Calendar of Evening Meetings and Club Activities
A busy local schedule lists a 7 40 p m G A A meeting at Washing ton and Piccadilly, 7 30 p m Grace Lutheran Woman's Auxiliary at Miss Jennie Green’s home, 7 30 p m Christ Episcopal Church choir rehearsal, 12 45 p m Woman's Civic League first meeting at George Washington Hotel, 3 30 p m Junior Century Club at Miss Virginia Boyd's Fairmont home, and 8 00 p m Woodmen of the World at Odd Fellows Hall East Piccadilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and
Piccadilly Streets
Woman's Auxiliary
Grace Lutheran Church
Jennie Green
Christ Episcopal Church
Woman's Civic League
George Washington Hotel
Junior Century Club
Virginia Boyd
Fairmont Avenue
Woodmen of World
Odd Fellows Hall
Piccadilly Street
Ora Leigh Shepherd to Speak at Missionary Church Meeting
Mrs. Ora Leigh Shepherd of Indianapolis and national Disciples of Christ missionary boards will lead a Richmond three day conference with state board members and district secretaries from nine districts. She will outline the five year program and second year emphasis "The Church and the Community" and aid planning for 1939 activities. Mrs. De C Roberts will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Leigh Shepherd
Indianapolis
Disciples of Christ In America
Richmond
Virginia
Christian
Winchester Society
W. L. Dudley
Dc. C. Roberts
State Board
Mrs Massey presents paper at Century Club meeting
The Century Club resumed weekly meetings at Mrs. Robert Glass’s home on South Washington Street. Mrs. C. F. Massey delivered a paper titled The Modern English Theater and read a chapter from Two on the Isle by John Mason Brown. 141 members attended with one new and one associate member plus several guests. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
Robert Glass
South Washington Street
C. F. Massey
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Ella Miller
T. M. Swann
Noxious Nine Tea Dance Mystery in Winchester
Invitations from the Noxious Nine reached Middleburg for a tea dance at the Hotel George Washington in Winchester. Guests arrived unaware of hosts, enjoyed music and refreshments, and learned the hosts were five named men with four remaining unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee
Tabb
Middleburg
George Washington
Winchester
John Scully
Tom Baldridge
Joseph Thomas
William Harris
H. B. McCormac, Jr
Snina Carter
Richmond ‘Times-Dispatch
Kernstown Choir Seeks Full Attendance At Practice
Kernstown Young People's Choir members are urged to attend tonight's 7 30 o'clock practice at the Methodist Church as they enter an important phase of work. Also reported, Mr and Mrs Goodwin Sell Estate in Hartford and Middleburg sold Goodstone near Middleburg to Miss Mildred A Taylor for 60000. The property spans 240 acres with a stone house. Mr and Mrs A E Bryant, visiting Mrs Nannie Turner in West Clifford Street, have returned to Wheeling West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Christian Church
C. A. Pugh
North
Loudoun Street
Elia Pugh
Kernstown
Goodwin
Walter L. Goodwin
Hartford
A. E. Bryant
Nannie Turner
West Clifford Street
Wheeling
W. Va
Lillian Virginia Roach
Joseph F. Miller
Smallwood
E. E. Miller
First U. B. Church
Martinsburg
Gladys Linton
Goldie Linton
J. E. Roach
Anna R. Sharff
Washington, D. C
Arthur Chaney
West Street
Modern Etiquette Q&A by Roberta Lee
A reader asks about the meaning and pronunciation of carte blanche noting it as unconditional power and two maids vs one for ten to twelve guests. The etiquette expert says use My dear Mr. Davis instead of Dear Friend and recommends two maids for better service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Davis
Dr Johnson To Describe Baetjer X ray Pioneering Work
The Woman's Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial hospital opens its new year with a Jan 9 meeting at 4 15 PM in the nurses' home on West Clifford street. Dr Ellsworth Johnson will speak on X ray work and the contributions of Dr F H Baetjer, a pioneer in the field and relative of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
West Clifford Street
Ellsworth Johnson
F. H. Baetjer
Baetjer
Henry Baetjer
J. George Baetjer
O& This City
Old Frederickstown Club Elects Officers
The Old Frederickstown Garden Club elected officers for the coming year at Mrs. Ralph Snapp’s home. Elected were Mrs. Dailey Slonaker as president, Mrs. Richard Griffith as vice president, Mrs. Wendell Goode as secretary, and Mrs. T. R. Cather as treasurer. Herbert Larrick presented a paper titled Old Fashioned Flowers.
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Old
Greene Family Heads South for Florida Winter
Mr and Mrs Harry R Greene and Mrs Susie Glass Strider and Miss Betty Crawford depart by motor for southern Florida to spend the winter in a seaside cottage near Miami. Mrs Hinton Jackson shows improvement after a serious throat infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Harry R. Greene
Susie Glass Strider
Betty Crawford
Florida
Miami
Beginners Class Entertained by Teacher at Kernstown Party
The Opequon Presbyterian Sunday School Beginners' Class was entertained Friday afternoon December 30 at Mrs. Smith's Kernstown home. Miss Sarah Dutterer led games while refreshments were served. Present were Sarah Dutterer Bonnie Smith Mary Wolverton Patsy Smith Ralph Caldwell Pierce Caldwell Mickey Smith and visitors including Miss Cora Dutterer Mrs. Perry Wolverton and son Mrs. George Massey and families Marie Lawrence and Aliene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opequon Presbyterian Sunday School
Sarah Cutterer
Smith
Kernstown
Sarah Dutterer
Bonnie Sue Smith
Mary Rebecca Wolverton
Patsy Smith
Ralph Caldwell
Pierce Caldwell
Mickey Smith
Cora Dutterer
Perry Wolverton
George Massey
Marie, Lawrence
Aliene
New Year Party at Dutterer Home East of Stephens City
Miss Sarah Dutterer hosted a New Year’s Eve gathering at her home east of Stephens City. Guests included Misses Ruth Ambrose Arlene Barham Retha White Ruth Jolley Gladys Combs Cora Dutterer Sarah Dutterer and Mrs. George Massey. Attendees also listed Messrs. Millard Timbrook Winifred Ashwood Virgil Massey Charlies Inskip Edward Butler Perry Sager Dunbar Sales George Massey and Mr. and Mrs. William F. Dutterer with son James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Dutterer
Stephens City
Ruth Ambrose
Arlene Barham
Retha White
Ruth Jolley
Gladys Combs
Cora Dutterer
George Massey
Millard Timbrook
Winifred Ashwood
Virgil Massey
Charlies Inskip
Edward Butler
Perry Sager
Dunbar Sales
William F. Dutterer
James
Mrs Byrd Hosts In Honor Of The DuShanes
Mrs Richard E Byrd will entertain Sunday in honor of Mr and Mrs James Douglas DuShane whose marriage on Tuesday December 27 was announced today. Guests include Mr and Mrs Gray Beverley Judge and Mrs Philip Williams and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Glass
DuShane
S.C. Glass
South Hill
Helen
James Douglas DuShane
Provident Life and Accident Insurance Company
Chattanooga, Tenn
R. E. Byrd
Richard E. Byrd
Miss MacDonald
Rose MacDonald
Berryville
Winchester
Gray Beverley
W. Nelson. Page
Philip Williams
R. Gray Williams
Kenneth N. Gilpin
North Carolina
Thonas Byrd
Duncan Couple Visit Cincinnati Ohio
Mr and Mrs Oscar Duncan are spending a week visiting Cincinnati Ohio and plan to return home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Duncan
Cincinnati
Ohio
Farmer Remaley Serves Night Jail Time in Drunken Driving Case
In Allentown Pennsylvania farmer John P Remaley must serve one month in jail but only at night. He will be released at 6 a.m. and return to jail at 7 p.m. each day to continue farm duties. The judge allowed day-time leave to operate the farm after Remaley protested an all-day confinement would be impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
John P
Remaley
Personal and Social Mention From Millwood
Millwood Virginia residents share visits and gatherings as the community notes returns from Pittsburgh Chicago and Baltimore. Prominent locals attend a Congregational meeting at Christ Church Millwood electing a vestry. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Powell Miss Jane Brooks Mrs. Carey Barnsdale and others with social events at Barnaby Ridge and Blue Ridge Hunt breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Mackay Smith
Blue Ridge Hunt Field
W. B. Watkins
George P. Greenhalgh
Jane Brooks
Gywnie Harrison
Billy Jacobs Weatherall
Ewart Johnston
Tyson Gilpin
Richard Dole
Alex. Mackay-Smith
Danny Mackay-Smith
Teddy Jortuhead
Graham Dougherty
Local Social Roundup from Cooperstown Area
Miss Lucy Lee visits Mrs. R. G. Mitchell in Cooperstown. Miss Margaret Della Meade returns to Sweet Briar College after Christmas with the Meade family. Mr and Mrs Kenneth N. Gilpin plan a North Carolina hunting trip with the Byrds. Mrs Charles Consolvo stays in Washington D C. Everard K Meade Jr heads to Washington after Christmas. Prof Nevill Hansucker returns home from Charleston. Thomas Meade meets Miss Katherine Beatty in Washington and she visits Edgewood then heads to Aiken South Carolina for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Della Meade
Sweet Briar College
Thomas Meade
Katherine Beatty
Washington
Edgewood
E. K. Meade
Aiken
Berryville Club Sets Talk by Capt Cannagan on East Africa
Berryville January meeting of the Junior Women's Club will feature Capt John Cannagan retired British Naval Officer as guest speaker. The lecture will cover life in East Africa and the public is invited to attend in the Hawthorne building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
John Cannagan
Miss Ayler Hosts New Year Buffet Before Goose Creek Dance
Miss Roberta Ayler returned to Gettysburg College in Gettysburg Pennsylvania on Monday afternoon. Her guests included Miss Dorothy Dennis of Hamilton Square New Jersey and Mr Ed Lerch of Wyomissing Pennsylvania. She entertained them at a buffet supper before the New Year’s dance at Goose Creek Tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Ayler
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg Pa
Miss Ayler
Dorothy Dennis
Hamilton Square
N. J
Ed Lerch
Wyomissing
Goose Creek Tavern
Local Guests Attend Social at Miss Moor’s Home
Miss Katherine McDonald and Miss Minnie Lippitt were guests of Miss Annie Moor. Mrs Lippitt Hatchell of Litt le E mington returned to Washington with Miss Lippitt on Monday. Miss Rose McDonald invites friends to her home on Friday night and requests costume attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine McDonald
Minnie Lippitt
Annie Moor
Lippitt Hatchell
Little Emington
Miss Lippitt
Rose McDonald
Radio Highlights Show 1936 Republican Tickets
New York radio schedule notes the 1936 Republican presidential and VP nominees Kurt Col. Frank Knox and Alf Landon broadcasting from different venues. Programs include boxing and music segments with WJZ WEAF WABC and CBS networks and a plane in flight broadcast over New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Knox
WJZ
NBC
Pierre
Alfred M. Landon
Weaf-Nbc
Kansas Press Association
Topeka
Fred Apostoli
Billy Conn
WEAF
Hamilton Fishon
WABC
CBS
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Braddock Street
Jones
Maryland
Middle Kent Hunt Club
Wynne Jones
Churn Creek Arms
Capt
P. M. Walker
Pagebrook
Clarke County
Howard L. James
Piccadilly
Bisma - Rex
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Haldeman
Beta Sigma Phi
Beta Sigma Phi International Sorority
V. K. Sirbaugh
Dorothy Robertson
Palace Theatre
Penny Singleton
Virginia Epsilon
Miss Singleton
Jean Parker
Dorothy Rice
Alecia Beauty Salon
Ewing Studio
W. Monmouth St
W. B. Snider & Son
Roberta Lee
Charles Wilson
Edgar Triplett
Mary Loy
Esther Triplett
Helen Hook
Spruce Pine
N. C
Harry K. Russell
South Stewart Street
Sue Crotty
Princeton, W. Va
Walter W. Duncan
West Pall Mall Street
Scott Cline
Greencastle, Pa
Raymond Cooper
New York City
Kearney
Nashville
Tenn
Joseph Massie
William
Newport News
Elizabeth Massie
Massie
St. Catherine’s School
Massies
West Pall Mall
Miami, Fla
William Eagle
Fort Myer
George H. Eagle
Mr. Eagle
Third Cavalry Band
Markwell
Markwell Stapler
Pifer Printing Co
N. Loudoun St
Miss Dutterer
Lillian Y. Roach
Miller
Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
Ruth Cain
Philadelphia
Thomas Bolling Byrd
Staley, N. C
Jock Whitney
Llangollen
Stacey Lloyd
Carter Hall
Amherst Street
India Mason
Melvin Green
Southwest
Elizabeth Barr
Orlando
Fla
The
Cathedral School
Jack MacMillan
Connecticut
William MacMillan
Morningside Drive
Herman Lee
Staunton
Huntsberry
RED Cross
Rice O'Neils
Millwood
Lower Clarke
Powell
Petersburg
Barnaby Ridge
Chicago, IL
Duplicate Bridge Club
Mary
Agness Page
Richard Whiting
Townsend Burwell
B. O'F. Randolph
Percy Randolph
MacIntosh
Joseph Moore
Henry Mitchell
Mary Lewis
Gwynne Harrison
Lucy Lee
Mrs. N. Burwell Jones
Clarke
Henry Lewis
N. B. Page
Chevy Chase
Baltimore, Md
D. W. Burchard
Christ Church Millwood
George Burwell
J. L. Carper
Edward Lindsey
Joseph Lewis
Henry P. Mitchell
Benjamin Randolph
William B. Watkins
R. P. Whiting
Cornelius van Deventer
Carrie Barnsdale
Bradfield, Pa
Burwell Jacobs
Boyce
Charle Lee Burwell
Harvard
Mrs
George Greenhalgh
A. R. Dunning
Strasburg
Princeton
Gilman School
Baltimore
Mrs. Gilpin
Phillip Brubaker
Washington, D
Paradise Cakes
Underwood
Cooperstown, N. Y
R. G. Mitchell
Charles Consolvo
Washington, D.C
Everard K. Meade, Jr
Prof
Nevill Hansucker
Charleston
Berryville and
Clarke County Society
J. G. McGrath
Frank M. Wray
Parkersburg
Katherine Kackley
Annie Thomas Howell
Lucille Fenton
Madison College
Lloyd Williams
Spartansburg
S. C
Goodwin Williams
Miss Williams
Edith Beardall
Fitzhugh Hardcastle
Louis Tucker
Grace Episcopal Church
Frank B. Whiting
Margaretta Whiting
Tucker
Mobile
Ala
Dr. Tucker
R. P. Gray
Sine Pine
Gloucester County
Arffie Laurie Parker
Meredith College
Raleigh
Lloyd Parker
Wake Forest College
Wake Forest
L. A. Parker
Baptist Parsonage
Nannie Berlin
Charlotte Anne Rainsburg
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
D. L. Ramsburg
Nancy Price
Bernard B. Jones
Audley
Mrs. Jones
Wowie Wing
Wabc-Cbs
Newark
Bishop Ryan
Dan
Father Sheey
Rio de Janeiro
Lucille Manner
Guy Lombardo
Uncle Ezra
Jack Haley
Burn and Allen
Orson Welles
Law
Artie Shaw
Warden Lawes
Chicago
Roosevelt
WEAP
Metropolitan Opera Kavalier
Los Angeles Aqueduct
Library of Musicale
Chas
Cy Prize
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Sunshine Cleaners
Beauty Shoppe
Cameron & Piccadilly
Iva
West Piccadilly St
New Ladies Wear Shop
Featuring
Winchester Business College
Loudoun St
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