Arrival of Queen Shenandoah XX and Court At Apple Blossom Festival
Miss Jean Cartwright Lane arrives with senior maids of honor and court members ahead of coronation events in Winchester. The party, traveling from Annapolis, includes Betsy Arthur and other notable attendees, with formal dinners, teas, and a crowd from Hagerstown planned. Music by Artie Kibler and Dean Hudson’s Band accompanies rehearsals and social gatherings surrounding the festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Cartwright Lane
Shenandoah
Annapolis
Miss Lane
Winchester
J. Pinckney Arthur
Massie Hawthorne
Helen Miller Brown
Betsy Arthur
Holton Arms School
How Allen
George Washington Hotel
York Innce Ne
Artie Kibler
Shenandoah XX
Aner
Hawthorne
Brown
Mansfield
H. B McCormac
William Preston Lane
Hagerstown
Mad
the Lanes
H. Delmar Hobinson
Amherst Street
City
J. W. Arthur
Fairfax Lane
Gingsts
Armory
Dean Hudson
Remember Mother Norris Exquisite Candies Cards at Brooks Pharmacy
A brief notice promotes special Mother’s Day items from Norris with Exquisite Candies and American Custom Chocolates designed for Mother. Brooks' Pharmacy offers these as gift cards and accompanying Mother's Day cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Norris
Mother
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Around The City And County Festival Guests And Visitation Notes
Mrs. C. M. McMullan returns from Nashville with Miss Mary Warden Boyd due back Friday. Dr. and Mrs. Leon Slavin host relatives from Carthage, New York during Apple Blossom events. Beverley sisters head to Annapolis to visit Mrs. D. C. Handy. Elizabeth Holmberg visits Merriman's Lane. Massie family hosts guests for the festival from Hampton and Newport News. Elizabeth Massie arrives from Washington for the weekend. Marshall Farmer arrives from Washington with William C. Davis Jr. also arriving tomorrow. Thorn ton Bryarly’s condition after surgery shows improving. Keffer family to host guests for festival from New York, Washington, Pittsburgh, and Arlington. Mrs. Oscar Eaton visits York, Pennsylvania to see relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Massie, Sr
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Amherst Street
City
George Bentley
Hampton
Paul Montgomery
Newport News
Arive
Elizabeth Massie
Washington, D. C
Marshall Farmer
William C. Davis, Jr
Washington
Barton Guests Arrive to Open Richmond Home for Festival
Mr and Mrs Robert T Barton Jr of Richmond arrive early in the week to open their Barton residence at 106 South Washington Street for the festival and host Mrs. continues as house guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Barton, Jr
Richmond
Barton
South Washington Street
City
Howard Allen
New York City
Mrs. L. Allen
Washington Street
Pam Murphy
Ramsburg
East Main Street
Festival Weekend Guests From Cities Attend Shenandoah XX
Londoner Kittredge Holder and Mrs. Harry Cullen head a list of visitors joining the Bar tons for the festival weekend. Eleanor Barton Miss Pegsy Gunn Mrs. Alfred Thomas from Lancaster and Washington figures are listed as attendees with several Virginia and Maryland residents among the expected guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittredge Holder
London
England
Harry Cullen
Richmond
Local guests gather for sestice festival in Winchester
Mr and Mrs Frank Armstrong host at 15 South Washington street with guests Mr and Mrs James Whitescarver and Mr and Mrs Marshall Newton of Baltimore Md. Mrs D Eugene Dunn plans to arrive tomorrow night to visit Mr and Mrs Benjamin Belchie and Judy on Tennyson avenue. Dalton Dunn expects to reach Winchester Saturday evening for the weekend. Fred Morgan of Staunton will attend as a festival guest of Mr and Mrs Randolph Gaunt at 418 North Braddock street. Other visitors include Mr and Mrs Robert C Lee and son David of Charles Town with Miss Margaret Clarke Merrill and Prentis Miles of Pocomoke Md staying with them in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Keffer, Sr
Gray Avenue
Margaret Smith
New York City
Leona Pield
Washington, D. C
Frank Wright
Jack
Pittsburgh
Irvin D.wright
Joanne
Arlington
H. Delmer Robinson
Amherst Street
City
James Kuykendall
Perrinier
Clearwater
Fla
Elizabeth Payne Engle
Mary Potter
Wellesley College
Hagerstown
Wayne Whitham
University of Virginia
Robinson
Ann Robinson
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Miss Evelyn Tindell
George Smith
South Washington Street
Charles Treland
Richmond
H. Clayton Bentley
Farley Farm
Atlee
Smiths
Frank Armstrong
James Whitescarver
Marshall Newton
Baltimore
D. Eugene Dunn
Benjamin Belchie
Daugh Judy
Tennyson Avenue
Dunn
Winchester
Fred Morgan
Staunton
Randolph Gaunt
North Braddock Street
Robert C. Lee
David
Charles Town
Margaret Clarke Merrill
Prentis
Bank of
Clarke County
First National Bank of
Berryville
Stonewall Jackson
American Institute of Banking
Norman Scott
Winchester Country Club
George Washington Hotel
Ralph M. Ware
Arthur Edmunds
Robert Shenk
Edith Rodgers
Mary Webb
Morgan Levy
Phyllis Barrick
Louis Stolle
Constance White
Kenneth Shenk
Jane Straff Ogden
Chester White Ogden
Roanoke
John Jefferson Butler
Gilbert Butler
Ranoke
Mr. Butler
Roanoke Country Club
Longview Avenue
George N. Hardesty
A. Sommaripa
William Robertson
Frothingham
Charlottesville
Thomas B. Byrd
James Sulivan
Abbot Hasting
Beverley Farms
Mass
G. Peyton Craighill
Sommaripa
Berryville Socials Highlight Local People and Visits
Berryville events feature Rev George Lightner hosting Burton Lightner’s tenth birthday party. Residents welcome visitors from Bristow Oklahoma and Alexandria. Community notes cover church lectures, historical society meeting, banking institute events, and local families visiting in Richmond, California, and Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
George S. Lightner
Lightner
Burton Lightner
Opera star Mrs. Savage to broadcast from local station
Mrs Nettie Luttrell Savage of Los Angeles will sing this evening at 6 35 over the local radio station. She has performed in 46 of 48 states and will be accompanied by Mrs Wayne B Omps. The guest of Mrs Richard Cooper in Frederick County, she visits Berryville and Roanoke relatives between appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Luttrell Savage
Los Angeles
Calif
Letter to the editor on Saturday store hours and worker rights
The Star readers argue store clerks work long Saturday hours and farmers toil six days a week. They propose closing stores at 6 pm and garages at noon to allow weekend shopping and note restaurants and beer gardens should follow suit to restore shopping hours within 30 days.
Word Study: Matador Defined as Bullfighter Role
The daily vocabulary word is matador meaning the man appointed to kill the bull in a bull fight. Pronunciation guides note mat a dor with stress on the first syllable and vowel sounds as described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matador
Social Notes From Millwood in late April
Millwood items list guests at Annefield and Callender venues, including families Prat t King Graham Burton and Watkins. Notables attend Maryland Hunt Cup races. multiple gatherings hosted by Sommaripa Shonk Dougherty and Watkins households feature guest lists of relatives and friends.
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
A brief guide to correct usage and pronunciation. The piece teaches proper near four o clock timing and the word versatile, urging daily vocabulary growth through mastering one word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Vocabulary Guide for Pronunciation and Usage
The note defines common mispronunciations and contrasts words like talented and versatile with phrases about shipping goods. It explains how to say The balance of the goods were shipped and The remainder of the goods was shipped while listing synonyms for weak and feeble and clarifying syllable stress in stupendous.
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Huntsberrys Shoe Store
Front Royal
Chambersburg
C. M. McMullan
Nashville
Tenn
Mary Warden Boyd
Leon Slavin
West Piccadilly Street
Dr. Slavin
J. H. Slavin
Irene Finer
Carthage
N. Y
Frances
Rebecca Beverley
D. C. Handy
Elizabeth Holmberg
Minneapolis, Minn
Mrs. C. Ridgely White
Merriman’s Lane
Thornton Bryarly
Fairmont Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Oscar Eaton
Fairview Avenue
York
Oscar Whitacre
William Eaton
KODAK
John G. Hubbard
East Germain Street
Alfred Thomas
Lancaster
D. C
Arthurs
J. W. Arthur, Jr
Oscar West
Wellesley
Mrs. Allen Hawthorne
South Stewart Street
V. K. Sirbaugh
West Boscawen Street
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Berryville Socials
Hobson C. McGehee
Montford McGehee
Bristow
Oklo
McGehee
Hobson C. McGehee, Jr
Alexandria
Episcopal High School
Imogene Crockett
Clarke County Tuberculosis Association
The
Tuberculosis Association
Phebe Stine
Edward P. Berlin
Palmer H. Kelly
Union Theological Seminary
Berryville Presbyterian Church
Clarke County Historical Society
Court House
A. MacKay Smith
Frank Hardesty
Betty Ann Hardesty
Akron
Ohio
Will Hardesty
Forresters
J. Raymond Levi
California
J. T. L. Jones
Agnes Huyette Mercer
Charlottesville, Va
Beverley Whiting
Herbert Whiting
Clint Foley
Elsie Kyle Foley
Navy Nurse Corps
Carrbbean
Consolation
Foley
Nor
David H. Allen
Henry Reynolds
Millicent Reynolds and
Henry Reynolds, Jr
Mr. Chester Ogden
Minnie Ogden
George Grove
Mr. Grove
Frank L. Grove
Carlisle
Shade Moore
Waynesboro, Va
J. Riley Henson
Charles Walker
Winfield
Iowa
Walker
Charley Locke
James Lindsay
Mr. Lindsay
N . D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Berryville High School
the Star
DIAL
L. J. Luby
Miller St
Bausch & Lomb
8. N. Johnston
Pine
Bangor
Maine
N. Main St
Millwood
William Bell Watkins
Annefield
Stewart Pratt
Chaffe King
Leigh Graham
Nora Burton
Mildred Lee
Raymond Stover
William Bell Watkins, Jr
William Cornett
Mrs. Bronson Shonk
Graham Dougherty, Jr
Frazer Dougherty
Clarke
Graham Dougherty
A. R. Dunning
Ralph Richardson
Spencer
William Scudder
John Stephenson
William Barrett
Virginia Watkins
Virginia
Roland G. Mitchell
Louisa Meadé, Jr
Bill Weathera
Agnes Mitchell
Charles Sprint
Crisman
S. Braddock St
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Corrigan
Rug Cleaners
Haldeman’s Milk
UU Iuuect Estee
Loudoun
Wneaie
Fairplay Market
St.Loudon
Cc. B. Smalts & Son
National Avenue
Cather and Moling
Slayden’s Riding Academy
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Meerlake
Bulova
Franklin “A
Clowe's. Jewelry Store
N. Loudoun St
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