Calendar of Friday Community Meetings and Events
Calendar lists 9:00 a m semi monthly W C T U meeting at Friends Meeting House 1:00 p m Rotary lunch at George Washington Hotel 9:00 p m Congregational Christian Church annual picnic from church Friday 7:30 p m Grace Lutheran Sunday School officers meeting in Men's Bible Class Room 12:30 p m American Legion R Y Conrad Post lunch at George Washington Hotel 8:00 p m Woodmen of World meeting at Odd Fellows Hall.
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Friends Meeting House
North Washington Street
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Congregational Christian Church
Grace Lutheran Sunday School
R. Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Woodmen of World
Odd Fellows Hall
Nina lesbian inducted as Rebekah Noble Grand at Winchester
At a semi annual installation Miss Nina lesbian was inducted as Noble Grand of Winchester Rebekah Lodge No. 21. New officers include Etta Curl vice Grand Hazel Lake Warden Gertie Fuller conductor Lyda Chapman chaplain Vidginia Whisson Mary Winafield and others. Plans discussed for Shenandoah Association meeting July 25 with Ruth Bucher presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Dyke
Winchester Rebekah Lodge
Etta Curl
Hazel Lake
Gertie Fuller
Lyda Chapman
Vidginia Whisson
Mary Winafield
Noble Grand
Gussie Dyke
Jessie Lupton
Margaret Meister
Dolly Adams
Dave Hottle
Mamie Kline
Kline
Noble
Mary Wingfield
Meta Wingfield
Cora Robertson
Shenandoah Rebekah Association
Ruth Bucher
Winchester Group
Yellie Mason
Brooks' Pharmacy Ad Promises Refreshments and Free Delivery
An old time ad touts Brooks' Pharmacy as the coolest shop in town offering gigantic milk shakes, jumbo sodas, Southern Dairies ice cream in assorted flavors, and ices with free delivery service by phone 766.
Annual Sunday School Picnic by Congregational Christian Church
Members and friends of the Congregational Christian Church Sunday School are invited to their annual picnic outing tomorrow afternoon at Golightly's Bottom on the Buffalo Lick run east of Winchester about five miles on U S Route 50. Superintendent John A. Spaid organizes transportation. those without means should meet at the church at two o clock. Mrs Elsie Mathews heads refreshments and Mrs Cecil Whitlock entertainment. Attendees should bring their own picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Christian Church Sunday School
Golightly’s Bottom
Buffalo Lick Run
Winchester
John A. Spaid
Elsie Mathews
Cecil Whitlock
Etiquette Q A on food preferences and social games
The article counsels a dinner guest to accept offerings without mentioning preferred dishes and advises the hostess to adjust to five players by inviting the newcomer to join or changing games. It also states fillies of the valley symbolize perfect purity.
Leila Ernst Tests for Film Career in New York
Boston society glamour girl Leila Ernst pursues serious film work. As a summer stock company member she took a screen test in New York seeking substantial roles.
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Boston
Leila Ernst
New York
Sinnotts Return From World Fair Visit by Plane
Mrs. Charles J. Athey reports the Sinnotts and their in laws Mrs. William B. Sinnott returned from Washington D C after visiting relatives. The Sinnotts had just come back from the New York World's Fair with a plane trip to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Athey
William B. Sinnott
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Sinnott
Yard Party Tomorrow At Stone's Chapel Presbyterian
Stone's Chapel Presbyterian Church will host a yard party tomorrow night at the church with a rain date the following night. The event was announced today to parishioners and residents, inviting families to attend in a community gathering.
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Stone's Chapel
Stone's Chapel Presbyterian Church
Social notes of local residents host dinners and visits
Mrs. R. E. Byrd hosts a small dinner Friday for Mr. and Mrs. John Barnes Carr. Weekend guests include Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Oates of Gore Virginia with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Pugh and son Garland from Whitacre and others from Berkeley Springs and this city. Mrs. Abe Novick and infant Robert David Novick return from Memorial hospital. Ramon L. Rossman and Hazel K. Athey visit Caldonia Pennsylvania at Roy Funkhouser's cottage. Mrs. J. Howard Cather improves at her home after surgery. Alger Coffman of Washington DC visits Kensel Whitacre family. Mrs. Coffman is sister of Mrs. Whitacre. Miss Mary Margaret Brock of Fairmont visits the Whitacres.
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R. E. Byrd
John Barnes Carr
Gilbert Oates
Gore, Va
Wilbur Pugh and Son
Garland
Whitacre
Calvin Secrist
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Raymond Whitacre
City
Ramon L. Rossman
Hazel K. Athey
Roy P. Funkhouser
Caldonia
Alger Coffman
Washington, D. C
Kensel Whitacre
Richard B. Smith
Richard B. Smith Jr
Peyton Young
Fairfax
Walter Washington
Robert Wright
Lila , Willis
Charles Town
Roy Baxley
the Plains
Mary Rogers
Winchester
Daisy Armstead
Philadelphia
Dorothy Zigler
Welford Smith
E. J. Smith
Lucille Smith
Tyson Dortch
Robert Smith
Elizabeth Smith
Louisa Smith
Kate Powers
Virginia Page
Katharine Page
Caroline Annan
St. Louis
W. 8. Powers
Emily Powers
Berryville Social News highlights a week of visits and guests
Berryville Virginia July 12 reports Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F Moore returning from Norfolk with son Rixey Moore and relatives. Guests include Mrs Charles E Wright of Pittsburgh and numerous visitors to the Misses Shepherd and Mrs Richard B Smith. A wide circle shared teas and receptions.
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Berryville
Joseph F. Moore
Norfok
Rixey Moore
Bobsie Compton
Charottesvie
Jack Rixey
Barbour Rixey
Norfolk
Mrs Bendig in New Brighton Court Charged in Death
Mrs Mabel Bendig of Tompkinsville S L is pictured behind bars in New Brighton court on a charge of fatally injuring her husband with a milk bottle. Her attorneys say she will plead self defense.
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Mabel Bendig
Tompkinsville
S. L
New Brighton Court House
Shepherd Family Occupies Bruce Farm in Clarke County
Mr and Mrs William Shepherd of Buenos Aires and their four children occupy the Bruce farm in Clarke County this summer. Miss Genevieve Hendricks of Washington Aunt of Mrs Shepherd has opened Humming Hill formerly owned by Mr and Mrs Edward Blount. Mr Shepherd formerly of New York is the representative of Electric Bond and Share in the Argentines. Mrs Archibald Cummins hosts Miss Ella Collins of Philadelphia.
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William Shepherd
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Bruce Farm
Clarke County
Genevieve Hendricks
Washington
Shepherd
Humming Hill
Edward Blount
New York
Electric Bond
Rabbit numbers rise as tularemia drops in Maryland
State Game Warden E Lee Lecompte notes a larger rabbit population due to lower tularemia in people and fewer sick rabbits. Gardeners report damage near Cambridge as beans and peas suffer. deputies can trap out of season if damage is severe. Rabbits are shipped to stock, with Maryland's 45 day season vs Pennsylvanias 12 days.
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Baltimore
E. Lee Lecompte
Man
Cambridge
le Compte
Game Department
Pennsylvania Department
Hanover Pa
Fair Return in Dublin Note Exchange
Dick Crockett handed a $50 Confederate bank note to a tourist camp operator and asked for change. The proprietor quietly produced a roll of bills and returned two twenties and a ten in Confederate money.
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Dublin
Dick Crockett
Rathborne Couple Survive Parachute Jam at World’s Fair
Rathborne, a banker, and his wife faced a 125 foot hang as a parachute mechanism jammed during a World’s Fair ride. Despite fear, Mrs. Rathborne stayed brave, kissing her husband and joking with rescuers as firemen and police worked to bring them down safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Navy
J. L. Mott
International Parachuting Inc
Mott
Rathborne
Rescue ends after five hours four minutes aloft
Mitchell and her husband were trapped on a tilted board for over five hours as rescuers attempted multiple methods to bring them down. Anxiety rose with each failed release and an ambulance waited nearby before the couple was finally lowered to safety.
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Fire Department
Mitchell
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S Society
Rebekah Noble
Bermuda
E. A. King
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Congregation Christian Church
Pat McTiernan
Patrick MecTiernan
Red Bud
Memorial Hospital
Thomas Moore
Frank Kershner
Frank Hack
Champ Conner
St. Louis, Md
Mary Maxwell Bond
Alicia Browne
W. A. Baker
W. E. Jones
Mildred
Virginia
Ada Steele
Mary Lou
Hagerstown
C. S. Burgess
Shirley Street
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Marguerite Baker
Harold Foreman
Dick Lineburg
Kenneth Grim
Webb Jenkins
Ocean City
William Grosty
Staunton
Roderick ‘Taylor
Maxine
Chester, Pa
Eldrege Lemley
Dorothy
John Franklin
Boyd Steele
Stephens City
Harrisonburg
Massanetta
June Lemley
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
H. D. Flood
Eleanor Flood
Joseph Massie
Mary Sherman
Holmes Sherman
Catherine
Suits & Coats
Margaret L. Hodgson
Alecia Beauty Salon
Conia
Underwood’s
Abe Novick
Robert David Novick
Morgan Street
J. Howard Cather
South Washington Street
Social News
Charles E. Wright
Pittsburgh
Alden Cummins
Jean Shrader
John
Mrs. Cummins
Haverford
Dorothy Davis
Annie B.C. Moore
S. C. Williams
John A. Chew
John R. Beardall
John Reginald Beardall
Swanson
Beardall
Secretary of the Navy
H. P. Brown
Miss Luckett
Houston
Texas
Lewis Maury Richmond
Concord, N. C
Thomas Gold
Arnold Woodrich
Flossmore, Ill
Agnes Tapscott
Richard Beardsworth
Mary Gold
Emily
Fannie Powers
F. L. Ayler
Theenas Gold
Benjamin Crampton
Ven
Archibald Cummins
Ella Collins
Bunny Again Farmer Bane
Harrass Gardeners
Game Wardens
Haldeman
Huntsberry
Chesapeake Seafood Store
E. Piccadilly
Pifer Printing CO
N. Loudoun St
Pifer
Rathbornes
W. B. Snider & Son
Florence
Table Top
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main St
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Sunshine Cleaners
United Food Stores
the Evening Star
Barbara Bell
Barbara Bell Pattern Service
Winchester Evening Star
Times Square Station
New York, N. Y
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