Calendar of events and social notices on a Clarke county page
A dense list summarizes church meetings, lodge sessions, and club gatherings for Monday including Woman's Auxiliary, Loyal Temperance Legion, American Legion Auxiliary, Circle No. 9, and Madison Lodge. The item reports numerous social engagements, visits, and personal notices from locals such as Miss Frances Beverley, Mrs Loryn Crabill, and Miss Elizabeth Barr, with short notes on travel, illnesses, and hospitality around Clarke county communities.
Sunshine Club meets at Sloat home with quiz and songs
The Sunshine Club of Braddock Street Methodist Church held its regular meeting at Mrs. John I. Sloat’s North Loudoun street home with 43 members and 4 guests present. Mrs. T. M. Swann and Mrs. W. H. Reed led a quiz and games including a solo by Miss Jean Forney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
Braddock Street Methodist Church
John I. Sloat
North Loudoun Street
T. M. Swann
W. H. Reed
Jean Forney
Mors.Po
H. Reed
T. M. Nn
Mamie Humston Cottai
Frank Yedkle
Lou Larrick
Etiquette Q A Guide for Telephone and Seating Manners
A Q and A on polite child telephone replies using Mrs Carter. It also covers seating rules for men behind women in a theatre box and proper monogram placement on note paper at the left top of the front page.
Mrs Lyman Speaks At Civic League Meeting
January meeting of the Woman's Civic League at the George Washington Hotel was led by president Mrs George Snarr. Guest speaker Mrs Homer Lyman discussed welfare work in the city and the program for February includes a Know Your Town Q and A session. Members are urged to join via Mrs H H Jennings or at the February 1st Friday 12 45 pm gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Civic League
George Washington Hotel
George Snarr
Homer Lyman
Civic League
H. H. Jennings
Women Auxiliary to Hold Regular Meeting at Church
The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ Episcopal Church plans its regular business meeting at the church house on Monday January 8 at 2 30 in the afternoon. Braddock Street Circle No 9 to meet Monday night circle No 9 of Braddock Street Methodist Church will meet at the home of Mrs Loryn Crabill on North Loudoun Street extended Monday January 8 at 8 pm Mrs W S Clark is leader. C E Service In Church of Christ Rev Norman Uphouse pastor of the First Brethren Church Berryville Avenue will be guest speaker at Sunday evening services of the young people's Christian Endeavor in the Church of Christ A program of music will be presented and the subject of Rev Mr Uphouse address will be To Trust In Christ For Strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 9
Braddock Street
Loryn Crabill
Loudoun Street
Robert Portner
Woman's Auxiliary of
Christ Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
North Loudoun Street
Clark
C. E
Church of Christ
Young People’s Christian Endeavor
Norman Uphouse
First Brethren Church
Berryville Avenue
Mr. Uphouse
Christ
Millwood Social Notes Highlights Local Events
Invitations issued for a party at the Barrett home in Millwood after they rented Mrs. Richard Whiting’s house. The Blue Ridge Hunt gathered at Reardon’s Gate with a hunt breakfast at Annfield hosted by Nose Bell Watkins. Cunningham Chapel Parish held its annual Congregational Meeting with reports and elections, including George Burwell as Senior Warden and Kenneth N. Gilpin as Junior Warden. Jane Cary Randolph left for New York City to share an apartment with Miriam Scott while pursuing vocal study and lectures on musical appreciation.
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Millwood
William Barrett
Richard Whiting
Blue Ridge Hunt
Reardon’s Gate
Nose Bell Watkins
Cunningham Chapel
George Burwell
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Edward G. Butler
William Bell Watkins
Graham Dougherty
Joseph Lewis
B. O'F. Randolph
Henry P. Mitchell
Foley Carper
van Deventer
Jane Cary Randolph
New York City
Miriam Scott
Washington
Miss Randolph
Local residents return home after Christmas visits
Fraser Dougherty returns to Gilman School Baltimore after holidays at Woodley with Mr. and Mrs. Graham Dougherty. Miss Charlotte Meade comes home to Edgewood Clarke after holiday in Pittsburgh. Rev Robert Goodwin and Mrs Goodwin plan Florida trip starting Monday. Several others travel between Baltimore Charlottesville New York Lynchburg Petersburg Winchester and Clarke for Christmas season visits.
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Irene Johnson
Cathedral School
Orlando
Fla
Elsworth Johnson
Fraser Dougherty
Gilman School
Baltimore
Graham Dougherty
Woodley
Charlotte Meade
Pittsburgh
John Beatty
Edgewood
Clarke
Robert Goodwin
Florida
David Pepper
Pauline Bowie
Philadelphia
William Page
Charlottesville
Hugh Powell
Winchester
Petersburg
Local Visitors Over Christmas Reach From Berryville to Washington
In Boyce Virginia during the Christmas holidays guests include Bobby Hooker and Billy Carper of Washington and Cecil Parker of Washington visiting local residents. Randolph Frasier visits Boston while John Nelson Carr sees grandparents in Huntingdon. Strode and Luxford families host in Washington and Fredericksburg area with Rev Van der Linden returning from visits to Washington and Baltimore. A Boyce Bridge Club gathering is noted with Mrs Locke as host.
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Boyce
L. H. Roy
Bobby Hooker
Berryville
Cecil Parker
Washington
Billy Carper
Randolph Frasier
Dudley Schwartz
Boston
Mass
John Nelson Carr
Huntingdon
J. R. Strode
Franklin Luxfords
Washington, D. C
van der Linden
Baltimore
Lester Kibler
Prynki
O'Neale
Ee Kibler
Fortress Monroe
Local Social Roundup Shows Guests and Moves
Evening guests from Richmond include Miss Dot Easton and Mr. Robert H. Gardner Jr. New Year visitors at Dr. and Mrs. Gardner. Weekend guests of Mrs. Joliffe include Mr. and Mrs. Owens and Mr. Jolliffe. Students returning to colleges and a family move to Strasburg mark the holiday time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lane
Staunton
Robert H. Gardner, Jr
Dot Easton
Richmond
Robert H. Gardner
Eugene Owens
Wade Palmer
Powell Jolliffe
T. P. Joliffe
John Locke
University of Richmond
John Edwaard Zomber
W. & L. University
Lexington
Robert Creamer
Winchester Business College
Henson
Strasburg
Ernest, Hottel
Alvin Wenzel
Winchester
Erhardt seeks divorce as ice man husband keeps contacting
Mrs. Anha Erhardt 26 asks for divorce from Ernest Erhardt her ice man husband who refuses separation. He meets her at the door each morning begs reconciliation and follows her to the street car and then in his ice truck in what judge Rudolph Desart notes as persistent pursuit.
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Chicago
Anha Erhardt
Ernest
Briton Writes Good Story On German Raider Wolf
Roy Alexander recounts the 1917 exploits of the German raider Wolf as told by an Australian wireless operator aboard a British liner. The memoir covers wartime maritime warfare, the German crew, and the heroism amid waste of men, noting the book is available at Handley Library.
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I Vn
Anne
Wolf
Roy Alexander
Pacific
Handley Library
Rasping Shout Ends Case with Restrain on Repeats
A description of a man named Ernest being restrained from repeating his offensive behavior after a public disturbance. The night routine involves the same shouting and endearments that amused bystanders. The judge halted the issue by issuing a restraining order to prevent further acts.
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Ernest
Various Uses For Apples Cooked and Raw
A brief guide outlines several apple preparations. Glazed Broiled Apples use whole apples filled with sugar and baked slow for a glossy finish. Pink Apples simmer red fruit in sugar and citrus peel to keep color. Baked Apple Sauer bakes quartered apples with sugar and water until deep red, served with cream.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Loyal Temperance Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Frances Beverley
South Stewart Street
Madison Lodge, I. C. O. F
East Boscawen Street
Charlies Massey
Charlies Masery
Carl Massey
Mary Virginia Steck
Penton Nelson
Virginia Russel
Jane Bickers
Bentley Thomas
Charlotte Campbell
Walter Massey
Richard Griffith
Leon Slavin
Thomas Scully
John Scully
Beally Knight
Philip Glaize
C. Ridgely White
Massey
Andover
Ellen Largent
B. W. Largent
Elizabeth Early Lickliter
Dudley Lickliter
Vailey Pike
Mr. and
Mrs. Lowery
Maynard Lowery
White Post
Clarke County
Aughter
Lowery
Olla Ritenour
Seven Fountains
Elizabeth Barr
Fred Barr
Mary Alice Davis
Boyd Unger, Jr
Albin
Mary Austin
Harvey Austin
Middletown
Middletown High School
Mary Smith
Harry Smith
Walter Reed Hospital
A. T. Thompson
Audrey Lee Cammer
Lester Arnold
Harry K. Russell
Meta Whiting
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vassar College
Edgar Whiting
West Clifford Street
Miss Whiting
Patricia Barton
Edith Light
Memorial Hospital
Lemma Snider
Elizabeth Dunlap
Handley
Philip Turner
Galax
Luther Hale
West Cork Street
Ernest Ralston
Dayton, Va
Grace
Inez Fries
Eleanor Robinson
Helen Watson
C. O. Watson
Stephens City
Bel Air
Bell View Biltmore
Hot Springs
M. B. Jarman
J. H. Lockhart
Buff Lick Road
Betty Riley
West Piccadilly Street
Round Bay, Md
Betty Peace
University of Virginia Hospital
John 1
Sloat
Arthur Chaney
West Street
Charles C. Wellingham
Anna Sharff
Godfrey Prelip
Minnie Prelip
Donald Duvall
Ruby. Barham
Front Royal Hospital
R P. Barham
Alice Flickinger
Carthage College
Carthage, Ill
S. L. Flickinger
James Chauderis
Millwood Avenue
Cincinnati, O
Beverley Randolph
Lester Arnold, Jr
Randall Naval Training School
Rexall
Royal Ra
Christ Church Auxiliary
Millwood Social Notes
West Boscawen ST
Senator Glass
Russell C. Leffingwell
New York
the Treasury
Carter Glass
Sweet Briar College
Virginia
Leffingwell
Meta Glass
Sweet Briar
Tom W. Meade
Kenneth N. Gilpine Jr
Meade
Essex
Gilpin
Elizabeth Bradford
Abbeyville
Robert Magill
Lynchburg
Robert and
Allen
Lucy Lee
Ralph -Skystead
Mary
Agnes Page
Saratoga
Howard Locke
Boyce Bridge Club
Alecia
N. Braddock St
Newark, N. J. Orphan Asylum
Ann Peterson
Huntsberry
Commercial & Savings Bank
Vienna
Underwood’s Bakery
C. B. Smalts & Son, Florists
National Ave
McEmullen
Water St
Pocahontas
Red Ash
W. B. Snider & Son
Roget
Crabb
Hartrampf
Pifer Printing CO
N. Loudoun St
Barbara Bell
Barbara Bell Pattern Service
Stag
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