Capon Bridge Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Capon Bridge residents and guests fill the week with visits from Martinsburg Winchester and Washington. Events include a Modern Woodmen picnic near Fryes Hotel and a Church of Christ gathering with Rev S J Good arranged for August 7 to 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brombaugh
Gladys Funkhouser
Winchester
Mary Brombaugh
Washington
Capon Bridge
Fryes Hotel
Kathleen Eskridge
Pnese Springs
W. Va
W. H. Malasy
B. F. Line
A. D. McKee
Clyde Stump
Cumberland
Jackie Eugene
Stump
Myrtle Kerns
Presley Clark
Memorial Hospital
Ladies’ Aid Society
Church of Christ
Joe Monroe
Old Dominion
Beulah Mckee
A. D.mckee
Smith White
Virginia White
Russell Riley
Nellie Shenholtz
Taylor Shenholtz
Roy Oates
Luke, Md
Luke
Esther Oode
Rockville
S. J. Goode
Fred Baker
Virgil Oates
R. J.oates
John Haines
Millbrookn
William Orndorff
Billie
Baltimore
Cletus Whitacre
Burlington
Maynard Horner
Ernest Whitlock
Ruth Hiett
Shepherdstown
Forks of Capon
Harry Lovett
Allen Lovett
Douglas Lovett
Russell Lovett
Nellie Slonaker
Elizabeth Giffin Lyle Shenholtz
Kenneth Haines
Bryan Haines
Douglas Haines
Albert Lovett
Farnsworth
Pittsburg
Eldridge
Nixon
S. J. Good
Sandy Ridge Church of Christ
Good
Esther Good
Low Thompson
Roveney
Harry Hardy
Church of Christ At
Deal Beats Lesner In Congress Race
In Virginia's Democratic primary three incumbents led as results came in from rural precincts. In the Second District Joseph T. Deal held a 1 090 vote edge over State Senator John A. Lesner with eight precincts still uncounted. Montague and Moore ran ahead in the Third and Eighth districts respectively. Returns were slow due to interrupted lines and voter apathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Joseph T. Deal
John A. Lesner
Andrew J. Montague
R. Walton Moore
Montague
D. C. O'Flaherty
Richmond City
Williamsburg
Moore
H. Merton Haines
Deal
Harry F. Byrd
Lesner
Byrd
Secretary Denies Tunney Wedding Plan
New York Aug 7 rumors that Gene Tunney would marry Miss Josephine Wauder of Greenwich Conn in France or Scotland next month were denied by F Barbour secretary to Miss Lauder who said the reports were on the right track but not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gene Tunney
Josephine Wauder
Greenwich
J. W. Rosenberger & Co. Building Supply Leader in Winchester
The J. W. Rosenberger & Co. at 31 S. Braddock St. Winchester showcases a modern lumber yard with ample stock, rail siding, and fast delivery. They offer lumber lath shingles sash doors mill work and fire proof roofings plus planing mill services and expert interior work guidance for estimates or full plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Rosenberger & CO
S. Braddock St
Winchester
Loudoun Manor Addition Second Section Sale
Advertises pre development prices for select lots in the Second Section of Loudoun Manor Addition. Buyer is invited to come and pick a lot. Dated August 7, 1961 and signed by WM. M. Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. M. Richards
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ellis
Sarah Alderton
Iifornia
Pierce Noland
John Beery
Chilest
June and
Jennings
Cumber
George Ramsburg
Dorcas Ramsburg
B. H. Frye
Rio
Frye
Coffman
Ralph Kerns
Bernice Funkhouser
Edward Hiett
Martinsburg
J. W. Hutchinson
Gertrude
D. R. Yates
Miss Cloe Everly
L. C. Haines
H. C. Oates
William Wolford
Maxine. Lovett
Dorothy Haines
Edyth Adams
Granville Haines
Junior Oates
The
Funkhousers' Sun
TE Leer
Endicott-Johnson Shoes
Frederick County
Endicott-Johnson Arch
Congress
Gil
S Believe
Armstrong
Ramsey Furniture CO
BS. W. Water Street
Golden Rule Store
Earl
Teddy
Ear Grollmer
Reisterstown Rd
Baltimore, Md
Loudoun Manor