Miss Lanthe Rush Weds Rev. Robert B. Campbell in Rogersville
Miss Lanthe Rush of Rogersville Tennessee became the bride of Rev. Robert Bailey Campbell of Winchester at the First Presbyterian Church in Rogersville. Officiating were Rev. Dr. Dabney Carson and Rev. Dr. R. E. Campbell. The ceremony featured music by Eva Brumley Kenny and organist W B Hall with the Lohengrin processional. The couple reside at 405 West Cork Street Winchester after a wedding trip. Mrs Rush is a Tusculum graduate and Rogersville High School history teacher. Rev Campbell serves as pastor of Highland Avenue Clearbrook and Nineveh Presbyterians.
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Rogersville
Tenn
Lanthe Rush
Robert Bailey Campbell
First Presbyterian Church
Dabney Carson
Eva Brumley Kenny
Greenville
W.B. Hall
William Rush
Joe Stamps Lewis
James Phillips
Edward Beall
Durham
N. C
Annabelle Testerman
Sarah Portrum
Nancy Doughty
Lois Lovette
Greeneville
Mary Royce Biddle
Alice Wright Summers
Ellanor Lyle
Edward Ross Testerman
Kenneth Rush
New York City
Edward Campbell
Washington, D. C
Mendelsohn
Mr. Campbell
Kate Kidwell Rush
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Highland Avenue
Clearbrook
Nineveh
Social Calendar Notices From Local Clubs and Churches
A sequence of weekly and one time events lists choirs rehearsals church activities Lions Club luncheons and meetings Rotary Hilton events at Golf Club Geo. Washington Hotel Handley Library and Kiwanis Club meals and gatherings across Wednesday to Tuesday with times from 12 30 to 8 15 pm and weekend story hour for first graders at Handley Library.
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United Brethren Church
Lions’ Club
Winchester Golf Club
First Baptist Church
Chester Lodge of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Golf Club
American. Legion Post
Geo. Washington
Braddock St. Methodist Church
Handley Library
Kiwanis Club
Geo. Washington Hotel
Miss Dunlap Weds Henry Weaver Jr in Virginia Church
Miss Katherine Gray Dunlap of St Petersburg Fla marries Henry Byrne Weaver Jr of Front Royal and Washington at Church of the Nativity. The couple, both William and Mary graduates, plan to live in Charlottesville after September 1 with summering at Gooney Lodge.
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Dunlap
Weaver
Katherine Gray Dunlap
St. Petersburg
Fla
Henry Byrne Weaver
Front Royal
Washington
Church of the Nativity
B. J. Hanneman
A. R. Dunlap
the William and Mary College
University of Virginia
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Rushs announce daughter's marriage to Dr Frank Jarzynka
Nellie Elizabeth Rush becomes Mrs Frank Joseph Jarzynka in a June 17 1932 ceremony at Towson Maryland performed by Rev Father O Neill. Mrs Jarzynka graduated Mercy Hospital Baltimore and worked at Sydenham Hospital before. Dr Jarzynka Johns Hopkins Medical School graduate and resident at Herman Keifer Hospital Detroit. Elizabeth Crawford of 20 North Washington left for Charlotte NC to visit Rev and Mrs John Long Jackson. Dr W W Hodgson and family were guests at Round Hill. Hodgson is Mrs Fling's brother.
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H. L. Rush
Nellie Elizabeth Rush
Frank Joseph Jarzynka
Joseph Jarzynka
Rockwood
Mich
Father O'Neill
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Towson, Md
Jarzynka
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Sydenham Hospital
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Herman Keifer Hospital
Detroit
Elizabeth Gold Crawford
North Washington Street
Charlotte
N. Cr
John Long Jackson
Gordon Couple To Spend Summer In Europe
Mr and Mrs Alexander Gordon recently married will depart Friday for Europe for the summer months. They will visit Mrs Gordon's son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Howard Gwinn Keppel Palmer at their Henley on Thames home. Mrs Gordon was formerly Mrs J Wilmer Biddle.
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Alexander Gordon
Europe
Dr and Mrs Wilmer Host Move In Clarke County
Special to The Star describes social visits and gatherings around Clarke County. Residents such as N N Nelson of Baltimore, the Gilpin and MacKay Smith families, and the Page family with guests from Ardmore and The Plains are noted. Attendees include Sybil Jackson of Baltimore, Virginia Jacobs, Billy Jacobs, and Miss Meade. Events feature dances at Foxcroft, visits to Spout Run, and gatherings at The Glen and Carter Hall with prominent local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollen
Ryton
N. N. Nelson
Balwho
Gonree H. Burwell
Mt Airy
Payne
New York
Alexander MacKay Smith
Kenneth N. Gilpinoe
Salurn
Saratoga
Billy Jacobs
Virginia Jacobs
Ann Meade
Margaret
Cole
Marshall
Army
Mid- Alebure
Marshall Nolo
Louise Okie
the Plains
Miss Okie
Jackson
Miss
Edward
Winston
James
Tucker Winston Lindsey
Mississippi
B. O’'F. Randolph
Robert Power Page
Robert P. Page
Mary F. Page
Edward G. Butler
Washington
Greenwich
Conn
Clarke Williams
Kltie
Celestine Navis Pare
Ite
Gerard B. Lambert
Gerard Yoambert, Jr
Lynchburg
Joseph A., Massie
Winchester
Joseph A. Massie
William L. Massie
Blue Rider Country Club
Millwood
Berryville
Summit Point
Two Local Young Men Receive U. Va. Honors
J Leslie Stipe and Andrew Babb returned from the University of Virginia to spend the summer at home and have been awarded scholarships for next year. Both have the distinction of being placed on the Dean's list of distinguished students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Va
Messrs. J. Leslie Stipe
Andrew Babb
University of Virginia
Berryville Social Notes Hit July Social Season Highlights
Berryville Virginia reports guests and activities through July. Rev Dr Louis Tucker and son Charles W Tucker head to Daphne Alabama for summer with relatives the pulpit filled by Rev Carter Page. Numerous local families entertain visitors at homes on South Church Street Heartease plateau hosts fireworks and notable guests including Senator Harry F Byrd and Miss Margaret Byrd.
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Berryville
Louis Tucker
Charles W Tucker
Daphne
Ala
Sidney Phillipps
Stuart Color
Mobile
Tucker
Grace Enscover Church
T Carter Page
Thomes M. Reynolds
Norwood
Gertrude Reynolds
Washington
Charles McGure
Morace Smithey
Annie Stribling
Edward Stribling
Philadelphia
Portia Baldwin
Ludwell Baldwin
Ludwell Baldwin Jr
Norfol
Bridge
South Church Street
D. Griffithe
Nannie Thomast
Thomas
Charles F McGuire
Horace Smith
Washinton
Douglas Robinson
New York
Blackburn Smith
E. Tv
Tessiey
Thomas M. Reynolds
Mery O'Fallon
C. Williams
Arthie C. Moore
Frank M. Wray
A. GC. Scholler
Heartease
Blue Ridge Mountains
Scholler
Richard E. Byrd
Thomas B Byrd
Margaret Byrd
Harry R Russell
H B. McCormac
Harry R. Kern, Jr
Winchester
Barbee
Schneider
Harry F Byrd, Jr
Westwood Byrd
Anne Foley
Richmond
Beverley
Richard Byrd
M. H. Clagett
William B. Clagett
Nannie Thomas
S.S. Thomas
Walter Blount
Edward Blount
B B. Jones
Washington and “Audley.” Clarke County: Dr and Mrs Frank Tappan
Rose MacDonald
John B Neill
Lewis Neill
Joseph F Moore
Joseph F. Moore, Jr
Renry Patterson
J D.griffing
Ford
Goeller
Girl Scout Committee Meets On Capon
Members of the Capon area Girl Scout Committee gathered with Mrs Walter Bosserman Mrs Donald McFadden Miss Carolyn Hunter and others to discuss routine business The group noted a disappointing financial drive with only 541 letters returned and none from Winchester organizations except the Woman's Civic League Plans were made to visit the camp site and new mess hall under construction nearby Mr John Warren Rice passed the Virginia Bar exam joining 77 successful among 198 applicants Also reported were social gatherings at Fairview Beach and visits from relatives and friends to local residents in the area
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Sete Et Zai
Gene White
Ars
Capon
Walter Bosserman
Donald McFadden
Carolyn Hunter
Joseph Rok
Fred Stine
Edith Vincent Cornwell
Rens Mathews
Eugene Cooper
Robert T Barton
Boyd R. Richards
William & Masser
Elizabeth Kern
Cooper
Wid
Uppesit
Din Tella
Winchester
Woman’ Civic League
John Warren Rice
Warren Rice
North Braddock Street
Rice
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Virginia Bar
Mr. Rice
Evening prayer meeting at Stine's Chapel led by Hilsworth Orndorff
A prayer meeting is scheduled for tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at Stine's Chapel with Mr Hilsworth Orndorff as leader The following Sunday evening at 7 30 o'clock the regular Christian Endeavor meeting will be held The public is invited to all services
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Stine’s Chapel
Hilsworth Orndorff
Christian Endeavor
Boyce Baptist Church plate supper announced
The ladies of Boyce Baptist Church plan a plate supper on the church lawn Friday July 7 at 3 PM. A delicious menu including potato salad slaw deviled eggs and homemade ice cream will be served.
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Adies
Boyce Baptist Church
Winchester Womans Christian Temperance Union Meets Thursday
The Winchester Branch of the W C T U will convene at the Friends Meeting House at North Washington and West Piccadilly streets tomorrow morning at 9 30. Full attendance of members is desired.
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Winchester
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Friends Meeting House
North
Washington
West Piccadilly Street
Local Notables Welcome Visitors and Honor Births in Frederick
Miss Mary Ellen Harper of Florence South Carolina arrived to visit her sister Miss Kitty Harper on West Cidi Street. La Tre Cumberland of Maryland spent two weeks with Mr and Mrs H Goilliday at Edinburg. Shead Doah County residents Mr and Mrs L H Pence returned home from Parkway Avenue. James Fling celebrated his birthday with an ice cream supper at Retreat hosted by his children Mrs George A Craig Mrs Roy M Good and Mr Harry S Fling. Mr Fling is noted as among Frederick County's early fruit growers and remains in good health.
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Jane Mudd
North Cameron Street
James Bowling
Chevy Chase, Md
Mary Ellen Harper
Florence
Kitty Harper
West Cidi Street
James Fling
George A. Craig
Roy M. Good
Harry S. Fline
Fling
Frederick County
Senators Dim Title Hopes of Yankee Outfit
Washington Senators swept two games from the New York Yankees before 77 365 fans, 6 5 in 10 innings and 3 2, widening their AL lead to two and a half games. Babe Ruth hit his 18th homer, but the Yankees could not rally as Washington’s pitching and fielding preserved the wins. Lefty Gomez struggled with wild pitches in the nightcap, while Cronin delivered the decisive hit in the late game.
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Associated Press
New York
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Senators
Yankees
Washington
Yanks
Ruth
Babe Ruth
Babe
Wally Stewart
Dixie Walker
Russell van Atta
Lefty Gomez
Tony Lazzeri
Mrs Richards Dies After Illness in Frederick County
Mrs Richards dies after several months illness in Frederick County. She is survived by sister Mrs P P Glynn and many relatives in the western Frederick area. Remains were moved to Mountain Falls aunt Miss Moule Richards home. Funeral held at Methodist Church with interment in the local cemetery.
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Moule Richards
Mountain Falls
P. P. Glynn
Frederick County
Naming Dirigible Macon After City in Georgia
The dirigible Macon was named for Macon Georgia to honor Nathaniel Macon a Princeton student who joined as a private at the outbreak of the Revolutionary War and later served as speaker of the House of Representatives 1801 to 1806 and in the Senate 1816 to 1826.
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Macon
Nathaniel Macon
Princeton University
House of Representatives
Senate
President Roosevelt Extends 15 Percent Pay Cut for Employees
President Roosevelt issued an executive order extending the 15 percent pay cut for employees. The reduction, begun under the economic bill, remains in effect until the next fiscal year end. The order notes living cost indices: $130.02 for the first half of the year and $171 for the six months ending June 30, 1928.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Animals pose and display in courtship season says Detroit writer
A Detroit News writer notes that animals shed posing in daily life but in courtship season males boast antlers or iridescent feathers while females remain subdued. The piece contrasts natural behavior with moments of display across species.
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Detroit News
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Lanthe Rush
Robert B. Campbell
Tennessee Church
Music Lovers’ Club
Miss. Rush
Mr. Jarzynka
W. W. Hodgson
James L. Fling
Round Hill
Dr Hodgson
Huntsberry
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Mrs. Wilmer
Clarke County
The
Clarke
Girl Scout
Mr. and
Mrs. Lowrey
Charles Lowrey
Fairview Beach
Fredericksburg
J. C. Penny Co
Paul Smith
Mildred Rogers
Jessie Hottel
Margaret Lewis
Inez Smith
Mary Hawkins
Thurman Mason
Moody Johnson
Alice Johnson
William Dyke
W. D. Grim
Thelie Sensency Road
John Clark
Camden
N. J
Chas Henry Grim
Granville Davis
Alice Davis
Albin
Wildwood
Davis
Roy Schegel
Ben Dubin
Leonard Dubin
James Dubin
County
Stine
Boyce Baptists
Lovett Shoe
Loudoun St
Yankee
Cronin
Joe Cronin
Heinie Manush
Frank Crosetti
Earl Whitehill
Alvin Crowder
Jack Russell
Professor Moley
London
Schmeling
Bner
Sharkey
Max
Jack
Shenandoah Veley National Bank
Jeanette Ichards
the Associates Press
Commercial & Savings Bank
United States
the Commercial & Savings Bank
H. S. Larrick
H. C. Sheetz
John I. Sloat
F. A. Crisman
H. R. Edwards
Chas. R. Anderson
Fred S. Boyd
J. H. Moling, Sr
Philip Klompus
John W. Éhicher
E. A. Humston
Howell M
George H. Eagle
T. J. Orndorff
Dr. J. A. Richard
Herbert S. Larrick
Jos. H. Funkhorser
R. Bruce Slonaker
Just
R. M. Swimley
George Washington Hotel
Big Joe
Geo. W. Kurtz
N. Loudoun St
Kellogg's
Chum
Eugene
Peerless
Peerless Beauty Shoppe
W. King St. Martinsburg
W. Va
Lovett Brothers
N. Main St
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