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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1935
Page
8
Garrette Bowers has returned home to South Langhorne Pa after two weeks with her mother Mrs Alice McInturff. Various visitors and relatives are noted including the Sperry and Reely families, the Henrettys from Washington DC, and others in town for weekends and holidays. The Service Class meets July 15 and local residents travel for hospitals and family visits.
Ada Belle Yowell spent a week in Hagerstown Maryland visiting the Kemper Yowell home. Frances Jolliffe returned from Chambersville Pennsylvania after two weeks at a Sunday School Teachers conference. Various locals visit relatives and attend church events with open air services planned each Sunday for six weeks.
Nineveh Virginia July 12 Mrs Lawrence Millan returned to her Alexandria home after visiting her sister Mrs H F May last week Mrs C E McKay left for Washington to visit Mrs Kate Golden Mrs Charles Tobin and Mrs Laura Hartley dined with Mrs Price Mr and Mrs Charlie Hartley visited the Tobins J N Clark and family of Paw Paw W Va were guests of his parents Mr and Mrs John A Clark they motored the Skyland Drive J M Jett headed to Charles Town for the July 4 races Charles Smith visited Wheatland Manor J M Jett and two children Virginia and Robert Miller with Mrs S J Cabel stayed with Mrs N S Waller in Front Royal Margaret Welsh had tonsils removed at Memorial Hospital Winchester yesterday.
Milldale Virginia reports a Sunday visit near Winchester by Mr. and Mrs. John N. Armel and their daughter to the Armel parents. Mrs. Herbert Brown is up after illness. Visitors at Mrs. N. B. Brown’s home include Mr. and Mrs. James Good of Winchester and several Brown and Stickley family members.
July events and family visits noted in Hogue Creek Virginia. Rev B F Spitzer dined with Mr and Mrs Luther Larrick. Avelon Orndorff family spent the Fourth with Frank Orndorff. Frances Burch returned home to Brunswick Maryland after visiting Miss Virgie Nelson. Laura Orndorff visited S T Larrick. Frances Larrick Pauline Clowser Frances Adams and others went to Washington DC for the Fourth. White sisters visited with Richard and Betty Orndorff. Frank Orndorff visited Marion Cooper. Mrs Scott White called on S T Larrick.
Oranda Virginia social notes list visits and dinners among Washington DC and Winchester families. Guests include Pete Ogden Gertie Pangle Elmo Keller Kathleen Keller J F Hausenfinck and others. Navy veteran Harry Hodgson returns home. John Sanm's condition remains stable. Roy Loving improves after tonsilitis. Ralph Keener suffers quinsy. Master Roy Loving shows improvement. Families Edmonson and Brumback host visitors in Stephens City and New Jersey trip noted.
Baltimore City receives about 80 percent of Maryland Relief funds and pays 62.25 percent of the relief tax. The district's allocation reflects its share of state aid and tax burden as of July 12.
Grimes Virginia July 12 preaching set for Sunday July 14 both morning and evening with a cordial welcome. Local reports note Daniel Leight critically ill and Mrs Ben Hubbard ill for two weeks with her sister Mrs Brad Baker visiting from Martinsburg. Charles E McVay earned full credits at White Hall Standard Training School. Local residents Mr and Mrs Shirkey of Brucetown and Mr Liggett Shirkey of Lacy Springs visited Co W Hensell. J N Good suffers from a mouth abscess. Irvin Kerns and family from near Cross Junction visited Isaac Kerns at Orchard Glenn farm.
In Bracetown Virginia on July 12, families and guests from Capon Bridge Romney Washington DC Missouri Wadesville Martinsburg Cumberland Reading and Woodstock are noted for visits, home improvements, and summer plans. Notable entries include Rhodelle Whitacre visiting the Oates family and Julian Snapp building a bungalow.
July 12 report from Ungers Store Virginia lists guests from Elkins West Virginia Whitacre Oakland and local families visiting over the weekend. Several local names appear including Dick Brannon Maury Holiday and Bageant with notes on illness and social visits. A community theater piece For Pete's Sake drew a large crowd at Lodge Hall with a repeat planned at Shanghi.
Mrs Verlus Oates Mrs Mary Line and son Roy of Winchester visited Trone area. Akron Ohio visitors Clyde Elliotte family returned to vacation with Emma Kump. Amos Smith Guard Gore High School bus driver died in Baltimore after months ill. Alvin Whitacre to vacation with Paw Paw kin. Sky line drive travelers included Elliotte Kump Smallwood and families.
Reynolds store notes record social visits and local events across Berkeley Springs W Va and nearby areas. Entries include visits by Rev J R Collis Mrs George Macey Mrs Dore and others to homes of Collis Shenk Luttrell and Park, plus church revival start and night-schol attendance.
Wickliffe Virginia and surrounding area residents are noted in a round of visits and travels. John R Castleman and family from Blacksburg visit E J Smith in Wickliffe while Mrs Grover Carter of Berryville visits brother C W Johnston. James Perks drives to Washington to see daughter Mrs Jack Ellis. Ralph and Joe Gallo rural motor trip to South Dakota and Wyoming. Vesta Smith of Marvin Chapel visits sister Mrs Charles Edwards. Clay Hall of Round Hill spends Sunday with Lewis Bell. Laura Schiebe with Anna Schiebe and Charles and John Schiebe guests of Mrs Robert Smith at Silver Springs in Washington DC area. James Wolfe and wife spend Sunday at Elkton.
Norfolk and Western Railway announced special round trip excursion fares from all line points to Columbus Ohio for the Elks National convention run July 14 to 18. Tickets on sale July 11 to 17 with a 30 day return limit. Valid on all regular trains.
Rev Thomas Morgan leads Brucetown Church with School at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Change in worship hour noted. Burnt Factory School at 10:30 a.m. with Children's Day program at 8 p.m. Stephenson Welltown Crums also list 10 a.m. School and Sunday services with Children’s Day programs planned.
Rev F B Sapp minister of Galilee Church of Christ on Welltown Road invites all to attend Sunday School at 9 30 a m preaching at 11 a m with communion service and a 7 p m Young People meeting led by Miss Eva Light. Subject Our God and in India. Preaching at 8 p m A cordial welcome to all attendees.
Community church schedule lists Pine Grove Sunday School at 10, preaching at 11. Old Bethel with 10 Sunday School and 8 p m youth meeting. Gainesboro 10 Sunday School and Epworth League at 8. yard party Wednesday. Revival begins Monday night July 15 at Wesley Chapel. Everyone invited.
Winchester U B C and Mount Pleasant announce Sunday school and church events with junior and senior Christian Endeavor meetings led by Phyllis Fries and Ray Fries. Gerrards town hosts district convention Tuesday afternoon and night. Red Bud hosts Sunday School led by Esther McDonald with a lawn party Friday featuring a quilt prize.
Rev H E Richardson preaches at 11 o clock at Friendship church Baptism by immersion at Klines Bottom 1 30 p m Sermon at Stephens City ee p m and at Reliance 8 p m Sunday School at Reliance Ridings and Greenway 10 o clock Sunday School Stephens City 2 30 p m Christian Endeavor at Reliance Ridings and Greenway 7 30 p m Prayer and Bible study at Reliance Wednesday Ladies meeting Ridings Thursday 2 30 invitation to all
The Stephens City M E Church announces Vacation Bible School begins Monday July 15 at 9:45 for Young People and 7:30 for preaching with enrollment for Children’s division. Other sessions at Kernstown Refuge and Fairview churches list service times and trustee meeting after services.
Pleasant Grove and Mt Hebron Laurel Hill and Fairview hold Sunday School at 10:30 a m with preaching at 9:30 11 a m and 8 p m Mt Pleasant Mt Olive also schedule multiple services with Sunday School at the regular hour inviting the public to attend.
Rev W P Saunders leads morning worship at 11 with a sermon on Barnabas the Man of Broad Sympathy Attendance at church school 9 45 a m supervised by W A Everly Epworth Sunday School at 2 30 p m with preaching at 3 30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 p m Classes for all ages offered by the South Middletown M E Church urban parish schedule continues.
Rev. Ivan R. Smith presides as Sunday School meets at 10 30, Christian Endeavor at 7 30. Next Sunday July 21 children’s day at 10, morning service at 11, pageant at 6 30, followed by evening service.
Frederick charge of M E Church lists services at South Frederick Paxtons and Macedonia sites with Sunday School times from 10 a m to 7 30 p m and sermons at 11 a m 3 p m League at 7 30 p m and additional classes at various locations Carpers Valley also hosts Sunday School at 10 a m
Rev C S Luce asks residents of Bunker Hill and surrounding areas to attend all services at White Hall and Little Mountain churches. Sunday School at 10, worship at 11, Epworth League at 7, afternoon sessions at 2 and 3, evening League at 6 30 with special music and speaker. Everyone invited.
The Adult Night School at Dick's Schoolhouse closed with a gathering at Utah Crossen's home on Sunday June 28. Attendees included the Crossen and Dick families, Stetler and Mauzy families, and Mrs Amanda Crossen the teacher. An ice cream social concluded the visit. The last session was June 29 at the schoolhouse with games and a band concert. Younger neighbors joined the event and appreciation was voiced for Mrs Crossen and her return this winter.
Rev. Robert E. Hannon presides at Sacred Heart Church Loudoun and Cecil Streets with Rev. Charles Comaskey assisting. Sunday Masses are at 8:00 and 10:30 am with Benediction after the 8 am mass. Holy Name Society members will receive Holy Communion at the 8 o clock Mass.
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1701 B designed in sizes 16 18 20 40 42 and 44 with corresponding busts 34 36 38 40 42 and 44. The frock features trim frills and a surplice blouse neckline with wide circular sleeves. skirt is yoke attached and gore cut. Pattern book offers 104 designs with orders by mail for 15c. tomorrow a sports dress with cape is advertised.
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