Bee Line DAR Chapter forms in Jefferson County
A new Bee Line Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution was organized in Charles Town with officers named for the ensuing year. The chapter honors the famed Bee Line march of 1775 led by Captain Hugh Stephenson from Shepherdstown to Boston, acknowledging the Revolutionary volunteers who first met General Washington.
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Bee Line
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles Town
H. C. Getzendanner
Pack Horse Ford
Shepherdstown
Anna Morgan Getzendanner
Clara C. G. Borfe F
Mary M. Shirley
Washington
Boston
Bee Line Chapter
Elizabeth May Billmyer Weds William Neton Vickers at Shepherdstown
On Wednesday evening March 1 at the Billmyer home north of Shepherdstown, Elizabeth May Billmyer became the wife of William Ne ton Vickers. Rev John A Grosg officiated under ferns in an arch after two tone Le Billemyer dress then Alice blue crepe de chine for the bride and pink rosebud bouquet. Guests included Miss Jab, Miss Pauline Billmyer, and Luther Vickers among others. reception followed with eight girls serving.
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Herman Billmyer
Shepherdstown
Elizabeth May
William Neton Vickers
Luter Vickers
Jab
le Billemyer
Pauline Billmyer
Luther Vickers
Miss Whiting
Remy Comsina
Prominent West Virginia woman keynote at Shepherdstown event
Mumbetta Jewell Brown of Kings Boddy in West Virginia, famed civic leader, spent several days in Shepherdstown at a Women’s Club program in the college auditorium. Mrs. Brown spoke on Woodrow Wilson foundation and women’s civic duties, urging memorial contributions and further legislation to free women from remaining encumbrances. She was hosted by Mrs. W. B. Snyder with tea, drawing invitations for future civic duty.
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Jol Montgomery
Mia Eleanor
Potts
E. Mi. Reinhart
Samuel J. Hodges
Reinhart Ata
Dandridge
Wood Wilson
Russian Ballet
Land Theatre
Hagerstown
Woman's Club of
Maryland Theare
Shepherdstown
Lutheran Church
Edith Staley
Selma
California
Wm. S. Staley
Mount
Mumbetta Jewell Brown
Kings Boddy
West Virgi
Shepherds Twin
Brown
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Wikean
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Wa. B. Snyder
Woman's Club
Wee White
Eres
Distria
Shepherdatown
Doc Peyton Breaks Jail In Martinsburg Heist
A jail break occurs as Doc Peyton escapes Martinsburg jail at 2 AM aided by a hacksaw and a friend. Sheriff later recaptures Peyton in Winchester and delivers him back to Martinsburg. An audience in Charles Town gathers for a Woodrow Wilson Foundation meeting despite severe weather.
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Doc Payton
Occa
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Jack
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Palrmont
Martinsburr
Sheri
Sherif Dean
Court House
Charles Town
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Izetta Jewel Brown
Kingwood
Wye
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