Social calendar listings and club meetings schedule
Regular meetings and luncheons of Lions Kiwanis Rotary and American Legion at George Washington Hotel and various rehearsals for the Little Theatre production The Cradle Snatchers at Colonial Theatre. Choirs and Girls Athletic Association meet weekly. monthly tea at Mrs Ida Lycett summer cottage. committees to announce.
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Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Colonial Theatre
Little Theatre
Kiwanis Club
Young People’s Choir
First Baptist Church
Girls’ Athletic Association
West Piccadilly Street
Colonial ‘Theatre
Lit
Winchester Lodge, Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
George
Washington Hotel
American Legion
Miss Hundley Bride Of Mr. Riley In Lynchburg Ceremony
Miss Ann Trible Hundley became the bride of Mr. W O Riley of Winchester and Woodstock at the bride's parents home in Lynchburg. The couple plans a two week Langley Field stay and will reside in Woodstock after July 22. Remaining details highlight family background and guests from Virginia and neighboring towns.
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Virginia
Lynchburg
Ann Trible Hundley
W. O. Riley
Winchester
Woodstock
J. T. T. Hundley
Lynchburg College
George W. Riley
Leonard W. Riley
Duke L. Shaver
Maurertown
Ella Hundley
Riley
Langley Field
Stoneville N. C
Martinsburg
W. Va
Handley High School
Army Air Corps
Texas
Caterpillar” Club
U. S. Army Air Corps
Air Service
Old
Woodstock Times
Air Corps
Chevrolet Company
Maury Hundley
Gardnert Hundley
Deane Hundley
Sallie Hart Hundley
Frank Hundley
Dunsville
Martin J. Patsel, Jr
Payne Family Reunion Held in Martinsburg West Virginia
Descendants of Josiah and Martha Shepherd Payne will hold their fifth annual reunion on Thursday July 19 at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Payne in Big Springs Martinsburg WV. Five years ago the gathering honored Mr Robert Payne and Ruth Payne of Wichita Kansas. Mr Payne and daughters Bernice and Ruth are attending again this year with a program planned for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah
Martha Shepherd Payne
Ernest Payne
Big Springs
Martinsburg
W. Va
Robert Payne
Ruth Payne
Wichita
Kansas
Payne
Bernice
Ruth
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Mrs Boyd Linaburg
Mrs Boyd Linaburg was guest of honor at a surprise party hosted by her sister in law Virginia Linaburg at the Linaburg home near Srimley Station. Friends and family attended, cake and refreshments featured, and many gifts were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Linaburg
Virginia
Howard Linaburg
Srimley Station
Virginia Linaburg
James Brill
Linaburg
Paul] Slonaker
Frank Hardy
Lloyd Coffelt
Licenses to Wed Issued by Clerk Smith to Two Couples
Clerk Clark M. Smith issued marriage licenses to Louis J. Fawcett of Eight Four Pennsylvania and Irene Balenson of Finleyville Pennsylvania and to Herman L. Calvert and Mae V. Calvert of Sykesville Maryland yesterday. A dance tonight at Winchester Golf Club featuring Soddy Haines and His Orchestra attracts many locals. The White Hall Methodist Church Mite Society meets at 2 30 p m Wednesday July 11 at Mrs Charles Hensell's home. full attendance requested. Mr Arthur M Field visits his mother in law Mrs R T Barton Sr on Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark M. Smith
Louis J. Fawcett
Eight-Four
Irene Balenson
Finleyville
Herman L. Calvert
Mae V. Calvert
Sykesville
Golf Club
Winchester Golf Club
Soddy Haines
Charles Hensell
Mite Society
White Hall Methodist Church
Arthur M. Field
R. T. Barton, Sr
Washington Street
Rehearsals Under Way For Sacred Music Festival Leader
Rehearsals for the Sacred Music Festival directed by Mrs. Frank L. Buckley were well attended, with another session planned at 7 p.m. Monday at the Presbyterian Church annex. Several out of town guests and local residents were noted in the day’s social updates across Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Buckley
Massanetta Springs
Presbyterian Church Annex
Chanters and Music Lovers’ Club
Sixty-Two Girls Registered at Camp White Rock
Special to The Star reports Camp White Rock in West Virginia opened its sixth annual session with 62 girls registered, 55 weekly, and 11 counsellors. The two-unit layout features Cherokee Indian and Rivant Eve groups with trained staff led by Miss Rene Mathews and Miss Charlotte Campbell. Activities include crafts, pioneering, swimming, and nature programs, plus a patriotic Fourth of July program and a camp-wide firework display funded by Eugene Cooper. Visitors welcome Sunday after 3 PM.
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White Rock
Camp White Rock
Rivant Eay
Rene Mathews
Charlotte Campbell
Lillian Oates
Betty Jane Oswald
Washington
Phyliss Oates
Eugene Cooper
Kathryn Funk
Midletown
Claire Beckoff
Mary Katherine Aulick
Rebecca Kern
Hilda Lovett
Stephens City
Edith Golden
Edith Cornwell
Jesse Mason
Tom Rodman
Ricard Largent
Charles Gibbons
Betty Oswald
America
Betsy Ross
Columbia
Eugene B. Cooper
Cooper's Merchandise and Oil Company
Activities Of Rural Societies Shaped For Week
The home demonstration agent outlines a week of 4-H Club activities from July 9 to 14. Plans include dress contests, home dyeing demonstrations, fruit drink and dish preparations, and visits to gardens of marginal families. Meetings are held in Groton area clubs with Mrs. H. M. Cooper and Miss Matilda Garner serving as judges and leaders. Local outings and market-women gathering are also scheduled, with updates on D. D. Crenshaw health progress and family visits noted.
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Evendale
Gravel Springs
H. M. Cooper
Gainesboro
North Frederick
Margaret McIlwee
Back Creek
Mount Williams
Episcopal Chapel
Boscawen Street
Frederick County
Matilda Garner
Loudoun County
Branson 4-H Club
Clevenger’s
Cameron Street
Picnic at Bubbling Spring Draws West Virginia Party
The Burnt Church Christian Endeavor Society and the Covenanter Boys of Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church hosted their annual Fourth of July picnic at Bubbling Spring. A large group traveled via several cars, enjoyed breakfast on Ice Mountain, sang prayers, and ended with boat rides, swimming, and old-time tunes as 95 picnickers headed home after a day of fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnt Church Christian Endeavor Society
Covenanter Boys
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Stewart Bell
Herbert Buncutter
D. W. Greenawalt
Charles Lupton
Miller Lynn
Robert Butler
Henry Lewis
Ray Butler
Clifford Grim
Wilton Strickler
Wyciam Hicks
John Snyder
Carlton Hawkins
L. F. Harper
West Virginia
Tom, Dick and Harry
Ice Mountain
Capon Bridge
Cold Stream
Bubbling Spring
North River Mills
Slanesville
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Political Truce Aims To Halt Revolt Amid Rumors Of Deaths
Continued from Page One report states a political truce is in effect to stop a revolt. It notes one staff member had been killed and released from police custody while Fritz Gunther von Tschirsky Friedrich Karl von Savigny and Margaret von Stolzinger are absolved of involvement after police found no evidence of traitorous activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fromm
Fritz Gunther von Tschirsky
Friedrich Karl von Savigny
Margaret von Stotzinger
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Margaret Kelchner
M. M. Lynch
Ida Lycett
Miss Hundley Bride
Mr. Riley
Huntsberry
Brookss
Brooks
Rexall
Randolph Richardson
Fairfax, Va
Diana Richmond
Nashville, Tenn
H. B. Colborn
Frostburg
James P. Reardon
Belle Bentley Thomas
Sara Kendall Baker
Joseph Thomas
Charles Neil
Philadelphia
Pepeas River
Romney
Robert McNally
Stewart Inn
Thurston DeMasters
Shenandoah, Va
Julian F. Ward
Mrs. C. W. Webster
Party of Friends
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sue C. Searight
Carlisle
Martha Tucker
West Cork
Emily Sanford
Charlottesville, Va
Kenneth Thorne
Kitty Reihl
Malvern Wood
Paulsboro
N. J
Richard Francella
Susan Dunlap
North
Loudoun Street
Messrs
Jacob C
Sarry Crim
Benj. F. White
New Market
Virginia Cover Russell
Betty Williams
Russell
Sheffield
Ala
Charles R. Keeler
York, Pa
Hellyn Keeler
Miss Keeler
York
Ida V. Willis
B. M. Neitzey
John Hoover
South Cameron Street
8. L. Flickinger
Margaret
Alice Virginia Flickinger
Messrs. Brooks
Quentin Flickinger
Newark
Del
John S. Miller
Julia Jifkens
Atlantic City
Philadelia
Handley Jifkens
Julia Jilkens
Lucy Grubbs
Kernstown
Memorial Hospital
Charlotte Stickley
Vaucluse
Sally Brumback
Lew Bean
Richard Guy
Pittsburgh
C. I. Brumback
F. I. Brumback
Dickie
L. M. Allen
Lew and
Robert
Wallace
H. J. Martin
White Post
L. Ogden Fogler
Great Neck
Long Island
Lily Baker
Sewanee, Tenn
Rose Lovell
Edwin Hinks
Robert Ward
Bar Harbor
Maine
Fred S. Glaize, Jr
Emma Ginn Baker
Harrisonburg
Mrs. W. A. Baker
Thornhill Manor
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun St
Episcopal Church
D. D. Crenshaw
Frank Gearing
W. E. Huntsberry
Cumberland, Md
Harry L. Wood
Bobbie Wood
Washington, D. C
The
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Capital
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve System
Commercial & Savings Bank
Irginia
the Commercial & Savings Bank
R. M. Swimley
KRUST
B. & C. Baking Company
Lovett Brothers
N. Main Street
Gwendolyn