Social and Personal Notes Mention Distant Travels
Mrs. Cover and her daughters plan an extended tour through North Africa and the Middle East after visits in Winchester while Miss McNeer and sister heal from illness at Middletown. Wagner of Wheeling Corrugating makes a farewell Winchester trip before joining New York Life Insurance. Mrs. Knight travels to Allentown for her nephew Paul Judson Peters funeral after an extended illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
mas.Cover, Jr
Julie
Philadelphia
Winchester
Algeria
daugh‘McNeer
Hantington
W. Va
Middletown
Wheeling
Jack
Wagner
Jeply
New York Life Insurance Company
Knight
B. Mitchell Knightfi
Fairmont Avenue
Allentown
Paul Judson Peters
Young Peters
Snapps Plan Winter Visit to Parker Florida
Mr Charles W Snapp of Opequon Virginia and his family head to Parker Florida for the winter after a previous satisfactory stay there. In a Salem Virginia letter dated December 12 the family asks to route The Star to Parker Florida instead of Opequon Virginia. They travel south by Bristol Knoxville Chattanooga and Atlanta with good roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Snapp
Pequon
Parker
Fla
Star
Salem
Parker, Fla
Opequon
Bristol
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Branner Couple Surprised With Christmas Shower
Mr and Mrs Lester Branner received a pleasant surprise Tuesday evening December 9 when a group of friends gathered to honor them with a shower.
Steph City couple celebrate wedding with kitchen shower
A bungalow reception at Steph City honored a bride and groom Mr and Mrs Branner with a kitchen shower. About 40 guests enjoyed the evening and presented gifts. Refreshments followed late, and guests departed wishing the couple a happy wedded life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephone City
Branner
Near East Relief Dinner Funds Request
Contributions to the Near East lief fund are sought until March 15 for the benefit of those who missed the Near East Relief fund dinner at Hotel Jack last Sunday. Mr. Ducharme aims to encourage Richmond and Winchester to participate in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near Eastlief Fund
Near East Relief Fund
Hotel Jack
Ducharme
Richmond
Winchester
Local society notes show visits and illnesses across Clarke County
Miss Martha Stuart Elizabeth Stuart Jean Stuart and Laicile Anderson motored to Lexington for the weekend. Frank Freize of Pittsburgh came for his sister’s illness. William Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cooper, had a minor operation at Memorial Hospital and recovered well. Various residents and visitors were noted including Mrs. Yeakley Virginia, Miss Stoller, and Miss Dudley, with several departures to Baltimore Chicago and Philadelphia for winter or family reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Elizabeth
Jean Stuart
Laicile Anderson
This City
Virginia O'Connor
Martinsburgh. Va
Lexington
Frank Freize
Pittsburgh
Louis Crismore
Kernstown
William Douglas Cooper
Eugene B. Cooper
Memorial Hospital
Local residents return from trips and visits
Mr. Fred L. Glaize came back from a Washington and Richmond business trip. Mrs. Charles Latham returned home on National Avenue after two weeks visiting her son in Washington. Miss Cary Jones of Kernstown left for Washington to spend most of the winter. Mrs. Abney Payne and daughter Nannie Tucker Payne arrived from Charleston to visit Dr. William P. McGuire. H J and J H Farren of Philadelphia, sales agents for Lewis Jones Knitting Co., were guests in town. Mrs. E V Weeks and daughter Florence Weems sailed from New York to spend the winter in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Latham
National Avenue
J.W. Berry
Washington
Cary Jones
Kernstown
Jentaineg
Abney ‘Payne
Mise
Nannie Tucker Payne
Charleston
W. Va
William P. McGuire
Amherst Street
Messrs
H. J
J. H. Farren
Philadelphia
Lewis Jones, Knitting Company
Arthur Leafe
South Stewart Street
E. V. Weeks
Florence Weems
New York
Europe
Local notables plan holiday visits and returns
Mr D M Timberlake of a Louisville wholesale firm arrives after weeks away and will spend Christmas at his South Braddock Street home. Miss Valley Thorpe returns from North Kent Street to Charles Town W Va. Miss Elizabeth Stuart to spend weekend in Lexington and Blacksburg. Miss Meta Morney Ruth Thomson Sallie Kie and Sue Howrey motored to Winchester from Wardensville for a day visit. Mr John Williams, ill in Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore, aims to spend Christmas with his parents on Amherst Street. Miss Elizabeth and Babe Mc Corkle leave for Charleston WV for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie .Cage
Brunswick
Addison Henry
South Kent Street
D. M. Timberlake
Louisville
South Braddock ‘Street
Miss Valley Thorpe
William C. Hawkins
North Kent Street
Charles Town
W. Va
Elizabeth Stuart
Lexington
Blacksburg
Meta -Morney
Ruth Thomson
Sallie Kie
Sue Howrey
Winchester
Wardenaville
John Williams
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
R. Gray Williams
Amherst Street
Conveyances of County Realty Admits Record
The county clerk records conveyances including Viste r x cast Robert Castleman to S B Purcell for four acres Shawnee. Him et ux to Lawrence for one acre near Gaines. Trustees to Loy for 1 1/2 acres in district for 155. Manuel to Virginia Bow for house and lot in Middle Town for 505. Knee et ux to Link for mill property and 26 1/2 acres at Old Forge for 9000. Minish to H R Butler for 2 1/2 acres near Nain for 1600. Reibourne Co to Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co for pole line in Frederick for 1000. Shockey et ux to Albertus Mason for 7 3/4 acres Gainesboro district for 1000. N Va Power Co and Rogers et ux contract for right of way for poles on Rogers land Shawnee at 5.50 per pole. Cooke et ux to Owens for 5 2 acres on North Frederick grade for 3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Castleman
S.B. Purcell
Lawrence
Gaines
Loy
Ginia G. Bow
Cresin
tSonewall Dis- Manuel
Middletown
E. W. Knee
Frederick County
George Shockey
Albertus Mason
Gainesboro
N. Va
Power Co
N. J. Rogers
Rogers Land
Shawnee
C. M. Cooke
Rebecca P. Owens
North Frederick
Men Fined For Disorder At Mountain Falls Store
Elaworth Dodson Ben Hulver George W Pingley and Wade Line from western part of the county were fined ten dollars and costs each in the county magistrate's court for drunk and disorderly conduct. They allegedly terrorized Mountain Falls last Tuesday while Cy Oates was absent, taking over the store run by Devereux Oates. Pingley faced extra charges about displaying a revolver and liquor boasts, but the magistrate kept the same fine. Deputy Hodgson helped make the arrests amid a large Mountain Falls crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaworth Dodson
Ben Hulver
George W. Pingley
Wade Line
Borhood
Cy Oates
Pingley
Hodgson
Mer Young
Oates
Mountain Falls
Christmas Pageant Rehearsals At Market Street Church
Services at Market Street Methodist Church outline Sunday activities with church school at 9 45 led by Miss Etta Grim devotions, morning worship and junior congregation at 11, evening service at 7 30. The school program In the Fullness of Time Christ a pageant rehearsal for When the Star Shone includes about thirty participants and will be presented Sunday December 21 at 8 o clock, conducted by Pastor J Luther Neff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Grim
Mmebers
Hickory Camp Woodmen elect McFaden chaplain for year
At a regent meeting of Hickory Camp Woodmen of the World Rev Dr F T McFaden was elected chaplain by unanimous vote. He has long been a member and belongs to other groups. Other officers were chosen including Louis Pollard P C C and C C B D Fuller. Thirty five applications were opened for consideration and will boost the local camp roster over four hundred. Installation is planned for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Camp
Woodmen of the World
F. T. McFaden
McFaden
Order
P.C.C
Louis Pollard
C. C
B.D. Fuller
C. C. Gough
Irwin Carper
Ray Ebersole
Water Lowser
Griff Cover
Lutheran Church Services Sunday
The Rev. J. Luther Leiber of Roanoke Va will occupy the pulpit tomorrow Dec 14 in both morning and evening services He will teach the men's Bible class at 930 a m A cordial invitation to hear the well known divine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Luther Leiber
Roanoke
Local Girls Narrowly Defeat Harrisonburg Team
The Girls Athletic Club defeated Harrisonburg High School 25 to 24 at Handley Court. A late rally by the locals sealed a hard fought victory after Harrisonburg led briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Handley Court
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Ee Club
Fort Loudoun
Mr. Snapp
Florida
Winchester Hudson CO
Mid City
Bessmer
REO
FORD
Sampson
Winchester Garage
D. W. McIlwee, Mer
Shenandoah Valley Bank Building
J. W. Cammer & Sons
Star and Durant
Willys-Knight
Cc. B. Organ
Rouss Garage
Braddock Street
D. J. Gregory
R. D. Yeakley
Wadesville
Virginia
Jessie Stoller
Berryville
J. A.anderson
United States Cartridge Company
Capon Bridge
Susan Dailey
W. P. Boyer
Beverly Wright
Clark Cooper
Mary Washington Gold
Chicago
G. Frank Walter, Jr
Anna Orndorff
Stephens City
Dehn
Pappas
H. D. Whitacre
Trone
James Lang
Stephen City
Town
Hunter’ McGuire
Harry Lauder
Poli
Theatre
Katharyn Dudley
Prospect Hill School
Trenton
N. J
W. L. Dudley
Esther Dudley
William L. Lowe
The
United States Military Academy
New York City
J. Foster Reeder
Stamford, Conn
Elizabeth McCormick
Millison McCormick
Kansas City
R. E. Griffith, Sr
West Clifford Street
Katharine . Ford
Clarence Ford
Mrs. Hockman
Rileyville, Va
Anderson
Joseph Markey
A. J. Kline
Ridgeway
Benjamin H. Potts
P. W. Boyd
Virginia State Board of Medical Examiners
Fred L. Glaize
Babe” McCorkle
Market _ St. Methodist Church
J. Luther Neff
H. R. Willis
East Piccadilly Street
Milleson
B. Wood
Lick
High School
N. Market St
Snapp
Me. M. Lynch
N. Braddock St
G. W. Parish
S. Market St. Ust
J.’M. Orndof
Amherst St
Phone Bell
F. A. Shryock
Julia Ward
N. Market Street
H. R. Grim
Haddox
Deave
S. Market
Club
Ward
H. S. DU
Care
W. L. Kuhn
Star Office
Jno
Harmer
Phona
Jersey
Jno. Harmer, Phon
Winterfront
Willys Knight
Sam
New
Braddock St
Jno.w. and Co
Gearhart
A. F. Strickl
Kent St
Avolt
Rapronentanaye
Tenn
Davidson
Cow Techn
Gible ‘Light. CO
Memphis
Ultradyne
Atwater
Kent
Neutrodyne
Radiola
the Valley Service Station
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