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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1939

Page

8

Calendar of Local Meetings and Club Gatherings

Evening events include Winchester Little Theatre at Handley Library at 7 30. Girl Scout Leaders Association meets at 702 South Braddock Street. Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel at 1 00. W C T U holds a semi monthly meeting at 3 00. Modern Woodmen of America meet at Odd Fellows hall with J W Barnes. Onward and Upward class of Kernstown M E Church meets at 8 00 at Mrs Winifred Lupton’s home.

Girl Scout Leaders Association Fred Ritter South Braddock Street Rotary Club George Washington Hotel Handley Library Modern Woodmen of America Odd Fellows Hall J. W. Barnes Kernstown M. E. Church Winifred Lupton

Century Club entertains Little Theatre season finale

The Century Club hosted its final season meeting at Mrs. Louis Baker’s North Braddock Street home where 11 Little Theatre members performed Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest. Cast included Frances Beverley Anne Quirk Dew Aloise Brill Verner Griffith Largent March Glass Ryden. The mock broadcast adaptation ran about an hour and featured Mr Verner as announcer and direction by Mrs Schuyler Larkin.

Century Club Louis Baker North Braddock Street Little Theatre Oscar Wilde Frances Beverley Anne E. Quirk Miss Dew Aloise Brill Je Verner Dick Griffith Jim Largent Jim March W. W. Glass Roy Ryden Schuyler Larkin

Par rish Visitors and National Groups Headed to Washington

Mrs Lewis Lewis and daughter Betty of Battle Creek Mich stop in Winchester en route to the Daughters of the Revolution convention in Washington where Betty Lewis serves as page to the national treasurer. Herman Lee spends days in Clifton Forge and Buena Vista Va on National Federation of Post Office Clerks business as an officer. Anne Kerr Russell and Margaret Byrd travel to Washington for a matinee of Nazimoza in The Mother at the National Theatre.

C. A. R. Page Parrishes Lewis Lewis Betty Battle Creek Mich Winchester Earl Parrish Montague Avenue Washington Betty Lewis Thadius Jones the Children of the American Revolution Herman Lee Clifton Forge Buena Vista National Federation of Post Office Clerks Lee Anne Kerr Russell Margaret Byrd Nazimoza National Theatre

Etiquette Q and A for Hosts and Guests

A modern etiquette guide offers that a bachelor host should include a chaperon for single guests, who may be a matron or widow, with the husband invited if she is married. Repeating phrases like Is that so is deemed annoying. A doctor’s card should read James Walker M D or Dr James Walker.

A. James Walker, M. D James Walker

Dicks Welcome Son Bill Lee at Green Sprig Home

Mr and Mrs Leland Dick are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son at their home near Green Sprig on Monday April 17 The child has been named Bill Lee Mrs Dick was formerly Miss Mary Heflin

Leland Dick Green Sprig Bill Lee Mary Heflin

Community Notices and Personal News From Winchester Area

Members of Winchester Little Theatre meet at Handley Library at 7 30 for April session with a Lartin presentation of Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest arranged for the Century Club. VMI Glee Club to sing in Leesburg on April 26 at 8 p.m. Local social updates include marriages and visits among residents and a Frostburg Junior Chamber dinner.

V. M. I. Glee Club Leesburg Northern Virginia Virginia Military Institute Alumni Association Robert Rutherford Haddonfield N. J Albert Larrick Gray Avenue Rutherford Dorothy Doughton Larrick Walter Knee Irving College

Conner Petty Rites Held in Winchester April 8

Thelma Virginia Petty and Harvey Carlton Conner married Saturday at Rev. George W. Stover's home on National Avenue in Winchester. The bride, daughter of R. M. Petty, wore a grey wedding outfit with blue accessories. The groom, son of Harvey C. Conner, works as a cooper with F. L. Glaize Jr. After the ceremony the couple planned to live with the bride's parents near Middletown.

H.C. Conner Refuge Frederick County Carlton Jenner Wincheser George W.stover Conner Arie Petty Anand Marie Austin Onner Garland Bray Aubry Grim Walter @Petty Verrion Petty Hazel Hawes Hillsville Gretta Bray Vada Dorothy Willis J. Broy Earl Huff Ross’ Lillardnd Earl Shirley Ustin Conner Arland Broy Hansholder North Braddock Street Frederick Warren Thelma Virginia Petty Harvey Carlton Conner George W. Stover National Avenue Winchester Harvey C. Conner R. M. Petty Middletown Middletown High School F. L. Glaize Clayton Sherman Valley Pike

Visitors and weekend guests fill Front Royal

Front Royal and Warren County News reports multiple weekend visits. George Morton and Johnnie from Roanoke stayed with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Weaver. C. N. Buck visited Charlottesville with Mrs. Buck’s parents, Hill. Mrs. R. E. Herr hosted Mrs. George Cone of Millwood. Susan Marshall of Arlington spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reid. Mrs. Lawrence Boerner and daughter Prudence of Baltimore visited Mrs. Boerner’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Payne.

Front Royal George Morton Johnnie Roanoke R. E. Herr George Cone Millwood Susan Marshall Arlington Harry Reid

Social notes from Front Royal region residents

Mrs Frances C Wood and children return to New York after visiting Mrs Hester Maddox. Miss Nannie Porter goes to Washington DC from Virginia. Several residents report illnesses visits and travels including Gen Browne in Washington and Baltimore. A birth announced for Elizabeth Augusta at Johnson Woman's Nursing Home Front Royal. Loretta Clark returns to Brooklyn after guesting with Col and Mrs Whitside at the Front Royal Remount.

Frances C. Wood Nannie Porter Washington, D. C Mary Burruss J. W. McGee Riverton Elizabeth Augusta Johnson Woman's Nursing Home Front Royal Loretta Clark Brooklyn N. Y Mrs. W. W. Whitside

Millwood Social Notes Highlights From Middleburg Races

A stream of social guests from Millwood and Orange attended Middleburg races and related events. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gilpin and Mrs. A. R. Dunning with local and visiting guests, plus prize bingo winners Judy Beverley and Missy Randolph at the Berryville bazaar.

Millwood George P. Greenhalgh Billy Jacobs Weatherall Morris S. Clarke Orange Chris Grier Middleburg Tyson Gilpin Kenneth Gilpin Princeton John Hay Whitney William B. Watkins William B. Watkins, Jr Meiggs Philadelphia Mackay- Smith Carl Boy-Ed Graham Dougherty Graham Dougherty, Jr Ned Lewis Burwell Jacobs Pinkney Weatherall, Jr A. R. Dunning Judy Beverley Missy Randolph Berryville Firemen’s Bazaar Miss Beverley Miss Randolph Thomas Atkinson

Richmond Clarke Couple Welcome a Daughter

Mr and Mrs Walter Williams of Richmond and Clarke are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter Friday. Miss Helen Ellett, guest of Miss Anne Meade, returned to Richmond with Mrs Frank Wray of Berryville. Mr and Mrs Stacy Lloyd host Mr and Mrs Charles Dickey and Mr and Mrs Charles Cheston of Philadelphia. Mrs Kenneth N Gilpin will travel to Boston for a few days before returning to Clarke County.

James C. Clarke Mt. Kisco N Y Kenneth Gilpin Walter Williams Richmond and Clarke Helen Ellett Anne Meade Richmond Frank Wray Berryville Stacy Lloyd Charles Dickey Charles Cheston Philadelphia Kenneth N. Gilpin Boston Mass Clarke County

Highway Signs To Be Checked In Virginia

Richmond April 19 state director H J Neale said a May 1 start date is set for a statewide checkup of billboards and large highway signs to ensure permits under a new law. He also reported 88300 snipe and tack posters removed from highways through April 15.

Richmond H. J. Neale Neale

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