Social And Personal Notes From Winchester Area
Social life centers on birthday parties and showers. Mrs. W. H. Heeps Jr hosts at Berryville Pike home for Mr. Heeps birthday with many relatives and friends. Lydia Whitmore receives a shower for her upcoming marriage to Alfred Silver Morgan. I Fred Stine honored at Martinsburg pike dinner. Herman Barr hosts dinner at 445 North Loudoun Street with guests including the Butler, Manuel, and Green families. a Blowing Rock visitor leaves town. Betty Lou Fishpaw improves after pneumonia at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy Heeps
W. H. Heeps, Jr
Berryville Pike
Heep
Anne
W. H. Heeps
Lancaster
Winchester
Abner Johnson
Ralph Grimm
Ralph Ross
Cecil Grapes
Harry Aickens
Harry Denton
Guy Haines
Douglas Duvall
Mary Lou Chrisman
Oscar Duncan
Big Swimley
Guy Gore
Lydia Whitmore
Warren Daugherty
T. F. Timberlake
Fer
Alfred Silver Morgan
Miss Whitmore
Hunter Stine
I. Fred Stine
Hunter M. Stine
Here
Martinsburg Pike
J. E. Pilwig
Sarah A. Kemp
Elsie B. McCann
Herman Barrs
Herman Barr
North Loudoun Street
Harry Butler
Billy and
Ann Butler
Clay Manuel
Betty
Jean
the Manual
S. B. Green
Walter Barr
Betty Lou Fishpaw
Memorial Hospital
Harvey Fishpaw
Berryville
Modern Etiquette And Social Duties Reflected In Household Tips
A compilation of etiquette Q and A covers bearing with derogatory remarks, table setting with a tray under a shop pitcher, glove use with evening dress, and brief society notices. It also reports Mrs Gladys Butts stepping in as Memorial Hospital physio therapist, various local visits, illnesses, and hospitalizations among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Butts
Mary Katherine Aulick
Memorial Hospital
Morningside Drive
Butts
St. Mary's Hospital
Detroit
Mich
Aulick
Farley Christmas Card Delayed Ignites Question
La Grande Oregon reports James A Farley postmaster general may explain why his Christmas card to Robert Bradford union county Democratic chairman arrived 18 days late. The note raises questions about postal handling and Timeliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
la Grande
Ore
James A. Farley
Farley
Robert B. Bradford
Union County
Julia Tyler Rosenberger Zone Meeting Highlights Local Women
The Julia Tyler Rosenberger Zone of the Women’s Societies of Christian Service met at Braddock Street Church with representatives from Winchester Stephens City Rest and Refuge. President Miss Mary Tevalt led the session as Rev W W McIntyre opened with a Bible lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Tyler Rosenberger
Women’s Societies of Christian Service
Methodist
Winchester
Stephens City
Rest
Refuge
Braddock Street
Mary Tevalt
W. W. McIntyre
D. D
John S. Sloat
Harry Balthis
Montague Avenue
O. Watson
Colored School
John W. Rosenberger
Colored Children of
O. L. Jamison
Missionary Society of
J. F. Bly
Spiritual Life Movement
Turkey Dinner Planned by Market Street Methodist Church
The Missionary Society of Market Street Methodist Church schedules a turkey dinner for Thursday January 18 in the church social room. The event is led by Mrs John Kern Mrs John Bowers Mrs Frank Jacques Mrs Will March Mrs George Eagle and Mrs E E Cuthbert. Tickets are available from any listed member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Market
Street Methodist Church
John Kern
John Bowers
Frank Jacques
Will March
George Eagle
E. E. Cuthbert
Berryville Social News highlights Jan 13 gatherings and local ties
Social notes report Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. Whiting hosting Edward McC Williams and others at a South Church street dinner. Belle Meade Products stockholders meet in Belle Meade. Rev. Samuel Chew Fleming visits Grace Episcopal rectory. Gen. Breckenridge’s wife plans return to Paris Island. Mary McDonald wed Rev. Peerce Naylor McDonald in Montgomery attended by Mrs. Robert Browse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Herbert B. Whiting
Edward McC. Williams
South Church Street
Joseph F. Moore
J. D. Griffing
Samuel Chew Fleming
Sykesville
Ernest H. Williams
Grace Episcopal Church
Fleming
Mr. Williams
Theological Seminary
Alexandria
St. Louis
Douglass McQueen
Montgomery
Ala
Mary
Peerce Naylor McDonald
McDonald
Charles Town
W. Va
Episcopal Church
Robert Browse
Angus McDonald
Winchester
Lorenzo Lewis
Robert Randolph Smith
Silver Spring
Robert Smith
Louisa Smith
Richard B. Smith
R. B. Smith, Jr
Edward McC Williams
Samuel Chew Williams
Tyson Dortch
Kate Powers
Emily Powers
Fannie Powers
Rose MacDonald
Engagement Announced for Elizabeth Broun to Hugh Trout
Mrs. Charles M. Broun of Roanoke formerly Berryville announces the engagement of her daughter Elizabeth Page Broun to Hugh H. Trout of Roanoke. The wedding is set for Saturday April 6 with sister-in-law Mrs. Charles C. Broun as matron of honor. Attending will be John S. Goldsmith, uncle of the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Broun
Roanoke
Berryville
Elizabeth Page Broun
Hugh H. Trout
Miss Broun
Charles C. Broun
Martinsville
Johns. Goldsmith
Clarke County
Robert Powell Page
Pagebrook
Taxpayer Rules Costs Of 37 Cent Tax In Salt Lake City
A Salt Lake City resident paid 37 cents in taxes using a 36 cent payment. County Treasurer J H Jarvis itemized charges: money order five cents postage three cents return receipt three cents registration fifteen cents and special delivery ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
J. H. Jarvis
Joy on Trial in Ventnor Manslaughter Case
Gaylord Donald Joy, son of a shirt company executive, sits during the manslaughter trial in Mays Landing New Jersey. State charges his wife, the bride nicknamed Cinderella, died from a beating he allegedly administered in their honeymoon apartment in Ventnor, a suburb of Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord Donald Joy
Mays Landing
N. J
Cinderella
Ventnor
Atlantic City
Social Notes From Millarwood Sprach Millarwood Va
Millarwood Va notes list visitors and social engagements from January including Mrs Burwell Jacobs hosting her daughter and grandson A R Dunning while Mr Dunning travels. Other gatherings feature luncheon at Long Branch with Mitchell Whiting Woolfolk De Witt and Baldwin reception, dinners at Minturn and Farmley hunts, and Clarke and Winchester residents attending clubs and luncheons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood
Burwell Jacobs
Boyce
Archibald R. Dunning
Strasburg
A. R. Dunning
Mr. Dunning
New York
Prescott Huidekoper
Long Branch
Roland G. Mitchell
Richard Whiting
John Woolfolk
Thomas de Witt
Blue Ridge Choral Club Meets in Upperville
The Blue Ridge Choral Club met in Upperville on Tuesday night. Miss Mary O Pallon will be the guest of Mrs. Percy Randolph until she returns home to St. Louis Missouri when roads improve. Mrs. David Donovan returned to Chapel Hill in Clarke on Friday after visiting her parents in Warren Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Byrd
Kentmere
Clarke County
Charles F. McIntosh
Bridge
Mary O'allon
Percy Randolph
William Paxton
Harrisonburg
Miss O'Fallon
Annie Stribling
P. C. Randolph
The
Blue Ridge Hunt
Clarke
Nelson Page
Winchester
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Graham Dougherty
Edward G. Butler
William Beverly
Century Club
Victor Arthur
Blue Ridge Choral Club
Upperville
Mary O’pallon
St. Louis
David Donovan
Chapel Hill
Warren
Miami Fishing Derby Opens at Miami
Fishing derby opens in Miami for a 99 day period through April 14 as anglers chase prizes in 29 fish varieties. The event attracts 100000 plus participants and offers daily weekly and grand prizes including a National Championship team event with 15 cities and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Bahaman
Gulf Stream
William Boxley Roanoke leader dies at 78
William Wise Boxley 78 a former Roanoke mayor under the council manager system from 1918 to 1922 died at his home after a brief illness. He led the Roanoke Chamber of Commerce and worked in construction since 1906. Surviving: widow two sons two daughters 12 grandchildren. His daughter Mary Boxley was queen of the Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
William Wise Boxley
Roanoke Chamber of Commerce
Boxley
Mary Boxley
Winchester
Van Camp to Sing at First Brethren Church
Jesse Van Camp, baritone, appears as featured soloist on the Sunday School program and at the 11 o'clock church service. He will sing Repeat Ye by John Prindle Scott, following a prior well received appearance in Harrisonburg and a past soloist role in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren Church
Jesse van Camp
Ralph Hengevelt
John Prindle Scott
van Camp
Madison Avenue
Pattern Book Offers 100 New Sewing Designs
It is advertised as smart to sew your own clothes with more than 100 new designs for all sizes. The ad promises easy patterns with step-by-step sew charts and lists prices 15c for patterns and 15c for the pattern book, 25c for both, directing orders to the address in the box below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bell
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Clary Barret
Clary Barrett
Tulley
N. Y
Syracuse
Barrett
Mary Chronister
B. A.ister
CM. Barrett
North
Loudowm Street
Robert Wheelright
H. B. McCormac
Blowing Rock
N. C
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall
Betty Shop
Water. St
David Eye
Staunton
W. J. Lupton
Kernstown
Edwin Lawyer
Mrs. Rudy Lawyer
Berryville Avenue
Er. E. Harbaugh
William DeWeese
George DeGrange
University Hospital
Mr. DeGrange
Charlottesville, Va
Francis Funk
West Gerrard Street
John H. C. Clayton
Albin
C. B. Miller
Chicago, WI
Newton E. Bowen
South Braddock Street
Russell DeHaven
Loudoun Street
Foxhall
Foxhall Kitchen
North Braddock ST
Little Wylie McCaffrey
Social News
Hobson McGehee
Belle Meade Products Company
Belle Meade, Va
James Breckenridge
James Cabell Breckenenridge
A. Pembroke Tomson
Hawthorne
Summit Point
Parris Island
S. C
Gen. Breckenridge
W. T. Lewis
Emily McCormick
Francis B. Whiting
Margaretta Whiting
Miss Whiting
Garrison Forest School
Baltimore
Department of Music
Joy
Millarwood Social Notes
Mary Lewis
Joseph Lewis
A. S. Baldwin
Henry Post Mitchell
William Bell Watkins
Benjamin Harrison
William Barrett
Tag Susan Meldon
Minturn
Philadelphia
Penna
Play Gardens
Col
Warren Whitside
Four Wind
Front Royal
Robert Goodwin
Robert
Sanabe] Island
Florida
William Boxley
Mr. van Camp
the Plaza
Royal Road
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Alecia
N. Braddock St
RED Cross
Huntsberry
Emily Post
Pocahontas
Red Ash
W. B. Snider & Son
Valley Pride
United Food Stores
the Star
Evening Star
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Underwood’s Bakery
N. Loudoun St
Barbara Bell Pattern Service
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