Social and Personal Diner at New Golf Club House Opens
Club house completed and ready for use invites members to a Saturday night dance from to 12 o'clock. Sean decided to formally open the club house with a social and personal gathering. Committee chairmen Baker and Victor Arthur will oversee entertainments as the new facility, of bungalow plan with porch and showers, kitchen and lounge, hosts a dance parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ac Ishan
Sean Deciand
Eee McGuire
Messrs. Baker
Victor Arthur
Catipattine
Denny Family Heads to Blowing Rock North Carolina
The Times reports Bickey and Mrs. Collice Denny left last week with their son Collins Denny Jr. to motor to Blowing Rock, N C for an extended stay. They plan to spend the remainder of the period in North Carolina while Bishop William R. Denny of Winchester, a son of the late Col. and Mrs. Denny, resides there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Bickey
Collice Denny
Blowing Rock
N. C
Collins Denny, Jr
Erip
North Carolina
Col
I William R. Denny
Winchester
Sant Boiacopet
Local Contractor Mr Philip Digges Joins George A Fuller Co
Philip Digges of White Post Clarke county resigns to join the George A Fuller Company, a leading construction firm in the United States. He leaves immediately for Greensboro North Carolina to begin his new assignment amid many well wishers from friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Digges
White Post
Clarke County
George A. Fuller
Diggs-Davenport Diggs Trip Heads Toward Gettysburg Route
Mr and Mrs Percy Diggs accompanied by sister Mrs Charles Davenport Diggs of Cumberland and Miss Constance Anderson of Richmond depart for a ten day motor trip. They will travel through Maryland and the Valley of Virginia by the Gettysburg route, as reported by the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Diggs
Charles Davenport Diggs
Cumberland
Constance ‘Anderson
Richmond
Maryland
Valley
Virginia
Gettysburg
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Social notes from Baltimore and surrounding towns
iGeneVieve Burton has gone on and friends in Baltimore. Mr White is spending a week with friends at Moorefield West Virginia. Hope, who has been artes Mrs Joseph Massey at Amherst Street, has turned to Alexandria Virginia. Grayson, daughter of Mrs S R Ludwig, has returned from Ocean City Maryland. F F Kline of Cumberland, official of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, has been here on business. Crisman has been visiting York Pennsylvania. Belle V Watson has returned to Washington after a camping trip. Edger Warner and two children have been active in city life with Warner's parents Mrs George Clark near Gaings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Joseph.a. Massey
Amherst Street
Alexandria
FF. Kline
Cumberland, Bial
Edger Warner
Warner
George Clark
Gaings
Sophie Richards
Washington
Miss Belle Watson
Agnes Moore
Wooster Gallege
Wooster
W. H. Ballengee
Strasburg
Gertrude’ Carper
Front Royal
Mrs. Thompson
Pe City
Ompson
Visitors and Residents Attend Various Social Visits
A stream of residents and visitors travel to and from nearby towns. George Jenkins hosts relatives from Alexandria, while Bryan Kern visits Washington area relatives. Helen Hancock arrives from Charlottesville to stay with Mrs. Silver in Peyton Street as others journey to Baltimore and Wheeling for family and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hancock
Charlottesville, Va
John M. Silver
Peyton Street
Mrs H C Krebs Funeral Wednesday At 2 PM
Mrs H C Krebs will be buried in Mount Hebron Cemetery after funeral services at the Presbyterian Church at 2 o clock Wednesday afternoon. The service will be led by Rev F T McFaden assisted by Rev Dr James R Graham. Surviving relatives include daughter Mrs P M Chandler of Philadelphia and four sons with siblings listed in the obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krebs
P. M. Chandler
Philadelphia
Harry B
Walter B. Krebs
Mercharysburg
Frank H. Krebs
Orchester
E. Clay Krebs
James P. Beard
Berkeley
Bryan Harmon
Hinton
Rockingham County
Anne
Nettie Beard
Spring Creek
Presbyterian Church
F. T. McFaden
James R
Homemade Vases Show Simple Painted Decor Ideas
A young housewife explains making wide-mouthed plain colored vases in her living room using coats of ordinary paint. She suggests elaborating the design with lead pencil outlines and contrasting color to harmonize with furnishings.
Baltimore Aid Movements to Rebuild Bank Schemes
The article recalls postwar aid efforts by the Agricultural Aid Society of Baltimore delivering tools and livestock through local agents, and a later relief fair that raised about $200,000. It notes Winchester stock subscriptions, bankers, and merchants supporting a Shenandoah Valley bank plan, urging Valley merchants to keep the paper and study stockholders lists for future financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Aid Society of
Baltimore
Stonewall Cemetery
Irs
J. Harman
Walt
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Decree Reference for George H Wright Estate in Winchester
Extract from a July 6 1923 decree directing a master commissioner in chancery to report on the estate of George H Wright deceased. The notice requires publication for four weeks in Winchester Virginia newspapers and outlines duties to settle interestate relations, unpaid taxes, and will provisions with parties in interest present July 25 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H
Wright
H. Wright
Sebba
Pouaagned
Weenie Tye
Eeestons
Ana
George
H. Bag Ace
George H. Wright
Winchester
George Hagee
Uss Avenue
Ward & Larrick
R. Gray Williams
Virginia
Corporation Court
Actam
William Taylor Smith
Taylor Smith
Ee Ham Taylor Smith
Wincchester Evening Star
B. Beverley
New Dye Enables Two Colors In One Bath
A discovery reveals four remarkable dyes that select which fibers they color. White fabric can be dyed two colors in a single bath, with cotton turning blue and artificial silk taking red yellow or orange depending on the dye used.
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New Golf Club House
Bishop Denny
iGeneVieve Burton
W.8. White
Moorefield, W. Va
Aste Newcome
Miss Mary
Me Grayson
8. R. Ludwig
Ocean City
York, Pa
Belle’ V. Watson
Wasington
E.l.schriver
E. L. Schriver
Nelson B. O’neal
E. L. Schriver Estate
Frost Royal
Sreniin
Breolin
W.C. Plundeke Co
England
George Jenkins
Bryan Kern
Lee Boxwell
South Kept Street
Floyd Eaton
H Sesagie Eaton
High View
W. Wat
Goldie Braithwaite
Charles E. McVay
F. W. Boland
Pera Corinne Bruin
Bal
Virginia Silver
A. C. Stickley
Edwin T. Gold
Mise Bidak Gold
Pt Reahaa
Margaret R- Gold
Stella V. Muse
Wheeling, W. Va
Carson Yeakley
C. B. Harlee
Frank Robinson
Charlies Town
C.l.inson Ice and Cold Storage Corporation
North Market Street
William Harlee
Baker’s Drug Store
Canada
Great Lakes
Nora Carper Anderson
Memorial
W.A. Bagoon
Wink
Fannie Affleck
Cecil Street
J. B. Singhass
Opequon
H. C. Krebs
Dr. ©. R. Anderson
Estill St
Giniee’ & Carter
Reynolds Store
Co. Co. Shirley
New Store
Cate Star
C. R) Anderson
Frederick County
Singer Sewing Machine
Hagersté
CeeSee
Marshall
Winehisotef
D. K. Russell
Grimes, van
Bere Wreanasten
North Market
West Winchester
Greenbecka
C. M. Carper
N. Main St
Ars 9
M. Jarman
Washington, D.C
Diamond Tire
Orchard
Richards Brothers
City
John J. Black
Chippewe Falls
Wisconsin
Goodrich Tire
Front Royal Road
Valley Pike
Fata
John Harmer
Bell
American Legion Building
Harrisonburg
Luray
Woodstock
Verve
Moling & Seal
State Highway Commission
West Virginia
Berryville
Flord
Tenth and
Marshall Streets
H. G. Shirley
Ww. H. O
H. B. Sproul
R. K. Sanders
I. Walke Truxtun
State Highway
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