Miss Mildred Kline Hosts Easter Egg Hunt
Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church member Miss Mildred Kline hosted an Easter egg hunt at Woodside Cottage near Vaucluse. About 60 eggs were hidden in a grove with two groups of children searching for the most eggs. Prizes were gift boxes and baskets. top finders were Mary Ridings with seven and Callie Grandel with three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Kline
Cedar Cliff Presbyter Church
Vaucluse
Woodside Cottage
Claude B. Stickley
Teets
Thomas Campbell
Noland Grandel
Mary Ridings
Callie Grandel
Social Club Meetings And Church Choir Rehearsals
The week lists Lions Club luncheon at George Hotel Tuesday 12:30 PM and Kiwanis at George Hotel Wednesday 12:30 PM. Winchester Lodge Elks holds 6:00 PM meeting, Grace Lutheran adult choir practices 8:15 PM, United Church choir 9:15 PM, Rotary Club luncheon 12:45 PM at George Washington Hotel, and Robert Conrad Post American Legion meets 12:30 PM Friday at George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions’ Club
George
Kiwanis Club
George Hotel
Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
United and Church
Sky
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Robert
Conrad Post
American Legion
Meigs Guests Honor Weekend Visit in Winchester
Dr and Mrs Edward B Meigs of Washington DC spend weekend in Winchester as Garden Week tours Virginia estates. Mrs Meigs heads Women s Democratic Clubs and is hosted by Mrs Roland Ringgold at Bellevue near Shepherdstown for a buffet luncheon honoring Miss Mavin Hamilton of Hagerstown and Eli Huston Brown III with spring flowers and fifty guests including wedding party members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Ringgold
Mavin Hamilton
Hagerstown
Eli Huston Brown III
Roland Carvel Ringgold
Bellevue
Shepherdstown
Doctor Van Deusen to Attend Orthodontists Convention
Dr. Orville Van Deusen of Front Royal will leave tomorrow for New York City to attend a convention of the American Society of Orthodontists at the Waldorf Astoria from April 30 through May. Mrs. Van Deusen will accompany him. he will be absent from his office next Thursday and Saturday. Paul Rhodes of Rhodes Drug Company motored to New York yesterday with his sisters Dorothy Rhodes and Mrs. Richard Mann, visiting Middletown family residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville van Deusen
Front Royal
New York City
American Society F Orthodontists
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
van Deusen
Dr. van Deusen
Of‘ee
Paul Rhodes
The
Rhodes Drug Company
New York
Dorothy Rhodes
Middletown
Richard Mann
M. H. Rhodes
Buffalo couple returns home after visit to Washington
Mr and Mrs Mackey of Buffalo New York return from weeks of visiting nearby friends accompanied by Mrs Strother Sherman and Mrs Emma Richards. They toured the Capitol with Miss Elizabeth Oakes and Mrs Sherman of Berryville Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackey
Buffalo
William Mackey
N. Y
Strother Sherman
Emma Richards
Mr Richard Cooper Expected Home From Hopkins Hospital
Richard Cooper of the Opequon neighborhood is expected to return home today after several days of treatment at Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. He has been hospitalized for ongoing medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cooper
Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Mr. Cooper
Opequon
Mc Closkeys Return Home After Visit in Atlantic City
Mr and Mrs D Byron Mc Closkey and their children have returned to Atlantic City New Jersey after spending a week with the former's sister Mrs H C Funk at her South Loudoun Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Byron McCloskey
Atlantic City
N. J
H. C. Funk
South Loudoun Street
Funeral Rites Held for G. A. Davidson
Funeral rites for George Allen Davidson 73 were held at 3 p.m. yesterday from Kurtz Funeral Home with Rev. Dr. Luther A. Thomas officiating and Dr. John Hancher attending. Interment was in Mount Hebron Cemetery. The Washington D C relatives included T Edward Davidson Nora Davidson Hamline Haines and others. Pallbearers were Dr A D Henkel Ellis Yost Courtney Hook and three great nephews. Davidson died unexpectedly at his sister Nora Davidson’s home in Washington last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Allenvidson
Kurtz
Luther A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
John Hancher
Washington, D. C
Mount Hebron
T. Edward Davidson
Nora Davidson
Hamline Haines
Oscar
McPherson
Ethel Havey
Margaret Hines
Francis Willard
D. Newton Davidson
Harold Robinson
Ted Elliott
Newport News
A. D. Henkel
Ellis Yost
Courtney Hook
Wilbur, Douglas
Marion Jenkins
Mr. Davidson
Miss Nora Davidson
Captain Kettle Favored To Win Maryland Cup
Captain Kettle, owned by Charles S. Cheston of Philadelphia and ridden by Charles R. White, is favored to win Maryland Hunt Cup for a third straight time on a four mile course over Worthington Valley estates. The field of ten includes Troublemaker Hotspur Vaudeville Outlaw and Mullah with more than 20 000 spectators expected. Captain Kettle has won the cup the last two years and finished second five years ago, with Dr. Allen originally owning the Whitney bred horse before selling to Cheston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Captain Kettle
Charles S. Cheston
Philadelphia
Cheston
Charles R. White
T. H. Sommerville
Allen
Lewis M. Allen
Winchester
Charles 8. Cheston
Aintree
Eng
Dr. Allen
Worthington Valley
Non-quota Aliens Defined in U S Immigration Policy
An explanation of non quota aliens describes those admitted for permanent residence without counting toward annual limits due to special merit. The text outlines that such entrants are not charged against the quota and outlines the general principle behind this classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Congress
Federal Judge John Paul presides major liquor tax conspiracy trial
Federal Judge John Paul of the Western Virginia District oversees the trial of 23 defendants charged with conspiring to evade internal revenue liquor taxes. The hearing, expected to run at least a month, is underway with proceedings reported by Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paul
Western Virginia District Court
Cee
Associated Press Pho
Roller Herd Tops April in Shenandoah Dairy Group
The Shenandoah Valley Dairy Herd Improvement Association reports an April average of 628.8 pounds of milk and 36.9 pounds of butterfat per cow from the group of J. S. and Paul Roller. The top individual cow, owned by J. O. Beard, yielded 1,767 pounds of milk and 65.3 pounds of butterfat, aiding Beard’s herd to second place with 9,860 pounds of milk and 32.1 pounds of butterfat. The association includes 196 cows, 25 dry, with an overall average of 553.7 pounds of milk and 23.9 pounds of butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. and Paul Roller
Shenandoah Valley
Seek Approval Of State Grant For Streets Here
City Manager Arthur M. Field said negotiations are under way to obtain from the state funds due for six months of street maintenance July to January. The money is withheld due to poor street conditions. to release it about 6702 must be spent on street work before July 1, with much of the money going to complete ongoing treatment now in progress after the Apple Blossom Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Stover
William E. Snyder
D. D
Dayton
Ohio
W. O. Weidler
Wereeeerger
U. B
Keyser
W. Va
Snyder
Weilder
Stover
Indianapolis
Ind
Buffalo
N. Y
Lancaster
Akron
Wielder
Shenandoah Valley
Arthur M. Field
Wit and Wisdom: Unruly Dinner Table Chat From Memory
A collage of quick exchanges among characters Mabel Jack Parson John Eddie Fanny Aunt Kate and others. Snappy quips touch love marriage finances and a fabled tower joke with light humor and social banter.
Old Time Quips About Age and Farm Puns
A humorous exchange features a man calling himself a sexagenarian and a flirtatious jab from a woman. Two farmers joke about hens, asking whether a hen cackling means laying or lying, playing on wordplay about setting and sitting.
Card of Thanks for Hannah E. Lewis
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of their mother Hannah E. Lewis. They acknowledge flowers and use of cars and thank the Miller brothers for their singing. Dated 4-27-11 by her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah E. Lewis
Miller Brothers
Opening Night At New Beauty Salon In Martinsburg
The new beauty salon at the old Irwin Drug Store site on North Brad dock street across from the union bus terminal opened with carnations for guests. Three prizes were awarded at 10 pm to Miss Bill Wood for a permanent wave, Mrs. Blanche Noonan for a facial, and Mrs. Harry Hicks for a coiffure design. Alecia Bentz operates the salon with Della Mae Hume in charge, assisted by Biddie Dormer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Braddock Street
Irwin Drug Store
Union
Bill Wood
Blanche Noonan
West Piccadilly Street
Harry Hicks
North Loudoun Street
Alecia Bentz
Martinsburg
W. Va
Alecia
Della Mae Hume
Shepherd College
Sheperdstown
Chicago Hair Dressing Academy
Biddie Dormer
Pneumonia Claims Life of Matthew Finley in Winchester
Matthew Finley, longtime resident of Winchester, dies after a brief pneumonia illness at his home on South Loudoun Street. Survived by widow Elenora G Finley and daughter Elenora, plus four sisters and five brothers. Funeral at Mount Carmel Baptist Church Monday at 3 PM with Rev S Spriggs and Rev J C Newman. burial in Orrick Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Finley
Winchester
Loudoun Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Matthew
Hester Finley
Elenora G. Finley
Elenora Finley
Lillie Taper
Ida Magruder
Lucy Lampkins
Ella Williams
Philadelphia
Charles
Washington, D. C
Harry
Harrisburg
New York
Leslie
Floyd Finley
Mount Carmel Baptist Church
8. S. Spriggs
J. C. Newman
Paynter Funeral Home
Orrick Cemetery
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Tilden
Elmer Strosnider
Jean
Hugh
Tom
Phyllis Hope Campbell
Louise
Dorothy Terault
Dorothy
Ruth Simmons
Mary
Gloria
Douglas Ridings
Ralph Teets
Thelma Vann
Edith Claytor
Charlotte
Clayton Shiley
Callie
Marie Bell Grandel
Hensell Lindamood
Conrad
Military Academy
George Bryan Conrad
Hunter H. McGuire
United States Army
War Department
United States Military Academy
West Point
Coblenz
Germany
Army of Occupation
Westminster Abbey
Guard of Honor
Mr. Sinnott
Washington Church
William B. Sinnott
Virginia Athey
Charles J. Athey
Gray Avenue
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Washington
Messrs
H. L. Rust
George B. Hooker
Frank van Sant
Col. H. C. Pillsbury
Frederic J. Haskins, Jr
Wales H. Jack
J. V. Guthrie
Melvyn Renner
Melyn Renner
James Renner
Albin
Bostonians
Huntsberry
Brooks
Brooks’ Pharmacy Prescription Druggists
J. C. Tharp
Aldridge
J. W. Gowland
Jimmy and
Billy
H. L. Tharp
Www. Co. Hawkins
Mollie Adams
Helen Palmer
Wallie Tharp
Jack Cameron and Son
Halltown
Donald L. Weems
Valley Airways
J. Victor Arthur
B. A. Rowland
A. H. McCarroll
Clearbrook
Stephens City
McCarroll
Granville Davis
R. T. Barton
Thomas Marshall Duer
Baltimore, Md
Anne Brooke Kern
Harry R. Kern, Jr
Charlottesvile
Gilson Engel
James A. Miller
Harry Taliaferro
University of Virginia
United Brethren Young People’s Choir
Pikeside
G. A. Davidson
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun St
Buck Shad
Roe Shad
J. O. Beard
B. F. J. O. Beard
Paul Roller
J. H. Fisher & Son
H J. Hardesty
J. H. Fisher& Son
H. J. Hardesty
John H. Alger
M. Driver & Bro
A. E. Templeman
Denzil Kackle
Mabel
Aun
Jack
Parson
John
Eddie
Fanny
Kate
Bobby
John Bunyan
Tower of Pisa
Mr. Brown
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Meadowbrook
Clara V. Fultz
W. Boscawen St
Lovett’s
Lovett Brothers
Commercial & Savings Bank
A. M. Swimley
Margaret L. Hodgson
Hamman
Dollar Store
Uneeda Bakers
RGA
Underwood
WJZ
Joe Penner
the Bakers
Sunda
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