Local Socials and Marriages Highlight Busy Edinburg Notes
A string of society events fills Edinburg and nearby towns with gatherings. Jak Coffman speaks at a Daughters of the American Revolution meeting. Illinois visitors enjoy a basket dinner hosted by the Hess family. a bridge club honors guests with prizes. Miss Margie Parrish’s upcoming wedding is announced. and Mary Kathleen Lee marries Benjamin Franklin Lee in a Sunday ceremony.
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Massanutten
Daughters of the American Revoltion
B. Williamson
Campbell Street
George D. Sites
Jak Coffman
Wenet
Frances Houck
Tllinois
D. B. Ritchie
O. M. Hess
Sterling
Nois
Lois Hess
Tlinois
Jo. M. Hess
L. Hess
J. H. Trissel
Ritchie
Charles Nair
May
Charles Hess
Charles Ritchie
Ruth
Gail
Iva
Fern
Rose Trissel
Bessie Mathidas
Beatrica Ritchie
Rebecca Once
Russell Hess
Ward
Loyd Trissel
Miss Mildred Garnett Heads to Camp Strawderman
Local social notes list Miss Mildred Garnett joining Camp Strawderman as summer counselor. Many residents travel to Washington and Norfolk for visits, business, and leisure, with several attending leadership courses and noting family gatherings across Harrisonburg, Staunton, Martinsburg, and beyond.
Virginia Synod Convention Returns to Richmond Attendance
Calista Trumbo and others attend the Luther League of the Virginia Synod convention in Richmond, continuing through Friday. Cadet LaMar Shomo of Virginia Military Institute returns home for summer vacation. Mr and Mrs A R Woodward of Washington visit Mrs J P Wiener while traveling to Tennessee and Kentucky.
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Calista Trumbo
Luther League of the Virginia Synod
Richmond
LaMar Shomo
Virginia Military Institute
A. R. Woodward
Washington
J. P. Wiener
Tennessee
Kentucky
Local Social Notes From Dry River Area
Dry River reports a week of visits with relatives in Blacksburg Mt Clinton Circlesville and Harrisonburg. Families share time with Rieses and Mathenys as Hinton McDorman recovers from an infected hand and Marie Arey improves. Baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Harry Reese on June 7.
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Dry River
Glen Rivercomb
Blacksburg
Dorothy
Donna Matheny
Mary
Georgia Moyers
Mt. Clinton
Charles Rivercomb
Glen
Joe Myers
J. W. Hess
Lenna
Harrisonburg
C. L. Moyers
Jessie
Hershey
M. L. Lambert
Eugene Havdyshell
James Hartman
Circlesville
W. Va
Flossie Bowman
Fannie Bowman
Hinton McDorman
Ellis Matheny
Arthur Matheny
Marie Arey
Harry Reese
Dayton Personal Notes Move and Visits
Dayton area residents share visits and moved addresses. Mrs. J. E. Blosser and daughter visit relatives in Ohio. Mr. Harold Black and Mrs. H. R. Begcoon host dinner for Howard Estep family. Ira Shanholtzer family move to new home. Mrs. V. F. McDorman visits daughter in Harrisonburg. Miss Sarah Kilburn visits her mother in Charlottesville. Thelma Hedrick returns home to Clover Hill. Ada Good returns home after winter with Mrs. Holt. Edmundsons and children of Dayton call on Mrs. J. C. Thomas. Russell Rhodes and daughter of Oklahoma visit Mrs. H. R. Begoon.
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Dayton
J. E. Blosser
Ohio
Harold Black
H. R. Begcoon
Howard Estep
Ira Shanholtzer
V. F. McDorman
Maud Ritchie
Harrisonburg
Sarah Kilburn
Charlottesville
Rachel Kilburn
Thelma Hedrick
Clover Hill
J. E Blosser
Ada Good
Holt
W. H. Edmundson
J. C. Thomas
Russell Rhodes
Oklahoma
H. R. Begoon
Mt Clinton Personal News Notable Relatives Visit
Misses Doris Fae Pence and Margie Bridges left for Washington to spend a week with relatives. Sarah and Clarence Lacy are visiting relatives, continuing a pattern of family travel noted in local society notes.
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Doris Fae Pence
Margie Bridges
Washington
Sarah
Clarance Lacy
Fashionette Beauty Salon Ad Opens Evenings by Appointment
The Fashionette offers a distinctive beauty salon carried at a fixed price for the first four days of each week. Customers can select any 3 beauty items for $1. Located at N Court Square over the barber shop, with phone 888 available.
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N. Court Square
Local Social Notes From West Cairo Area
Mrs Ida Miller of West Cairo with her sister Mrs Batty Beery spends six weeks at home. Eugene Pence and Clarence Lacy attend the S T C. Mrs Dan Heatwole remains ill at her son’s Mt Clinton home and is not improved.
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Ida Miller
West Cairo
Batty Beery
Eugene Pence
Clarence Lacy
Dan Heatwole
Mt. Clinton
Sangerville Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits and Church Revival
June 17 Sangerville includes Lester Argenbright visiting from Mary to his father and brother. Lula Muller returns home after attending Hull school and joins the State Teachers College summer program. Rev John Glick evangelical preacher ends a two week revival at Sangerville Church with last night service.
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Sangerville
Lester Argenbright
Mary
Lula Muller
Hull
State Teachers College
John Glick
Church of the Brethren
Girl Chum Predicts Hard Winter for Moths
The girl chum says judging from the bathing suits next winter is going to mean starvation to a lot of moths.
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Chum
Reverend Rose Recovers From Flu Attack
Rev. L. O. Rose, M. E. pastor in the Mt. Solon charge, has recovered from an attack of flu. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Wheeler and Mrs. L. N. Wheeler and children spent Sunday at Fishersville with relatives.
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L. O. Rose
Mt. Solon
A. N. Wheeler
L. N. Wheeler
Fishersville
Local Visitors and Health Update From Community Notes
Mr and Mrs Gordon Snow are mentioned along with Mrs Warner and Miss Cristine Arehart visiting relatives in the area last week. Ohio guests Mr and Mrs John Kiracofe and Miss Frances Kiracofe stay with their uncle C Kiracofe. N A Spillen and son Charles Spillen visit B F Witts. John Hisey recovers from flu.
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Gordon Snow
Warner
Cristine Arehart
Nokesville
John Kiracofe
Frances Kiracofe
Ohio
Kiracofe
N. A. Spillen
Charles Spillen
Callaes
B. F. Witts
John Hisey
Woodstock Personal: Mrs Harry Martin Returns From Visit
Mrs Harry Martin of Charlottesville returned to Charlottesville after spending the week with her parents Mr and Mrs George King. Miss Audrey Long and Mrs Lee are mentioned in a brief society item noting further visitors or hostesses.
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Woodstock
Harry Martin
Charlottesville
George King
Audrey Long
Lee
Visitors and delegates noted in regional note
Long of Harrisonburg and Miss Mary Lauck Walton visited Winchester yesterday. Milton Coffman departed for Richmond to attend the State Labor League Convention now in session there.
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Long
Harrisonburg
Mary Lauck Walton
Winchester
Milton Coffman
Richmond
Noxzema Trial Offer Brings Skin Relief
Doctors first prescribed Noxzema for burns and eczema. Nurses found it helps pimples chapped hands chafing and other external irritations. Over 12,000,000 jars used yearly. This week a 25¢ trial jar is 15¢.
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