Aug summer wedding plans and Peer family reunion noted
The article details engagement and upcoming wedding of a Handley High Schools secretary and a Suffolk native, with pre nuptial events in July. It also covers the fifth annual Peer family reunion at Kernstown and a Massanutten Lodge dance attended by many local youths in Winchester and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernstown
Peer
O. L. Peer
J. W. Lichliter
Maurertown
A. D. Peer
Lester Shell
Lost City
W. Va
Fannie Peer
G. E. Peer
M. F. Peer
Della Orndorff
H. A. Peer
van Buren Furnace
Emma Peer Orndorff
Arthur Peer
R. L. Peer
Curtis Whitting
Ed. Peer
W. C. Peer
W. E. Link
Lat
Winchester
Lawrence Lichliter
Washington
A. V. Pope
Westernport
Viola Peer Orndorff
Wheatfield
W. E. Carper
Shenandoah Junction
Frank Bucher
A. Chappell
E. H. Tevalt
Stultz
Martin
G. H. Strickler
David Strickler
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
The calendar lists regular meetings and luncheons for the Lions Kiwanis Rotary and American Legion at venues including the George Washington Hotel and Market Street Methodist Church. A lawn party at Stone's Chapel raises funds for a student preparing for ministry. Public invited. the Friendship Fire Company meets before a forthcoming convention.
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Woods
South End Hose
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Union
Stone's Chapel
Bryarly
College
Rotary Club
Market Street Methodist Church
Friendship Fire Company
Friendship Hall
Kathryn Barnett Weds J Thomas Yates In Baptist Church
Miss Kathryn Lucille Barnett and Mr. J Thomas Yates wed at 11 30 am in the First Baptist Church with Rev E T Clark officiating. Music by Hugh S Duffey and Miss Charlotte DeHart marked the ceremony. The bridal party included Miss Virginia Barnett and Miss C Douglas Barnett. couple left for a southern wedding trip after a noon reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Barnett
J. T. Yates
Kathryn Lucille Barnett
Walter B. Barnett
J. Thomas Yates
W. H. Yates
Suffolk
First Baptist Church
E. T. Clark
Hugh S. Duffey
Charlotte DeHart
Miss Barnett
C. Douglas Barnett
W. R. Roberts
Baltimore
Washington
Miss
Leaving To Spend Vacation At the Seashore
Messrs. Lester Shatzer Warren Eddy Harold Sheetz Sherman Farmer and Kenneth Rush will leave tonight by motor for Atlantic City where they will spend ten days. They will be joined this afternoon by Mr. Sam Johnson now of Lynchburg Virginia who will accompany them. Boy Scouts To Camp Near Capon. Boy Scout Troops No. 5 and No. 8 left this morning for their annual two weeks encampment at Capon Lake near Capon Bridge West Virginia in charge of A S Pennypacker Families and friends will be welcomed on Sundays at the camp.
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Handley High Schools
Garland R. Quarles
Salome Crisman
Lucille Jackson
LaVerne Clouser
Lester Shatzer
Warren Eddy
Harold Sheetz
Sherman Farmer
Kenneth Rush
Atlantic City
Sam Johnson
Lynchburg
Capon
Boy Scout
Capon Lake
Capon Bridge
W. Va
A. S. Pennypacker
Young People's Choir to Sing at Sunday Morning Service
The United Presbyterian Young People's Choir is to meet in the church choir room by 10 45 tomorrow morning to participate in the regular Sunday service. Invitations have been issued for a subscription dance on Monday August 10 at Leesburg, part of a summer dance series by Mr Billy Heaton.
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Young People’s Choir
The
United Brethren Church
Leesburg
Billy Heaton
Marriages and social news populate Winchester society
Miss Esther Goode to wed Landon Whitacre of Whitacre. social links include Montgomery Md circles and Rockville roots. Whitacre family runs W C Whitacre's Sons with Kernstown apple orchard. Lieut Turpin from Centreville Md to Fort Eustis noted. many social events and travels feature in this community roundup.
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Sewell J. Goode
Landon Whitace
Whitcre
Christian Church
Rockville
Winchester
Whitacre
W. C. Whitacre
Kernstown
Greenbrier Military School
Lewisburg
W. Va
W.H. Beardsworth
Turpin
Fort Eustis
William Turpin
Centreville
Shenandoah Valley Academy
United States Military Academy
Postponed Winchester Garden Club Meeting Notice
The Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club meeting scheduled for August 5 at Mrs. Robert Y. Conrad's home is postponed due to many members away. The Market Street Methodist Church Social Club will host a chicken salad supper and ice cream festival on August 6 from five to ten to benefit parsonage improvements.
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Winchester and
Clarke County
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Social notes from Boyce and surrounding towns
Miss Virginia Dove returns home to Boyce after visiting Martinsburg West Virginia with Ruth and Charlotte Nageley. Mrs F L Buckley comes back from Front Royal after a visit with Mrs W G Stricker at the Strick House. Mrs Ida McKinister departs for Chesapeake Bay for several weeks. Maurice Trimble Jr of Pittsburgh arrives to spend the weekend with Dr and Mrs E C Stuart. Mr and Mrs Louis Dinkle plan a weekend trip to Romney West Virginia to see the latter’s parents. Mrs Horace Browne and children, summering at Shenandoah River cottage, visited Mrs Elizabeth Tanquary last night. Mr Lewis N Barton and Master Billy Gaylord spend the weekend fishing on the Shenandoah River.
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J. M. Steck
John Michael Steck
Canada
John M. Steck
Fairmont Avenue
Cork Street
Steck
Mary Fielding Taliaferro
White Plains
N. Y
Orange
Virginia Dove
Boyce
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ruth
Charlotte Nageley
Maurice Trimble, Jr
Pittsburgh, Pa
E.C. Stuart
Horace Browne
Shenandoah River
Elizabeth Tanquary
Mr. Lewis N. Barton
Billy Gaylord
Mostly Fair And Warm For Coming Week
Weather outlook from the Associated Press forecasts the week starting Monday for the North and Middle Atlantic states as mostly fair and warm. It notes a cooler spell at the very start of the week.
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Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Lindberghs Begin Orient Flight From Ottawa
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and his wife left Ottawa at 9 45 am for a vacation flight toward the Orient. The immediate goal was Moose Factory at James Bay, 460 miles away, after two days of talks with Canadian airmen on northwest badlands routes. Weather was near perfect.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Can
Charles A. Lindbergh
Orient
Moose Factory
James Bay
Lindberghs
Northwest
Chicago Board of Trade closes sluggish after July options
Values at the Chicago Board of Trade moved slowly with July options exhausted. September corn rose, while other grains mostly held. Closing prices showed Wheat September 5 02, December 5 44, March 5 95 and Corn September 5 4, December 4 344, March 4 842 with rye at 3 55 and 3 9 for December.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Surplus Farm Goods Offered to Germany on Credit
Washington August 1 The Farm Board chairman Stone said the Stabilization Corporation could sell wheat and cotton to Germany on credit if it would aid German and American agriculture. No definite German proposals are before the board. The State Department and White House indicated the idea of selling surplus wheat and cotton to Germany on long term credit.
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Associated Press
Washington
Stone
Farm Board
Stabilization Corporation
Germany
State Department
White House
Union Services In Five Churches In August
In August six churches will unite for evening worship at 8 o'clock to foster goodwill. Services happen at Congregational Christian Church on August 2 led by Rev. Robert B. Nelson and at First Baptist Church on August 9 led by Rev. W. L. Dudley.
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First Baptist
First Brethren
Centenary Reformed
Christ
Episcopal
Church of Christ
Congregational Christian Church
Robert B. Nelson
First Baptist Church
W. L. Dudley
Worship Schedule for August at Local Churches
August 16 at First Brethren Church with Rev. R. L. Williamson. August 23 at Episcopal Church with Rev. B. T. Clark. August 30 at Church of Christ with Rev. E. J. Rohart. Everyone is invited to join this fellowship of worship.
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Brethren Church
R. L. Williamson
B. T. Clark
Church of Christ
E. J. Rohart
Cultured People Rarely Force Culture Into Conversation
A remark notes that cultured people distinguish taste by subtlety, avoiding ostentatious culture display in casual talk. The comment contrasts genuine refinement with self asserted cultural prowess.
No wonder modern kids feel that way about parents
A sharp critique of indulgent parenting argues that giving children everything they want breeds disrespect and dependency. The speaker contends limits and discipline are essential for responsible behavior and character development.
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Millwood
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Woodstock
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