Social News Contact Details for the Department
The social reporter Mrs Isabelle P Miller accepts notices by mail or phone for the next day news. Call between 3 and 4 p m at phone number 33 to submit Society items and personals.
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Isabelle P. Miller
Deep Run Hunt Meet At Curle's Neck Farm Saturday
Smart Horse and Society Folk To Attend Deep Run Hunt Meet On Saturday. The Deep Run Hunt Club hosts a luncheon at the Commonwealth Club after the meet at Curle's Neck Farm to benefit the Stratford Fund. Attendees include numerous society figures from Virginia and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep Run
Curle’s “Neck
Deep Run Hunt Club
Curle’s Neck Farm
Stratford Fund
Commonwealth Club
Board of Governors
The
Hunt Club
George R. Leslie
Edgehill
Ayletts
Kenneth Gilpin
Boyce
A. S. Craven
Greenwood
Fletcher Harper
the Plains
Manly Carter
Orange
J. Christie Bell
New York
George Burwell
Millwood
Middleburg
Charles Shaw
Compton Smith
Jack Skinner
Spencer Olsey
Victor Bedford
Douglas Swan
Count A. Rostworowski
Aiken
S. C
Harry Worcester Smith
Garven
F. A. Warner Baltazza
James A. Emmons
Edward Allen
Baldwin D. Spilman, Jr
Warrenton
Wilbur Osborne
Gordonsville
Edward D. Tayloe
Edge Hill
Randolph Ortman
David Dallas Odell
Hill Top Farm
Penn's Park
M. R. Waugh
Brandy
Tom Waller
Degree of Pocahontas Receives Honor by Minnehaha Council
Minnehaha Council No 1 Degree of Pocahontas hosted a reception honoring Great Pocahontas Mrs Virginia W. A. Campbell with delegates from Maryland West Virginia and Virginia. The event featured songs readings short talks and a token gift of a five dollar gold piece presented to Mrs Simpson. The hall was decorated with flags flowers and evergreens and the entertainment included a Handley High School Quartet and piano solos.
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Degree of
Pocahontas
Simpson
Minnehaha Council
Virginia W. A
Wet- Campbell
Great Board of the Great
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Handley High School
Elizabeth Wickline
Clifton Forge
Lucille Wh
Ludek
Great Pocahontas
Harry A. Sager
Sachem
Virginia Herndon
W. P. Watcher
Junior Sagamore
Great Council of the
Taylorstown
Rodger T. Jones
Judiciary Committee
Anna Garlock
Hagerstown
Williams
Hockenberry
McDonald
Martinsburg
W. Va
Bessie Chrismore
Anna Arley
Pocahontas Seminole Council
Lillie Jones
Pocahontas of
Watcher
Club Entertained At Typical Some in Virginia
The Tuesday session of the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club met at the Typical with Mrs. GC 8 Smith as hostess and Miss Virginia Nye Duvall assisting. Prizes went to Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Carskaden. Attendees included numerous local ladies. On Thursday evening Miss Duvall hosted about thirty Winchester district Northern Virginia Power Company employees, including Charles Town staff and local office personnel.
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Smith
Virginia Nye Duvall
Carskaden
J. E. Robertson
Clarence Davis
Gibson Baker
G. N. Trepass
Henry Pitzer
T. W. English
Reception for Amer of 'pen Mavonat Leegun can Pen Loneenene
The President and Mrs. Hoover set April 23 for a reception to officers delegates alternates and visiting of Amer of pen Mavonat Leegun can Pen Loneenene whose accrees will take place from April to April 25 announced by Mrs. Theodore Tiller social committee chair National League Katherine Glass Greene of Winchester a league member expects to attend.
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Hoover
Amer
Wedding Dinner for McIntires Honors Othal and Millie Kerns
Mr and Mrs Ward McIntire hosted a county reception Sunday for son Othal and daughter in law Millie Kerns now Mrs Othal McIntire. Sixty five guests attended and Mrs Clarence Thompson of Martinsburg presented a bride cake.
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N. M. Hovermale
Willie Hovermale
S. Kerns
Lacey Braithwaite
Homer Shade
Willie
Gilbert
Noah
Leonard
Joe
Catherine Shade
Hannah Shade
Hannah Nesmith
Irving Nesmith
Charley Shambaugh
P. R. Unger
A. C. Unger
Roy Davidson
Ora Davidson
Sam_ Shirley
Berkeley Shirley
Bob Crouse
Emory Holliday
Clarence Thompson
Martinsburg
T. J Murphy
Ashby McIntire
Callie Strother
D. C. Murphy
Ward McIntire
Melvin McIntire
McIntire
Injured Aviators Show Continued Improvement
The condition of Roy Richards and Lieut. R J Clohecy, hurt in a Saturday air crash, was reported improving today. Richards regains strength after severe blood loss from an artery injury, still uncomfortable. Clohecy shows rapid improvement. Perry W Heltzell of Wardensville WV is at Memorial Hospital after a recent operation.
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Roy. Richards
R. J. Clohecy
Richards
Clohecy
Perry W. Heltzell
Wardensville
W. Va
Memorial Hospital
Mrs Kerr and Daughter Return to Lynchburg
Mrs Kerr and her daughter Miss Margaret Kerr leave the Chanticleer Inn on West Bosca wen Street to return home to Lynchburg Virginia. Mrs Kerr was formerly Grace Wall daughter of the late William W Wall of Winchester and sister to Mrs Barr and Miss Julia Wall of this city.
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Kerr
Lynchburg
George Dalgetty’ Kerr
Margaret Kerr
Chanticleer Inn
West Boscawen Street
Grace Wall
William W. Wall
Winchester
C. Fred. Barr
Julia Wall
Returns From Attending National Meeting
Mr. Ray Robinson returned today from Rochester New York where he attended a meeting of the American Vinegar Manufacturers Association of which he is president. Mr and Mrs P A Vogt of White Plains New York are guests at the George Washington Hotel.
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Ray Robinson
Rochester
N. Y
Robinson
American Vinegar Manufacturers’ Association
P. A. Vogt
White Plains, N.Y
George Washington Hotel
P. H. Skelton
Richmond, Va
Mrs. C. G. Gruber
Washington
Mrs. Benjamin Harrison Visits Shenandoah Valley Friends
Mrs. Benjamin Harrison widow of the late president and Mrs. Houser stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Talbot on South Washington street. Mrs. Harrison, after a short visit, left for Washington en route to New York. She spoke of the Shenandoah Valley and Winchester with delight and hoped to return. Mrs. Houser, formerly Miss Julia Crouse of Akron, is a longtime friend of the Talbots.
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Benjamin Harrison
New York
Walter R. Talbot
South Washington Street
Julia Crouse
Akron
Talbots
Harrison
Houser
Dresen
Mary Scott Lord Dimmick
Walter Erskine Dimmick
White House
Maryland Senators Invite Hoover to Antietam Anniversary
Senator Goldsborough and Maryland residents from near Antietam invite President Hoover to attend the sixty eighth anniversary of the engagement at Sharpsburg on September 17. Alexander Armstrong, former Maryland attorney general, presents the formal invitation. the president reserved his decision.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senator Goldsborough
Maryland
Antietam
Hoover
Sharpsburg
Alexander Armstrong
Hartsell family guests among Winchester visitors
Concord North Carolina visitors Mr and Mrs A F Hartsell and Miss Lucy and Miss Margaret Hartsell tour Winchester with Dr and Mrs L A Thomas. Baltimore and Richmond guests, Clifton Forge travelers, and local hosts are listed among social arrivals and outings across streets and hotels.
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A. F. Hartsell
Lucy
Margaret Hartsell
Concord, N. C
L. A. Thomas
North
Cameron Street
Autoists Must Obey Traffic Stop Ordinance
City Council enacts a strict rule requiring a full stop at the Loudoun street crossings at Boscawen or Cork Street. Police will enforce with harsher measures and fines for noncompliance. Slowing is not enough, detours and backtracking may be used to enforce compliance.
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Red Bud U. B
Workers Council of the
United Brethren Church of
Red Bud
Loudoun Street
Boscawen
Cork Street
Navy aviation chief relates talk with flyer
Assistant Secretary of Aeronautics David L Ingalls told a Senate naval sub committee the navy is studying a racing airplane development program after the Mercury speed plane failure. He said Williams planned to race in the Schneider cup and wreck the Mercury if needed, but Ingalls ordered him to sea and the navy would pursue a new inquiry.
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Associated Press
Washington
David
Ingalls
Senate
Senate Naval Committee
Navy
Alford J. Williams
Radio Schedule Fragments From Multiple Markets
A fragmentary list shows radio station identifications, frequencies, and program blocks across Atlantic City Baltimore Hartford Newark Philadelphia Pittsburgh Rochester Schenectady Springfield Cincinnati Detroit Atlanta Charlotte Louisville Nashville Richmond and more. Entries include orchestras, news, talk, dances, religious services and everyday entertainments with varied durations and hosts.
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WPG
Atlantic City
Bluebird Grocery Store
Five Brothers and Sister
WBAL
Baltimore
The
Baltimoreans
WJZ
WTIC
Hartford
WOR
Newark
Uncle Don
Cabbies Orchestra
Bamberger Little Sy
Rangers
Ensemble
Red Laguer
Jade
Jansen
Moonbeams
WCAW
Philadelphia
WABC
KDKA
Pittsburgh
U. of Pittsburgh
Walt
Tom Gerun
WHAM
Rochester
WGY Schenectady
WGY
WBZ
Springfield
Bay State Boys
Sandy MacFarlane
Lowe's Orchestra
Body of Mrs Mildred Hel Found Strangled at Home
The woman's body was discovered by her husband upon returning from work. She had been strangled with a piece of ribbon, and authorities are investigating the death as a possible homicide.
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Mildred” Hel
Cage
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John M. Steck
Clarke County
Butler
Garden Club
Fauquier
Loudoun County
B. Y. Morrison
United States Department of Agriculture
Cris Harmison
Cold Stream
Minnie Slonaker
East Piccadilly Street
Ville Bon Shoes
Huntsberry
Pen Women
Hotel Jack
Harry Seclar
George Yowell
J. H. Carper
Mrs. Strother
Clarke
French Strother
Wardman Park
William Twining
Long Island
Clark Farley
Pendleton Edsell
Washington Post
Africa
Elizabeth Tyson
First Brethren
Berryville Pike
E. J. Rohart
French Equatorial Africa
Tyson
Church Women Council
Federated Council of Church Women
Handley Library
Strasburg
R. O. Swearinger
Baltimore and Ohio
E. O. Baker
Takoma Park
D. C
Girls’ Missionary Guild
Centenary Reformed Church
Leo Haines
Highland Avenue
Mrs. McIntire
Frank
Feinberg Valley Clothing House
North Loudon St
John Cochran
South Braddock Street
Luther Snapp
Ernest Thomas
Ella Thomas
Messrs
Harry G. Fay
Harry Howard
Fred Jenkins
Lawrence Wingfield
Kenneth
Elizabeth Wingfield
Joseph Kern
Front Royal
Charles C. Hardy and Son
Brooklyn
Harry Hardy
Mr. Hardy
Fay
Brunswick Phonograph Company
A. J. McGettrick
E. T. Cunningham,Inc
J. E. Perry
Silver Radio Company
F. L. Frye
Takoma Park, D. C
Edith Cornwell
Columbia
Alpha Kappa Gamma Society
Miss Cornwell
James P. Reardon
Berryville
W. A. Carskaden
West Clifford Street
Stion
W. Piccadilly
Mercury
George Washington
R. T. Jones & CO
S. Main St
Baku Sose
L. Hodgson
Florida Times-Union
WEAP
NBC
WCAL
CKGW
WCSH
Nation
Marian Harris
Rudy Vallee
WGR
WIDD
WHAS
WSB
WSAI
WSM
WAPI
WTAN
Harbor Lights
WJAR
WTAG
WGE
WCAB
WUY
Nathaniel Shilkret
Rosa Ponselle
WEEI
WWNC
WDBJ
Wwpop
WBRC
Tater Parade
WEAN
WNAC
WLBJ
Tip 16 Clan
Vasseur P
WCAU
Wcac
Varierogiam
Educ
WJAS
WFBL
WHP
WKBN
Waa
WLBW
WKBW
WERC
WGHP
WSPL
Deby
F. W. Wile
WLBZ
WFAN
WMAL
WJAIL
WHK
WSPD
WCAO
WLBYW
WADC
WAK
WKRC
WTAR
W—Detective Mysteries
WLBEW
WIEBL
WHEC
WKRG
WUHP
Redskins
WNAG
Wjat
Wapc
Wspd —Camera Bippram
WGST
Forum
WMAI
Weer
Observer
Dream Boat
JWNAC
Usnoe
Wee Orchestra
WCAOD
WAL
FBL
WJR
WRC
WRVA
WPTF
WBT
WJAX
WIOD
Edward Taylor
Lopez Orch
Gems
Frontier Days
Argentinos
Harold Sanford Orchstra
WLW
WHAL
WSH
KYW
WRZ
WBAIL
WIR
WGN
Amos
Andy
Poll
Clear Channel
Penn
Central and Southern
Cincinnati
Tony
Perkinsville
Sparkers
Fillmore's
Adventurers
Los Amigos
Melville Ray
Detroit
Ed McConnell
Rev. Randall
Atlanta
WEAF
Shrine
Charlotte
WRT Trio
Louisville
Jack Turner
Variety
Nashville
Vanderbilt U
WJIZ
WHA
Conservatory of Music
Richmond
Bankers
WEHAF
Brad
Atwater Kent
Autolite
Bosch Connecticut de
Jon Delco-Remy
Eclipse
Bendix Leece-Neéville
Owen Dyne
Wagner
Ammeters
A.C. Nagel
Westinghouse Leece-Neville Battery Cables
Willard Whitaker
Willard
Eveready
Mazda
Bosch Packard
Stewart-Warner
Buss Union Gasoline Filters
A. Cc
Klaxon
Robert Bosch
Electro
A. C. Nagel
Stewart Purolator
A. C
North East
Stewart
Goodyear
Basco Club
Soreng
Atanegeld
oreng-Manego
Cutler-Hammer Thermo
ALC
Dyne
Vacuum
Stewart-Warner Kingston
Serman
Trico
Mosco
Valley Service Station. Inc
North Braddock Street
Lovett Bros
Staunton
Harrisonburg
N.louczun
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