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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1934

Page

3

Governor's Ball in Richmond a brilliant affair

Richmond prepares for the first official governor's ball to honor Governor-elect Cross. Mrs. John Garland Pollard among patronesses. event at Blues Armory features high officials and state guards, with notices of attending dignitaries and arrangers.

Richmond John Garland Pollard Richmond Light Infantry Blues Cc. Perry Perry Blues’ Armory Ely Twenty-Ninth Division Governor Cross Connecticut Connecticut Guards Harry Flood Byrd Berryville E. Lee Trinkle Roanoke Andrew Jackson Montague Claude A. Swanson James H. Price Samuel Gardner Waller J. Sinclair Brown Robert W. Daniel Richard Crane William H. Cocke John W. Williams John B. Cary Harris Hart Everett R. Combs T. McCall Frazier Robert Buford Rose George L. Christian Richmond Blues Virginia R. B. Rose W. W. Atkins H. W. Harris W. R. Southward J. W. Rankin E. C. Pierce W. E. Mesmiller W. C. Figg

Social Calendar of Local Clubs and Choirs Weekly Meetings

A list of weekly gatherings including Elks meetings at Winchester Lodge and Grace Lutheran adult choir practices. Also notes Rotary Club luncheon at Gorge Washington Hotel and various church and community group events across Stephens City, Handley Library, and George Washington Hotel locations.

Winchester Lodge Benevolent Protective Order of Elks Grace Lutheran Church Woman's Missionary Society of Braddock Street M. E. Church Golden Rule Bible Classroom Julian Steele Stephens City High School Rotary Club Gorge Washington Hotel Woman's Christian Temperance Union Handley Library Girls’ Athletic Association West Piccadilly Street Wekely American Legion Post George Washington Young Peoples Bradock Street Methodist Episcopal Church Music Lovers’ Club Lions Club George Washington Hotel First Baptist Church Kiwanis Club

Miss Mary E Chapman Weds H L Herrell in Atlantic City

Miss Mary E Chapman of Atlantic City wed H Lyle Herrell in a 2 30 ceremony at the bride’s uncle and aunt E L Young home. The Rev R K Sheppard officiated with a reception afterward. The couple plan to reside in Winchester after February 1 following a wedding trip through New Jersey and New York City.

Mary E. Chapman H. Lyle Herrell Atlantic City N. J Winchester Virginia Kennedy E. L. Young Mr. Herrell Mr. Young R. K. Shepard First Baptist Herrell Sales Corporation Pne The Lions Clab

Brooks' Compound Syrup of Tar with Cod Liver and Menthol

A historic medicine advertisement promoting Phone 166 Brooks' Compound Syrup of Tar with Extract of Cod Liver and Menthol intended to ease coughs and throat irritations. The note highlights the formula and its use for respiratory relief.

Brooks

Annual German of the Hagerstown Assembly Brilliant Function

A Hagerstown Assembly event features debutantes Miss Laura Kath erine Roulette and Miss Helen Bower with a formal reception line led by prominent guests including Mrs. Raymond Baby and Governor Albert C. Ritchie. Ballroom decor centers on white satin screens with green red and gold lighting and Easter lilies.

Iesse Laura Katherine Roulette George E. Roulette Helen Bower John G. Bower Roger Whipple Melville Fuller Riley James Findlay Robert L. Campbell Samuel Negley Raymond Baby Shepherdstown W. Va Lynn K. Brugh Richard Evelyn Byrd Winchester Charles Town Clarence Martin Martinsburg George Phillips John Scully

Social news roundup from Martinsburg area society

Mr and Mrs 8 L Metro and son entertained guests at New Year dinner including Mrs Joe Walker Sr Miss Imogene Walker Captain Golden Walker and Mrs Lee Phillips Choir members urged to attend United Brethren rehearsal at 6 45 pm at church. Several residents visit relatives and return home across West Virginia and Maryland with updates on illness and social events.

William Hohannes Lexington Washington and Lee University G. W. Hohannes West Boscawen Street David C.boles White Post Francis Weaver Ross Spence Baltimore Boles John C. Lee 8. L. Metro and Son Francis Metro Joe Walker Shepherdstown Imogene Walker Matoaka W. Va Golden Walker Staunton Lee Phillips Martinsburg Young People’s Choir The United Brethren Church Joe Hohannes University of West Virginia At Morgantown

Guests Injured in Clarke Dance Party Road Mishap

Berryville banker Lewis N. Glover stopped to aid a stalled car from a Miss Margaret Crockett gathering at Questover and became stuck in mud. Edward Williams and a guest woman arrived to help, but Francis of Purcellville crashed into Williams’s car, injuring a guest and breaking windshields. The injured woman was treated by Dr. Frank Tappan and returned home.

Berryville Lewis N. Glover Margaret Crockett Edward McC. Williams Glover Francis Purcellville Winchester Mr. Williams Williams Frank Tappan T. S. Crockett

Julius C. Davis Improves After Stroke in Winchester

Julius C Davis a long time Winchester shoe maker and shopkeeper improved after a slight paralysis stroke at his Valley avenue home. He remains bed bound though speech and mobility are returning and he keeps his cheerful disposition. This marks his second long illness in a busy 85 year life with a prior hip fracture twelve years ago.

Julius C. Davis Winchester Valley Avenue Mr. Davis Davis

New Year Dance Tops Clarke County Social Season

The outstanding event was a dance at Carter Hall in Millwood honoring Mr. and Mrs. Stacey Lloyd. Notables from Millwood and beyond attended, with guests staying overnight in local homes and dinners held at Annefield and The Moorings. Social calendar overflowed with hunts, teas, and dances across Christmas and New Year at Woodley Annefield and other estates.

Clarke County Elizabeth Jones Miriam Scott Nancy LeMassena Fenton Nelson Cary Harrison Gwynn Harrison Marie Pierce Harry F. Byrd, Jr Edward Williams William Clagett Henry Lewis Tom Scully T. N. Jones Gustav Nelson Yonkers N. Y Peter Williams Fairfax Randolph Robert C. Randolph Henry Post Mitchell Hamilton Page Dulaney Randolph Archibald C. Randolph Benjamin Harrison John Townsend Burwell Margaret Della Meade Boyce Ann Williams Margaret Dole Joseph Moore, Jr Conrad Lewis Berryville William B. Watkins Charles L. Burwell Lewis B. Meade Ann Meade Peter M. Page Tyson Gilpin Richard Dole Mary Burchard Tom Burchard Tom Woolfolk Joseph Massie Billy Massie Winchester Wilmer Scott Ryton William H. Wilmer Gerard B. Lambert Millwood Cary Randolph Alexandria Charles Hoff William Rust George Riggs University of Virginia Hugh M. Nelson Long Branch Richmond R. G. Mitchell the Glen Charles Consolvo Robert P. Page Ardmore Peter Page Saratoga R. P. Page Philadelphia

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Nance IAL Z Mrs. Stine Hunter M. Stine Fort Collier Town G. William Small George William Small Bangor Maine Elea Samuel M. Chiles Plainfiled Kernstown Small University of Maine Billy Small Christ Episcopal Church Leigh Williams Wilmington Del Harry K. Russell J. P. Hayley Ridgeway Paynes’ Chapel W.W. S. Trenary Roland Tharpe Raymond Smith John Coyle Albert Jones Bernie Bromley Henry Tharpe Attie Jeanette Kathleen Sargent Maude Barrow Juanita Evelyn Jones Mildred Margaret Barrow Marjorie Barrow Rosa Swartz Frances Price Genevieve Tharpe Gertrude Pauline Trenary Emma May Ridgeway Howard Price Elmer Paul Bromley Arthur Guy Trenary Wilson Thurman Smallwood Ralph Sargent Robert Snapp Earl Armel Louis Renner Charles Feltner Alice O. Groves North Loudoun Street Charles Feltner, Jr St. Andrew’s Catholic Church Feltner Hilda Groves Inez Shickle Inwood, W. Va Hattie Stover Sadie Hamrick North Avenue Huntsberry Brooks’ Pharmacy Hagerstown Assembly Mrs. Pitcock Samuel Dove Pitcock Pauline Poole Ladies’ Aid Society Ladies’ Aid Society of Church of Christ S.J. Goode Monmouth Street Harry F. Byrd Rosemont Jane Reynolds Jane Mudd North Cameron Street Margaret Katherine Sullivan National Avenue Washington Elizabeth Sullivan Frances Pence Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College L. H. Pence John Malone Middletown Harry Lee Myerly Marguerite Myerly Poolsville, Md Alfred Holman Canada University of Southern Texas Mary Louise Steele Kenneth Strowbridge Anne Smith Margaret Bauserman Nellie Carroll Cone Lancaster Stephens City Alice Clinger H. T. Lineweaver Bessie Miller Harrisonburg A. M. Steele Lulu B. Jobe Gertie B. Locke Brucetown Mary Eloise Russell Miss Russell Jobe Mrs. Locke Paul Gaylord Isabelle and Billy Gaylord Staten Island John V. D. Tweedy Virginia Baker Tweedy Estelle Newlin West Clifford Street Ernest C. Tharpe Loudoun Street Clarke Lambert Enouigh Frederick Annefield William Bell Watkins W. B. Watkins, Jr St. Paul's Red Bailey T. A. Scott Marion Scott Mary Carter Randolph Agnes Mitchell Virginia Jacobs N. Burwell Jones Scott Jane Cary Randolph Brooke Neville Nora Neville Bethlehem Harvey Neville Lehigh University Neville Agnes Esten Kennedy Long Island Edsall Richard Everard Edsall Pittsburgh Christ Church Misses Page Glen Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congress Shenandoah Valley National Bank Wember “Federal Reserve System Depos Commercial & Savings Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Fund U. S City of Winchester the Commercial & Savings Bank U. S. Postal Savings Depository Bank OF the United States Winchester Printers & Stationers Loudoun Londoun St Sanico Stokely Philco Anderson Big Joe Margaret L Hodgson R. M. Swimley
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