Oates Family Reunion At Capon River Site
Social and personal notes detail the Oates family reunion at Capon River with about eighty five members attending. Key figures include Cartney H. Anderson and Arthur C. Oates. a long table of relatives from Winchester High View and Fairmont are listed amid remarks about a discovered marriage license dating back over seventy years. State Trooper Mike Garber plans Buchanan visit after vacation with family. Charlotte Haxall Noland Smith of Baltimore is engaged to Ross Ransom Williams of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oates
Cartney H. Anderson
John C
Arthur C. Oates
Winchester
John C. Oates
Isabelle Maury
W. N. Oates
View
W. Va
A. C. Oates
Fred Oates
Harry
W. A. Larrick
M. C. Jackson
Ernest. Anderson
G. S. Brill
Maxine Riley
Anna Belle Hook
High View
Courtney Anderson
Candy Nelson
Chalmers Nelson
O. D. Braithwaite
Albert Spaid
Charles Oates
C. B. Pope
Earl Guthrie
Lillie Swartz
Hazel McCormick
Allie Nelson
W. L. Summers and Sons
Fairmont
Edmund Law Rogers Smith
St. Martin's Road
Baltimore
Charlotte Haxall Noland Smith
Ross Ransom Williams
New York City
Elbert Reading Williams
California
Marjorie Ransom Williams
Miss Smith
Foxcroft School
Virginia
University of Pennsylvania
Page Med
National Arts Club
Mrs Heber Flood Hosts Dinner At Winchester Golf Club
Mrs John Heber Flood entertained last night at the Winchester Golf Club with guests including Dr and Mrs Hunter McGuire Mr and Mrs W Nelson Page Capt and Mrs William Barrett and daughter Mrs Morton of near Berryville Mr and Mrs Alan Richardson of New York Mr and Mrs Paul Rosenbreger Mrs Lewis H Hyde Mrs Joseph Massie and her guests Mrs Robert Holt and daughter Miss Margaret Holt of Newport News Va Miss Elizabeth Massie Messrs Joseph and William Massie Champe C Conner III Mrs John Barnes Carr of Clarksdale Miss Bobie Conrad and Messrs C Ridgeley White and Philip Glaize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber Flood
John Heber Flood
Winchester Golf Club
Hunter McGuire
W. Nelson Page
William Barrett
Morton
Berryville
Alan Richardson
New York
Paul Rosenbreger
Lewis H. Hyde
Joseph Massie
Robert Holt
Margrret Holt
Newport News
Elizabeth Massie
Joseph
William Massie
Champe C. Conner
John Barnes Carr
Clarksdale
Miss
Julian Lindsey
Fort Meade
Bobie Conrad
C. Ridgeley White
Philip Glaize
Miss Dorothy Murphy Weds Mason B Morris in Hagerstown
Announcement from Berryville notes Miss Dorothy Murphy and Mason B Morris married August 17 at St Mark s Lutheran Church in Hagerstown Maryland. The bride daughter of O M Murphy and Mrs Murphy wore a light blue print dress with white accessories and a talisman roses corsage. Morris son of F M Morris works with his father at Farm Supply Store in Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Murphy
Maryland
Morris
Hagerstown
Berryville
Mason B. Morris
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Maryland City
O. M. Murphy
Berryville High
Mr. Morris
F. M. Morris
Miss Patsy Heldrith Weds Walter M. Jones Jr in Harrisonburg
Miss Patsy Heldrith married Walter M. Jones Jr yesterday at 4 pm in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Yancy in Harrisonburg. The bride, from Rural Retreat, Va., and the groom from Galax were noted with family and college connections at Madison College in Harrisonburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Heldrith
Chalmers Nelson
Walter M. Jones, Jr
George J. Yancy
Harrisonburg
Retreat
Galax
Jones
Nelson
Madison College
Modern Etiquette Answers and Vacation News
A Q and A on handling disrespectful staff and proper bridge lighting. Mrs Arthur Shull returns from Cincinnati after her son Arthur Shull Jr. wed Miss Betty Jean Woodward. Several families plan vacations and visits. A. C Oates hosts guests at 527 North Loudoun Street. Labor Day trips to Atlantic City noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Shull
Cincinnati
Ohio
Arthur Shull, Jr
Betty Jean Woodward
C. L. Copenhaver
Charles Copenhaver
That City
Mrs. Shull
National Avenue
Albert Fisher
Charleroi
A. C. Oates
North
Loudoun Street
Henry Bell
Jean Brill
Atlantic City
Mrs Keeler to Lead Devotionals at Braddock Street SS
Mrs. C. R. Keeler will lead the joint devotionals of the Margaret Collins and Comrade Bible classes at Braddock Street Sunday School. The meeting is at 9 45 o clock Sunday morning with Mrs J F Bly and Mrs J W Rosenberger teaching their respective groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Keeler
Margaret Collins
Comrade Bible
Braddock Street
J. F. Bly
J. W. Rosenberger
Berryville Social News Highlights Local Visits
In Berryville Virginia on August 30 Mrs. R. C. Brown hosted her visiting brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shearer of Philadelphia. Miss Mary Gold plans a late week return from Harrisonburg. Mrs. Ida Levi Finnell came from Washington, then left for home. Miss Ann Kaspar's Baltimore trip ends. Patsy Mooney joined the Kaspars for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. William Dix and daughter Martha from Chicago visit the Dix parents on Academy Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Athey
Gray Avenue
William B. Sinnott
Washington, D. C
Athey
Norfolk
Virginia Mechs
Berryville
R. C. Brown
Charles Shearer
Philadelphia
Mary Gold
Harrisonburg
Cleveland
Madison College
Ann Kaspar
J. E. Ogden
Baltimore
William Dix
Martha
Chicago
Mr. Dix
Mrs. W. S. Dix
Academy Street
Slimming advice from a health column
This column classifies women by figures and offers a weight loss plan. It promotes cutting fat forming foods, Lean meats and vegetables, and daily ten minute exercises including leg lifts. It also mentions foundation cosmetics and powder usage for body shaping.
Local Social Notes Highlight Guests and Visits
Mr and Mrs Douglas Hardesty return from vacation at Williamsburg and West Point Virginia. Mrs Victor Myerly of Cincinnati visits her niece Mrs Tom Jones and sister Mrs Shugart in Charles Town. Mrs Louise Kerfoot of Arlington spends a week here with friends. Rev and Mrs Robert Thomas and son Bobby return to Waynesboro after visiting Mrs Thomas mother Will Hardesty. The Thomases plan a Blue Ridge mountain home. Mrs Clifton Price and her children Clifton Jr and Ann visit friends in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Hardesty
Mr. Hardesty
Will Hardesty
Williamsburg
West Point
Victor Myerly
Cincinnati
Tom Jones
On Shugart
Charles Town
Robert Thomas
Bobby
Thomas
Waynesboro, Pa
Blue Ridge Mountains
Clifton Price
Clifton, Jr
Ann
Washington
Granville Carlisle
Leonidas Carlisle
Waynesboro, Va
Tom Shepherd
Local Social Notes Highlight Area Visitors and Travel
The Rev. and Mrs. E. D. Vaughan's mother Mrs. Cartlege and sister Mrs. Josh Holmes from Athens Ga depart after visiting their relatives in the area. Mrs. L Tessier returns from Richmond after a stay with Mrs. ey McGarth. Mr. Bruce Gorham plans a Warrenton home with Cherry joining on Tuesday. Capt. Tom Williams and son from Maryland visit, as do Mr. and Mrs. Tom Peyton and son Tommy from Bethesda Md. Frances R Wolfe and Mary Patton Jordan of Richmond will visit Miss Emily MacCormick over Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Vaughan
Cartlege
Athens
Josh Holmes
W. S. Powers
Philadelphia
Bruce Gorham
Cherry
Mr. Gorham
Warrenton
Edward Williams
Tom Williams
Maryland
Tom Peyton
Tommy
Bethesda
Frances R. Wolfe
Mary Patton Jordan
Richmond
Emily MacCormick
Radio Highlights and Schedule Notes From Major Programs
Radio listings cover 6:00 to 11:45 with programs across WMAL WJSV and WRC. Highlights include Death Valley Days from Hollywood, RCA Scholar and Antarctic Expedition broadcasts, quiz shows with Quiz Kids and Choose Up Sides, and talks by William Stewart Henry Wallace era figures. Various news musical programs fill the half hour blocks with live performances and commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMAL
Radio Corporation of America
RCA Opportunity
WJSV
Charles R. Hook
American Rolling Mill Co
National Association of Manufacturers
Edwin C. Hill
St. Elmo Johnson Choir
New Orleans
William T. Dewart
the Sun
William Bird
France
Eddie Dooley
WRC
Wijsweeee
Joseph Marais
Fred Waring
Amos 'N
Andy
Lanny Ross
Arthur Godfrey
al Pearce
Strictly Cities
Death Valley
Hollywood
Sic Fea Tinta
Johnny
RCA
NBS
T. R. Ybarra
Don Ameche
Chas
R. Hock
CBS
Flannagan
Arch MeDor
Bankhage
Ina Hutton
Ted Weems
Lunceford
Local residents and visitors depart with updates on travels
Mrs. John Winter and Roberta Winter return to Leland Mississippi after visits with Mrs. Winters sisters Miss Powers. Mrs. Percy Randolph goes home from Harrisonburg. Miss Crown visits Columbia and New York City. Capt Wray and Mrs Wray visit Staunton relatives. Enders family weekend guests include John Enders Jr and Gus Noland from Richmond. Deserable family at Asbury Park. Parker guest Mary Ann Packer from Croon. J T L Jones travels to Charlottesville. Granville Carlisle returns from Waynesboro to his home. Howard O Fall on visits Miss Mary O Fallon. Garland Williams in Atlantic City. Moore and Huyette sisters return from Radford. Elizabeth Senseny returns to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Enders
Viola Enders
John Enders, Jr
Gus Noland
Richmond
State Observes Huey Long Birthday With Law Decree
Louisiana marked Huey P. Longs birthday with a holiday while courts indicted six heirs who ran his political empire after 1935. Former Governor Richard W. Leche led the indictments on bribery and confidence games as Earl K. Longs defeat ended the regime earlier this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Richard W. Leche
New Orleans
Grand Jury
Long
State House
Sam Jones
Huey
Earl K. Long
Vets of Foreign Wars Advocate Training Plan
In Los Angeles on August 30 the VFW urged peacetime military training and a universal draft for wartime. The resolutions call for liberalized authorizations and larger defense appropriations to deter aggression in the western hemisphere and support mechanized fighting forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Wu Sories
Cailiteeytra
Proposals for tax policy during wartime debate
A fragment notes calls to remove profits from war financing and argues for gradual personal and corporate income taxes to balance the wartime burden. The text reflects strategic taxation positions amid war preparation discussions.
Berryville Court Session Records Brief
Clarke county trial list shows L N Vourse fined 10 dollars and 8.25 costs for reckless driving. Paul Cramer fined 5 dollars and 4 dollars costs for disorderly conduct. Lonnie Levi taxed 4.25 dollars in costs for drunkenness. Jim Dunk faces breach of the peace charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring Kackley
Clarke
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S of Oats
Capon River
Carl T
Mike” Garber
Buchannon
George T. Garber
Greenwall Ave
Guy Flynn
Memorial Hospital
Charlotte Smith
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Olga Stoker Coal
W. B. Snider & Son
N. Cameron St
Sunshine Cleaners
Sunshine
Celesse
Nelsons
Brady Largent
Janet
Ellen Largent
W. G. Massie
Marvin
William Carter
Clarke County
Selfridge Field
U. S. Army Air Corps
Virginia Mosley
George Ann Mosley
George Mosley
Buddy Locke
Virginia Beach
Judge
Philip Williams
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Shirley Carter
Ann Dunbar Williams
George Williams
Jack Wilkins
Mrs. Wilkins
Slyvia Hyman
Huntsberry
Esther Butsler
Ruth Trimble
George V. Klimes
Miss Ann Klimes
Garland Williams
Atlantic City, N. J
Ellsworth Boxwell
Pittsburgh, Pa
Social News
Ida Levi Finnell
Webster’s
Collegiate Dictionary
Foundation Book of Education
Pifer , Ompary, Inc
Helen Follett
Phraie
Vanishing Cream
Foundation Cosmetic
Foundation Cosmetics
Mrs
Louise Kerfoot
Arlington, Va
E. L. Tessier
Ey McGarth
E. Co
Ollywood
Reed Station
Underwood
Valley Pride
United Food Stores
John Winter
Roberta
Mrs. Winter
Misses Powers
Leland
Percy Randolph
William Paxton
B. Crown
Percy Crown
Columbia, S. C
Mrs. Crown
Frank Wray
Mrs. Wray
Charles Gilkerson
Staunton, Va
Cecil Marlowe
Billy and
Levi
Alexandria
Eugene Deserable
Asbury Park, N. J
Annie Laurie Parker
Mary Ann Packer
Croon, Md
J. T. L. Jones
Charlottesville, Va
Frank Huyette
Howard O’fallon
St. Louis
Mary O’fallon
Annie Striblign
South Church Street
Mrs. Garland Williams
Stella D. Moore
Louise Huyette
Radford, Va
Radford Collge
Elizabeth Senseny
Beau
Colonial Beauty Shoppe
E. Piccadilly
Selby Arch-Preserver Shoes
Selby
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
Team Spirit
The
Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Zenith
General Electric
Miles Music CO
W. Boscawen St
Winchester’s
Sanitary Food Store
N. Braddock ST
Barbara Bell
Bridge Club
Servce
Winchester Evening Star
Station O
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