Rushing plans discussed at society chapter meeting
The chapter, amid vacations, held a quiet session with secretary Mrs. Jessie Glaize reading and approving minutes. Old business covered the public card party with postponements and deferral of immediate fall activities. New business included rushing ideas from National headquarters and a four name tentative list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usta
Jessie Glaize
Alice Vavner
Kate Bradford
Louise Buteler
Engagement of Miss Watson to Mr Humston Announced
Mr and Mrs Ernest Watson of Charles Town West Virginia announce the engagement of their daughter Sarah Elizabeth to Jamin Franklin Humston son of Mr J L Humston and the late Mrs Humston of Berryville Virginia The couple are connected with local banks and finance firms and the wedding is set for October 15 at the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Martins Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Watson
Humston
Ernest Watson
Charles Town
W. Va
Sarah Elizabeth
Jamin Franklin Humston
J.L
Berryville
Methodistiscopal Church
South Inaries Town
Forty Four Members Attend Shenandoah College Picnic
Forty four members and friends of the Shenandoah College Club met at Souss Park on Tuesday evening for the annual picnic. The gathering included past and present students and those entering in September. The event featured games and a picnic supper with the Shenandoah song echoed by all. Missionary to Mexico visits in city at Mrs D F Eutsler home. Mrs Hohannes hosts a bridge luncheon with attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah College
Shenandoah College Club
Winchester
Souss Park
Shenandoah
Mexico
Eutsler
Joseph Hogge
Newport News
Ruth Byerly
D. F. Eutsler
South
Cameron Street
Calendar of events at Front Royal and surrounding areas
The schedule lists a 5 20 p m swimming party at Front Royal recreation park hosted by the G A A with a picnic to follow A 6 30 p m Rotary Club picnic meeting at Richards orchard on the Marlboro road An 8 00 p m Baptist Woman s Missionary Union meets in the church lecture room with Wiley Circle leading and Frances Asbury Union convenes in Stephenson M E Church with youth in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal Recreation Park
Rotary Club
Richards Orchard
Marlboro Road
Baptist Woman's Missionary Union
Wiley Circle
Frances Asbury Union
Stephenson M. E
Men s Bible Class Picnic Plans at Mr Parlett s Farm
The Men s Bible Class of the Lutheran Church of Our Saviour will meet at 6 PM at the parsonage on North Washington Street and motor to Mr W O Parlett s farm on the Gainesboro road for their first annual picnic. Fried chicken and other picnic foods will be served and a program is planned. Members without cars should arrive early to secure a ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
North Washington Street
W. O. Parlett
Gainesboro
Bradfields Travel From Camp to Fetch Ely and Plan Moves
Mrs. Mildred Bradfield and her son Edmund travel from Camp Yoknonoka in Lynnville North Carolina to bring home Ely Bradfield who has been a summer counsellor. Ely will depart September to Ohio State for college and Edmund will leave September 8 for Episcopal High School football practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Bradfield
Edmund
Camp Yoknonoka
Lynnville
N. C
Ely Bradfield
Edmund Bradfield
Alexandria
Episcopal High School
Ohio State
Evelyn Higgins
Norfolk
Edward A. Clark
James E Higgins
Miss Swimley Returns Home After Tonsil Operation
Miss Nancy Swimley has recovered from a tonsillectomy at Winchester Memorial Hospital and returned home on North Loudoun Street. Charles Beaver, formerly of the city and now living in Georgetown, D. C., is visiting friends in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Swimley
Nancy Swimley
Winchester Memorial Hospital
North Loudoun Street
Charles Beaver
City
Georgetown
D. C
Daisy Clinkenbeard
Kansas City, Mo
Winchester
Reginald Haines
West Leicester Street
C. P. McVicar
Ray Robinson
Susie
Mattie Haines
H. K. Grove
Betsy Birmingham
Billie Wayle
Silver Springs
Miss Mary McFarland Weds Lloyd Wynkoop in Winchester
Miss Mary Gladys McFarland becomes the bride of Norman Lloyd Wynkoop at a Friday ceremony in Winchester. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. T. M. Swann at Braddock Street Methodist Church with only the bride’s sisters as attendants. They will reside near Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Powell Wynkoop
Leonard Levi
Modern Etiquette Q and A on introductions and dining
The article offers etiquette guidance. It cautions against saying I am pleased to meet you and suggests alternatives like mentioning prior familiarity or looking forward to knowing the person. It emphasizes thanking strangers for directions as good manners. It also states that only one hand should be used when eating corn on the cob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Mr. Brown
Illness Fatal To W. C. Downs
Walter C. Downs, longtime resident of Fort Loudoun Apartments, died in Boston Massachusetts after illness. He had worked on construction for Mr. and Mrs. George Greenhalgh at Berryville Virginia during his time in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Walter C. Downs
Fort Loudoun
George Greenhalgh
Berryville
Berryville Notes Highlight Local social travel
Berryville residents report weekends filled with weddings visits and gatherings. Charley Phillips attended Elsie Barrett Grove and Harry Clinton Long's wedding at First Baptist Church in Dayton Virginia with attendance by Marian Levi and Peg Haire from Washington D C. Others travel to Virginia Beach Cape Cod and Lynn Mass for visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Charley Phillips
Dayton
Elsie Barrett Grove
Harry Clinton Long
First Baptist Church
Concessions to Sudeten Minority Reported by Praha
Praha reports new concessions by the government to the Sudeten German minority, signaling potential progress in stalled negotiations. A Sudeten committee met with Viscount Runciman, the British mediator, to review suggestions from political ministers, though details were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praha
Czechoslovakia
Viscount Runciman
Rail Executive Hopes For Future Amid Mixed Business Signs
Cleveland August 26 George D Brooke president of three railroads says he is hopeful for the future but not optimistic in a interview. He notes thankful for the recent rise in business but sees no reason to get very optimistic about what lies ahead for C and O Nickel Plate and Pete Marquette Leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
George D. Brooke
Nickel Ree
Pete Marquette Jeads
Birth of a Daughter for Lieut and Mrs Ferguson at Fort Benning
Lieut and Mrs Thomas Ferguson announce the birth of a daughter on August 23 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. The mother is formerly Miss Louisa Carson of Riverton. Other item notes include travel and visits of several residents and relatives to and from nearby towns and cities, with various families spending time in Front Royal, Richmond, Washington DC, and Charlottesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ferguson
Fort Benning
Georgia
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Williams Guests Visit In Front Royal
Front Royal and Warren County News reports Mr. S. H. Williams and Mr. Sam Williams Jr. of Lynchburg were guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Rozzel on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Branham plan to depart today for Chester Town Maryland to visit relatives for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal and
Warren County News
Front Royal
S. H. Williams
Sam Williams, Jr
Lynchburg
S. S. Roszel
B. T. Branham
Chestertown
Lattimers Return From Three Week White Stone Beach Vacation
Mr and Mrs Ned Lattimer arrived Monday from a three weeks vacation at White Stone Beach to visit Mrs L I Beard before returning to their home in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Lattimer
White Stone Beach
Local Residents Return from Travels and Moves
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gemmill and son Ralph Jr and daughter Colleen return from Red Lion Pennsylvania where they visited relatives. Mr Charles McClure leaves for Washington for several days. Mr and Mrs Edward Clark with Edward Jr and Rachel arrive from Lynchburg to live with Mr and Mrs A F Clark. Edward Clark worked at the American Viscose Corporation in Front Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Burner
Washington, D. C
Mrs Randolph Burner
Ralph Gemmill
Ralph, Jr
Colleen
Red Lion, Pa
Edward Clark
Edward, Jr
Rachel
Lynchburg
Clark
A. F. Clark
American Viscose Corporation
Front Royal
Vacation Return and Local Social Bridge Luncheon
Dr. Robert Miller returns from Virginia Beach where he spent his vacation. Mr. Charles B. Samuels left Thursday for a short stay in New Mrs. Sweetser Green of Baltimore Md. Miss Green and Mr. Green are summering at Park View Inn Front Royal and were entertained yesterday with a bridge luncheon at the Hotel Royal. Guests included Mrs. Gus King Mrs. Onetta Peacock Mrs. Omar Maddox Mrs. Sally Harrison Mrs. R. B. Purdum Mrs. Amos Scott and Mrs. Ed Stokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetser Green
Baltimore
Green
Park View Inn
Front Royal
Hotel Royal
Gus King
Onetta Peacock
Omar Maddox
Sally Harrison
R. &. Purdum
Amos Scott
Ed Stokes
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Rexall
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Jay Waikers
Wilmer F. Shryock
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Colonial Beauty Shoppe
Princess
Isobel Carter
Greenville
Lutheran Church of Saviour
Mrs
Big Joe
United Food Stores
Mary G. McFarland
Lloyd Wynkoop
Margaret Byrd
Walter Pinckett, Jr
Joseph Massie
Virginia Mosely
Maurice Dean
Rosemont
Beverley Byrd
Peggy Wilmer
Leesburg
Pinckney White
Donald Swann
Maryanne Bocock
Eleanor Stump
Radford
Henry W.mcvicar
Forest Glen
Frank Stump, Jr
Miss Stump
McVicars
Henry Post Mitchell
Millwood
New York City
John Bush
East Piccadilly Street
Bethlehem
Wildwood
Ocean City
Cape May
N. J
Raleigh Engle
Wilmington
Frank Crawford
Mr. Engle
Winter Park
Pearsall Memorial Presbyterian
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May Bywaters
Garfield Hospital
Washington, D
George Bywaters
Opequon
Allison Cooper
Mrs. E. B. Cooper
Capen River
Camp White Rock
Ann Hatcher
Susie Carbaugh
Catherine Rowe
Esther Eutsler
Charlotte Stickley
Lucille ,Gordon
Virginia Eutsler
North Beach
C. K. Francis
David
Washington
Claude Grove
Mable Church Mills
Falls Church
Grove
Shaeffer
N. Loudoun St
W. C. Downs
Queen Morgan II
Morgan County
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Olivia Dellinger
Flora Elizabeth Adams
Frederick
June Elaine Storm
Cumberland
Ann Randolph Lewis
Helen Lillard
Hagerstown
Rae Timmins
Bedford
Berryville Society Notes
Marian Levi
Peg Haire
George Levi
Virginia Beach
Louis Kerfoot
Franklin Kerfoot
Lynn
Leeds Riley
Jay Eyster
Halltown
Cape Cod
Richard Jones
Edward J. Ray
Audley
Chicago
Mary O'Fallon
Hot Springs
Thomas E Gold
George Atkinson
Tom Clagett
Bluefield
R. H. McAtee
Sam McAtee
Charlottesville, Va
Mary McAtee
Edward Muller
Washington D. C
Kenneth McAtee
University of Virginia
Ralph M. Ware
Miss Peggy Louthan
Richmond, Va
Holmes Withers
Waynesboro, Pa
Mr. Withers
Walter Withers
Eddy Joyce
Ernest Marshall
Clear Brook, Fla
James Dakeman
Tom Elsen
Dr. E. P. Berlin
Son
Eddy
Palmer Campbell
C. T. A. McCormick
H.H. Burke
Margaret Harte
Hampden-Sydney
Elizabeth Shepherd
Katherine Licklider
Shepherdstown
George Pope
Timberville Va
Henry Shepherd Jr
Hunter Burks
Shepherdstown College
H. H. Burks
D. E. LaMay
Dan Elsen
L. N. Russell
Virginia Page
Katherine Page
Morton C. Mumma
Morton
Anne
Annapolis
Mda
Louis Glover
Rail Executive
Pikeside Tea Room
Valley Ave
W. B. Snider
W.D. Gill
New Albany
Ind
Ward E. Myers
Patsy
Johnnie
Harrisonburg
W. M. Proctor
C. M. Luck
Richmond
John Cooper
Mack Hoffman
Henry Cooper
Dallas
Texas
Hobart Bass
J. E. Maddox
Harry Leif
Edwad Shotwell
Ted” Weber
Salem
John Cochran
the Plains
P. M. Shirer
Ernest Kenner
Louisville
Kentucky
A. G. Weaver
Mr. le Gette Blythe
Charlotte, N. C
Mr. Blythe
Mrs. McIver Jackson
Hallie Hepner
Hallie, Jr
Hepner
R. S. Fritts
Kathleen Warren
Julet Pettit
James Skyles
Charlottesville
R. C. Carr
T .M. Carr
Gladys Joyher
Zuni, Va
C. A. Kidd
Alecia
Haldeman’s
Winchester Business College
Pear
Wood
Charles McClure
Washington , C
Robert Miller
Charles B. Samuels
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Winchester Furniture Co
South Main St
Nationa Feeminn
THE
National Brewing CO
West Virginia College of Beauty Culture & State
U. S
Mr&. C
Sunshine
Sunshine Cleaners
E. Piccadilly St
RED Cross
Huntsberry’s Orwear
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