Continental Oil Company Social and Personal Note
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Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1931
Page
3
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
The schedule lists events from 5 to 7 30 p m including Ladies Aid Society activities at First Christian Church and the home of Mrs Minnie Slonaker. The Winchester Historical Society meets at Handley Library lecture hall at 1 30 p m. Evening programs include prayer services by the Woman's Missionary Society and a United Brethren Church banquet. A card party and American Legion luncheon are also noted along with a Civic League meeting at Handley Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Christian Church
Winchester Historical Society
Handley Library
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
Church of Christ
Minnie Slonaker
W. Piccadilly Street
Woman’s Missionary Society of
First Baptist Church
Christian Endeavor Society of the United Brethren Church
Ways and Means Committee of Order of the Eastern Star
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
American Legion Post
George Washington Hotel
Civic League
L. M. Allen
Willing Workers’ Society
Birthday Party Honoring Mr. Carpenter At Mrs. Anderson Home
Friends and relatives gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. J. W. Anderson’s home for a birthday surprise for Mr. Russell Carpenter. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments. gifts were presented to Mr. Carpenter amid a festive atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Russell Carpenter
J. W. Anderson
J. W. Carpenter
Loness Hetzel
John Whittington
John Lee
Thomas Anderson
W. H. Boyd
Hosie Hoover
John Boyce
Jennie Rodgers
Virginia White
Ada Bayliss
Ethel Anderson
Lois Anderson
Eva Boyce
Zela Spillman
Louise Hoover
Betty Pierce
Mary Boyd
Helen Boyd
Darling Boyce
Catherine Carper
Ralph Hummer
Jerry Mason
Perry Mason
Clarence Anderson
Russell Carper
Jack Anderson
Robert Boyd
Mr. Carpenter
Tea Invitations Honor Miss Betty Schuyler Woe
Miss Nancy Gray Larrick issued invitations for a Saturday tea at her West Clifford street home honoring Miss Betty Schuyler Woe daughter of Lieut Col W Woodruff of Fort Hamilton. Guests included Miss Woodruff and Miss Crawford during a week of visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Gray Larrick
West Clifford Street
Betty Schuyler Woe
Col
W. Woodruff
Fort Hamilton
Main Island
Miss Larrick
Miss Woodruff
Elizabeth Crawford
North Washington Street
Local residents leave for visits and gatherings
Kremer joins Mrs in Hagers town to make a future home. Anderson accepts a position with the Hagestown branch of a well known chain store. Kerst street illness reported improved. Mrs. Joseph Wright travels to Baltimore to visit Mrs. Charles. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gaylord and Miss Mary Miller go to Philadelphia to see Commander and Mrs. Reifkohl and attend a football game. The party returns home Monday while Miss Miller stays with the Reifkohl family. Mrs. Clarke Cooper and Mrs. B. Beverley Wright visit Washington for the day. Mrs. Phil H. Gold hosts a bridge party at Braddock street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Elizabeth Ritter
M. H. Ritter
Braddock Street
Kremer
Mrs
Hagerstown
Anderson
Paul Gaylord
Mary Miller
Philadelphia
Frederick Reifkohl
Wolffe Street
Miss Miller
Reifkohi
A Roanoke Man Says Natex Restores Health After Stomach Trouble
In Roanoke Virginia Mr Ferguson of 120 Tazewell Ave says a long battle with a troubled stomach, gas, constipation, and fatigue eased after using Natex at the Peoples Service Drug Store. The ad touts Natex as triple strength with nine grains of tonics per dose and sixty grains of other beneficial elements and urges acceptance of no substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Service
Ferguson
Virginia Iron 2 Bridge Co
Tazewell Ave
S. E
Roanoke
Natex
Peoples Drug Store
Mrs William D Smith to Spend Months in Clarkesdale Miss
Mrs. William D Smith Jr and her young son Wallace Wooten travel to Clarkesdale Mississippi to stay with relatives for several months. Mr Smith, a commander at Shenandoah Valley Academy, plans to join later for Christmas holidays. Little Peggy Van Huss resumes studies at John Kerr School after scarlet fever illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Smith, Jr
Wallace Wooten
Clarkesdale
Miss
Smith
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Peggy van Huss
Eva van Huss
Summit Point
John Kerr School
Three Days' Cough Warns Of Danger Signal
Creomulsion is advertised as a twofold medicine that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. The ad claims creosote as a key healing ingredient and promises relief from persistent coughs and colds, bronchitis, asthma, and other respiratory issues with a money refund if not relieved.
Local society notes and visits across several cities
Mr. Alva Richards is spending days in New York City on a business trip. Mr. E. P. Bean returned to his home on Stewart street after days in Staunton on business. Master Frank Eutsler Jr. is ill and confined to his Virginia avenue home. Mrs. Jeanne Stuart White visits Hagerstown staying with Mr. Lynn K. Brugh Jr. Mr. Nathan H. Carpenter Sr. of Ohio visits with his son and daughter-in-law on Valley avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Metz, Jr
Memorial Hospital
Daniel Metz
Loudoun Street
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Philadelphia
Mr. Alva Richards
New York City
E. P. Bean
Stewart Street
Staunton
Frank Eutsler, Jr
Frank Eutsler
Virginia Avenue
Butsler
Jeanne Stuart White
Hagerstown
Lynn K. Brugh, Jr
Nathan H. Carpenter, Sr
Ohio
N. H. Carpenter, Jr
Valley Avenue
Miss Cora Whitacre Weds Mason in Martinsburg
Announcement from Martinsburg West Virginia reports the marriage of Miss Cora M Whitacre formerly of Gore to Mr James W Mason last Saturday evening November 28 at St John Lutheran Church parsonage Martinsburg Rev Dr F R Wagner officiated. The groom works as an engineer on the Pennsylvania Railroad and they will live at Ramsey Apartments in Martinsburg. Miss Margaret Richards has returned to Washington to study at George Washington University after holidays with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora M. Whitacre
Mason
Martinsburg
W. Va
Gore
Ramsey
Margaret Richards
Washington
George Washington University
Boyd R. Richards
South Washington Street
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Social and Personal
Leona Shade
P. N. Place
Leona L. Shade
Berkeley Springs
Preston N. Place
Winchester
S. Isaac
Place
Clinton Shade
Mr. Place
A. L. Place
Mrs. Place
Miss Wodruff
Mr. Metz
Redlands
Fred A. Whitacre
Whitacre
Redland Sunday School
Fred Shull
Albert Martin
Edmonia Martin
Martin
Romney
Annie McFadden
Patrick J. McFadden
Milton Bauserman
Ivan Vanney
W. F. Brown
Landon B. Whitacre
Donald John
W.N. Perkinson
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Danville
Allen
Huntsberry
Kerst Street
Joseph Wright
Baltimore
Charles
Clarke Cooper
B. Beverley Wright
Phil H. Gold
Mr. C. C. Ferguson
Lou Bernstein
Art Fashion Clothes
N. Loudoun St
Baker’s Cocoa
Baker’s Chocolate
Crisco
Baker’s
Superior
Sauer’s Vanilla
Sauer’s Lemon
Sauer’s
Christmas Savings Club
United States
the Commercial & Savings Bank
National Credit Association No. 1
Fifth Federal Reserve District
C. W
C. W. Ramsburg Grocery
Telephone
Roland C. Ryan
Mar
Braddock and
Boscawen Streets
R. M. Swimpfy
Jacobson Furniture
S. Main St
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Buncutter Tire Co
Crisfield Oysters
G. @. Snapp
City Meat Market
Mack
North Main Street
Margaret
Hodgson
Bell Clothes Shop
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