Calendar of events in Winchester clubs and posts
The schedule lists regular meetings for Winchester VFW at North Loudoun, American Legion Auxiliary on North Washington, Eastern Star at Farmers and Merchants Bank, Madison Lodge I O O F on East Boscawen, Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel, Century Club at Mrs Steck's on Fairmont, Winchester Rebekah at Odd Fellows Hall, Junior Century Club on Amherst, Kiwanis Ladies Night at George Washington Hotel, and Little Theatre at the Library with Martinsburg group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
North Loudoun Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Claude Grim
North Washington Street
Order of Eastern Star
McKinley
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Madison Lodger
East Boscawen Street
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Century Club
John M. Steck
Fair_™mont avenue
Winchester Rebekah Association
Odd Fellows
Cunningham couple welcomed a son Cornelius Jett Cunningham Jr
Mr and Mrs Jett Cunningham of Hedgesville West Virginia are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son at Winchester Memorial Hospital. The baby has been named Cornelius Jett Cunningham Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham
Jett Cunningham
Hedgesville
W. Va
Winchester Memoriaospital
Cornelius Jett Cunningham, Jr
Linden Pingley
Winchester Hospital
Linden Alvin Pingley, Jr
Rose VanMeter
Petersburg
Pingley
Winchester Cold Storage
Gregory
Julian C. Gregory
Stephens City
Ralph Shryock Gregory
Memorial Hospital
Virginia Shryock
Winchester notices mix bridge luncheon and births
Invitations go out for a bridge luncheon at Mrs H Neville Stephenson’s South Washington home in honor of Mrs Lewis Barton and Mrs John Barnes Carr. Also reported are birth announcements for Linden Alvin Pingley Jr and Ralph Shryock Gregory, plus a convalescing note on Robert Hemp after a trailer-train crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Neville Stephenson
South Washington Street
Lewis N. Barton
John Barnes Carr
Clarksdale
Harry K. Russell
South Stewart Street
Marriages of Katherine Mudd and Doris Shade in Winchester area
Mrs R E Mudd of Winchester Virginia announces the marriage of her daughter Katherine Lee Mudd to Norborne Page Cole of Charlottesville Virginia. The ceremony occurred Friday at 7 pm in the Cathedral rectory Baltimore Maryland. The bride wore teal blue and tea rose corsage. Mr Cole is a Virginia graduate and Baltimore employee. The couple will reside at 1509 Fulton Street Baltimore. Mrs Mudd and family attended. Doris Shade also married John Edwin Sartelle in a small ceremony January 21 with both graduates of Handley High School. Sartelle works for Virginia Woolen Co. They will live on North Loudoun Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Edelen Mudd
Vaucluse
Winchester
Katherine Lee Mudd
Norborne Page Cole
Charlottesville
Baltimore
Joseph Nelligan
Cole
N. B. Cole
Episcopal High School
University of Virginia
Owens Ilinois Co
Fulton Street
Handley High School
R. E. Mudd
W. R. Fleming
Marie
Cassandra
Virginia Mudd
Charles
Doris Shade
John Edwin Sartelle
E. E. Shade
Harry M. Sartelle
H. J. Womeldorf
Sartelle
Virginia Woolen Co
North Loudoun Street
Regular Legion Auxiliary Meeting Tonight at 7 30
The American Legion Auxiliary holds its monthly meeting this evening at 7 30 at Mrs. Claude Grim’s home on North Washington. Reports on Christmas work will be heard. Junior Century Club to Meet With Mrs Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Claude Grim
North Washington Street
Junior Century Club
Cooper
Clarke Cooper
Amherst Street
Thomas Gibson
Clayton Couple Welcome Baby Daughter Mary Jane
Mr and Mrs John Clayton of Albin announce the birth of a daughter Mary Jane at Winchester Memorial Hospital last Monday January 16. The infant’s mother is former Miss Retta DeHaven, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles DeHaven of Brucetown.
Etiquette Answers on Invitations and Courtesies
The guidance covers timely replies to invitations within one to two days or at most a week. It states a man should rise and stand when a woman friend of his companion speaks. It notes the date is written on the last page to the left of the signature.
Notable Local Passages and Callaways Travel Notices
Russian Count Lorenzo Lewis returns to Berryville after an operation in Washington. Mrs Bruce Sheard recovers from emergency appendix surgery at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs H N Stephenson returns after a Washington weekend. Attendees of Victoria Regina matinee include Mrs Edward Barr Mrs John B Carr and Miss Virginia Russell. Chester Duke of Front Royal visits Valley avenue with Mrs Henry Bell. T B Patton recovers from influenza. Mrs Nancy Coble hosts West Boscawen street. Mrs George H Smith Jr leaves for a week in New York. Lydia Barton visits Hayfield school head, Miss Mary Sherman. Cadwallader couple of Stephens City travel to Wytheville to visit Rev and Mrs Cadwallader. Mrs B M Knight Jr confined at home with severe cold. Norman Barr returns from southern Virginia and Carolinas business trip. W S McClintock of Parkway visits Richmond Friday and Saturday. Mary McDonald returns from New York shopping for Wonder’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
H. N. Stephenson
Washington
Edward Barr
John B. Carr
Virginia Russell
Victoria Regina
Mrs Maybel Aikin Hosts a Stonewall Jackson HQ Reception
Mrs Maybel V Aikin entertained Saturday evening at her North Braddock Street home known as Stonewall Jackson's headquarters The event emphasized remembrance of Winchester Frederick County history with antique furnishings and relics The guest of honor was Mr G W Dellinger sole surviving Confederate veteran in Frederick County in his 90s The women of Turner Ashby Chapter and other local friends aided in guiding guests through the historic rooms
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary
Maybel V. Aikin
Stonewall Jackson
North Braddock Street
Winchester
Frederick County
Piccadilly Street
Baltimore and Ohio
Lord Fairfax
Andreas Friedley
Washington
Andreas Friedly
Lot. No. 47
Daniel Overaker
Stewart Grant
Geo. R. Long
Thomas T. Fauntleroy, Jr
Wm. McP
Valley
Aikin
G. W. Dellinger
Dellinger
23Rd
Virginia Cavalry
Solomon Moore
Billy Lurch
Billy Miller
Robert White
Chas. T. O’ferral
Imboden
Mr. Dellinger
Olivia Dellinger
Front Royal Busy Week with Weddings and Visits
Front Royal and Warren County notes show Mrs. L R Treat visiting relatives in town. arrangements underway for Miss Henrietta Crosley’s wedding at the U S Naval Academy Chapel with Lieut G T Atkins. Local residents travel to Richmond Charlottesville and Washington for illnesses meetings and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Slaughter
Annapolis Md
Henrietta Crosley
G. T. Atkins
United States Naval Academy Chapel
Armament debate shifts to House action on air corps expansion
The article notes the proposed 300 million dollar expansion of the army air corps as a likely first defense program item for House action, with Chairman May aiming to finish hearings soon. It also reports Republican leaders forming a minority committee to review the administration’s armament program and quotes leaders on peace efforts and preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Army Air Corps
May
House Military Committee
Rep. Martin
Massachusetts
House
Rep
Wadsworth
New York
Republican Party
Martin
Lastei
Pittman
D-Nev
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Taft
Ohio
Evacuation of Barcelona Ordered as Insurgents Close In
Catalonia and Barcelona administration organize evacuation to northern Catalonia to protect refugees as insurgents advance within 15 miles of the city. Government tactics include shifting archives northward and relocating prisoners, with civilians urged to fortify defenses while men and women flood to safer areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catalonia
Barcelona
France
Ous
Gerona
Figueras
Barcelonia
Mediterranean
Manresa
Martorell
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. N. Stephenson
Robert Hemp
Jefferson, Md
Boyce
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Hemp
Market Street
M. E
Peter Yates Brinton
Mrs
Linden Pingles
Julia Rosenberger
Julia Tyler Rosenberger
Missionary Societies of Southern M. E
Braddock Street
Mary Terault
F. M. Laucas
Shepherdstown
Florence Hospetter
Round Hill
W. H. Ballengee
Baltimore Conference Missionary Society
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Wilmer F. Shryock
Norborne P. Cole
Legion Auxiliary
Marshall Thompson
Indiana, Pa
Beverley Rice
West Cork Street
Margaret Parrish
Gore
N. B. Shingleton
South
Cameron Street
H. B. McCormac, Jr
Kenneth Adams
Virginia
Richard Crenshaw
Millwood Avenue
Lorenzo Lewis
Berryville
Bruce Sheard
Certbles
Chester Duke
Front Royal
Henry Bell
Valley Avenue
T. B. Patton
Nancy Coble
West Boscawen Street
George H. Smith, Jr
New York City
Lydia Barton
Hayfield School
Mary Sherman
F. B. Cadwallader
Wytheville, Va
James K. Cadwallader
B. M. Knight, Jr
West Clifford Street
Norman Barr
Carolinas
Mary McDonald
Wonder’s
Russia
Kuybyshev
Moscow
Alecia Beauty Salon
Pikeside Tea Room
Emma C. Benson
Marguerite Beckerle
Tokyo
Chikako Todo
Takahiko Asaka
Japan
Mrs. Maybel V. Aikin
Stonewall Jackson’s
Forsan Et Haec Olim Meminisse Juvyabit
Front Royal and
Warren County News
L. R. Treat
Bedford
Roger W. Payne
H. D. Hite
Richmond
Stuart Warden
Frank Hopkins
Elizabeth Clark
A. F. Clark
Major
James B. Golden
Percy Eubank
Upsher
Tappahannock
J. Leonard Mathews
Mathews
Mrs. C. A. Duke
Leslie F. Keyser
John Marshall
George M. Reaves
Helen Hayes
Sally Pence
C. A. Pence
Mrs. A. D. Cone
Washington, D. C
Mr. Cone
T. S. Melton
H. G. Morrison
The
University Hospital
Frank Gibb
F. B. Gibb
Lena Barman
Erma Kline
Keezletown
Josie Cullers
Charles H. Updyke
T.S. Melton
Marvin Vint
Lee Jackson
U. D. Co. Strasburg
Strasburg
Ernest L. Fosa
Portland
Maine
General Motors Research Laboratory
Detroit
Mich
Front Royal Rotary Club
Foss
Denver Aleshire
J. R. Lassiter
J. C. Bradley
Luray
L. E. Smith
New Market
G. H. Hickman
Warrenton
J. T. Rountree
Otis Rose
Bartlett
Mr. Borrower
Borrower
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Howard L. James
Piccadilly
W. B. Snider & Son
Haldeman’s Creamery
Pifer Printing CO
N. Londoun St
Huntsberry
United Food Stores
Dale Carnegie
Clinton Wunder
Dale Carnegie Institute
Adress
Roy Ryden
PubliSpeaking
C. Ridgely Whee
Pres
Winchester Boardt Trade
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