Calendar of meetings at Braddock Street and East Boscawen
Schedule lists Loyal Temperance Legion at the Braddock Street Church Monday 3 30 p m and the I O P weekly meeting at their East Boscawen street hall at 8 00 p m all in the local calendar.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1940
Page
8
Schedule lists Loyal Temperance Legion at the Braddock Street Church Monday 3 30 p m and the I O P weekly meeting at their East Boscawen street hall at 8 00 p m all in the local calendar.
Miss Nelson and John Scully were married Saturday at Christ Episcopal Church in a formal ceremony led by Bishop win. The church glowed with lilies and candles as family and friends witnessed the bride in a heirloom wedding dress. The reception followed at the church house and the couple left for a wedding trip before settling on West Cork street.
Mr and Mrs Stuart Garner Edmonds of Washington DC announce the birth of a son named William Hobbs Edmonds at Memorial Hospital on a Saturday morning. The child follows a daughter Helen Garner, and Mrs Edmonds is formerly Miss Helen Ritter.
A reader asks how to recover a loaned book and when to reclaim it. Instructions advise valuing items and removing the borrower from the lending list. A hotel guest should request mail at the main desk. Admission cards for weddings deter curious strangers from attending.
Miss Mary Kathryn Rhinelander and Mr. Harry L. Sherman were married in a quiet chapel ceremony at Woodstock Christian Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Rhinelander of Winchester, is a Handley High School graduate. the groom is a Stephens City High School graduate and Roanoke College attendee. Both work on the O Sullivan Rubber Co. clerical staff and will live at 22 West Monmouth Street after a Virginia mountain resort trip.
A playful homemaking piece extols lemons as multipurpose beauty helpers. It advises lemon rubs for nail whitening and skin care, lemon juice rinses for hair and complexion, and a lipstick brush for neat lip color, noting cautions about overuse and dental staining.
The Presby terian Burnt Church group hosted a miscellaneous shower at Mr and Mrs E T Whittakers home honoring Mr and Mrs Robert Whittaker. Guests included many local residents and extended family sharing gifts and well wishes.
Mr and Mrs William B Watkins III of Philadelphia moved to Annefield Clarke County Virginia in 1920. They own a major collection of family portraits photographed for Clarke County Historical Association. The Watkins lineage includes British and Scottish ancestry with ties to Shotton Hall and early American figures.
W B Glover and J P Arthur return after a day in New York on business. They were seen leaving a downtown hotel and heading to a waiting car on their way home.
Winchester Rebekah Association will install officers for the ensuing year at the regular meeting tomorrow night at 8 o clock. Elected are Mrs. Gaynel Reading Noble Grand Mrs. Emma Edwards Vice grand Mrs. Anna Boxwell financial secretary and Mrs. Margaret Meister treasurer. Miss Mary Wingfield deputy president will lead the installation. Plans are under way for Shenandoah Rebekah Association meeting here on July 16.
The Ladies Aid Society and the Woman's Missionary Society of the Ebenezer Disciple Church will convene Wednesday at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Melon Adams near Gainesboro. Members are urged to attend since they have not met for two months.
The Girl's Athletic Association meeting set for Thursday July 4 has been postponed to Thursday evening July 11 due to a holiday.
In deep appreciation of kindness shown during the illness and death of my daughter Daisy Ball by my friends both white and colored. Her father Horace Ball.
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