Berryville Social Notes Holiday Visitors and Travel
Berryville residents welcomed relatives and friends from Arlington Lynchburg Washington Philadelphia and beyond for Christmas weekend. Many visits included Char les Ki t Shenandoah Takoma Park Md Danville Front Royal and Winchester with christenings hospital updates and travel to Georgia Ohio New Orleans and New York areas noted.
Potts Couple Host Christmas Caroling Party
Mr and Mrs Roy E Potts Jr entertained a group of young people with Christmas carols Friday night at Byrd Avenue home. After singing they moved indoors for refreshments and socializing in the Potts residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Potts Jr
Potts
Byrd Ave
Christmas guest list travels across Clarke County visitors
Local table of Christmas visits shows many Clarke County residents hosting relatives from Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania over the holiday weekend. Names include the Clarks Mallorys Ritters Dodges Ponts and many others visiting from Berryville Martinsville Winchester Richmond Greenbelt Bethesda and New Kensington.
Local Families Share Christmas Travel and Visits
Miss Dorothy Clevenger and Miss Helen Clevenger returned to Richmond after Christmas with their father Herbert Clevenger and with them was Miss Dorothy Clevenger of Upperville. Miss Marion Levi of Washington spent Christmas with her mother and sister Mrs. George H. Levi and Garnet at the Crows Nest apartment. Mr. and Mrs. George Kercheval returned from Washington where they visited their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rives and granddaughter.
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Berryville
Theodore Miller
Charles Ki
Shenandoah
Millers
Joanna Claude
G. P. Cadwallader
Elmer W. Ritter
Takoma Park, Md
Louthan Foley
Clinton Foley
Danville
L. J. Langbein
Arlington
Langbeins
Lynchburg
Ann Langbein
Longwood College
Herman Lloyd
Ashland
Edith Ritter
Jimmy Ritter
Jack Russell
Carroll Lee
Donna
Jack
Front Royal
J. W. Keyser
Eula Fox
Frank Humston
Elkton
Nattie Humston
Mary Humston
Opequon
Mrs. Humston
Ernest Watson
Charles Town
W. Va
R. M. Cross
Dennie
Caldwell
N. J
Rockville Center
Long Island
G. Kenneth Levi
Illiam Harper Dean
Washington
Seldon G. O’bryan
Helen Bromley
Clearbrook
O’bryan
Joy O'Bryan
John Bromley
O’bryans
Rozier H. Emmans
H. R. House
Emmans
I. C. Townson
George Osborn
Ben Williams
John Osborn
Harold Paget
Philadelphia
William Peltz
W. E. Cabell
Barbara
Mrs. Cabell
Mrs. G. C. Starbuck
J. A. Stultz
Inlaw
Ralph Stultz
Elizabeth Anne
Winter Wiley
Lyle Armel
Summit Point
Ellis F. Jackson Sr
Bobby Jackson
Ellis F. Jackson Jr
New Orleans
C R. Joyce
Pat, Charles
John
Farmville
Thomas Howell
Mrs
Ernest Brown
William A. Emmans
John Carlisle
Twyla Cromer
Frances Ann Reid
Ernest Feltner
Feltner
Carl Feltner
Richard
Adele Feltner
Ernest Feltner Jr
Edna Carroll
William Carroll
Don Bauman
Donnie
Mr. and
Henry Clark
Newcomberstown
Ohio
Hugh N. Ritter
A. M. Morris
Maria Morris
Howard Morris
George
Winchester
Morris
Frank Bailey
Ralph Crampton Staples
Billy
Oakland
Clay Staples
Alexandria
Clarke
Lamar Hardy
New York
William B. Clagett
E. G. Conner
Main St
Grayson Coiner
Bethesda, Md
William E. Clevenger
Herbert Clevenger
Richmond
Enos Myers
Chambersburg
Helen Clevenger
Clevenger
Dorethy Clevenger
Upperville
Marion Levi
George H. Levi
Miss Garnet
Crows Nest
George Kercheval
Louis Rives
Batavia to Jakarta name change under U S of Indonesia
Jakarta will become the capital’s new identity Batavia is the historic name meaning strong city. The change follows Indonesia's move to rename Batavia to Jakarta and distinguishes it from Jogjakarta which serves as the sultanate seat and former capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Jakarta
U. S
United States of Indonesia
Jan Pieterszoon Coen
Java
Jogjakarta
Dewey Rejects Presidential Bid amid New York Governor role
Thomas E. Dewey said he would not pursue the Republican presidential nomination in the near term while continuing as Governor of New York. He appointed Charles B. Breiv... to the State Supreme Court, fueling speculation about a private life after December 31, 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Charles B. Breive
State Supreme Court
Does paint preserve wood in historical context
Paint does not stop decay but protects wood from weathering and adds decoration. It shields surface moisture and wear, yet deterioration from biological decay remains possible beneath coatings.
Portsmouth Pastor Takes Presbyterian Pulpit in Berryville
The Rev. J. Clyde Mohler of Prentis Park Presbyterian church Portsmouth accepts a call to Berryville Stone's Chapel and Clearbrook Presbyterians. He seeks transfer to Winchester Presbytery and will move early January occupying Berryville manse, succeeding Rev. R. J. McDonald. Mohler holds A B Hampden Sydney and B D Union Theological Seminary degrees and was ordained in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clyde Mohler
Prentis Park Presbyterian Church
Portsmouth
Berryville
Stone’s Chapel
Clearbrook
Hohler
Presbytery
Norfolk
Winchester
R. J. McDonald
Second Presbyterian Church
Mohler
Hampden-Sydney College
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Board Opposes Byrd Plan to Transfer School Powers
Elizabeth City county supervisors rejected State Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. proposal to shift school board duties to the county board. The board unanimously opposed the measure and directed Delegate-elect Victor P. Wilson of Hampton to vote against it if it reaches the House floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Elizabeth City
Board of Supervisors
Harry F. Byrd Jr
County Board of Supervisors
Unanim
Victor P Wilson
House of Delegates
Victim in Crash Remains Unconscious at Winchester Hospital
James W. Gardner remains unconscious at Winchester hospital following a December 23 accident. He was critically injured in the crash and has shown no improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Gardner
Winchester Hospital
Parking capacity on city blocks varies widely
The modulus of city blocks differs but the average city street can park about 18 cars per block diagonally from the curb and about bumper to bumper.
Hats, pipes, and small comforts as mood boosters
The speaker notes his wife buys hats as tonic mood lifters and contrasts his own harmless impulse buys like a new briar pipe. He reflects Buck Howell copes by blowing a neglected clarinet, concluding people respond differently to simple pleasures such as hats, pipes, sodas, or beer.
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