Miss Shenandoah Valley Beauty Winner Named
The beauty pageant selects Miss Shenandoah Valley 1938 with contestants from Winchester to Berryville. Winners tour Endless Caverns and host events as Martha Coffman returns as mistress of ceremonies.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1938
Page
8
The beauty pageant selects Miss Shenandoah Valley 1938 with contestants from Winchester to Berryville. Winners tour Endless Caverns and host events as Martha Coffman returns as mistress of ceremonies.
Friday events include a silver tea by the Women's Auxiliary at the Episcopal Parish House and a Christmas Sale from 7 to 9. Regular Aid Society meeting at Mrs C A Nelson's home at 7:30. Frederick Circuit Aid Society meets at Whitlock Avenue parsonage at 7:45 with officer elections. Camp No 34 Woodmen of the World elect officers at Odd Fellows Hall at 8. Saturday opens with a Daughters of America meeting at Gorey Va lodge hall at 6. Sunday features an annual sermon and memorial service by the local Elks Club at 4.
The Star lists omitted guests for Zelda Luttrell’s birthday party including Eddie Manual Betty Funk Patricia Funk Phyllis Ashley Allie Luttrell Nita Elsen and Betty Lee Sheetz. Other items note opening tea at Liberty Hall hosts C R Erbe Gertrude Erbe and attendees from Winchester and Frederick counties.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Langdon of Charles Town West Virginia and Mrs Margaret Parish of Gore Virginia plus Mrs N B Shingleton and Miss Nina Lee Buckman of this city were guests of Mrs Alice McKinister on South Loudoun street. Helen Massey and William Massey Jr return from Boston with Miss Martha Seabury as Massey guest. Mrs J A Richard has returned from Pougkeepsie New York after visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Chalmers Strain.
Mrs D W Lupton hosted her club with bridge and luncheon at Liberty Hall tea room on the Gainsboro pike outside the city. Guests included Mrs Reginald Haines Mrs Ray Robinson Miss Lydia Irish Mrs Grover Schlack Mrs Philip Gold Mrs Mable Cather and Mrs C A Robinson Jr.
A etiquette guide advises against saying pleas to meet you when introduced and prefers How do you do. It says guests need not say thank you each time a dish is passed, but should express thanks when appropriate and to always respond to any meal invitation.
In Lehighton Pennsylvania on December 2 a woman named Minnie Hall left her beauty shop with a rifle and hunted in the woods. She returned with a deer estimated at 130 pounds challenging male bravado.
Modern Woodmen Camp No. 15510 held an open session in the Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday night December 1 with State Manager V J Barnes of Staunton as principal speaker. He reviewed the order's work since its founding using illustrations and highlighted member protection. Several visitors and locals spoke briefy as did Harry Windle and Thomas Walters who provided music. Delegations from nearby counties and West Virginia officials attended. Prizes for the membership campaign were displayed. A further meeting is set for January 5.
Local social notes list December 5 gathering of The Willing Workers Circle of The King's Daughters at Miss Martha Brent Burruss home. Various residents and visitors from Front Royal and Warren County are noted, including travels, visits, and an announcement of State Traffic Officer A. O. Hallett's marriage to Mary Nunn in Rockville Maryland.
The annual election of officers of the Frederick Circuit Ladies Aid Society is set for this evening at the parsonage on Whitlock avenue at 7 45. Mrs. Retha Carper will lead the meeting and all members are urged to attend as other business matters will be discussed. Mr. and Mrs. E H Grove have returned home after visiting their son in law and daughter in Hichmion Va.
Workers in St Nazaire defy orders after a Wednesday walk out claiming all were fired and forced into lower wage contracts. Clashes erupt between police and workers as Daladier plans to seek a confidence vote in Parliament to renew decree powers, push a 1939 budget, and adjourn.
Survivors recounts of the collision describe driver Silcox stopping at the crossing and engineer Rehmer applying brakes. A mass funeral is planned as high school classes remain suspended and a list of identified victims from Jordan South D Jordan Bluffdale and Crescent is released.
Funeral services for Mrs Annie McFadden widow of Patrick J McFadden were held at the Church of the Sacred Heart. Rev Charles Comaskey officiated with Revs R E Hannon and Michael Molloy assisting. Interment was in the Catholic Cemetery with pallbearers listed.
Mary Brown described an abduction by three rough looking men on a lonely road near their home. She was not gagged and returned by automobile after a failed ransom attempt. Major Munshower and Maryland State Police pursued the suspects.
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