Miss Bettie Carter Weds Mr Frederick Caldwell in Houston
Social note reports the December 28 Houston Episcopal wedding of Miss Bettie Carter daughter of Gen J M Carter and Mrs John D Lewis of Virginia to Mr Frederick Nathaniel Caldwell of Charleston W Va officiated by Bishop Clinton S Quinn. The bride wore a heavy white faille taffeta gown with tulle train and orange blossom accessories. Attendants included Mrs Robert Craig Rochelle and Miss Nanne Waldrop. best man was Charles Howard. A large Warwick Hotel reception followed. the couple will reside in Charleston W Va after a Florida trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Virginia
Loudoun County
Bettie Carter
J. M. Carter
John D. Lewis
Operville
Frederick Nathaniel Caldwell
Charleston
W. Va
Clinton
Quinn
Robert
Craig Rochelle
Nanne Shel Waldrop
Bryan
Tex
Charles Howard
Robert Craig Rochelle
Warwick Hotel
the Grove
Upperville
Caldwell
Florida
Holton Arms School
King-Smith Studio
Washington
European Portrait Exhibition Opens in Washington
Photographer Lawrence V. Jolliffe attended a major European portrait exhibition by Richard N. Speaight under Eastman Kodak auspices. The show aimed to inform American portrait photographers of European techniques and to reveal fine portraits of notable European figures. It drew attendees from many parts of the country and was described as one of the largest and most complete held in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Memorial
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Memorial Continental Hall
America
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Lowell F. Hobart
Continental Hall
Massachusetts
Lawrence V. Jolliffe
Loudoun Street
Richard N. Speaight
F.R.P.S
London
Eastman Kodak Company
Tyson addresses Children of Confederacy at Lee statue
United States Senator Lawrence D. Tyson of Tennessee spoke at the Capitol statuary hall during simple exercises under the Children of Confederacy. He urged southern patriotism and study of Civil War facts as Frances Kaspar Lawson and Col Lucian Powell performed songs and sketches.Miss Harriet Ryder, president of the children's division, laid a wreath on General Lee's statue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lawrence D. Tyson
Tennessee
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Frances Kaspar Lawson
Col
Lucian Powell
Loudoun County
Washington
Lawson
Tyson
Harriet Ryder
General Lee
Godlove and Mowery Wed at Presbyterian Manse
Ernest E. Godlove of Wardensville and Bertha F. Mowery of Marlboro were married Saturday evening January 19 at the Presbyterian manse on North Braddock Street. Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden officiated. The groom is a cabinet maker, son of I S Godlove and wife of Moorefield. The bride is daughter of Edward Mowery formerly of Strasburg. They will reside in Wardensville.
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Ernest E. Godlove
Wardensville
W. Va
Bertha F. Mowery
Arlboro
North Braddock Street
F. T. MecFaden
Presbyterian Church
Godlove
I. S. Godlove
Moorefield
Edward Mowery
Strasburg, Va
Grace Lutheran Church Men’s Bible Class Banquet Set
The annual banquet for Grace Lutheran Church of Harrisonburg will be in the church social room at 7 30 p m on Thursday January 26. Rev Dr Oscar Blackwelder of Baltimore is the principal speaker with invitations extended to Lutheran Bible Classes in Harrisonburg Mount Jackson Toms Brook Strasburg Stephens City and Martinsburg. A special musical program will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Oscar Blackwelder
Baltimore
Harrisonburg
Mount Jackson
Toms Brook
Strasburg
Stephens City
Martinsburg
Virginians Hold Lee Jackson Ball in Washington
The Society of Virginia of the District of Columbia hosted a Willard Hotel ball to honor Gen. Robert E. Lee and Gen. Thomas Jackson. Virginia congressmen attended as guests of honor. The 800 strong Virginia group includes officers R Page Irving and Thomas Slater Settle as vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee-Jackson
Washington
Willard Hotel
The
Society of Virginia of the
District of Columbia
Robert E. Lee
T. J
Stonewall’) Jackson
Virginia
R. Page Irving
James Grammer
Winchester
Thomas Slater Settle
Rappahannock County
Mr H W Cook Suffers Painful Accident in Fort Wayne
Mr H W Cook of Fort Wayne Ind a W K Noble Company representative spends much time here and is confined to bed after slipping from a taxi and fracturing his right ankle on a sidewalk He was moved to St Josephs Hospital then sent home Friends in Winchester and area hope for a quick recovery Also noted Girls Athletic Association beats Edinburg High 22 to 9 in basketball refereed by Jarman Baker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Cook
Fort Wayne
Ind
W. K. Noble Company
Indiana
Cook
Rochester
N. Y
Western New York Horticultural Society
St. Joseph's Hospital
Winchester
Girls’ Athletic Association
Edinburg High School
Jarmon Baker
Cal team to meet Hagerstown girls at YMCA
The Cal team travels to Hagerstown to face the city girls at the YMCA. Their next home game is set for Monday night at 8 o clock in Handley High School gym with Shepherd College from Shepherdstown, West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
Hagerstown
Y.W.C.A
Association
Handley High School
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Clarke County Marriage Announcements Spotlight Two Weddings
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Hester Bell daughter of Mr and Mrs George Bell of Clarke county to Mr Nelson Willingham of the same county occurred last week in Martinsburg Virginia. Also announced is the marriage of Miss Helen Reva Wilson of Clarke county to Mr Howard Ashwood of Middleway Jefferson county West Virginia last week at Berryville performed by Rev R L Euteler of the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Bell
George Bell
Clarke County
Nelson Willingham
Martinsburg
Virginia
Helen Reva ~Wilson
Howard Ashwood
Middleway
Jefferson County
W. Va
Berryville
R. L. Euteler
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Pastor and Mrs Rohart Return From Pennsylvania Visit
The Rev Emmerson J Rohart and Mrs Rohart returned from a trip to relatives in Pennsylvania They stayed in Tylertown with Mrs Rohart's mother Mrs Nora Northammer and in Winburne with Mrs Mary Rohart the pastor's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Rohart
Pennsylvania
Emmerson J. Rohart
Fist Brethren Church
Rohart
Tylertown
Nora Northammer
Winburne
Mary Rohart
D A R Meeting Serves Refreshments and Sets Conference Delegates
At the January meeting of E Pluribus Unum Chapter D A R held at Mrs William Teubner’s Crescent Place Washington Mrs William Sinnott assisted in serving refreshments and was chosen as an alternate for the April conference. The chapter elected delegates and alternates and heard a talk on national defense by Mrs John W Beavers. The issue also notes illnesses visits and travel of various local residents with several family announcements including a birth and hospital updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinnot
William Teubner
Crescent Place
Washington
Willliam B. Sinnott
Virginia L. Athey
John W. Beavers
District of Columbia
Sinott
Mrs Calhoun Lee and Miss Elizabeth Lee Take Apartment
Mrs John Calhoun Lee and her daughter Miss Elizabeth Lee of timore and Clarke county have taken an apartment at Frank's Terrace on West Franklin Street for several months. Ernest Swanson, long confined by influenza, is able to be out again but Mrs Swanson has suffered a relapse and is confined to home. Their son Jack has recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney Jones
Howard Jones
South Loudoun Street
Gladys Haldeman
J. S. Haldeman
South Washington Street
Columbia University
New York
William Ramsey
The
Ramsey Furniture Company
West Monmouth Street
John Calhoun Lee
Mlizabeth Lee
Timore
Clarke County
Franklin Street
Richmond Times- Dispatch
Ernest Swanson
Mrs. Swanson
Jack
John M. ‘Massey
County
East Levelster Street
Miss Edna Holland Stricken With Influenza At Handley
Miss Edna Holland of the Hand ley school teaching staff is confined to her apartment with an attack of influenza. She is somewhat improved today but will be unable to resume duties for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Holland
Handley School
Local Residents and Visitors Spend Day in City
Mr and Mrs Richard S Jolliffe and daughter Mane Jo life spent yesterday with friends. Mr W B Moore of Selby Arch Preserver Shoe Co Ports mouth Ohio is spending the day on business. Mr Allen of Atwater Kent Radio Co Washington DC and Mr Lonney of Columbia Kelster Co Baltimore were here yesterday. Mrs George Rowland of Summit Point VA spent the day in the city with her daughter Miss iester Rowland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard. S. Jolliffe
Miss Mane Jolife
Washington
W. B. Moore
The
Selby Arch Preserver Shoe Company
Portsmouth
Ohio
Allen
Atwater Kent Radio Company
Washington, D. C
Lonney
Columbia Kelster Company
Baltimore
George Rowland
Summit Point
W. Vas
Iester Rowland
Trophies Saved as Tuleyries Fire Ravages Antiquities
Family of John Martin of The Tuleyries estate loses most furniture and antiques in a fire near White Post. Mrs Martin rescues pony show trophies and silver cups before the roof collapses. Fire departments from Berroville and Winchester respond with rapid aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronryville
John Martin
Tuleyries
Graham IF. Blandy
New York
White Post
Harry Antrim
University of Virginia
Martin
Mrs. Martin
Martins
Little Lloyd Martin
King George to be moved to seaside for air and recovery
London reports plan to transfer the ailing king from Buckingham Palace to a coastal retreat at Bognor for invigorating air. A medical bulletin notes the illness progress and indicates a favorable outlook with cautious details after a long interval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
London
Sieg George
Buckingham Palac
Sussex
Bognor
King’s health prompts push for open air change
Fragmentary notes indicate the king’s condition remains steady with doctors recommending a move to a healthier open air environment as part of his care. The precise date and location are absent, but the plan aims to improve nourishment and breathing.
Quick Household Expense Loans at Martinsburg Firm
Quick loans up to 300 dollars on your own signature fixed by law. Easy monthly payments offered by Finance Co. of Martinsburg located at 115 King Street. Call or write for details. Tuesday date noted (1-16) with phone 251-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
King St
Local Scene Hails Legislature Support in Puebla Claim
A Milwaukee Journal striking fragment notes the Puebla region in Mexico shows five groups claiming a notable thing amid a scene of gratitude. The text is partial and lacks clear action or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puebla
Mexico
Milwaukee Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frederick N. Caldwell
E. J. Rohart
J. F. Bly
Hervey Grubbs
Edgar Barrett
Russell Emmons
Harry Emmons
Dorothy Emmons
F. EB. Rossman
Chambersburg
A. R. Mason
May Starr
J. H. Cave
Bell McDonald
Winnie Kurkhall
Frederick, Md
G. BE. Clem
Raymond
Clem
Howard Mason
Roanoke
Edward Clem
Covington
Roy Ridenour
Nina Ridenour
Lucy Clem
Powell’s Fort
Grant. Cattlett
W. E. Cattlett
Turner Cattlett
Iris. Himelright
Ashby Catteltt
Front Royal
Huntsberry
Lanian
R. E. Lee
Bertha Mowery
Lutheran Bible Class
Mr. Howard Ashwood
Miss Wilson
Richard J. Spencer
George Washington Hotel
Esther Smith
Shenandoah, Va
Mrs. H. Thompson
Lexington, Va
H. F. Crueger
Norfolk and Western Railway
Laura Smith
Messrs
Carlisle Blackburn
Taylor Barr
West Newton
Blackburn
Robert Fawcett
Opequon
Herbert S. Larrick
Wilmington
Del
John B. Hoffman
George H. Levi
Hugh Nelson
Millwood
George H. Burwell
Stuart Smith
Southern Electric Company
Helen Miller
Elsie Preffitt
C. E. Harbaugh
Potomac-Edison Company
Frances and
Magdalene Peters
Gadys Derry
Dewey and
Reuben Waiton
Dallas Singenfield
Front Royal Va
Arrisonhure, Va
Bettie Mitchell
F. H. Wells
Poltimore
Titty
Andates
Joseph Knoerley
Baltimoore
Harry Lovett
Mrs. Carroll Iden
T. J. Dale
South Kent Street
Slayer
Death Cell
Joey Storelli
Peter Kudzinowski
New Jersey State
Trenton
Gu.s
International Newsree
Caribbean SE
Little
Bahamas
S. S
Garfield
Munson
Pan-America
T. P. Quinn
Garield
Lovett Bros
Sample Shoe Store
Swimley Hotel
Geo
Dean Loia
Whan
Sse
Llinery
North Main
Endicott-Johnson Shoes
S. Kirson & Sons
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