Delightful Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Scrivener Near Clearbrook
Miss June Scrivener enjoyed a birthday surprise Monday night at her Clearbrook area home with games and late refreshments. A large company of friends and relatives attended, presenting gifts as several diners joined in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Scrivener
Clearbrook
Scrivener
Margaret Campbell
Alice Russell
Jane Brill
Elizabeth
Georgia Bywaters
Dorothy Swimsey
Virginia Linaburg
Emma Swimley
Margaret Gore
Colleen DeHaven
Wilda
Gretchen Dorsey
Mildred Dick
Evelyn
May Bywaters
Douglas Duvall
Jane Dick
Annie Scrivener
Katherine de Haven
Rosabelle Dorsey
Marjorie Scrivener
Messrs
Ferman Duvall
Harvey Brumback
Charles Duvall
Harold Campbell
Herbert Russell, Jr
Charles Gore
Edgar Shenk
Claude Gore
Guy Gore
Billy Swimley
Frank Whitacre
Holmes Linaburg
John W. Whitacre
Linaburg
Ralph
Nelson
Mrs. Scrivener
Frances
Juanita
Local Social Calendar Shows Rehearsals and Meetings
Friday evening rehearsal by Little Theatre cast for The Cradle Snatchers at Co Theatre and Tuesday rehearsal at Colonial Theatre. Sunday and midweek activities include Mary and Martha Class meeting, Story Hour at Handley Library, yard parties for fundraising, Lions Club luncheon, choir practices, and Elks and Rotary Club gatherings at various venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Theatre
Mary and Martha
Centenary Church
Clarence Whitacre
East Clifford Street
Handley Library
Daniel C. Buchanan
Robinson’s Farm
Round Hill League
Double Tollgate
Ladies’ Aid
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Colonial Theatre
Little Theater Cast
First Baptist Church
Little Theatre Cast
Winchester Lodge, Benevolent
Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Former Mrs Lambert Weds Dr Clopton in New Hampshire
Announcement from Fitchburg mass reports the July 11 marriage in Rindge New Hampshire of Dr Malvern B Clopton and Mrs Chelsea Lowe Lambert of Princeton New Jersey. The pair plan to live in St Louis after a Canada trip and Europe voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard B. Lambert
M. B. Clopton
New Hampshire
Associated Press
Fitchburg
Mass
Clarke County
Rindge
N. H
Malvern B. Clop
St. Louis
Chel Lowe Lambert
Princeton
N. J
Arthur Lowe
Fitchbure
Lambert Pharmaceutical Laboratory
Gillette Safety Razor Company
Clapton
Miss As Lambert
Canada
Europe
St. Shi
Hus ! the Pride
Stacy. Bhildren
Eyele
Philadelphia
Lily Lambert
Gerard
Or. Lambermbert
Carter Hal
Millwood
Newport
R. I
Scout official to take week long trip with family
Mr. Frank R. Horton executive secretary of the Shenandoah Area Council Boy Scouts of America and Mrs. Horton depart this afternoon for a week’s vacation in Hagerstown Maryland and Lake Grinnell New Jersey. They are joined by Miss Frances Brown F E R A office secretary. They will visit Horton’s mother Mrs Lillian B Horton in Hagerstown then Brinker Sr and Jr at their summer cottage in Lake Grinnell. They plan to go to Winchester next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Horton
Elks Leaders Attend Grand Lodge Meeting in Kansas City
Winchester Lodge Exalted Ruler Sherman Farmer travels by motor to represent the lodge at the Grand Lodge of the United States meeting in Kansas City Missouri. He is accompanied by C V Sullivan Exalted Ruler of Martinsburg Lodge. Martinsburg Lodge held a farewell supper for Mr Sullivan Wednesday night. Bayard Ellifritz and Mary Kight obtained licenses to wed at the Corporation Court. Dr and Mrs C H Spiggle announce birth of a son July 6 at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil McVay
Cecil G. McVay
Charles E. McVay
Grimes
County
Memorial Hospital
George H. Smith
McVay
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Sherman Farmer
Winchester Lodge of Elks
Kansas City
Grand Lodge of the United States
Farmer
C. V
Buddy”) Sullivan
Martinsburg
W. Va
Martinsburg Lodge
Sullivan
Bayard Ellifritz
Floyd Ellifritz
Mary Kight
Elmer Kight
Keyser
Corporation Court
C. H. Spiggle
Strasburg
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Meeting To Organize Royal Arcanum Lodge In Winchester
Garland M. Canter was appointed temporary chairman at a Winchester Odd Fellows Hall gathering of Royal Arcanum organizers. L. C. Gordon and George Shepherd were named temporary officers, with a July 19 meeting and a planned August 1 banquet at the George Washington Hotel. A long list of prospective members is named, including W. L. Wilson, D. O. Light, R. S. Smith, Hubert Rhodes, and others, with B. F. Fauber serving as Virginia field representative at 101 North Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland M. Canter
Royal Arcanum Lodge
Winchester
Odd Fellows Hall
L. C. Gordon
George Shepherd
George Washington Hotel
W. L. Wilson
D. O. Light
Smith
Hubert Rhodes
L. H. Anderson
W. A. Baker
J. B. Beverly, Jr
E. A. Cooper
O. C. Cooper
L. Cooper
W. L. Fries
E. B. Sheetz
R. B. Slonaker
J. L. Sniveley
E. M. Streit
R. M. Swimley
Frank McFaden, Jr
John Warren Rice
G. C. Sheperd
G. M. Canter
W. W. Hawkins
W. M. Turner
H. J. Crabill
S. C. Cooper
C. F. Tiedemann
M. C. Eckley
A. A. Parlett
Q. H. Jackson, Jr
R. F. Bean
E. H. Koons
F. B. Taylor
C. L. Gordon
W. K. Sirbaugh
B. F. Fauber
The
Order
Virginia
North
Washington Street
Cooperation In Emergency Sought By Nurse Group
The District Nurse Association appeals for public help as funds run low for ongoing community care. A big lawn festival on July 19 20 and 21 aims to raise money for nursing services and medicine for the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurse Association
All For Suffering Humanity
Cara Nome special perfume at Brooks Pharmacy
An ad promotes Cara Nome perfume at Brooks Pharmacy with an eye catching message about beauty and magic. It highlights a testing table and a special display inviting customers to see the fragrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cara Nome
Cara Nome Perfume
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Boy Scouts Aid Lawn Fete Work in City
Scouts will assist District Nurse Association during a three day lawn party July 19 20 21 to raise about 1000 for tuberculosis eradication and related work. They will help police rope off concessions at the ball park at night and receive calls at 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurse Association
Ball Park
Clarence
Stock Market Drifts With Uncertain Outlook
New York July 13 Prices showed irregular trends as investors debated future direction. Tobacco shares held steady despite new minimum cigarette price rules from the NRA and leading stocks were mostly unchanged. Traders expected a more active market soon but cited a lack of tangible factors to justify optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Father Hannon Returns From Europe Voyage
The Rev. Father Robert Emmett Hannon pastor of the Church of the Sacred Heart has returned from a European vacation visiting the Vatican and major countries. He traveled with Rev. Father W. E. Kelly of Brunswick Maryland and sailed from New York aboard the Manhattan, docking yesterday. He left New York on May 12 and said the trip greatly benefited him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Emmett Hannon
Church of the Sacred Heart
Europe
Ing
W. E. Kelly
Brunswick
Vatican
Rome
Manhattan
New York
Father Hannon
Gainesboro M E Church Services Noted Across Congregations
Redland Whitacre pastor leads the Gainesboro M E Church and Gainesboro South M E with morning preaching at 9 30 and 10 30 Sunday School at 10. Epworth League at 8, Wesleyan Bell and evening preaching at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C G Russell
Redland
Whitacre
Gainesboro
Epworth League
Wesley Ra Bell
Earmins
Appalachian Power to Resume Radford Plant Build
The Appalachian Electric Power Co plans to begin construction of a Radford Virginia plant by October 25 under state license after a federal review dispute. Federal Power Commission Chairman Frank R. McNinch said views on the project will be issued soon in a formal statement following the company’s notice to the Virginia State Corporation Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Virginia
U. 8 S
Washington
Frank R. McNinch
Federal Power Commission
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Radford
McNinch
Associated Press
Virginia State Corporation Commission
Ellsworth Orndorff to Speak Twice Sunday
Ellsworth Orndorff of Albin who has finished his second Hampden Sydney College year will speak Sunday afternoon July 15 at 3 30 at Burnt Church Presbyterian Church Albin and again at 8 in Opequon Chapel. He plans to study for the ministry and drew a large audience at Stine’s Chapel last Sunday. The public is invited to both meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Orndorff
Albin
Hampden
Sidney College
Burnt Church Presbyterian Church
Opequon Chapel
Stine’s Chapel
St Hildas To Be Under New Tutelage In Fall
St Hilda's at Charles Town West Virginia will open the new session on September 20 under new management. Founder Mariah Pendelton Duval will retire from active operation but remain owner. Mr and Mrs Blackburn will take charge. their biographies and new programs indicate expanded offerings in music arts and athletic activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Hilda's
Charles Town
W. Va
Mariah Pendelton Duval
Blackburn
George Stebbins Blackburn
Yale University
Middlebury French School
Elizabeth Tucker Brooke Blackburn
Vassar College
Oxford University
England
Peterkin Hall
Clarke County to Hold Week of Food Demonstrations
Clarke county garden director Miss Elizabeth Russell announced a week of demonstrations starting Tuesday July 17 with canning and drying at Mt. Carmel. On Wednesday July 18 demonstrations will be at Providence Chapel hosted by Mrs Will Shepherd. On Thursday July 19 a demonstration near Louisville hosted by Mrs John Clarke. Friday July 20 a class on canning beets and beans at Mrs Hugh Willingham's home. There are 100 subsistence gardens in Clarke county most in excellent condition though some suffer from dry weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Russell
Clarke County
Mt. Carmel
Providence Chapel
Will Shepherd
Louisville
John Clarke
Hugh Willingham
Russell
Milk Prices In Valley Cities Fixed By Board
The state milk control board tentatively set minimum prices for milk in the Waynesboro Staunton and Harrisonburg sheds while Winchester has no action. Prices: 11 cents for 3.5 4% butterfat, 12 cents above 4.26% in Waynesboro Staunton. 10 cents in Harrisonburg. Augusta dairy interests oppose a two tier system and seek 12 cents for all. No action yet in Winchester. A new dairy inspection law took effect July 1 with Richmond representatives expected to explain requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Milk Control Board
Waynesboro-Staunton
Harrisonburg
Winchester
Milk Commission
Augusta
Milk Board
Richmond
Warren County man found drowned in Cedar Creek
Local report states a man from the Strasburg community was found drowned in Cedar Creek. The incident involves Marshall of Strasburg and Mrs. J. W. Coontz of the city as connected persons in the brief notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Strasburg
J. W. Coontz
Mr. Stover
Funeral services for deceased to be held Sunday in Riverview Cemetery
The deceased stopped for medical treatment and spoke with his sister at 1009 South Kent Street before appearing in his usual condition though low in spirits. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 30 p.m. at the late home conducted by Rev F B Lingle of St Pauls Lutheran Church with interment in Riverview Cemetery in Strasburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Kent Street
F. B. Lingle
St. Paul's Luthern Church
Riverview Cemetery
Strasburg
Two Die Three Injured In Crash
The report states a stationary truck caused a collision on a curve. The truck owner Mr Swimley, once a fruit crate maker in the city, now runs a general transfer business. The impact shattered many beer bottles aboard the truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swimley
Johnson criticizes Hitler provoking global protest
Johnson denounces Nazi actions, recalling a world shocking episode where adults were herded to walls and executed. He likens the violence to Mexican Villa era terror and condemns such acts as unthinkable in a country of supposed culture. The remarks accompany a wage-related recovery briefing to city workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Mexico
Colored People Ball Game Trip Ends in Auto Crash
Nelson Jackson of Boyce and Nannie Randolph of Millwood sustained injuries in a late afternoon wreck on the Front Royal Winchester road near Ceaderville. The six occupants in the Jackson car were en route to a Front Royal vs Millwood colored teams game when a passing maneuver led to a collision avoidance crash into a bank. Jackson suffered a deep scalp wound and facial cuts while Randolph received thigh lacerations needing stitches. another girl had a head bruise. All were treated by a Front Royal physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Jackson
Boyce
Nannie Randolph
Millwood
Ceaderville
Front Royal-Winchester
Jackson
Front Royal
Randolph
C. H. Iden
Berryville
Chicago and Baltimore Wheat and Corn Prices
Daily closing quotations for Chicago and Baltimore wheat markets with July September and December futures. Prices listed for corn futures in Chicago and Winchester delivered rates. Includes contact details for Winchester Milling Corporation and Stickell Sales Corporation dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimore
the Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Stickell Sales Corporation
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
Ex Cavalry NRA Leader Touts Farm Gains to Rural Audience
A hard talking ex-cavalryman heading the NRA addressed farm and city folk in a crowded arena of 8,500, noting farm prices up 70 percent pre-war parity and three million city jobs created by industrial machinery. He cited 32 percent employment gains and 28 percent payroll increases with only 11 percent higher living costs, urging that workers gained purchasing power. He dismissed critics as rendering "grosser falsehoods" against farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Oval Arena
Johnson
A Cool Laxative For Hot Weather
A vintage ad touts Feen a mint mint chewing gum as a pleasant laxative for hot weather. It promotes refreshing mint flavor and saliva as aids to a gentle, thorough action distributed in the intestines. Delivers non habit forming relief to maintain schedules.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Scrivener
Miss Cornwell
Edna Lamb
Henrietta Cornwell
F. M. Ritter
Virgina Barr
Margaret Snyder
Asbury Jackson
Douglas Grim
John Parsons
Beverley Rice
Maxwell Mathews
Edward Kremer
Ralph Fansler
Virginia Barr
Willis Wood
Louise Price
Dorothy Kremer
Virginia Ann Huntsberry
Elizabeth Hollis
Burkhart
Lester Burkhart
Relief
Kenneth Lester Burkhart
Hazel Swartz
Milton Swartz
Shields Chapman
Woodstock
City
Huntshberry
Mrs
Frank Horton
Elks’ Grand Lodge
West Virginia
Frances Snook
D. David Snook
Lewiston, Md
Fawcett
South
Cameron Street
Mrs. Herman
Barr and Son
Shenandoah River
Tilthammer’s Mill
Barr
D. D. Crenshaw
Fred S. Hunt
Pauline Shryock
Mr. Bolling B. Flood
H. D. Flood
Stewart Inn
Canter
Royal Arcanum
Lucy Jane Cochrard
Sue Ellen Brown
Loudoun Street
Gertrude Finchum
Berryville Avenue
J. R. DuShane
Naomi Coyle
R. F. Cline
West Clifford Street
Kenneth H. Hardin
Knoxville, Tenn
L. D. Arnold
South Stewart Street
Vic Arthur
Ben Dutton
Bobby Green
John Preston
Lester Arnold
Delmar Robinson
Camp Beckford
Edinburg
J. A. Baumgardner
Chattanooga, Tenn
W. R. Legge
Courtfield Ave
Ursula O'Leary
Thornhill Manor
Philmena Laren
John Moyler
Mary Moyler
Brooks
Boy Scouts
M. E. Church
Appalachain Elec. Power CO
St. Hilda’s
Hitler
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Commercial & Savings Bank
John S. Miller & Company
Lovett Brothers
N. Main Street
Rumford
RGA
Winchester Evening Star
Lovett’s
Lovett
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun St
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