Surprise Birthday Party For Miss White At Sycamore Dale
Mrs. J. B. White hosted a surprise eighteenth birthday party at Sycamore Dale near Middleway West Virginia on a Wednesday. Guests arrived at eight, enjoyed a green and white cake and candy baskets, and partook in games and dancing with music from L. H. White and others. A long guest list included the Whites, Diehls, Kearns, Goodells, Hammonds, and Bates, among many friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. White
Sycamore Dale
Middleway
W .Va
Miss White
W. 2
Rose Kearns
Louis Diehl
Fred Hammond
Holmes White
Grover Shutts
Charles Kearns
L. H .White
Ralph
Robert Goodell
Hugh Janney
Charles Joseph
Elmer Dunlap
Edith
Naomi Shirley
Alice Goodell
Dorothy White
Anna
Agnes Swartz
Jamita
Virginia Sager
Clara Janney
Virginia Carper
Rhoda
Beatrice White
Messrs
Thurman Shirley
Courtney Sager
Robert
Ralph Goodell
Ezra Fiddler
Francis Magaha
Ward Hutsler
Kenneth Smallwood
Norman
Cecil White
Billy Bates
Bliss Forbush and Wife to Visit Frederick City Friends
Mr and Mrs Bliss Forbush of Ga ntoe tied to the Society of Friends will spend the weekend in Frederick County. They will stay with Mrs Mamie Childs and Mrs Carrie Cochran at 812 South Braddock Street and attend a reception hosted by Mrs James L Robinson on North Frederick Road. Forbush, executive secretary of the Baltimore Yearly Meeting, will speak at Hopewell Sunday morning at 10 and at Winchester Meeting at 8 Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss Forbush
Gant Oe
Society of Friends
Frederick County
Mamie Childs
Carrie Cochran
South Braddock Street
James _L. Robinson
North Frederick Road
Mr Forbush
Baltimore Yearly Meeting
Hopewell
E. R. Hook
Betty Shryock
Virginia Dove
Chloe Mudd
Ansel Solenberger
Walker McC. Bond
Harry McCann
Cameron (Market) Street
Victory High School
Clarksburg
W. Va
Friends Society of
Winchester
Washington Loew’s Fox
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Braddock
Virginia Commonwealth
Daniel Morgan
Ritchie County
Pennsboro
Clarke County
Berryville
Capitol Garage
Clarence Himelright
R. Mason Rector
Allen Perry
Frank Gearing
Homer C. Lyman
Piccadilly Street
Delanese Athletic Association
Cumberland, Md
C. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Corp
Ballston Refrig. Storage Company
Blue Sunoco Oil Company
Fincastle Band
Fincastle
Apple Growers
Botetourt
Roanoke
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Virginia Apple Storage
Boiling Springs
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Retail Grocers Association
Orbisonia
Winchester Cold Storage Corp
Social calendar for Winchester events and ball in week
A dense schedule lists civic and social events in Winchester including flag dedication on Cameron Street City Hall 5 pm, Dansante at Winchester Golf Club, Apple Blossom balls at Drusilla Hotel Jordan Springs and George Washington Hotel, Queen and her Noon Luncheon, American Legion post luncheon, Grand feature parade Trail of the Pink Petals, aerial show at Admiral Byrd Airport, tea dances, and Lodge meetings plus Kiwanis and choir gatherings across Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Frank N. Hack
South Washington
Queen
B. ByDutton
Kington Street
Front Royal
Robert Barton
Washington Street
George H. Smith
West Germain Street
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
George Washington Hotel
Admiral Byrd Airport
H. B. McCormac
Maxfield
Drusilla Hotel
Jordan Springs
Winchester, Golf Club
Nok Kiwanis Club
Winchester Lodge
C. E
Elks
Piccadilly and
Braddock
Grace Lutheran Church
Hiett Guests At Festival And Sunday School Plans
Community plans to organize the 91 Chapel Sunday School at Hite’s M. E. Church South near Iboro with Rev. W A Clark in charge. Dorothy and Louise Tevalt of Middletown set long Sunday School records at Cedar Cliff, with five and six years of perfect attendance, amid family ties to Dr. and Mrs. McGuire. Guests arrive for Apple Blossom Festival include Mrs Wayne Kellam of St Louis visiting Hiett family, and Misses Ethel Cooper Retha Cooper with companions from Harrisonburg and North Cameron Street to host a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Era
Hite
Iboro
W. A. Clark
Middletown
Istic
Dorothy
Louise All
Cedar Cliff
Grand Feature Parade Planned With Marshals and Floats Listed
The 1936 Grand Feature Parade in Cameron Street area forms May 1 with divisions marching from Park Market to West Street. Marshals include L. M. Allen Dr. F. I. McClure and more. American Legion posts, school bands, and civic groups compose floats and bands from Winchester Martinsburg Front Royal and Washington areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. I. McClure
Jane Stouffer Crenshaw
John Scully
P. Enis
W. B. McCall
Henry Moling Jr
Otis Sargeant
Cameron Maine Street
Boscawen (Water) Street
Washington Lee High School
Weahington Lee High School
Westminster Band
Westminster
Randolph Macon Academy of
Front Royal
Van
Martinsburg High Band
Martinsburg
W. Va
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
W. Vi
Massons
W. V
Apple of the Nations Ee
Scouting
Scout Apple
Lee County Council
Drum and Bugle Corps
Hagersown
Winchester
Shenandoah County
Woodstock
Shenandoah Area Boy Scouts
Elkins
Frederick County
Handley Chapter
Future Farmers of America
Kappa Sigma Pi
Clarksburg
Abada Sam
Men’s Athletic Ol
Parade marshal instructions for float spacing and route
Detailed guidance for parade drivers and marshals covering float distances of 100 feet, division gaps of 200 feet, and marching order from Piccadilly and Cameron to Gerrard Street Grandstand. Includes signal cues, band alternation, formation times, and disbanding points for the Apple Blossom Festival parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piccadilly
Cameron (Market
Heist
Gerrard Street
Paraptin
Gal
George Washington Ho
Main Street
Apple
Blossom Festival
Marshalls
Cameron
Market
Loudoun
Main
Cork
Braddock
Washington
Germain
Stewart
Gerrard
Young People's Anniversary Day At Reliance Church
Reliance Virginia April 30 One of the red letter days for United Brethren youth is Young People's Anniversary Day celebrated on the first Sunday in May The Forty sixth anniversary marks this year as a peak for Senior Christian Endeavor work at the Reliance United Brethren Church The theme is Christian Youth Serving Through the Church and the program features The Case of Pagan Versus Christian a panel drama by Rev J Gordon Howard to illustrate the conflict between greed and selfishness and the Christian spirit of love and service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance
United Brethren
Eavor Society
Reliance United Brethren Church
J Gordon Howard
Anniversary program at Reliance church Sunday night
The Christian Endeavors invite friends and the general public to a special anniversary program at the Reliance Church at 8 o clock Sunday night May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Reliance
Joe Louis Eyes Easy Path to Schmeling Rematch
Joe Louis, heavyweight contender No. 1, heads to his preliminary training camp in Lafayetteville with confidence about beating Max Schmeling this summer. He notes Schmeling lacks experience in person, saw him only in movies, and comments on Schmeling’s right kick and average left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Louis
Lafayetteville
Max
Schmeling
Joe
How To Reduce Varicose Veins
Describes a home remedy claim for reducing varicose veins using Moone's Emerald Oil. Promises rapid improvement with twice daily application and offers a 2-ounce bottle and samples by mailing 10 cents to International Laboratories, Rochester, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Dept. A.M., International Laboratories, Inc
Rochester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. and
Mrs. Forbush
Modern Woodmen of America
North
Loudoun Street
A. L. Peterson
Simons, French and Company
New York City
H. W. Ferrell
Admiral
Louis M. Nurton
Cleveland
Ohio
Dean OD. Francis
Maysville, Ky
Laurance Browning
South Washington Street
W. R. van Auken
United States Navy
C. Riday White
Hazel Lang
Baltimore, Md
Ralph C. Grimm
Baby
Charlene Virginia
Jackson Avenue
Miss Lang
Lions’ Club
George Washington
Ee Nee
Dorothy and Louise
Tevalt
Dr. and
Mrs. McGuire
Festival
Hunter McGuire
Grier Miller
Sphia
Gen
J. R. Yy
Aator
Robert R. Reynolds
Carolina
Dr. Miller
The
University of Pennsylvania
J W
Hiett
W. S. Hiett
Ayne Kellam
St. Louis
Kellam
Mary ‘Andel
Roy A. Cather
L. M. Allen
Col
E. M. Whiting
George H. Heist
C. W. Hollis
W. A. Baker
George H. Grim
E. C. Goss
J. P. Hayley
Tarentum
Hanover
Tason
Hollidaysburg
American Lesson
Frederick Post
Frederick
Hundington
Fort Stevens
First Virginia National Guard Band
Petersburg
Richmond Blues
Richmond
American Legion Guard of Honor
Rosslyn
J. T. Engle
Emma Ginnah Ae Haymaker
Wendel Goode
McSherry Lupton
Thomas Ere
Exec
Givin Firme
Mert
Kiwanis Club of
Elk’s
Washington, D
Harrisonburg
Cullen
Appalachian Apples
Front Royal Chamber of Commerce
Handley High School
Handley School
Rotary Club of
Stephens City High School
Stephens City
Friendship Fire Co
Caine Regiment
Eastern High School
Lions Club
American Red Cross
Endeavorers
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Louis
Buffalo
N. Y
the Commercial & Savings Bank
White House
Caraja
R. G. A. Stores
Kenneth Harden
Knoxville, Tenn
Lester D. Arnold
Hutch DeHaven
Weems Farm
Larrick’s
Hayfield
Kemp Farm
Lenore
H. W. Butler & Bro
Margaret L
Hodgson
Huntsberry
Freeman's
Lovett Bros
X-Ray Shoe Fitters
N. Main Street
Underwood’s
N. Loudoun St
Underwood’s Telephone
R. M. Swimley
East Geo
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