Extensive social guests and travel plans across regions
Miss Moore Stalmaker and Miss Lippitt depart for Buffalo and Niagara Falls then Wisconsin, Lake Michigan cottage visits, and Canadian travels with sisters and hosts. Other Washington guests include Mrs Beardall, Miss McDonald, James Suddatth, and Perry Lippitt with Clarke county attendees and the Rasberry Plains dance in Loudoun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jok Pt Lhoe
Door County
Miss Lippitt
Mary and
Louisa Lippitt
Washington
Yellow Stone Park
Glacier Park
Canada
Miss Moore
Stalnaker
John B. Neill
Katharine P. McDonald
James W. Suddath
Perry Lippitt
Foreigners Urged to Leave Swatow Amid Japanese Bombardment
Swatow comes under renewed air attack as Japanese bombers concentrate on the railway station. Casualties are thought light as residents flee inland. US and Britain prepare refuge aboard gunboats Edsall Tulsa Asheville to protect Americans with consular reports of damaged property and six silk factories. Missionary William J Downs slightly wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hongkong
Swatow
United States
Britain
Edsall
Tulsa
Asheville
Haiman Bay
Chaoan
Canton
Dainty
Washington
China
State Department
William J. Downs
Meadville
Whitney Young
Oil Company
Long-lost James Elwood Master returns home after 42 years
In Reading Pennsylvania on July 2, the Berks county court had declared James Elwood Master legally dead in 1926. He returned to his former home seeking a fortune in the west and was welcomed by a family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Berks County
James Elwood Master
Calendar of Weekend and Weekday Community Events
A parade honors Walter Johnson and his Washington team, with other activities including a July fourth dance at Winchester Golf Club’s starry ballroom, a Kiddie Program at Capitol Theatre, Lions Club and Little Garden Club meetings, and a Winchester Rebekah Lodge gathering at Odd Fellows Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Golf Club
Warner Bros
Capitol Theatre
Walter Johnson
Washington
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Little Garden
Miss Rosalie Newcomb to Wed Pam Murphy in Edinburg
Miss Rosalie Newcomb daughter of Mr and Mrs Clinton P Newcomb of Berryville will marry Pam R Murphy son of Mr and Mrs O N Murphy of Berryville in Edinburg Virginia tomorrow afternoon. The Rev R L Butsler will officiate at the M EB Church with two attendants Miss Annie Harris and Mr Donald Cooley. After a brief wedding trip the couple will reside in Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Newcomb
Pam Murphy
Edinburg
Winchester
Berryville
Clarke County
Clinton P. Newcomb
Pam R. Murphy
O. N. Murphy
R. L. Butsler
Duncan Memorial Methodist Church
M. EB
Annie Harris
Donald Cooley
Berryville High School
Newcomb
Commonwealth
Edward McC. Williams
Murphy
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Parties Honor Miss Byrd At Winchester Socials
Winchester socials feature Miss Margaret Lewis Byrd with host Mrs. R E Byrd and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gilpin. Attendees include Anne Kerr Russell Shirley Williams Eleanor Scully Mary Scully Bobbie Conrad Anne Tucker Payne Joan Scully Philip Glaize Joe Thomas James Corden William Harris H B McCormac Brad Beverley Douglas DuShane. Subsequent events planned include a Springsburg dinner and a Raspberry Plain dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Greenhalgh
Ohio
and Galgh
Springs- Clarke County
John Mettler
Henry Harvey
John Gates
Lewis Baldwin
Cleveland
Greenhalgh
Springsbury
Margaret Byrd
Winchester
Caroline Grandy
le Cron Thompson
Norfolk
William Lipscomb
Rasberry Plains
Loudoun County
Miss Byrd
R. E. Byrd
Kenneth Gilpin
Margaret Lewis Byrd
Anne Kerr Russell
Shirley Williams
Eleanor Scully
Mary Scully
Bobbie Conrad
Anne Tucker Payne
Joan Scully
Philip Glaize
Joe Thomas
James Corden
William Harris
H. B. McCormac
Brad Beverley
Douglas DuShane
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Byrd
Gilpin
George Greenhalgh
Springsburg
Clarke County
Braddock Street Group To Meet Tuesday Event
The Braddock Street Woman's Missionary Society plans a Tuesday evening meeting at 8 in the Golden Rule Class room of the church with Circle No. 7 led by Mrs. C. D. Lanahan in charge. A full attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street
Braddock Street Woman’s Missionary Society
Golden Rule
Circle No. 7
C. D. Lanahan
Infant Shirley Ann Taylor Dies After Illness
Shirley Ann Taylor 15 month old daughter of Stewart and Julia Taylor died at Memorial Hospital after a sudden illness. Survived by parents two brothers Max and Alvin and three sisters Eva Reva and Thelma. Funeral is tomorrow with friends gathering at 3 p m at the house then to Chestnut Grove Church for services by Rev H M Amoss. Interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Ann Taylor
Stewart
Julia Taylor
White Hall
Frederick County
Memorial Hospital
Max
Alvin
Eva
Reva
Thelma Taylor
Chestnut Grove Church
H. M. Amoss
Veterans to Convene Meeting on July 4
C. Richard Boyce of Winchester Post 2123 VFW announces a Monday July 4 meeting at 8 30 with new recruits to receive the obligation. Refreshments will be served and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanters
the Willows
Floyd Haines
Valley Pike
Massanetta Springs
Handley
Handley High School
Mary Scully
Mary Katherine Baker
Mary Jane Jolliffe
Dorothy Larrick
Garland Quarles
E. P. Browning
Otis Sargent
Norman Ochs
C. Richard Boyce
Winchester
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Special Service At Kernstown Church
A children's day service will be held at Kernstown M. E. Church South Sunday night at 8. Recitations songs and other features will be presented. The public is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Miller
Grace Lutheran Church
Miller
Church of Christ
Mellwee
Waltemyer
Gettysburg
Louis Kneiling
Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
North
Washington Street
Sid Willonby
Washington
Kernstown M. E
South
Beulah Swanson Hurt After Fall On North Kent Street
Beulah Swanson is under a physician’s care after suffering numerous cuts and bruises from a fall on North Kent Street. One knee was badly cut, confining her to bed at her home at 536 North Kent Street, where she asks friends and relatives to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Swanson
North Kent Street
Modern Etiquette Q and A Questions on Gifts and Greetings
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions about bringing a small gift to hosts and the proper format of wedding breakfast invitations. She notes the invitation should match the church card and be folded for the envelope. She says a young person should not offer a handshake to an elderly woman unless she offers hers first.
Death Claims Mrs Racey 66 in Mount Pleasant Frederick Co
Mrs. Katie Naomi Racey 66 wife of Asa S. Racey longtime Mount Pleasant resident Frederick County died at home after illness Born June 29 1873 she was daughter of John and Caroline Lockmiller Shenandoah Va Survived by husband three sons Harry Frisby and Raymond three daughters Mrs Alfred Sager Mrs Emerick Copenhaver and Mrs Vennor Milhon one sister Mrs Sassy Strasnider one brother Joseph Lockmiller and 24 grandchildren Funeral Monday at Mount Pleasant Church with Rev B F Spitzer and Rev R A Whitten officiating Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Naomi Racey
Asa S. Racey
Mount Pleasant
Frederick County
Racey
John and
Caroline Orndorff Lockmiller
Shenandoah County
Sassy Strasnider
Strasburg
Joseph Lockmiller
Arlington
Mount Pleasant Church
B. F. Spitzer
R. A. Whitten
Congregation-Christian Church of Winchester
Mount Hebron
Thurston Renner
Hugh Brill
William Lamp
William Sager
Edison Fawcett
Clinton Barr
Daily Vacation Bible School Opens in Stephens City
The Methodist Church in Stephens City announces its Daily Vacation Bible School starting Monday at 9 o clock, running 9 to 11 daily all week. Mrs. C. S. Headley leads with the children’s division support from teachers and officers. All children are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Stephens City
C. S. Headley
Two Brothers In Separate Appendicitis Alarms
Savannah Tenn. Glen Culver 24 rushed to hospital for appendicitis. His brother Earl 20 chased after him, also suffering sudden pain. Doctors diagnosed appendicitis as Earl joined Glen in the operating room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Tenn
Glen Culver
Earl
Glen
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Stalmaker
Buffalo
Niagara
Wisconsin
Charlies F. McGuire
Priest
Welker
John Reginald Beardall
U.S. N
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Beardall
Geoffrey Beardall
John A. Chew
New York
Ellwood
and Gaushter
LeBarron S. Willard
Greenwich, Conn
David Simpson
San Francisco
Cal
8. C. Williams
Charles F. McIntosh
Charles E. Moore
Anne Ambler Moore
Richmon
John H. Moore
Lynde Dupuy McCormick
Horace Smithy
Rose Hill
Silco Cut
N. Loudoun St
Our Fountain
Wilmer F. Shryock
N. Loudoun
Olga Stoker
W. B. Snider & Son
Big Joe
United Food Stores
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Clark
James
Kitty Leigh Clark
Sharps
Rappahannock River
Kern, Jr
Harry R. Kern, Jr
Courtfield
Wiley
G. R. Haines
Earl Hildebrand
Gray Avenue
Boone D. Tillett
Norfolk, Va
Samuel Preston
Virginia Beach
Edward Clark, Jr
Billy Brown
Sam Preston, Jr
Royal Ambassadors
Baptist Church
W. W. Glass
Mollie Glass
Waynesboro
Julian M. Lillis
Richmond, Va
Charming
Talecia
S. Braddock St
Elizabeth Denny
White Post
Accomac
Eleanor Davis
Miss Denny
Joseph S. Denny
Joseph Denny
Frank Hack
South Washington Street
New York City
John S. Sloat
Capon River
Louis Zuckerman
Samuel Zuckerman
Lillian Oakes
Virginia Cather
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
A. R. Dunning
Christ Church
Millwood
Georgia Conrad
Taylor Pierce
Col
Mrs. Duncan Elliott
Rodney Thaine Taylor
Jane
Charles H. Lillis
Helen Lillis
Hilma Hottle
Dorothy Seneeadiver
Freda Loy
Kernstown
Hart
Roberta Lee
Mrs. Racey
Frederick Farmer
Daily Vacation Bible School
Pine Motor CO
Vienna
Commercial & Savings Bank
U.S
the Commercial & Savings Bank
H. 8. Larrick
H.C. Sheetz
John I. Sloat
Fred A. Crisman
Harold R. Edwards
Charles R. Anderson Howell M. Bond
Fred S. Boyd
George H. Eagle
Joseph H. Funkhouser
E. A. Humston
Philip Klompus
Chase National Bank
Union Trust Company
Baltimore
Pifer Printing CO
Sunshine Cleaners
Eastman
Agfa
Eastman Kodaks and
Cameras
Miller’s Drug Store
Loudoun St
Haldeman’s
Haldeman’s Creamery
South Kent Street
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