Aid Society Shower Honors Newlyweds in Gore
The Aid Society of Time honored the newlyweds with a shower at Mrs. DeHaven's home in Gore on December 27. Attendees included Mrs. Luther Johnson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Larrick, and others from Timber Ridge Romney Wardensville Gore and Wardensville. Delicous refreshments were served late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeHaven
Luther Johnson
Johnson
Ella Kump
Rosiland Larrick
Vera Larrick
Mabel
Bruce Larrick
Timber Ridge
Owen Buckman
Romney
W. Va
Melvin Seldon
Donald
Gore
Audrey Orndorff
Wardensville
White Post Social Notes Link Local Residents
Mrs Sherman Maes and Robert Buckley spent a day in Winchester last week. Mrs Henry Osler and Mrs Francis Logan of Berryville visited Mrs Mary Gore before Christmas. Dr Dearmont was a business visitor in Washington D C. Bill Surenck Frank Smith and Lewis Colby of Washington D C visited Miss Mary and Cathleen Thompson last Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Maes
Robert Buckley
Winchester Eee
Henry Osler
Francis Logan
Berryville
Mary Gore
Dr. Dearmont
Washington, D. C
Bill Surenck
Frank Smith
Lewis Colby
Mary
Cathleen Thompson
Gore
J. Balawis
Browntown
Hallie
Lucie Chris- Sereetaes
Denny
C. Dearmont
Treateke
Holmes McCor
Revells
Eonae & Latata
Jenkins
Winchester
Ritter Jenkins
McDonald
Robert
Waterloo
Sallie D. R. Dearmont
Max Ont
Rixey Dearmont
Gaylord
Bill Dearmont
Ritenour
Front Royal
Kenneth Ball
the Plains
S. D. R. Dearmont
Luther Morris
Summerville
Floyd Nauman
On Sparks
Walter Wisecarver
Eleaine Conley
D. R. Déarmont
George Haymaker
Local residents share Christmas visits and moves
A roundup of neighbors visiting relatives across Berryville Front Royal Winchester and nearby towns. Families such as Dearmont Haymaker Lamp and DeHaven move into new homes and apartments while others reunite for Christmas. A second snow fell with lighter depth than Thanksgiving’s eight inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen DeHaven
City
Nettie Lamp
Paul Lamp
Howards Chapel
Harry Kerns
Alva Lamp
Harry L. DeHaven
Siler
John Ed Luttrell
Fervin O. Heironimus
White Hall Notes Holiday Visits Across Town
White Hall Virginia notes list residents and visitors during Christmas and holidays. Alma Jean Sense is staying with aunt and uncle Frank and Prank Runkles. Several families including McKee Strother Larrick Lamp and Shade share holiday meals and visits in Bruce Del Ray Washington D C Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hall
Alma Jean Sense
Prank Runkles
J. T. McKee
Melvin
Robert Smith
Brucenr
Hunter Strowbridge
Frances
Mary Bruce
Madeline Strother
B. F. Strother
George Larrick
Ida Shepherd
Wilson Puffinbur
Carroll Shade
Cumberland
Ray Lamp
Washington, D. C
C. W. Lamp
John McNealy
Tennessee
Carter Luttrell
Herbert Runkles
del Ray
W. Va
Aiecee
Hoa Esehell
Washington, D
Brush Creek Notes Guests Visit Busy Weekend
Brush Creek Virginia reports social visits from Arnold V. Dailey and Mrs. Laura C. Dailey with Ernest Gray and Mrs. A. P. Whitacre and Harvey L. Mauzy visiting Martinsburg relatives. A. L. DeHaven hosted Harry O. Kerns and family from Opequon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush Creek
Arnold V. Dailey
Ernest Gray
Laura C. Dailey
A. P. Whitacre
Harvey L. Mauzy
Martinsburg
W. Va
A. L. DeHaven
Harry O. Kerns
Opequon
Pleasant Grove and Sunday School Present Christmas Program
Cross Roads Va December 29 The Pleasant Grove school and Sunday school joined for a Christmas program Saturday evening. Mrs W V Carpenter who has been ill is slowly improving. Mr and Mrs Jess Peacemaker and Mrs W W Hicks visited Mrs Fannie Haines Sunday. Mrs Jennie McKee spent Tuesday with Mrs Esta McKee and children. Mrs W R Berryhill and children were guests of Mr and Mrs J B White Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
Pleasant Grove
W. V. Carpenter
Jess Peacemaker
W. W. Hicks
Fannie Haines
Jennie McKee
Esta McKee
W. R. Berryhill
J.B. White
Oranda Notes Recap of Christmas Week in Oranda Virginia
Oranda notes describe warm spell then winter weather. Residents visiting relatives include Gertie Pangle at J P Campbell Lebanon church and Christmas gatherings with the Miller Coffelt Lam bert and Watson households. Walnut Springs Church Christmas exercises led by Mildred Loving. Parsonage repairs underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oranda
Gertie Pangle
J. P. Campbell
Lebanon Church
J. Miller
Hollis Coffelt
Colleen
Winchester
Harry Coffelt
Clarendon
W. A. Coffelt
Lester Hollar
A. H. Jackson
R. W. Holsinger
Timberville
James Boggs
Harold March
Christmas guests fill Middletown area with family visits
In Middletown Virginia on December 29 Miss MaeGinn stayed in Culpeper with Miss Edith Dinges and sister Mrs. Hudson. Numerous locals and relatives from Beckley and Washington, D C gathered for Christmas visits, birthday greetings, and holiday meals. A burglary near town saw fifteen hens stolen from J T Reely’s chicken coop. Russell McCauley broke his collarbone while playing football. T A Williams treated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
MaeGinn
Culpeper
Edith Dinges
Hudson
Burdette
Clark
B.C
Washington
Tom
Guyer ‘Larrick
Clifton Forge
Sydney’ Larrick
Beckley
W. Va
Sydney Larrick
Joneod Everly
Winchester
W. A. Everly
Kenneth Hooley
Bridgewater
Ethel Hooley
Manassas
George Gordon Keith
Frances Berzack
Beckley W. Va
Annie Henretty
John Fred Larrick
Lexington
Fred Larrick
Randolph Larrick
William Kline
Russell McCauley
T. A. Williams
J. T. Reely
Town
Misses MclInturff
Eddie MclInturff
Herbert Frye
John Weirich
Hyattsville
Joseph Derrick
Clark Kline
Passers Named In Virginia Bar Examinations
In Richmond on December 29 the state bar examiners announced only about half of 72 candidates passed the December 13 14 tests. Forty passed and will be admitted to the bar. the rest may attempt the next exam. Passers include Donald G Balthis Arthur Jordan O C am en Howard Darwie Frank M Clark and many others from towns across Virginia plus several out of state names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Spara
Donald G. Balthis
Strasburg
Arthur Jordan Ocam‘en
Big Island
Howard Darwie
Madisonville
Frank M Clark
Arlington
Byron K. Enyart
Jan Pearson
Lexington
Louise Sampson
Clifton Forge
Arthur W. Sinclair
Manassas
Paul Conway Smith
Charlottesville
Park Edmund Sher
Alexandria
Alexander J. von Thelen
Clifford Jason Yudkoff
Vincent Cassel Adamson
Garden City
N. Y
Henry Clay Barrett
Portsmouth
James Vaughan Beale
Franklin
R. Garnett Bledsoe, Jr
Nathalie
Benjamin Logan Campbell
Petersburg
Ezra ‘Thomas Carter
Gate City
William P. Dickson, Jr
Virginia Beach
Hansel Fleming
Clintwood
Dorothy Payne Hagen
Christiansburg
John A. Harris
Richard L. Howell
Roanoke
8. G. Jones, Jr
Norfolk
J C. Knibb
Greene Howard Lawson
James L. McLemore, Jr
Suffolk
James E Quisenberry
Davis Clark Rice
A. Leroy Sweeney
Dumbarton
W. D. Temple
Joe W. Trundje
Denville
Ester Sutro Weinberg
Edward T. Whitehead
Chatham
Sale of Stephenson Amusement House by Public Auction
By virtue of an execution in the matter of Glaize & Brother vs J W Stephenson I will offer for sale at public auction January 10 1939 at 10 a m on the premises the described property of the defendant A frame building 42 ft 8 in long and 30 ft 8 in wide located on the East side of North Cameron Street known as the Stephenson Amusement ho ram Terms of Sale CASH Taylor L Barr City Sergeant 12-29 31-1-3-5-9-51
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glaize & Brother
J. W. Stephenson
Cameron Street
Public sale of valuable personal property at Omps farm
Trustee B P Harrison announces a public auction of farm and shop items at the C E Omps Brown Farm near Kernstown. Sale focuses on a transplanter spray equipment boiler Ford truck Formall tractor and assorted tools with payment due as items are struck down. The sale is set for 10 AM December 29 1938 at the home place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Omps
Brown Farm
Kernstown
B. P. Harrison
Grandma Leaves Witchery Home in Powell's Mountain Tale
In Jonesville Virginia nine year old Bertha Sybert stays in bed as Grandma Rebecca Sybert plans to leave, saying the witchery may have her. Locals report bed noises and ghost sightings, with Lee County Sheriff R F Giles compiling statements for a county meeting and legal review. Dr Irvin Abell of Louisville is named president of the American Medical Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesville
Dec
Bertha Sybert
Rebecca Sybert
Eda
Bertha
Powell's Mountain
Lee County
R. F Giles
Lee County Commonwealth’s Attorney and Board of Supervisors
The
American Medical Association
Irvin Abell
Louisville
Kentucky
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John C. Woolfolk Sinclair
Capitol Flour
Rand
MCKAY
Chipso Crisco
Manning
Florida
AUTH
Ruth
White House Coffee
United Food Stores
Braddock & Valley Ave
Shenandoah Motor CO
Fairmont
Loudoun
Leicester St
S. Stewart Street
W. Clifford
American Cooperage Co
Sal&mon
Timothy and Alfalfa Hay
C. Hardy Grim
Adam Mitchell
Capon Bridge
Harry H. Willis
Clara Fultz Bentz
John Ebert Farm
P. O. Box
N. Main
Wentz
Gerrard and
Valley Ave
J. G. Stadelman
Emilli Scellaneous Greene
Paul Poston
Byron Brumback
Capitol Theatre
Star Office
Ate Rouss Park
Sergeant’s Sale
Ram
Taylor L. Barr
Plymouth
Akyr
Buncutter Tire CO
Gainesboro
Virginia Motor CO
N. Braddock St
Holmes
Bickers Motor Co
Service Department
Tus Super
Amed
Frankfurters
Sausace
Yukon Club
Sunnyfield
Dole
del Monte
Iona
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