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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1934

Page

7

Middletown Notes Ageing Social Roundup and Visits

Frederick County news brief lists residents visiting relatives and traveling. Couples from Berryville Purcellville and Washington appear with gatherings at Middletown homes. Attendees include Willey, Keith, Ginn, Purcellville visitors, and Rev Willey with Saunders.

Weekend visitors at Bakers home in Cross Junction

Cross Junction Virginia notes visitors over the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Baker. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donelan and family and Mrs. John Gunn and Alvin Baker of Washington DC. Also listed are locals joining trips to Berkeley Springs and Capon River, and a Braithwaite family gathering.

C. E. Coe Berkeley Springs Luttrell June Evangeline Whitacre Doris de Haven Pat Whitacre E. W. Braithwaite C. E. Sibert G. Cc

Mt Pleasant Notes Hosts and Meetings in Area

Mt Pleasant notes record visits by the Lockmiller, Russell, Lamp, Copenhaver, Senger, Milhon, Dyke and Perry families with guests in Mt Pleasant and nearby towns. Protracted meeting draws nightly attendance. Sunday School at 10 and services at 11 and 8. Donald Copenhaver visiting from Winchester. Gravel Springs picnic drawing many from the section.

MT. Pleasant Joe Lockmiller Washington Asa Racey Ada Russell Taft Mt. Williams James Russell Charles Copenhaver Woodward Edward Perry F. G. Senger Cecil Dyke Geraldine Lamp Bobby John Perry Vennor Milhon Donald Copenhaver Winchester Lloyd Clayton Milhon Paul Wolverton

Weekend visits and travel notes from Greenway Gleanings

Green Springs residents report Mrs Ray Wilson and children visiting relatives in Hedgesville West Virginia and returning with Miss Tiny Butts and Miss Trene Albright. Florence Harshman and friends have left for Ohio. Berry Nesmith's children recover from illness. Mrs Hunter Strobridge and Luella visit Dick home near Mt Pleasant West Virginia. Local rain relief welcomed but cisterns and streams remain low.

Green Springs Ray Wilson Wilson Hedgesville W. Va Tiny Butts Trene Albright Florence Harshman Ohio Berry Nesmith Hunter Strobridge Luella Charles Dick Mt. Pleasant

Refuge Area Social Notes Tie Together Local Visits

Refuge Virginia reports Mrs Reuben Perry from Pennsylvania visiting her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs William Cline. Amiss Lillard and John Ross visited Middleburg and returned with Lillard’s sister Mrs Howard Leith and daughter Miss Frances Lillard. Monday guests with Mr and Mrs E R Conner included Joe Conner and family Monroe and Marshall and Mrs Austin Conner. Albert Grim enjoyed Sunday with his father Isaac Grim and Miss Julia Grim. Nettie Carter married Howard Walters of Strasburg, with Carter living in the Refuge area for six months.

Refuge Reuben Perry Pennsylvania William Cline Amiss Lillard John Ross Middleburg Howard Leith Frances Lillard E. R. Conner Joe Conner Monroe Marshall Austin Conner Albert Grim Isaac Grim Julia Grim Nettie Carter Howard Walters Strasburg Carter

St John s picnic planned in Bloom Virginia

Bloom Brevities reports St John s picnic scheduled for Saturday August 18. It also notes visits by Mrs D F Williams and children of Newark Ohio Rev and Mrs P H Williams and family of Maryland and Mr and Mrs J A Williams of Wenaton to their mother Mrs F Williams last week. Rev E R Cooper and two sons of Glenside Pa visit relatives T S Cooper family. Miss Jamesetta Glynn visits Miss Alice Funk at Stephens. Mr and Mrs J S Crabill and daughter of Winchester visit Miss Annie Crabill. Orie Bailey and daughter of Winchester visit T S Cooper. Ruth Schaffenaker of Capon Bridge visiting aunt Mrs T S Cooper and now grandfather John Y Himelright at Star Tannery.

Mary Sibert Lawrence Sibert, Jr Loreene Sibert Hagerstown Margaret Matthews Washington, D. C James Willey Margaret Jane Willey Baltmore Tolchester Beach MaeGinn C. D. Brode Davidson Bedford D. C. Coon McConnells, Pa Fred Willey New Jersey George Clark Willey W. P. Saunders Fontaine Davidson Washington F. Estes Kline Vaucluse Kiser Marie Moyer Harrisonburg Marguerite Larrick J. S. Wise Basil Goode Wilbur Branner Century of Progress Chicago Julian Everly Baltimore Production Credit Association Carson Dettra Winchester E. R. Sperry Sadie Harris Lorene Sutphin Flint Hill Rappahannock County Kathleen Snapp Madelyn Yates Ferris Long Island Bessie Parker W. A. Everly Reid Parker Parker T. Y. Conway Roanoke C. E. Edmondson Alexandria Marian Mitchell W. S. Yates Carson Reely Charles M. Earl Kline Evelyn Doman New Martinsville W. Va T. B. Doman Bloom St. John's D. F. Williams Newark Ohio P. H. Williams Maryland J. A. Williams Wenaton F. Williams E. R. Cooper Glenside T. S. Cooper Jamesetta Glynn Alice Funk Stephensy J. S. Crabill Annie Crabill Orie Bailey John Y. Himelright Star Tannery Elizabeth Colston New York Louise Clark Reid Walter Louis Keen Alexander Jolliffe Saturda Jolliffe Gameshington L. J. Longrebeam Anne Alice Frances Doris Reid Jolliffe C. C. Rhoads Middletown Robert Hicks Charles A. Jones Port Royal Marie Hurde Effie Lewis Myrtle Hubbard Middleboro Cargown M Margretta Helen Katherine Sipe Thornton Thompson Virginia Cofflemyer Louise Martin Great Neck H. H. Hollingsworth Memorial Hospital E. A. Lindsey Lindsey James B. Lindsey Lindsey, Jr Hyattsville Kenneth Chick Tuck Youell Teachers College J. L. Carper Langebein Alice Langebein Frederick Carper McLean Ellen Lloyd Saratoga N. Y M. L. P. Reid George Greeger Church Town

Stephens City Social Roundup Notes Visits

Master Jimmie Shryock of Winchester visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Russell Shryock. The Red Men held a yard party on the Harry Warren lot north of Stephens City. Mrs Dorsey and her son of Winchester visit the Massey home. Mr and Mrs Brenner and daughter of Washington visit the Masseys. Mr and Mrs Earl Brumback of Middletown visit A W Walker and Brumbacks with the Saint Walker party in Winchester. Wilbur Inskip visits friends in Stephens City. Mason Read and Helen Butcher visit the Venables and friends.

Stephens City Jimmie Shryock Winchester Russell Shryock Red Men Harry Warren Dorsey Ben Massey Brenner Washington Earl Brumback Middletown A. W. Walker

Minnie Wood Items from Minnie Wood Chapel Virginia

Services were held at Minnie Wood Chapel by Rev J M Carr. News notes many local visitors at Farmers Union picnic and Wardensville Camp Meeting. Includes updates on illnesses travel visits and guests at multiple households in Berryville Charles Town and adjacent areas.

Revival services at Mount Hebron United Brethren Church

Rev. B. F. Spitzer preaches at Mount Hebron United Brethren Church on Sunday August 26 at 8 pm signaling the start of a two week revival. All welcome. Local residents travel to Berkeley Springs to visit ill Edward Braithwaite and his mother Nannie Braithwaite. Visitors attend Laurel Hill Church meeting with Rev. Havermale. Local social notes include visits by Othel McIntire family, E C Tinsman family, and C A Moore.

Isaac Edward Braithwaite Braithwaite Berkeley Springs A. P. Havermale Laurel Hill Lee Kern Othel McIntire Reynolds Store E. C. Tinsman C. A. Moore Margaret McIilwee

Life of a Paint Coat and Its Durability

A paint coating life depends on paint quality application and exposure. A good paint on a frame house under ordinary weather should protect the surface adequately for three to five years.

Summer Picnic Delights At Opequon Creek Park

Boyce brief notes describe a rainy Thursday made picnics impossible for three Sunday schools. Over 200 attendees enjoyed dinner at Parish Hall, then games and ice cream as the day ended. Numerous local families and visitors from Washington and surrounding areas are mentioned with weekend visits and social gatherings.

Boyce Baptist Methodist Episcopal Opequon Creek Park

Biblical View On Work Cited By Kansas City Times Column

G R Turner argues in the Kansas City Times that scripture largely condemns work as a curse from disobedience and notes Biblical figures such as Jesus and his followers relying on charity. He cites Genesis, Luke and Gospel themes contrasting labor with spiritual provision and beggar living.

G. R. Turner Kansas City Times Jesus

Banana Milk Diet Claims Quick Weight Reduction

Dr Logan Clendening explains that no food truly reduces weight. Only substances like thyroid extract and dinitrophenol speed metabolism, both dangerous and prescription drugs. Foods can reduce appetite if they are small in energy but not complete nutrition, with grapefruit and watermelon cited as appetite suppressors. The Hollywood Eighteen Day Reducing Diet features bananas and skim milk as a balanced approach, claiming safe, rapid weight loss of one to three pounds daily for a week to ten days.

Logan Clenpening M. D Hollywood W. H. Eddy

Also Mentioned on This Page

Frederick County Laura Jones Frank Willey Berryville Leonard Walker Greenway Stephens City Items Minnie Minnie Wood Chapel J. M. Carr J. P. Rutherford Wiliam Carlisle W. B. Brotherton Farmers’ Union Jordan Springs C. BE. Ridgeways Ohn Hardesty Ridgeway Frances Ridgeway Harrisonburg State Teachers College R. B. Coleman J. M. Rutherford William Owens Emma Homer Annie Harris Charles Town Nellie Mae Evans Winchester Memorial Hospital Edgar Barrett Gert Coff Stewart Wright Madeline Hook Elizabeth Hook Charles Hook Martinsburg C. B. Locke William Thompson Charles Thompson Round Hill Costello Upperville Linda Lovett Ennis Davis Gilbert Longerbeam Frank Fristoe Katie Bell Ethel R. C. Rusk Georgia Carper R. L. Kern Wardensville Denzil Keckley Walter Rutherford Eugene Wright Harry Light Summit Point Edgar Keckley Lot Keckley Page Rutherford Terrell Rutherford Winter Wiley John Stultz Gertie Corroth Isaac Creek W. A. Heine Madrid Marion W. R. Royston Ruth Royston Frances Jolliffe Charles Beard Mr. L. Lowe Martinsville Mrs. Gaston Oklahoma City Rex Anders Katherine May Anders Westminister Alberta Sinnot K. Anders J. L. Garver P. H. Grim Garland Brown Thomas Clark C. R. Brown Clendening Logan Clendening Kohler Kohler Co Wis Miesiles Montgon ™ Av VTA Moase Riversides America Riverside Ramblers NEW Riversio Montgomery Ward Loudoun Street
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