Lions Club Dinner and Dance at George Washington Hotel
A George Washington Hotel dinner and dance hosted by the Lions Club honored their ladies with guests from Frederick and Hagerstown. Lion Heisey of Frederick served as tail twister as Ben Ruffin, Lions International president, spoke on Lionism. Edith Graham Schillings and Edith Barker White sang, with Miss Lovelle Anderson at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hotel
Lions Club
EH. T. Clark
Frederick
Hagerstown
Lion Heisey
Lion Ben Ruffin
Lions International
Edith Graham Schillings
Edith Barker White
Washington
Winchester
H. Elmer’ Griffin
Winchester Lions Club
Lovelle Anderson
Mrs VanFossen Ill in Memorial Hospital Amid News of Missionary Meeting
The Adult Missionary Society met at Mrs John H Rosenberger s home on West Boscawen Street with 35 members. The program led by Mrs Eugene Smith featured circle No 3 and reports from home council volunteers. A highlight was an address by Mrs C T Collyer on The Risen Christ and Woman. Mrs VanFossen remains critically ill at Memorial Hospital with little hope of recovery, her sister Mrs Annie Sellman at her bedside.
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Adult Missionary Society
John H. Rosenberger
West Boscawen Street
Eugene Smith
Circle No. 3
Christ
Home Council
Harry M. Canter
W. O. Talbert
C. T. Collyer
Korea
O. L. Jamison
Charles Keeler
J. C. Van#ossen
Memorial Hospital
VanFosen
S. B. Price
Tairmont Avenue
Annie Sellman
Baltimore
Tapscott
North Carolina
VanFossen
J. C. van Fosen
John Kerr School
Girls' Club to Hold a Business Meeting Tonight
The regular monthly meeting of the Girls' Athletic Association was postponed from last Thursday and will be held at 7 30 tonight in the club room with full attendance urged. Several local residents and visitors were noted in the area for various reasons.
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Margaret Colline Denny
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South
Baltimore
W. O. Talbert
Loyal Temperance Legion
Southern Methodist Church
North Braddock Street
Girls’ Athletic Association
Funeral Attendees Return From Woodstock Va
Miss Julia Forney and Mrs. W McMillan and son Raymund returned from Woodstock Virginia where they attended the funeral of the late Mrs Belle Shaffer who died Sunday at Elkton Virginia Mrs Shaffer was a member of Mr Titus J Lindamood a former city resident Mr Calsom of the Atwater Kent Company Philadelphia and Mr Minnick of the Washington branch were here today on business
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Julia Forney
Calsom
Atwater Kent Company
Philadelphia
Minnick
Washington
Miss Matthews Named Blossom Festival Queen Honor at West Virginia
The Martinsburg Evening Journal reports Miss Matthews as Blossom Festival queen, noting her WVU beauty honors and wide state renown. Winchester housing chief Andrew Bell urges residents to list rooms for lodgers during the festival, aiming to print guides by Monday morning.
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Matthews
Martinsburg Evening Journal
West Virginia University
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Comerce
Winchester
Chamber of Commerce
Bell
BE. O. Burdy
Shank Artificial Flower Company
Chicago
Hotel Jack
Community festival decor tips and flag suggestion
Readers urged to decorate with festival colors pink green and white or American flags to show community pride. The piece notes some years past skipped decorations and encourages self help at moderate cost to set an example of cooperation.
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Tome
Local Naming List of Residents and Clerks
The document lists several individuals including Robert S. Smith William G. Hardy J F Brown Clark M. Smith Edward G. Rusk Carl T. Cather Wm A Gollins Richard H. Gray Robert D. Glaize B F Line J Carlisle Blackburn Douglas Grim Victor W. Wheeler Edward W. Albin Lula A. Rush Gertrude V. Clevenger Elsie Mathews Lillian S. Milleson Brownie Sampsell Katherine Dispanett Elnora C. Clevenger Lucy D. Urquhart. The roster appears to reflect names likely from a local community or organizational directory.
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Wm. G. Hardy
J. F. Brown Clark M. Smith
Edw
G. Rusk
Carl T. Cather
Wm. A. Gollins
Richard H. Gray Robert D. Glaize
B. F. Line
J. Carlisle Blackburn Douglas
Grim Victor W. Wheeler
Edward W. Albin
Lula A. Rush
Gertrude V. Clevenger
Elsie Mathews
Lillian S. Milleson Brownie Sampsell
Katherine Dispanett
Elnora C. Clevenger
Lucy D. Urquhart
City Decorated for Patriotic Observance Appeals to Residents
The committee on decorations urges residents to display large and small American flags at homes and business fronts to create a spirited rivalry. The call extends to all city sections encouraging color and patriotism for the occasion.
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Committee On
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Church Paper
W. E. Snyder
Dayton
Ohio
Religious Telescope
United Brethren Church
United States
George W. Stover
Snyder
Frederick County
C. Fred Barr
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
M T Colling Denny
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Ella Miller
West Leicester Street
Woolworth
A. G. Elam
Roanoke
C. T. Owen
The
American Automobile Association
Mre. W. T.taylor
Seaport, N. J
J. A. Rosenberger
Mrs. VanFossen
Mrs. Fuller
Leigh Fuller
South Stewart Street
Stewart B. Elting
Major Elting
United States Army
John R. Kendrick
Senator Kendrick
Wyoming
Fuller
Mary Gray
Handley High School
North Kent Street
Ee Mayon J. Sickel
Haddonfield
N. J
Mrs. P. Bumgardner
Leslie Reid
A K. Sirbaugh
Gladys Funkhouser
I. N. Johnson
Highview
W. Va
A. C. Oates
North Loudoun Stree
W. J. Hussong
Potomac Edison Company
Harold Helm
8. W. Thompson
Oswego, N. Y
J. M. H. Clagett
Clarke County
Adelle Metz
Mr. J. H. Bott
Bott Boot Shop
D. E. Stultz
Front Royal
Earl Crowser
Charles Town
Ernest Grayson
Berkeley Springs
L. W. Lambert
Frigidaire Corporation
Norfolk, Va
Shenandoah
Staunton Military Academy
Staunton
Thomas Beardsworth
Rouss Park
Abso
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
R. Gray Williams
W. A. Baker
Lewis F. Cooper
M. Lohr Capper
Robert S. Smith
Xmas Club
Huntsberry
Doctor
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Kent St
Elizabeth A. Brown
Grandfather Dock
Franklin Stove
Thams
INO
Brown
Admy, Duvall & Donn
Lody
WABC
Enna
Lovett Bros
North Main Street
Lexington
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Martha Washington
Fountain of Youth
East Piccadilly St
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