Wedding in Charlotte Ties Eva Linker to Stahlee Funderburke
Rev Dr Thomas officiated the double ceremony in Concord North Carolina last Thursday for Eva Hilliard Linker and Katherine Linker who wed Stahlee Funderburke of Kansas City and Ralph Eugene Lentz of Concord. The brides are UNC graduates and daughters of the late Frederick Hilliard Linker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther A. Thomas
Concord
N. C
Eva Hilliard Linker
Stahlee Funderburke
Kannapolis
Katherine Linker
Ralph Eugene Lentz
Thomas
St. James’ Lutheran Church
John Tilton Howell
Frederick Hilliard Linker
University of North Carolina
Community Club Schedule With Luncheons and Rehearsals
A condensed social calendar lists Kiwanis luncheon at George Washington Hotel 12:30 p m with 645 p m choir practice at United Brethren church. Rotary meeting at Winchester Country Club 1:00 p m Thursday. American Legion post luncheon at George Washington Hotel Friday 12:30 p m and a 8:30 p m concert by Reid Stuart Feller Stouffer Noel at the same hotel. Lions Club meeting at George Washington Hotel Tuesday 12:30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ker
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
United Brethren
Ches , Co. E
Ellis
Piccadilly and
Braddock
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Winchester Country Club
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Susan Reid Stuart
Mary Stearns Feller
Eva Stouffer Noel
Lions Club
Reunion Formed To Perpetuate Hampshire Home Gatherings
The Davis home near Yellow Springs hosted the annual reunion of Jerry M. Anderson's family and friends from Hampshire County. An afternoon program featured a piano recital by Mrs. A. G. Legge and singing of old songs. An association was formed to continue these yearly gatherings with Mrs. Jefferson F. Davis elected president and other officers chosen. Attendees included Julius C. Davis, S. W. Anderson, and many Andersons and Davises from Darkesville, Gore, Mountain Falls, and Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
Jerry M. Anderson
High View
W. Va
Jefferson F. Davis
Davis
Yellow Springs
A. G. Legge
Dar , W. Va
Anderson
Paul Pierce
Maria Garvin Anderson
Hampshire County
Julius C. Davis
S. W. Anderson
Darkesville
Bertha Anderson
W. J. Muse
B. L. Anderson
Ruth Ritter
Margaret Ritter
Charlies Anderson
Russell
Paul Anderson
Winifred
Lily May Anderson
Mountain Falls
Summers Orndorff
Mauvarine Orndorff
Altha Dyke
Star Tammnery
O.T. Ritter
Joe
Nannie O. Cooper
G. O. Snapp
R. B. Snapp
B. F. Line
A. C. Oates
Winchester
Surprise Birthday Party For Earl Haun At Grandmother’s Home
A surprise birthday party was held Saturday night in honor of Mr. Earl Haun at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. C. Fletcher, on the Front Royal pike. Guests included Billy Green, Harry Kern, John Dunn, Harry Garber, Russell and Buddy Larrick, Richard Schindler, Loring Pingley, and young Frances Kern with Theresa Seabright. Refreshments and games added to the occasion, and Mr. Haun received many useful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Haun
C. Fletcher
Front Royal Pike
Mr. Haun
Messrs
Billy Green
Harry Kern
John Dunn
Harry Garber
Russell
Buddy Larrick
Richard Schindler
Loring Pingley
Frances Kern
Theresa Seabright
Dr. and Mrs Shields Visiting In Lexington
Dr and Mrs Randolph T Shields on leave from China where he served as a medical missionary visit Lexington as guests of Mrs Rosa Mason They stayed in Winchester with Miss Sophie Baker and Miss Fanny Page Their son Randolph Shields Jr has returned to Harvard to resume studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Shields
Lexington
Randolph T. Shields
China
Shields
Rosa Mason
Winchester
Sophie Baker
Fanny Page
Randolph Shields, Jr
Harvard
Mrs. Gilpin Hosts Luncheon for Dr and Mrs Graham
Mrs Henry B Gilpin hosted a Washington Street luncheon in honor of Dr Randolph Graham and Mrs Graham of New York City. They arrived recently as guests of Mrs Julian F Ward at her South Washington Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilpin
Mrs. Graham
Henry B.gilpin
Washington Street
Randolph Graham
New York City
Graham
Julian F. Ward
South Washington Street
Julian Ward
Randolph T. Shields
China
Bible School Attendee Hears Two Ministers At Maurertown
Mrs. Jerry Dunlap of 210 East Piccadilly Street attended the Church of Gods of Virginia annual Bible School and conference in Maurertown. She heard Rev. L. E. Conner of Dixon Illinois and Rev. Harry Goekler of Marshall Illinois during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurertown
Jerry Dunlap
East Piccadilly Street
Church of Gods of Virginia
L. E. Conner
Dixon, Ill
Harry Goekler
Marshall, Ill
Braithwaite Birth Honors New Baby William Edgar
Mr and Mrs Lee Braithwaite receive congratulations on the birth of a son named William Edgar born Sunday August 25 at their Welltown home. Mrs Braithwaite nee Hattie Adams is daughter of Mr and Mrs William Adams. The father is son of Mr and Mrs C W Braithwaite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Braithwaite
Welltown
Braithwaite
Miss Hattie Adams
William, Adams
Mr. Braithwaite
C. W. Braithwaite
William Edgar
Former Pastor Here On A Visit To Friends
The Rev. and Mrs. Paul R. Diehl of Annapolis Md are on their annual vacation outing and guests this week of Miss Mary Sherman at her home near Chambersville. The Rev. Diehl once pastored Frederick circuit M E Church South and has many friends in Winchester and Frederick county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Diehl
Annapolis
Mary Sherman
Chambersville
Diehl
Frederick Circuit
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Winchester
Frederick County
Contest Winners To Be Honored At Social
Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church members plan a campfire social hosted by Mr and Mrs U S Fries on Thursday night. The Blues team sponsors the event in honor of the Reds with invites extended to all members of both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church
U. S. Fries
Reds
Local Society Gathers and Travels in Modern Times
The column lists Mrs. Charles P. McVicar and family returning from Newport News with Mrs. Ada Wagner and Miss Frances Grove visiting relatives in Norfolk and Washington. It notes Sherman’s slow recovery, a reception hosted by Mrs. Julian Ward for Dr. Shields and guests, and obituaries and upcoming nuptials including Miss Mary Pauline Kirby’s marriage to Guy M. Yost in Waynesboro. It also covers Mrs. Edmonds relocating to Washington, and Mrs. Bentz’s New York buying trip for fall merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies P. McVicar
C. P. McVicar, Jr
Newport News
Oo. P. Grove
North Washington Street
Norfolk
Mrs Steck to Host Luncheon for Mrs Taliaferro
Mrs John M Steck Sr will host a luncheon at 1 30 pm on Fairmont avenue in honor of Mrs Harry T Taliaferro of White Plains New York visiting her daughter Mrs John M Steck Jr Others mentioned include Miss Elizabeth Farrar county home demonstration agent return from Boydton Va and travelers Misses Oren Topkins Retha Hiett Alma Grim Ruth Duncan Lawrence Grim Lance Reid and Rev Dr L A Thomas with families A note says a misprint occurred in yesterdays Star regarding Miss Mary Kerns surprise birthday party Elisha F Barr 60 dies at Ste ved City home from heart attack
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Steck, Sr
John M. Steck
Harry,t. Taliaferro
White Plains
N. Y
John M. Steck, Jr
Fairmont Avenue
Elizabeth Farrar
Boydton
Mecklenburg County
Oren Topkins
Retha Hiett
Mary Sherman
Romney
W. Va
Alma Grim
Ruth Duncan
Lawrence Grim
Lance Reid
Washington, D. C
Niagara Falls
Canada
Col Fusspot narrowly avoids treason charge clash with mint julep
Column recounts Col Fusspot’s defense over alleged treason tied to mint julep rituals. Report notes public reaction, references to Confederate era traditions, and includes two recipe variants for Southern Mint Julep. Several social notices follow about guests and entertaining in Clarke and Norfolk circles.
Mrs Brinton Expected Home After Month in Cities
Mrs Peter Yates Brinton, who has been visiting for a month in New York Boston and other northern cities, is expected home Thursday. She has an apartment on West Cork street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Yates Brinton
New York
Boston
West Cork Street
Widen And Pave Drive At Winchester Cold Storage
The city and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad completed widening and paving the drive to the Winchester Cold Storage. Excavation left a seven foot broader approach while asphalt was laid. Guard rails will be installed at the crossings over North Loudoun and the street will be made smoother for safer travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio
North
Loudoun
House Members Stage Show As Senators Chafe
Gallery spectators enjoyed a light moment as House and Senate members traded acts. Connery led a “Spirit Of ’76” salute on trombone with Buchanan on snare and Bloom on bass drum while Dixie and Yankee Doodle stirred reactions. Florence Kahn directed women members leading the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chafe
Connery
Rep. Buchanan
D-Tex
Rep
Bloom
D-Ny
Florence Kahn
Senate filibuster ends third deficiency bill in session
In a contrasting Senate scene Senator Long of Louisiana moved to end debate with a filibuster, killing the third deficiency appropriation bill as applause greeted performances by California and Tammany figures and Representative Merritt of New York in a light program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Caroline O'Day
Two Divorces Granted in Frederick County Court
Judge Philip Williams grants two absolute divorces on desertion grounds. Maynard DeHaven separates from Emma Davis DeHaven with desertion dating from March 15, 1932, and a six month remarriage restriction. Mattie M. Strosnider divorces Griffin M. Strosnider. they wed July 7, 1932, with desertion from late February 1933. custody given to the mother and paternal access allowed. Mrs Strosnider’s property rights protected. six month remarriage prohibition for both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Williams
Frederick County
Maynard DeHaven
Emma Davis DeHaven
Neiither
Mattie M. Strosnider
Griffin M. Strosnider
Stephens City
Mrs J A Mathers Dies In Berryville
Mrs Nella L Mathers wife of J A Mathers prominent Berryville businessman died after an extended illness. She is survived by husband a son James and three daughters. Funeral services were held at 2 PM yesterday at Duncan Memorial Methodist Church South conducted by Rev Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Nella L. Mathers
J. A. Mathers
James
Duncan Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Brown
United Brethren Church Pays Off Its Debt Rapidly
The United Brethren Church on North Braddock street celebrated its thirteenth anniversary of the donor dedication and reported cash contributions of 680.75 toward the debt and a pledge of 1089 to be paid within a year, totaling 1169.75. The church, built at about 70000, has nearly liquidated the debt and paid roughly 16000 in interest. Rev. H E Richardson spoke at the morning service and the Christian Endeavor Society led the evening program under Mrs Garvin Bowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
Inchester Coon
North Braddock Street
H. E. Richardson
Reliance
Christian Endeavor Society
Garvin Bowles
Notaries Appointed for Four-Year Terms
John L. Glaize A S Hott John M Steck Jr and Miss Emily S Light have been appointed notary publics for four years. They each posted the required bond and took the oath in the office of County Clerk C C Brannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Glaize
A. S. Hott
John M. Steck, Jr
Emily 5S
Light
C. C. Brannon
Jealousy Held Slaying Motive In Case Of Woman
In Maryland Park Maryland the slaying of Mrs Estelle M Teulon 49 years old found in her home is thought to be jealousy as the motive Prince Georges police questioned four men last night all but George Lusby 46 railroad worker released detained for further questioning while others described as rivals for her affections search continued physicians say the body showed signs of death about a week old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Park
Estelle M. Teulon
Prince Georges County
George Lusby
City Announces Three Public Improvement Projects
City manager Arthur M. Field said three projects are planned soon. West Cecil Street paving of an incomplete section will proceed, a new base will be laid on streets in the Virginia City area, and drainage facilities will be installed at Kent and Piccadilly intersection, potentially lowering the Baltimore and Ohio railroad tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Field
West Cecil Street
Virginia City
Kent
Piccadilly Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Eersonae
ZVI Nas
Eersoanal Jogggeversoaal
Charlotte
Camp Beckwith
B. B. Dutton
Camp
Schmidt
Piney Point
Thomas Schmidt
Mary Elizabeth
Marguerite
W. M. Brashears
Mary Brashears
St. George’s Bay
Tall Timbers
Hockman
Mr. Brashears
Warren Elliott
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Rosemont
Huntsberry
Bostonians
Nettletons
Red Cross Slaters
Sherman
Clayton Sherman
Memorial Hospital
Jaclae
T. W. Harrison
Lester Barr
Bass Rock
Mass
Barr
Wyoming
Washington
Mary Pauline Kirby
Guy M. Yost
Otho F. Kirby
Waynesboro
Guy Marshall Yost
Peter W. Yost
The
United Brethren Church
North Avenue
George W. Stover
Mr. Yost
Edmonds
Stuart Garner Edmonds
Helen Garner Edmonds
C. W. Ritter
South Braddock, Street
Stuart H. Edmonds
War Department
Helen Ritter
Clara Fultz Bentz
Clara V. Fultz
West Boscawen Street
L. A. Thomas
Salisbury
Mary Kerns
Finley
Leon Whitlock
Donald
Ralph
Earl Kerns
Star
J. P. Elliott
Charlottesville
Elisha F. Barr
Steve City
Rexall
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Col. Fusspott
Thomas P. Ochitree
John Paul Bocock
Peery
Virginia Beach
John Marshall
Orson Davis
Fusspot
Barney Burke
Pat Duffy
Leslie Gaylord
Atlanta, Ga
Frances Beverley
Charlotte Jones
W. T. Jones
Loudoun Street
Llewellyn Bull
Tubyries
Clarke County
Bridge
Spencer Carter
Rosney
Mary Stearnes Feller
R. Gray Williams
W. Nelson Page
H. C. Barnes
Paris
Ridgeley White
Frank N. Hack
Mr White
Isaac G. Hoffman
R. E. March
West Gerard Street
Beane
Fleasons
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Victor
Acme
Geo. W. Kurtz
MarniCas
MiSitiv
Loudoun St
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Rouss Park
B. & C. Baking Company
Hunter Myers
Irvin Kline
Lebanon, Pa
Lovett’s
N. Loudoun St
Freeman
Lovett Brothers
Winchester, Va
R. M. Swimley
George Washington
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