Surprise Party Tendered Mrs Ho Hovermale in Store
Mrs. Hovermale celebrated her birthday with a surprise party inviting relatives and friends from several nearby towns including Cross Keys Akers, Winchester, Martinsburg, Cumberland, and Akron. A community picnic at Rock House Park followed with contests, a program, and a valued mention of elder and youngest attendees. The report also notes local church hour changes for July and a dinner hosted by Mrs. Nannie McNeer for relatives and guests from Annapolis Sperryville and Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Hovermale
Store
Kaithe Thesa
Robert Place
Good
William Teets
Lena
Marie
Ween
Winchester
Samuel Boyt
Russell Scrivner
Clinton Dick
Martinsburg
Perry Unger
Angers Store
Edward Taylor
Springfield
Ohio
William Hopkins
Piedmont
W. Va
Lucy Shanholtz
Unigers
Ethel Carper
June
George Kimble
Cumberland
Samuel Dick
Ursel Bassore
Godda
Rosella
Akron
Homer Shade
Willie
Gilbert
Norah
Leonard
Joe
Catherine
Clarence Thompson
Elizabeth
James Coughill
Washington
Burt Crosen
Mary
Othel McIntire
Irving Nesmith
Dave Murphy
Jesse
Ward McIntire
Melvin
Community League
Rock House
Rock House Park
Back Creek
Community League of
Gainesboro
S. J. Goode
H. Davis
Lowers
M. Mellwee
Richard Fout
Centenary Church
8. L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
Girls Athletic Association Picnic at Jordan Springs
About 35 members of the Girls' Athletic Association enjoyed a picnic at Jordan Springs last evening. They left the club rooms around 5 30 travelled to the hotel for a swim and a picnic supper on the grounds. Dancing followed in the hotel ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Ton
Jordan Springs
Weddings and Local Social Items Highlight Winchester Notes
Mrs D W Hammackck and Miss Mattie Barrow of Stephens City improve after a Northwestern grade auto accident and hospital care. Rosalie Benchoff’s July 26 wedding to Dr William Benchoff is planned at Woodstock with invitations issued by Col and Mrs Howard J Benchoff. Members of Braddock Street Methodist Church South hold their Young Christians Class annual picnic at Jordan Springs. Several visitors and locals, including E W Minor and Misses Pieson and Peet, are noted guests or travelers with ties to Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Hammackck
Mattie Barrow
Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Miss Benchoff
Howard J. Benchoff
Woodstock
Rosalie Benchoff
William
Miss
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South
Jordan Springs
Farm Boy Pastor Heads National Education Group
Dr Willis A Sutton Atlanta's superintendent of schools is named president of the National Education Association. A Georgia native born 51 years ago he rose from teacher to Methodist pastor to college president and is noted for promoting health work among school children. He once helped Bobby Jones during Latin studies unaware of the golfing prodigy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istry
National Education Association
Willis A. Sutton
Atlanta
Sutton
Georgia
Ashland
Ala
Northwest Alabama Agricultural College
Bobby Jones
Bobby
New Golf Course To Open July
The Perfection miniature Golf Course on McCormac property at Kent and Boswagen streets will open next Tuesday evening July 22. William Doran will manage the enterprise and says the course will be one of the most attractive yet constructed here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perfection
McCormac
Erty
Kent and
Boscawen Street
William Doran
Winchester
Fame of Hitchcock horses grew from family's needs
The Associated Press reports Thomas Hitchcock, famed polo veteran, trainer, and breeder, explains his fame stems from providing mounts for his family. His son Thomas Jr. is a top international player, and Mrs. Hitchcock is noted as a steeplechase racer. He credits evolving methods to raise good thoroughbreds anywhere with proper exercise and feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Associated Press
Chicago
Thomas Hitchcock
Great Britain
Thomas, Jr
America
Thomas Hitchcock, Sr
Belphegor
Local notices and travels span towns and hospitals
Names and places fill a clipped society page. Mr and Mrs Harry Schmidt leave for a lakeside cottage in New Jersey. Jani B Wyndham remains ill at Berryville. Troop 3 Girl Scouts plan a bake sale on North Loudoun Street. Residents travel to Lexington Virginia and Washington. Mrs R E Mudd returns home with children. Mrs Frances Dunn moves to Memorial Hospital. Various locals visit or recover in area hospitals and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schmidt
South Washington Street
Lake Culver
New Jersey
Girl Scouts of
Saarken Street Methodist
Episcopal Church
Solenberger
North
Loudoun Street
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Miller
Price
A. O. Price and Son
Mr. Price
Presbyterian Church
Wilbur Coon
Sete Ee Huntsberry
Girls’ Athletic Association
Willard Holland
Mrs. Scott Estlowe
George Washington Hotel
Jordan's
Mr. F. McDonald
Baltimore
Hotel
Jack
E. W. Minor
The
Western Union Telegraph Company
Busi Ness
E. L. Pieson
8S. C Peet
En, 8. C
George Wharton
Herman Moon
A. B. Puckett
Tommy Swartz
C. T. Sites
James Ferguson
A. B. Starkey
Eastern Public Service Commission
J. Mack Noonan
J. A. Carr
Maplewood N. J
National Education
Lulseeke
Associa’*d Press
A. Ga
Margaret L. Hodgson
Jani B. Wyndham
Berryville
Georg Hiner
Herbert Hiner
Lexington
Hiner
R. E. Mudd
Helen Renner
Carrie B. Weakley
Boyce
Memorial Hospital
W. W. Penn
South
Cameron Street
Frances Dunn
J. H. Cooper
Mrs
Richard Cooper
Opequon
John Boxwell
Master Freddie Boxwell
J. H. Huff
Harrisonburg
Shenandoah Canning Corporation
Georgie Groves
Apple
George Washington
Perfection Golf News
Kent
Boscawen Sts
Virginia
White House
Washingtonian
Handley _ 6
Red Apple
Crystal Restaurant and Confectionery
Ashion Well
Ela
Oak Brook
Enna Jettick Shoes
Sample Shoe Store
Lovett Bros
N. Main St