Shockey Family Holds Reunion at Homeplace
Members of the Shockey family gather for a reunion at Homeplace with Maggie Shockey honored as the oldest living member. O B Shockey and Mrs Bruce Shockey spoke. Wesley Shockey to organize next year’s event. Attendees from Martinsburg Berkeley Springs Washington and beyond attend the day’s dinner and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shockey
Maggie Shockey
O. B. Shockey
Morgan County
Berkeley Springs
Bruce Shockey
Washington
Wesley Shockey
Martinsburg
Lottie Shockey
M. Wesley Shockey
Geraldine
O. E. Shockey
Maxwell
Edward
Carol
Hubert
Ireta
Marie
Victor Shockey
A. M. Mason
June Mason
Margaret Shockey
Grace’ Whitacre
Audrey Whitacre
C. L. Shockey
Milton Porterfield
David
Johnny
E. C. McIntyre
Elsie Whitacre
Kenneth Boxwell
O. Gray
Beanie Bowers
Juanita Taylor
Andrew Shockey
Lewis
Sruce Shockey
Mary Garnett
Wim
Baxter Kerns
Myrtle
Goldie
Kenneth Kerns
Wendell Kerns
Bobbie
Gary
cMiss
Eileen Hamilton
Lloyd Shockey
Mauverene
Delsie
Harold Shockey
Goldie Bohrer
Jessie
Edna Henry
George R. Shockey
J. J. Hobday
Nora Hobday
Ethel
Mary Ellen
Herbert Unger
Berkeley
Virgie Demas
Pittsburgh
Laura Buzzard
Mary
Gassaway
Rose Hughes
Robert
Collinsville
William Mason and Son
Shockeysville
Magss Shockey
Community groups schedule meetings and events
A busy social calendar lists the Woman's Missionary Society, Stephenson Social Club picnic at Mr. Lewis Pidgeon’s Opequon Creek farm, Kiwanis luncheon at Otha George Washington Hotel, White Hall Mite Society at Mrs. Susan Brown, United Brethren and adult choirs, Rotary Club luncheon at Winchester Golf Club, Girls' Athletic Association outing to Shenandoah river, Onward and Upward Class at Mrs. Clarence Williams, American Legion luncheon at George Washington Hotel, Winchester Little Theatre presentation at Capitol Theatre, and Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson Social Club
Lewis Pidgeon
Opequon Creek
Kiwanis Club
Otha George Washington
White Hall Mite Society
Susan Brown
United Brethren Young People’s
Grace Ae
Rotary Club
Winchester Golf Club
Girls’ Athletic Association
Ella Bauserman
Shenandoah River
Clarence Williams
Kernstown
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
George Washington Hotel
Master Eugene Elsey Improves After Hay Mow Fall
Master Eugene Elsey, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Elsey of Washington D C, is slowly improving at Memorial Hospital after a hay mow fall July 31 at R H Baker's farm near Long Meadow south of Middletown. He suffered a fractured skull and a broken arm and has not yet regained full consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Elsey
Harry Elsey
Washington, D. C
R. H. Baker
Long Meadow
Middletown
Memorial Hospital
Baker Farm
Brown Family Vacation Return and Local Church Meetings
Mr and Mrs Lee Brown and their son Billy return from a visit to Catonsville Md and Chesapeake Bay beac hes, accompanied by Ralph Brown Jr. Brown resumes duties as a projectionist at Warner Bros Capitol Theatre. Grace Lutheran Church Mary Martha Sunday School class meets at 5 30 this evening at the church with carpooling requested. United Brethren Church Women’s Missionary Society meets at Mrs Ray Albin’s home at 8 tonight with Mrs Ella Dehart in charge and important business on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Brown
Billy
Valley Pike
Catonsville
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Chesapeake Bay
Ralph Brown, Jr
Brown
Warner Bros. Capitol Theatre
Mary Martha
Grace Lutheran Church
Jordan Springs
Grace Lutheran Sunday School
L. A. Thomas
Oscars. Brown
Parkway
Artists of Note To Appear In Kenmore Concert September 10
Edouard Albion a noted baritone formerly with the Metropolitan Opera will headline a Kenmore Garden Musical on the Kenmore lawn September 10 from 5 to 6 30 pm. He is backed by soprano Elizabeth Mauney and coloratura Cora Hinman in a costume program of English and French songs from 1752 to 1800. The event aims to showcase Albion voice range and versatility with pieces including a Mauney number once favored by General Lafayette. Friends from near and far anticipate a memorable open air recital on Kenmore steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenmore Garden
Betty Washington
Edouard Albion
Metropolitan Opera Company of
New York
National Opera Company of Washington
Elizabeth Marshall Mauney
Cora Hinman
Atlanta
Kenmore
Albion
Mauney
Marshall
Marie Antoinette
General Lafayette
Miss Weis Weisenmiller Weds Richmond Man Shine Jr
Miss Weisenmiller daughter of Mrs Eleanor J Weis of Cumberland Maryland married Robert Joseph Shine Jr of Richmond son of Mr and Mrs R J Shine and Dr F J Magri officiated The couple left for a wedding trip to the eastern states The couple will reside in Richmond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Sacred Heart
Miss Weis
Eleanor J. Weis
Cumberland
Robert Joseph Shine
Richmond
R. J. Shine
F. J. Magri
D. D
Portsmouth
George Washington Hotel
Dorothy A. Swack
Miss Swack
Cumberland, Md
James P. Meisenmiller
Hagerstown
Shine
Richmond Nut Products Company
John Shine
Plans Complete For Wedding of Miss Rene Mathews
Plans for the Mathews McNally wedding are set with the ceremony on Tuesday afternoon August 20 at four thirty. Attendants include Rene Mathews sister ie Mathews and Margaret Richards with John Tussing of Baltimore Md as best man. Ushers are Charles McCormick of Boston and Joe Scrotch. A reception follows at the Mathews home on South Stewart Street. Mrs Robert J McNally Sr of Baltimore arrives Saturday as guest of the Mathews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathews-McNally
Rene Mathews
Missie Mathews
Margaret Richards
John Tussing
Baltimore
Robert J. McNally
Charles McCormick
Boston
Joe Scrotch
Miss Mathews
South Stewart Street
Robert J. McNally, Sr
Mathews
World Christian Endeavorer Martin Reports Well and Happy
C M Martin writing from Budapest Hungary after attending World Christian Endeavor conventions says he is well and happy. He left June end and has been touring state international and world C E events. He plans to return home around month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Martin
Spending Vacations In Northern States
Mrs. Peter Y Brinton is spending a vacation in Boston Massachusetts. She travels with the Rev R B Campbell and Mrs Campbell to Boston. The Campbells continue to Maine for a vacation and expect to return soon. Miss Judith M Schlegel of Columbus Ohio arrives today to be Miss Charlotte Campbell’s overnight guest with Miss Eddy Schlegel Gretchen Plum and Kathleen Creagre of Columbus. On Wednesday Miss Campbell will drive to Washington with her guests. Mr and Mrs Russell Young of Baltimore spent the weekend visiting friends at Gaylord Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
E. C. Goss
Winchester Golf Club
Belle Haven Club
Hagerstown
Winchester
Joseph B. Newlin
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Peter Y. Brinton
Boston
Mass
R. B. Campbell
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Campbell
Maine
Charlotte Campbell
Judith M. Schlegel
Columbus
Ohio
Middle Road
Kernstown
Miss Schlegel
Eddy Schlegel
Gretchen Plum
Kathleen Creagre
Miss Campbell
Washington
Russell Young
Baltimore, Md
Gaylord, Va
Virginia Maury
Gore
Baltimore
Gettysburg
Alfred Shryock
Fay
Roy Adams
South Braddock Street
Virginia Tharpe
Consumers Utilities Company
Joseph Wright
Virginia Beach
Col
Charles H. Consolvo
Laura Pendleton
Norfolk
Hunter McGuire
McGuire
Pendleton
Lexington
John O. Boyd
Roanoke
Virginia Hunter Boyd
Edward Wall Barr
W. C. T. U. To Meet On Thursday Morning
The semi monthly meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union is set for 9 30 am Thursday at the Friends Meeting House at Washington and Piccadilly. Members and guests attending will share notices of local visits and social engagements through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Friends’ Meeting House
Washington and
Piccadilly Streets
Wender and McDonald Shop in New York Purchases
Louis Wender and Mary McDonald are in New York making purchases for the Wender Apparel Shop on North Loudoun Street. This shopping trip supports restocking the store with full merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Louis Wender
Miss Mary McDonald
New York
Wender Apparel
North Loudoun 'i
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1733 B for Page Flattering Frocks
Barbara Bell Fashion patterns show a softer, feminine season with fuller sleeves and rounded yokes. Design No 1733 B offers sizes 14 through 42 with busts 32 to 42, requiring about 3 1 2 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16 short sleeves. Send 15c for the Barbara Bell Pattern Book from (paper name).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bell
Marian Martin Lew
Marian Martin
Out-Marian Mae N Summer Pattern Book
Fashion pattern book promises summer chic for every family member from Tiny Tot to Mature Matron. Illustrations show 50 easy designs and clear guidance for beginners. Price is fifteen cents for book alone or twenty five cents with pattern. Send orders to The Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department, 232 W 18th St New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Maen
Winester
Evening Star Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N. Y
Scout executives inspect Martinsburg camp sites in West Virginia
Scout Executive Frank Horton and C. 8. Hartman visited Martinsburg to inspect a camp site recently acquired for the Boy Scouts of Martinsburg and Berkeley county at a cost of 1000 dollars. Jefferson county and Charles Town units have also secured a camp site to enhance outdoor programs. Officials hope local Scouts may eventually own a permanent camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Horton
C. 8. Hartman
Boy Scout Camp Committee
Martinsburg
W. Va
Boy Scouts of
Berkeley County
Jefferson County
Charles
Horton
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The
Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational- Christian Church
Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Brown
Huntsberry
Bostonians
Nettletons
Red Cross
Slaters
Fashion
Simplex
Mr. Coffey
Hot Springs
Hershey
Old Dominion
Newport News
Coffey
R. E. Byrd
R. B. Byrd
Amherst Street
Miss Weisenmiller
Mr. R. J. Shine, Jr
H. B. McCormac
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Jack Wilkins
Harley DeHaven
Mrs. Hayes DeHaven
Gettysburg, Pa
Mr. James,c. Hughes
George Washington Hotel Corporation
Elizabeth Moss
Alexandria, Va
Elinore Griffith
Alfred M.esge
South
Ripley Carter
Ella Carter
Stephens City
George Shryock
Canterbury
Churchman
Staunton
Frank Wray
Berryville
Jerome Booker
Shirley Carter
St. Louis
R. T. Barton
Mrs. W. D. Myers
Herbert S. Larrick
West Clifford Street
John D. Hoffman
Wilmington
Del
Larrick
John M. Steck,Sr
Fairmont Avenue
Marguerite Copenhaver
Coatesville, Pa
Mrs
Jacob Copenhaver
Whitlock Avenue
John Lamp
Ed Foreman
John Crim
Mrs. Sager
Dorothy
Colleen
Joan
Barbara Bell Pattern Service
Winchester Evening Star
Times Square Station
New York, N. Y
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Big Joe
Victor
Acme
Huedicay Hi
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Berney
Loudoun St
Kraft
Underwood
REED
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washington Hotel
Geo. W. Kurtz
Lovett’s
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