Eloise Parham Weds Oliver Snapp at Greenville Baptist Church
Miss Eloise Parham of Greenville married Oliver I Snapp of Fort Valley in a Greenville ceremony held Wednesday evening at 8 o clock. The service featured a ring ritual performed by Rev W W Arnold, with a garden reception at the bride's home. The couple will live in Baltimore where Mr Snapp works in business after a honeymoon in New York City.
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Greenville
Eloise’ Parham
Oliver Irwin Snapp
G. O. Snapp
Winchester
Fort Valley
Eloise_Parham
Frahtés McGirt
Annie Holt Terrell
Louise Johnson
Bettie Lummus
Rose Petale
Robert S. Parham
W. W. Arnold
Mendelssohn
Robert 8. Parham, Jr
Jamies ‘Parham
W. G. Brisendine
S.M. Matthews
Leslie Parham
Edward Lummus
Columbus
Gladys Parham
Jane Hill
Ed. Acuff
Albert Shirley
Nelson F. Richards
Annie Terrell Holt
R. S. Parham
Crowders
Parhams
Old
Virginia
Baltimore
Miss Wight and Mr Donovan Marry in Winchester
Miss Emma Howard Wight of Baltimore and Avery K. Donovan of Pennsylvania were married last evening at the Presbyterian Manse by Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden. The bride wished a Winchester ceremony, linking to Virginia memories as they traveled from Baltimore and Pennsylvania to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wight
Donovan
Baltimore
Emma Howard Wight
William M. Wight
Mary Sherman Wight
Avery K. Donovan
A. Donovan
Pensylvania
Presbyterian Manse
F. T. McFaden
Winchester
Virginia
Mr. Donovan
Maryland
Miss Howard
Aaron Slick From Pun Kin Crick Plays Again at Epworth League
The Epworth League of Market Street Methodist Episcopal church will present Aaron Slick From Pun Kin Crick again this Friday at 8 o clock. The comedy, praised as FUNNY and popular, has drawn many requests for another performance, promising a pleasant evening of laughter.
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Aaron Slick
Punkin Crick
Epworth League of
Market Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Abie
Southern Dairies Agents Banquet At Hagerstown YMCA
Employees from Martinsburg Hagerstown Winchester and other locales gathered at the Hagerstown YMCA last Wednesday for a banquet of The Silver Cow. Attendees included Vernon Casteel W B Weeks and F I Peck and five representatives from Washington head offices. George L Smith editor of The Silver Cow spoke as the event highlighted a recent Imperial Ice Cream acquisition.
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Southern Dairies
Southern Dairies Company
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Winchester
Y. M
C. A
Silver Cow
Messie
Vernon Casteel
W. B. Weeks
F. I. Peck
Frederick
Washington
George L Smith
Imperial Ice Cream Company
Culpeper Horse Show To Be Held This Week
Culpeper Horse Show and Racing Association opens its twenty fourth annual exhibition at Culpeper tomorrow and Thursday. Weather permitting a daily crowd of about 10 000 is expected. Nearly 400 entries include 24 classes each day plus five flat races and a steeplechase. Judging begins 9 30 each day. Dr Lewis M Allen of Winchester and Ben Randolph of Millwood are among the exhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culpeper
Culpeper Horse Show and Racing Association
Lewis M. Allen
Winchester
Ben Randolph
Millwood
Sands and Friends Travel Through Shenandoah Valley to Williamsburg
Mr. Oliver J. Sands a Richmond banker and his son Mr. Sands Jr with guest John Nolley of Greenwich Conn returned to Richmond after several days motoring in the Shenandoah Valley. The party yesterday reached Williamsburg and Yorktown during their trip. Also noted the death of Samuel Dunlap of Macon Georgia, brother of Mrs Ashton Starke of Richmond, who often visits Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd.
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Sands
Valley
Oliver J. Sands
Richmond
Oliver J. Sands,Jr
John Nolley
Greenwich
Ashton Starke
Macon
Georgia
Samuel Dunlap
Dunlap
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Ambherst Street
Missionary Society Holds Its Annual Picnic
The Foreign Missionary Society of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church held its annual picnic this afternoon on the Cedar Creek grade, gathering at Miss Hattie Burkle’s bungalow grounds where members traveled by motor about 4 o'clock and enjoyed a shade dining under trees. Mrs Arthur hosted the Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club gathering last Wednesday at Mrs B F Arthur Jr’s home on South Stewart Street with join hostesses Mrs Robert M Ward Mrs Robt Y Conrad and Miss Clara Wood.
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Arthur
Winchester
Clarke County
B. F. Arthur, Jr
South Stewart Street
Robert M. Ward
Robt. Y. Conrad
Clara Wood
New Council of Girls Club To Meet Tonight
The new Girls Athletic Association council will meet at the club room tonight at 7 30. This first meeting is expected to be important and interesting. The regular business meeting follows on Thursday at 7 30 in the club room.
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The
Girls’ Athletic Association
Home Mission Society Meets at Market Street Church
The regular monthly meeting of the Home Missionary Society of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church was held last evening at the home of Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Mission Society
Home Missionary Society
Market Street Methodist Episcopag Church
Meeting Notes Cite August Gathering at Mrs Latham Home
Refreshments followed the meeting on South Cameron street. The next meeting is planned for early August at Mrs Charlies Latham's home on North avenue with extended plans.
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C, Hoover
Cameron Street
Charlies Latham
North Avenue
Milburn Motorcycle Crash Patient Improves at Memorial Hospital
John Milburn, seriously injured in a June 3 motorcycle accident and currently a patient at Memorial Hospital, shows some improvement but is expected to remain under hospital care for some time. He has had many visitors and hopes more friends will stop by to chat.
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John Milburn
Memorial Hospital
Milburn
Dance Night Hosted by Mrs Violette Collins at Sun Set Lodge
Invitations invite attendees to a dance tonight hosted by Mrs Violette Collins at Sun Set Lodge Tea Room in Front Royal. The Shenvalee Recording Orchestra will provide the music for the event held at a noted local venue.
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Violette Collins
Sunset Lodge Tea Room
Front Royal
Shenvalee Recording Orchestra
the Lodge
Davis Family Returns From Western Trip to Winchester
Mr and Mrs Sylvester Davis and Mrs Newton Grove returned to Winchester last Sunday from an extended western trip. They were joined by Mr Davis sister Mrs Fred Tyler of Anna Harbor Michigan. The party visited the valley caverns and planned a few days in Washington.
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Mrs. Davis
Sylvester Davis
Newton Grove
Winchester
Michigan
Mr. Davis
Fred Tyler
Anna Harbor
Mich
Davis
Mrs. Tyler
Washington
Sixth Jordan Springs Dance Draws Winchester Dancers
The sixth Jordan Springs Hotel dance will be Thursday night directed by manager G Edgar Soutter. Music by Pat Dunns Virginians. The large ballroom will be decorat ed. A $5 gold piece prize for the best waltzing couple will be awarded to the drawn number holder. Dancers come from Winchester and nearby towns and cities.
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Jordan Springs
G. Edgar Soutter
Pat Dunn
Winchester
Moling Party Ends Canadian Motoring Trip
Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Moling Sr and relatives completed a motoring circuit to Niagara Falls and the Dominion of Canada. They traveled via Williamsport Pennsylvania and returned by Gettysburg Pennsylvania visiting battlefield sites. Miss Dorothy Johnston, nurse, is spending vacation at her parents home. Mr. Sam O’Neal of Vaucluse visited on business. Miss Margaret Goodwin of Washington returned home after visiting Miss Jane Scully.
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Moling
J. Henry Moling
James N. Moling
Nellie Moling
Warren Daugherty
Niagara Falls
Dominion of Canada
Williamsport
Gettysburg
Dorothy Johnston
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrs
Frank Johnston
Margaret Goodwin
Washington
Jane Scully
Curtis Not To Quit the Senate for Vice Presidency
Providence July 3 The Associated Press reports Senator Charles Curtis a Republican for the vice presidency said he would not resign his Senate seat to run for vice president. He argued resignation was unnecessary and noted President Harding did not leave the Senate until February after his election. Curtis was visiting his daughter’s home.
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Associated Press
Providence
R. I
Charles Curtis
Senate
Harding
Ohio
Curtis
Hearst Acquires An Omaha Paper
Omaha Bee-News sold to W R Hearst announced by Nelson B Updike publisher. Former Kansas governor Henry J Allen, publisher of the Wichita Beacon, will become Omaha publisher.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Omaha Bee-News
W. R. Hearst
Nelson B. Updike
Shipping Board To Offer the U S Line For Sale
The United States Shipping Board ordered the Merchant Fleet Corporation to prepare advertisements for bids for the sale of the United States line and the American merchant line. Eight alternate plans will be offered, excluding charter. Vessels include the Leviathan George Washington Republic President Harding and President Roosevelt.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States Shipping Board
Merchant Fleet Corporation
United States Line
American Merchant Line
T. W. O'Connor
Leviathan
George Washington
Republic
Harding
Roosevelt
Two Priests Are Reported Killed
Mexican city dispatch says two American priests among fighters were killed in separate clashes in Jalisco with federal troops amid ongoing anti government fighting.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Jalisco
Miss Agnes Moore Visits Shenandoah Hosts in Virginia
Miss Agnes Moore of Wooster Ohio visits relatives Rev and Mrs W H Ballenger in Shenandoah Virginia and stays with Mr and Mrs John S Sloat on South Loudoun Street during the visit.
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Agnes Moore
Wooster
Ohio
W. H. Ballenger
Shenandoah, Va
John S. Sloat
South Loudoun Street
Rosenmeyers to Spend Months in Europe
Mrs. Rosenmeyer and her daughter Misseda Rosenmeyer plan to depart soon for an extended stay in Europe, aiming to travel and visit during the coming months.
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Mie
Rosenmeyer
Misseda Rosenmeyer
Europe
Towson Man Visits Relatives in City This Weekend
Mr. Dave Leonard of Towson Maryland spent the past weekend as a guest of his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs R E Mudd. He was accompanied home by Mrs Mudd and children who will spend weeks as guests of Mrs Mudd s mother Mrs Burkle.
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Dave Leonard
Towson, Md
R.E. Mudd
Local social notes from Bates Street shirt businessman visitors
Mr Johnson of the Bates Street Shirt Company in New York was here yesterday on business. Miss Jane Hyslop of Philadelphia visits Mrs Alexander Barrie. Miss Mariam Buchanan of Tazewell Virginia stays with Miss Grace Johnston. The Largents from this city and Boyce visited Washington last Sunday. Visitors at the Hiser home in Stephens City include Mrs Boyd Orebaugh and Mrs William McLeod. Geneva Moore travels to her parents in the county. Mrs Talbot, Miss Miriam Talbot, and Miss Isobel Wood depart for Wrightsville Beach for a month.
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Mr. Johnson
Bates Street Shirt Company
New York
Jane Hyslop
Philadelphia
Alexander Barrie
Mariam Buchanan
Tazewell, Va
Grace Johnston
North Kent Street
Boyd Orebaugh
William McLeod
Lewis Hudson
Charles Tobin
J. C. Hiser
Stephens City
Geneva Moore
County
W. R. Talbot
Miriam Talbot
Isobel Wood
Wrightsville Beach
Edna Rush
Berryville
Waynesboro
Mary
Stuart Hutcheson
Ralph Dalton
Notable Winchester Residents Depart and Visit Abroad
Winchester area residents appear in a series of brief notices. John S. Sloat travels to Baltimore for the funeral of Rev. Dr. J. St. Clair Neal. Lesley Coyle sails from New York to Europe to join her mother in Paris. Several locals attend or plan travel, with visits to Atlantic City, Roanoke, Radford, Charlottesville, and Berkeley Springs. A Maryland couple wed in Winchester, and local social links include bridesmaids from Waynesboro.
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John S. Sloat
Baltimore
J. St. Clair Neal
Local ladies journey to Front Royal Virginia
Mrs. George Kelchner and Mrs. John Baecher of the county travel to Front Royal Virginia to stay with Mr. and Mrs Charles Ford. They are accompanied by Margaret Kelchner who ends her visit in Winchester this afternoon.
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George Kelchner
John Baecher
Front Royal
Charles Ford
Margaret Kelchner
Winchester
Knoxville Visitor James Meeks Guest of Town Friends
Mr. James Meeks of Knoxville Tennessee is spending time in town as a guest of friends visiting local hosts.
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James Meeks
Knoxville, Tenn
Local Residents Attend Visits and a Culpeper Horse Show
Messrs James Stringfellow and Edmund Lupton of this city left today for Culpeper to attend the home of Mr Stringfellow and the Culpeper horse show tomorrow. Mr and Mrs Lee Miller and Miss Elizabeth Cougill and Mr Ellsworth Keller spent the past weekend in Atlantic City New Jersey. Miss Bessie Lewis who recently had a major operation at Memorial Hospital is much improved and has returned home.
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Messrs
James Stringfellow
Edmund Lupton
Culpeper
Stringfelow
Lee Miller
Elizabeth Cougill
Ellsworth Keller
Atlantic City
N. J
Bessie Lewis
Memorial Hospital
Local visitors depart after extended visit
Mrs. Morton Harloe and Mr. Mumford of Southern Pines N C left yesterday for home after visiting relatives and friends here. They were joined by Mrs Harloe's son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Jack Funk who will stay as their guests for some time.
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Morton Harloe
Mr. Mumford
Southern Pines
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Louis L. Baker
Virginia Pharmaceutical Association
Patrick
Henry
Roanoke
H. C. Littlejohn
Leesburg
Samuel Patterson
Round Hill
H.R. Cecil
Dublin
Old Point Comfort
J. W. Williamson
Harrisonburg
Brooks
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State Board of Pharmacy
Epworth League
Mr. Milburn
Sunset Lodge
Sam O'Neal
Vaucluée
Hearst
Messrs. B. W. Largent
Boyce
Lesley Coyle
Jefferson County
Florence Coyle
Paris
Continent
W. W. McClaine
Nellie Slonaker
W. D. Slonaker
Irene Miller
G. H. Metcalfe
Dayton O’rear
Cecil O’rear
Harry Ridgeway
L. M. Griffith
George Washington Hotel
D. J. O'Connell
Woodstock
J. L. Boyer
E. S. Maury
San Antonio, Texas
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Horace
George
R. M. Marshall
Norfolk, Va
Corporation Clerk's
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Mabel Nikirk
Walkersville
Frederick County
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E. Roy Nikirk
Jack Boden
Raymond Borden
Billie and
Bobbie Boden
Berkeley Springs
Ww. Va
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Doris Durell
Capt
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West Cecil Street
Dave Miller
Harry Lovett
Ethel Lovett
Lovett
Frank Lovett
Hilda Massie
Woolworth
Mrs. J. M Massie
F. L. Woore
Little Mise
Helen Woore
Penn's Grove, Pa
Maude Mace
South Braddock Street
Sample Shoe Store
Lovett Bros
Baprel
Waddill Printing & Lithographing Co
Danville
Kiwanis Club
Bedford
Elmer Wright
J. W. Arthur
W. F. Shryock
General Electric
R.C. A. Radiolas
MO. S. Solenberger & CO
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