Grove Polhamus Wedding Planned In Sacred Heart Club
Invitations issued by Mr. and Mrs. Claude Marshall Grove for the marriage of their daughter Helen Elizabeth Grove to Mr. Thomas Seldon Polhamus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Inton M. Polhamus of Clarke County, set for 3 p m January 22 at the Sacred Heart Catholic club. Mrs. Edward H. Grove of Arlington will be patron of honor. Bridesmaids include Emily Grove Onile Omps and Mary Polhamus. Best man is Colonel Douglas C. Polhamus of Norfolk. Ushers are Kenneth Shenk Ralph Cochran John Rudolph Edward Grove. Flower girls Jill Elaine Polhamus Kitty Bird Hockman. Ringbearer Master Edward Grove 3d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Marshall Grove
Helen Elizabeth
Thomas Seldon Polhamus
Inton M. Polhamus
Clarke County
Sacred Heart Catholic Club
Edward H. Grove
Arlington
Emily Grove
Onile Omps
Mary Polhamus
Douglas C. Polhamus
Norfolk
Kenneth Shenk
Ralph Cochran
John Rudolph
Edward Grove
Jill Elaine Poltamus
Kitty Bird Hockman
Edward Grove 3d
Old Fredericktown Garden Club Sees Browning on Flowers
Old Fredericktown Garden Club hears Mr. E. P. Browning speak on Flowers in Poe ls at 3:30 Wednesday at Mrs. Dailey Slonaker home. Exhibit titled An Arrangement Emphasizing Much from Little presented. Mrs. Virgil Strader in charge of transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Browning
Ericktown Garden Club
Dailey Slonaker
Virgil Strader
Surprise Birthday Party For Father At York Inn
Miss Simone DeMazzon hosted a surprise birthday party for her father at the York Inn on Sunday night. John I. Sloat, cashier of the Commercial and Savings Bank, is reported to be improving after a visit to Winchester hospital last week. Marsh and Kim Clark returned to Washington and Lee University after holidays at Balclutha, home of the James Thomsons. University of Virginia students Jeff Beardall and Bill Greenhalgh spent the weekend with Clarke County homes. Eustace Jacksons win Christmas decoration door contest sponsored by Clarke County Woman's Club. second place went to Mr. and Mrs. Merton Browne at Toll Gate House. Roy E Potts Jr and Graham Dougherty Jr tied for third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simone DeMazzon
York Inn
John I. Sloat
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Winchester Hospital
Marsh
Kim Clark
Balclutha
James Thomson
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Jeff Beardall
Bill Greenhalgh
University of Virginia
Clarke County
Eustace
Calendar of Events for January Week Activities
Monday events include Legion Auxiliary at Mrs Henry Browns and Week of Prayer at Market Street Methodist church. Public speaking group meets in Handley library, Chanters at Mrs Helen Boyers, and VFW auxiliary hosts at Mrs Lena Ailens. Tuesday covers Week of Prayer and Lions Lunch Mooses Rebekah lodge. Wednesday lists Kiwanis Garden club Girl Scouts band and Elks events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Henry Brown
W. Cork
Market St. Methodist Church
Women’s Civic League
Handley Library
Helen Boyer
Elm St
VFW
Lena Alien
Amherst St
Lions
Sarah Zane
Century Club
Helen Massey
Moose Club
Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Kiwanis
George Washington Hotel
Old
Miss Virginia Russell Ends London Stay With Paris Visit
Miss Virginia Russell who has been a guest of Mr and Mrs Thomas Booth in London for several months spent the week after Christmas in Paris. She expects to sail January 16 for America on the Queen Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Russell
London
England
Thomas Booth
Paris
Miss Russell
America
Cline Couple Return Home From New York City
Dr and Mrs Cline have returned to their home on Tennyson Ave from New York City.
Civic league group meetings and decorating club notices
Public speaking and interior decorating groups of the Women’s Civic League meet tonight and Thursday at local venues with named leaders and speakers. The Century Club holds a business session and regular meeting with John Rosenberger scheduled to speak. An erosion report notes coast loss averaging 1 foot per year nationally and 15 feet in Chesapeake Bay, with sand deposits offsetting erosion in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Civic League
Handley Library
Marjorie Davies
Richard Lewis
Century Club
Helen Massey
John Rosenberger
Women's Civic League
Lucille Seal
N. Cameron St
Albert Seal
Irene Kollar
United States
Army Engineers
Chesapeake Bay
Exchange Club To Seat Officers
New Exchange Club officers will be installed at the regular luncheon tomorrow at 12 15 p m at the George Washington hotel. Retiring president Charles Dick and Joseph Massie Jr. will lead the program. Clarke T Cooper Jr. becomes president with Dr Leon Slavin as vice president Carl Haines secretary and Douglas Cather treasurer. Board members are Dr Courtney Grim Claude Smalts Jr Richard Dole Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
George Washington Hotel
Charles Dick
Joseph Massie Jr
Clarke T. Cooper Jr
Leon Slavin
Carl Haines
Douglas Cather
Courtney Grim
Claude Smalts Jr
Richard Dole Jr
Board of Control
Hayfield Happenings Report Local Winter News
Little Miss Santmier returns to school after mumps. Cpl. Lester Kilham stationed in Tokyo. Hayfield 4H members deliver Christmas basket and host January meeting. Perfect canning scores by Peggy Adams Jinny Adams and Ann Wolfe. Measles and other holiday guests noted. Skating party planned for month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayfield
Miss Santmier
Earl Nesselrodt
Clyde Haymaker
Winchester
Linden Ramey
Cpl
Lester Kilham
Tokyo
Beulah Imback
Martinsburg
Hinkle
Issac H. Moore
Ethel Orndorff
Washington
Dana Orndorff
Hayfield 4H
4-H Club
Virginia Palmer
Pegey Adams
Jinny Adams
Ann Wolfe
Death of Mrs Amanda Rudolph in Washington home
Mrs Amanda Rudolph of Shenandoah County, sister of Mrs P M Funkhouser of Winchester, died at 5 45 p m yesterday at the home of a daughter in Washington. Five other children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Rudolph
Shenandoah County
P. M. Funkhouser
Winchester
Washington
J D Harpine Dies Shenandoah County Official at 70
Joseph D. Harpine, 70, longtime Shenandoah County treasurer from 1920 to 1928, died Saturday at Georgetown University Hospital Washington. He lived with his daughter Elma Harpine in Washington and is survived by a brother Rev J William Harpine of Staunton. F O R A Thirty six States require blood tests for bride and groom before a marriage license is issued. Louisiana and Texas require only groom venereal disease checks. several states grant licenses without regard to venereal infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Harpine
Shenandoah County
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington
Elma Harpine
Rev
J. William Harpine
Staunton
F.O.R. A
Louisiana
Texas
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Minnesota
Arkansas
Mississippi
Georgia
South Carolina
Maryland
Cook to Introduce National Commander At Richmond
Harry T. Cook of 431 N Brad dock Sr state department commander of the United Spanish War Veterans will introduce national commander in chief Charles Barefoot who will address 400 members in Richmond Saturday Cook installed last June as state department commander has been visiting meetings statewide to install officers After the Richmond gathering Cook will go to Petersburg to officiate USWV ceremonies ending his tour
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Cook
N. Braddock Sr
State Department
United Spanish War Veterans
Charles Barefoot
Richmond
Cook
Petersburg
USWV
Local Puppers in Chambersville Weekend Gatherings
In Chambersville Virginia on January 10 families visited relatives across the region. Mrs. E O Foreman and son Michael stayed near Moorefield West Virginia while Bradfields visited Mary Bradfield near Paw Paw. The Rosier family and Watkins visited W Beaver and Arthur White hosted guests with Edith Smith Earl Cather and several others seen at various relatives homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersville
Mary Elizabeth Ashwood
Margaret Ann Alelamong
Arthur White
Edith Smith
Earl Cather
John Hoover
E. O. Foreman
Michael
Moorefield
W. Va
Raymond Bradfield
Mr. Bradfield
Mary Bradfield
Paw Paw
George Rosier
George Jr
Stanley Watkins
W. W. Beaver
Hunter Ashwood
Linette Spicer
Katherine Barger
Betty Lou Bradfield
George Rosier Jr
C. J. Keckley
Visitors and family notes from Green Spring area
In Green Spring Va on January 10 visitors included Ernest Milburn and children Gene and Pat, Howard Fiddler and son Russell, Clarence Plat ner, Jack Milburn, Evelyn and Shelva Gene Milburn. The Unger family and Bradford Shreck’s son visited. Measles affect several local children. Trone Milburn of Glengary and Eva Luttrell of Sunnyside plus Marvin Shaffer of Winchester visited Mrs Bessie Cattlett. Margaret Luttrell spent Monday in Martinsburg. E P Nagley and daughter visited William Nagley family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensprings
Lloyd Milburn
Ernest Milburn
Gene
Pat
Howard Fiddler
Russell
Clarence Platner
Jack Milburn
Evelyn
Shelva
Gene Milburn
Charles Unger
Bradford Shreck
Trone Milburn
Glengary
W. Va
Eva Luttrell
Sunnyside
Marvin Shaffer
Winchester
Bessie Cattlett
Margaret Luttrell
Martinsburg
E. P. Nagley
William Nagley
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital Assn elects new by law changes
Members have studied proposed regulations for governing the association to be voted on at the annual meeting. William Logan chaired the committee that prepared the by laws which would halve board membership from 36 to 18 and raise annual dues to 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital Assn
William Logan
Etiquette Q&A on rising for introductions and gifts
Roberta Lee Q answers whether a woman should rise for introductions to men and eminent or elderly men. She notes rising shows sincerity. The piece also covers table setting with forks to the left and prongs down and wedding gift expectations with no fixed fee.
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
Instructional note on usage and pronunciation of common words with examples. Discusses misused phrases such as chance for success versus chance of success and mispronounced eczema. Highlights common misspellings like hinder and hindrance and lists synonyms to expand vocabulary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Prolific brain referenced in word of the day note
The passage defines prolific as serving to produce or cause abundantly and gives an example. It then lists Central American republics Guatemala Honduras El Salvador Nicaragua Costa Rica and Panama plus the British Honduras colony. It notes Nanking as the seat of China's government eight times. It poses a geography Q and options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
China
Central America
Guatemala
Honduras
Salvador
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Panama
British Honduras
Spring Vacation Pattern Offer From Winchester Star
Adv for pattern 4950 in Teenage sizes 10 12 14 with 4 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 12. Instructions illustrated and easy to sew. Send 25 cents to Winchester Evening Star Patter Dept New York for pattern and include name address zone size and style number. Also promotes Spring Pattern Book by Anne Adams with a free pattern list and asks 15 cents for copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star
Patter
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Thomas Polhamus
Old Fredericktown Garden Club
Charles Schutte
C. H. Schutte
Courtfield Ave
Bigelow Thomson
Memorial Hospital
Morgan
Joseph Massie Sr
Nelson Page
D.C
Pavey Lupton
Baltimore
R. L. Hutchinson
C. A. Davis
W. A. Baker
R. Gray Williams
New York
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Marie Garber
A. B. Garber
YWCA
Madison College
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Madison
Mrs. Glaize
Mrs
Philip Glaize
Lee
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Elks At Home
Club
Laura
Dorothy Gray
Gaunt
Modernage Shoppe
Leudoun St
Phene
Agnes Nicoletti
Patricia Adams
Gabriel Nicoletti
Brooklyn-Queens Kosciusko Bridge
Gabrielle
J. D. Harpine
Jewelers of Distinction
Dimilyte
W. Boscawen St
Phore
Shoe Center
Front Royal
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Teener
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