Social and Personal Notices from Winchester Area
Social items announce upcoming weddings and engagements including Miss Helen McGuire Effett to Lieutenant Felix Claudius Feamster with ceremony in Richmond. Numerous notes describe showers, marriages, transfers, travels, and visits involving residents of Winchester and nearby towns with named individuals and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell Ellett
Woo
Helen McGuire Effett
Felix Claudius Feamster
Richmond
Ellett
Winchester
Railway Etiquette and Club Resignations in Question Form
The article presents a series of social etiquette Q and A items. It states that on street cars the man should handle conductor inquiries about destination. It advises accepting served food even if disliked to please the hostess. It instructs to resign from a club by writing a letter to the secretary, giving the reason, and asking the resignation be given to the board.
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True Blue
Hill Side Lake
Martinsburg
Ridgeway Rink
Skyline Drive
Yard and yard party notices in Greenwood and nearby towns
Local clubs and churches host yard parties with bingo and refreshments, rain plans move events indoors. Community updates include residents traveling for medical exams, visits, and upcoming picnics with names and destinations noted.
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Greenwood
Virginia Needs More State Parks, Says Commissioner
Richmond says a national park service and state planning board survey shows Virginia needs at least 21 state parks for recreation. Six parks exist now with three forest areas possibly converted into parks. plans seek funds for about 2,000 additional acres for ten new parks when money is available. Current parks include Hungry Mother, Douthat, Staunton River, Fairy Stone, Westmoreland, and Seashore at Cape Henry.
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Richmond
National Park Service
State Planning Board
State Conservation Commission
Virginia
N. Clarence Smith
Smith
CCC
Hungry Mother
Marion
Douthat
Clifton Forge
Staunton River
South Boston
Fairy Stone
Bassett
Westmoreland
Montross
Potomac River
Seashore
Cape Henry
Dial 3424 For Your Socials
By dialing 3424 you may let your friends know when you entertain have guests are going away or have returned home. The Star will be glad to publish all such matters on this page.
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The
Star
Career girls must balance health and style for success
The author urges career women to prioritize outdoor exercise and rest, explaining that health and spirits support a polished appearance. It advises regular beauty routines, professional coiffure, and proper skincare to maintain a color, complexion, and confidence needed in public life.
Land Banks and Insurance Firms Get Farm Funds
Insurance companies and federal land banks led the list of large farm payments under 1939 crop control programs. Prudential Insurance Co of America received the top sum of 133191 dollars, followed by Metropolitan Life Insurance Co at 96332 dollars, and the Federal Land Bank of Omaha at 92963 dollars. The Agriculture Department released a list of 43454 recipients of 1000 dollars or more, noting most operators received little, with 75 percent of participants getting 20 dollars or less in conservation or price-adjustment payments totaling nearly 500 million dollars.
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Washington
Federal Land Banks
Agriculture Department
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Newark
N. J
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Neb
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
Congress
Department
Love Theft Case Is Being Tried
A Washington County Circuit Court jury heard testimony in a $50 000 alienation of affections suit filed January 31 1939 by Haller Snyder former Montgomery County lumber dealer against Orra A Mills Gaithersburg hay and feed dealer Fifty four witnesses were called in the long running case with Snyder claiming Mills enticed his wife to travel with him Mills counsel argued Mrs Snyder had grown distant due to ill treatment and that Mills aided the Snyders financially while she visited an injured son
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Hagerstown
Mad
Washington County
Haller Snyder
Montgomery County
Orra A. Mills
Gaithersburg
Snyder
Mills
Sherman P. Bowers
Snyders
Robert Peter
Card of Thanks for W A Everly Family
The Everly family thanks friends and relatives for kindness after the death of Mr. W A Everly including flowers and use of cars. Mrs W A Everly and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Everly
Weekend visit notes in Clarke County story
Mr. and Mrs. Orivia Wilson of Washington spent the weekend at their Clarke county home The Tuleriese. Mr. Phil Me left for Baltimore Sunday after visiting Clarke with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Meade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meredith
Kansas City, Mo
Washington Inn
Philip Lovering
New York
Lane Gibson
Robert Forney
Sadie Hamrick
John I, Sloat
Capon River
H. B. Garver
Marie
Leslie Alger
Rawson
W. Va
Decca Gilmer
Charlottesville
J. S. Scully, Jr
Mary Scully
Catherine Mellick
Evelyn Eee
Elizabeth Massie
Frasier Dougherty
Indiantown Gap, Pa
Clarke
Graham Dougherty
Woodley
Mr. Ashton Lee
Isobel Lee
Dudley Burchard
Baltimore
Louis B. Meade
Jeanette Wright
Richmond
Everard K. Meade
Richard Wilmer
Richard and
Grant
Orivia Wilson
Washington
Tuleriese
Clarke County
Phil Me
Is’ B. Meade
Carpers Valley Community Highlights Week Activities
July reports from Carpers Valley note Mr and Mrs Stewart Kline and Mr and Mrs Lester Nessitrode traveling to Maryland. Local children enjoyed a Saturday afternoon swim with the White and Carper families and several visits and visits to relatives occur through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpers Valley
Stewart Kline
Lester Nessitrode Mere
Maryland
Leo White
Stephenson
A. C. White
Carper
Harry Stochr
Audrey Oates
In Memoriam for Ge Grubbs Dated July 8, 1940
Ada Grubbs Suman Cate pens a memorial note for her father Ge Grubbs on the anniversary of his death. She expresses deep sorrow and longing, acknowledging no one but God can ease the pain of his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grubbs
Ge . Grubbs
Ada
Grubbs Suman
Cate
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