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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1930
Page
3
Social and Personal News details reroute to Mrs. Isabelle P. Miller for submissions. Readers may mail or rerhened items any time. deadlines suggest 3 to 4 p.m. for the following day.
A large reception was hosted Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Leslie Ramey near Hayfield to honor their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Carlton Ramey whose marriage recently took place in Gainesboro officiated by Rev Cha Wagner at the Methodist Church South parsonage. The event featured red and green Christmas decor and a late buffet. Many friends sent gifts and attended including the Ritter and Clowser families and Linden Ramey. The couple plan to settle on a farm near Hayfield.
The Rev. C. J. Racey pastor of Winchester Circuit United Brethren Church thanks parishioners for ongoing goodwill. He has received five poundings from as many churches with Mount Olive contributing this week. A filled box at Mount Pleasant provided provisions for his pantry as he wishes all a happy new year.
Mrs Nina Swalm Reed famed Washington lecturer will speak to a meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution at 30 o clock tomorrow afternoon at the residence of Mrs Stuart H Edmonds on West Leicester street. The public is invited. Tickets 75 cents at the door.
The marriage of Rev Cartney H Anderson and Miss Ottie Lamp was held at the Frederick circuit Methodist church parsonage in Frederick county Virginia. The ceremony was performed by Rev P R Diehl and the couple plan a motor trip before settling on National avenue in Winchester. Both are well known in Winchester and surrounding areas.
Mrs A C Swimley departed for Loudoun Virginia after a telephone alert reported her sister Mrs Robert Pancoast III near Purcellville ill with aguina pectoris. Mrs Pancoast, formerly Miss Mary Lee Larrick, is in fragile condition. Also noted is a family move by Mr John W Larrick Sr to winter in Florida with relatives. A party including Mr F L Glaize and family plans to travel to Charlotte North Carolina to attend the wedding of Fred L Glaize Jr and Elizabeth Monroe Patterson on Saturday January 11.
Mrs. Allen Gray hosted about 40 members of Circle No 8 section 1 and 2 of the Women’s Missionary Society at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South. Business was followed by refreshments.
Decree sale by the Frederick County Virginia Circuit Court offers the P C Parlett Farm near Nau in two parcels of 32 and 20 acres. Bids may be placed at the County Court House in Winchester at noon with one third cash and balance in one and two years secured by bonds and a deed of trust. Special Commissioner Troville Clark oversees the transaction.
Miss Jane Scully and Miss Harriett Pearson left their holiday visit locations to pursue studies at Dennison University in Granville Ohio and State Teachers College in Harrisonburg respectively.
One hundred fifty guests will witness the January 18 ceremony for Lieut D W Tomlinson a former navy sea hawk and Virginia Sullivan a writer. The wedding draws many of the west s famed pilots to the event.
The funeral for the late Richard Worsley, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Worsley, who died in Phoenix Arizona December 28, will be held at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon from the church at Mawr e town Va. Interment follows in the cemetery adjoining the church. Miss Theodore Cox of Millwood and Miss Ada Belle Vowell of Boyce were in town shopping yesterday.
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