Notable Virginia Home Hosts Guests At Hunt Club Event
A Virginia mansion hosted a gathering with notable guests including Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd and daughter Miss Margaret Byrd among others. Miss Betty Fauntleroy visited Winchester and floral tributes were laid at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Virginia
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Winchester
Margaret Byrd
Blue Ridge Hunt
Floyd Harris
Martha Harris
Stoke
Melvinichardson
Corotoman
Ear Upperville
Ivin Baird
Frank Hack
Arry Russell
Virginia Greenway Russell
Mer
Arri
Ichard P. Whiting
Mary Oolfolk
Wart Johnston
George H. Burwell
George H. Burwell, Jr
J. Townsend Burwell
B. O’ F. Randolph
Fairfax Randolph
Mary Carter Randolph
Frances Richardson
Courtney B. Jones
Edward Gay Butler
Petcy Randolph
Robert Carter Randolph
Edward B Jacobs
Billy Jacobs
Percy R. Drury
Glenor Drury
Gwynne Harrison
Golden
Louise Carson
Gordon Rogers
T. Thomson
Miss Fauntleroy
Betty Fauntleroy
Thomas T. Fauntleroy
St. Louis
Joseph A. Massie
Amherst Street
Washington
Mount Hebron
Supreme Court of Appeals of
Judge and Mrs Williams Welcome a Son at Memorial Hospital
Judge of the Winchester Corporation Court and circuits of Clarke Frederick Shenandoah Warren counties and Mrs Gladys George of Winston Salem welcomed a son at Memorial Hospital early today. Both mother and child are doing nicely. The notice also lists family visitors and holiday plans from Mrs Robert C Hook of Amherst Street. The Brethren Church Christmas program directed by the Sunday school and Christian Endeavor is set for Friday at 7 45 PM. The Reward of Kindness is highlighted. E W Dixon and son Wade K Dixon plan a Pittsburgh holiday visit with relatives.
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Williams
Philip Williams
Memorial Hospital
Gladys George
Winston-Salem
N. C
Winchester Corporation Court
Clarke
Frederick
Shenandoah
Warren Counties
R. C. Hook
Robert C. Hook
Amherst Street
Walter C. Hook
Holland, Va
The
Christian Church
A. L. Hook
Elon College
Hook
WN. C
Kenneth Hook
Robert M. Hook
Virgilina
Paul G. Hook
Chatham
Brethren Church
First Brethren Church
Sunday School
Christian Endeavor Society
Mrs Clauser Wins Prize at Large Bridge Party
A charity bridge event at Colonial Inn Strasburg hosted by Mr and Mrs Ts Th wommon Mr and Mrs Arthur Funk and Mree cane Burgess featured four tables with prizes for ladies and men. Mrs La Verne Clauser of Reading Pa won first prize with Aubrey Johnson and Mary Consolation noted among winners. About 25 couples danced to radio music by Russell Bell as punch and cakes were served.
Birthday Party for Nina Lee Ruckman at Shingleton Home
Mr and Mrs N B Shingleton hosted a birthday gathering at 125 East Leicester Street for their niece Nina Lee Ruckman who turned five. Pink and white decorations framed the event with refreshments served and a dozen young guests including Dorothy McDonald Colleen Clowser June McIlwee Arlene McIlwee Charlotta McCarty Minnie McCarty Jeah Elizabeth Ritter Elsie May Louthan Hazel Ruckman Margaret Bean Audrey Shingleton Masters Dumpsey Ritter Leo Ruckman and Buddy McDonald in attendance.
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N. B. Shingleton
East
Leicester Street
Nina Lee Ruckman
Missus Dorothy McDonald
Colleen Clowser
June McIilwee
Arlene McIlwee
Charlotta McCarty
Minnie McCarty
Jeah Elizabeth Ritter
Elsie May Louthan
Hazel Ruckman
Margaret Bean
Audrey Shingleton
Masters Dumpsey Ritter
Leo Ruckman
Buddy McDonald
Dynamite blast injuries leave man with partial sight
John T. Lloyd of Berrys Clarke county returns home after treatment at Memorial Hospital following a dynamite explosion near Upperville that cost him his sight. He remains cheerful and grateful to be alive. A 4 H Club formed at High View School with officers named. Fairfax Harrison of The Plains plans a January 2 dinner dance at Montgomery Country Club for debutante Sally Harrison. Long Branch hosts Christmas house party with guests Laura Crease Bunch, Talghman H. Bunch, Sue Lewis, and Charlott Nelson Holt among others.
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Memorial Hospital
Upperville
John T. Lloyd
Berrys
Clarke County
Lloyd
Fairfax Harrison
the Plains
Montgomery Country Club
Washington
Sally Fairfax, Harrison
Harrison
Baltimore
Charles R. White
Hetty Cary
Long Branch
Hugh M. Nelson
Laura Crease Bunch
New York
Talghman H. Bunch
Sue Lewis
Augusta County
Howard Bunch
Nelson
Charlott Nelson Holt
Elizabeth Holt
Lynchburg
Christmas Gifts For Parsonage From Church Members
The Deihl parsonage at Whitlock received Christmas gifts from church members including live chickens canned goods fruits vegetables meats and a turkey from Relief Church to complete the Christmas dinner. Mary Gold arrived from New York to visit relatives and renew old acquaintances after European travels. Clyde A DeHart became general solicitor for Mutual Life Insurance in New York, joining Frank A Jacques’s district agency. Shoppers from Winchester include Alex Earle B M Carter and James Robinson. John Perrine from Blacksburg plans to spend holidays with his father R E Perrine.
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Santa Claus
Paul R. Deihl
Whitlock
Claus
Mr. Diehl
Frederick
Round Hill
Church At Relief
Diehl
Mary Gold
New York
Frank B. Crawford
North
Washington Street
Miss Gold
Europe
Florence
Italy
Switzerland
France
England
Clyde A. DeHart
Mutual Life Company
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Frank A. Jacques
DeHart
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Christmas Guests and Local Arrivals in Winchester
Notices list visitors and residents around Winchester during the holidays. Mr Fred Lord and Mr Gallotti of Lord and Spencer in Winchester on apple deal are expected back in Boston before the holidays. Mr and Mrs E P Gooch and son Robert from Pittsburgh visit Mrs Gooch's relatives on Apple Pie Ridge. Mr and Mrs Arthur M Field of Rochester arrive to stay with Mrs R T Barton. Mrs Robert M Ward visits relatives in Casanova for Christmas. Mrs Walter B Potts returns after death in family. Mrs F A Read Jr of McCormac Apartments hospitalized at Memorial.
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Louise King
E. King
Harrisonburg
Elizabethton
Tenn
Leonard Estep
W. H. Estep
Hinton
W. Va
Wright
Fred Lord
Mr. Gallotti
Lord and Spencer, Inc
Winchester
Boston
New York
Packer
E. P. Gooch
Robert Goch
Pittsburgh
Arthur M. Field and Children
Rochester, N. Y
Field
R. T. Barton
South Washington Street
Chicago Grain Closing Prices Rise on Wheat
Wheat led gains with March and May up as a Chicago commission house bought, while July wheat advanced slightly on short covering. Corn weakened late, finishing at the day’s low, with rye and oats largely following corn’s trend in a quiet session at the Chicago Board of Trade.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Mrs Field Visits Rochester Couple on Apple Pie Ridge
Mrs W D Pield of Rochester New York arrived for a visit to BE and Mrs Allen Bond at their Apple Pie Ridge home. Bond is a niece of Mrs Field.
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W. D. Pield
Rochester
N. Y
Mrs. Allen Bond
Apple Pie Ridge
Bond
Mrs. Field
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Lactate B. Miller
Tom Scully
Mercersburg Academy
Thomas G. Scully
John S. .Scully
South Stewart Street
Mercersburg Acadmiy
Mercersburg
Academy
Scully
Hg Oid Ee
Potomac Edison
Northern Virginia Power Company
E. W. Dixon
Wade K. Dixon
Daniel Green
Huntsberry
Miss Ruckman
High View School
Gretta Broy
Eloise Greene
Anna Broy
Ritenour
Igaret Bauserman
Raymond Bates
Brunswick, Md
Brunswick
Charles Shewbridge
Jazz Bandits
Venus Club
Alex Earle
Front Royal
B. M. Carter
Stephens City
James Robinson
Strasburg
John Perrine
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
R. E. Perrine
Robert M. Ward
Ome
Edwin 8. Hicks
Casanova, A
Walter B. Potts
Robert Shade
Siler
F. A. Read, Jr
McCormac Apartments
the Apple Gift Shop
George Washington Hotel
W. B. Hibbs & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
Telephone National
Hallower
Pure Food
Braddock
Wat
Kaufman’s
Coats
Karem
Margaret L. Hodgson
Merry Christmas
Norfolk and Western Railway
Norfolk and Western
Norfolk Railwa
Roanoke
Suippers
Lovett Bros
Sample Shoe Store
Stauntor
Xmas
Betsy
Ross
Crystal Restaurant and Confectionery
Goodyear
W. A. Buncutter & Son
Albin, VA
Fie Hower
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