. state president, of d the members of ting of the Missionary >resbyterian _Church John D. Mills of spoke. Luncl committe THE ' KVENING STAR, —BY KESSLER. \WVAGANT MONEY — HE OUGHT N T' BE LIGHTIN' THEM LAMO® TOMIGHT TE LAMPLIGHTER VE BETTER EE GTTIN' HOME ‘FORE CURFEW WASHINGTON, D. C. , MONDAY, MAY 14, 1933. WWENTON Special Correspcadence of The Star. WARRENTON, Va.,, May 12.—Harry L. Smith, Dzleplane, and Eppa Cox, Calverton, have announced them- selves candidates for treasurer of Fauquier county in the democratic primary, thus making three in the fleld for this office. The graduating exercises of Upper- ville High S¢hool were held In the Town Hall Saturday night. The graduates wdre Mary Grimes, Fanny The last named manager of large Warrenton, reports a &o0od prospectyfor the peach and pear crop this yea® in spite of the spring old, died at tlie home of his nephew, John R. Bailey, near Auburn, and was buried at Oak Dale Baptist Church, of which he had been a member for many years. Evergreen Community League held a meeting Fricay and elected officers for the next scpool year: Mrs, George Davis, presiders; W. T. Cockrill, vice presidents Sallle Noland was re-elected ary and treas- urer for the tlird time. The league celebrated Arffor and Bird day by planting trees 4nd shrubs. An enter- tainment will Be g May 25, con- sisting of several by the pupils. C. J. Meetze will sp A very enjoyable ‘day celebra- In buying an Oakland 2 KILLED IN GAS BLAST | THAT DESTROYS HOUSE Eight Others Make Sensational Es- capes in Explosion Caused by Leaking Gas Pipe. TOLEDO, Ohlo, May 14.—Two per- sons were burned to death, a boy, aged seven, was rescued by firemen and eight others made sensational escapes here following an explosion of gas at the home of Mrs. Emma McClusky. Mr. and Mrs. George Burke, daughter and son-in-law of Mrs. McClusky, met almost Instant death in the explosion of gas, which occurred in their rooms at the McClusky home, A faulty gas . | connection is held responsible for the exploston. Steve Stempin of Detroit, seven- year-old relative of Mrs. McClusky, was asleep in a room adjoining the and was carried from the flame- piace by firemen. Other occupants of the house, members of the family and boarders, escaped in their night cloth- ng. tlon was given last Thursday after- noon by the SBummerduck School. 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