Miscellaneous Shower For Mrs Brooke Funk
Miss Mary Catherine Ritter hosted a miscellaneous shower and buffet supper in honor of Mrs Brooke Funk, formerly Miss Edith Harlee. Bingo yielded prizes to Mrs C R Anderson Mrs Thurman Pierce and Mrs Brooke Funk. Gifts were presented in a unique way with a nosegay and ribbons guiding the bride to hidden gifts around the house and yard. About thirty guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Ritter
Brooks Punk
Edith Harlee
C. R. Anderson
Thurman Pierce
Brooke Funk
Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Community Events
This social calendar lists yard parties at Robinsons Farm and Double Tollgate for fundraisers, Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel, theatre rehearsals for The Cradle Snatchers at Colonial Theatre, weekly choir and lodge meetings, and Rotary Club luncheon. Key venues include Northwestern Grade, Round Hill League, First Baptist Church, Grace Lutheran Church, Winchester Lodge, and Colonial Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 O.der of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Little Theatre
Shawnee Garden Club Hosts Members and Guests
The Shawnee Garden Club of Winchester met at Mrs. Mc Sherry Lupton’s home on West Clifford Street for the regular monthly meeting. Iris was chosen as the club flower. Mrs Lupton spoke on suitable iris varieties while exhibit committee members discussed judging standards. New members welcomed included Mrs. Walter Bosserman and others. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee Garden Club of
Winchester
McSherry Lupton
West Clifford Street
Lupton
Herbert S. Larrick
Ralph Snapp
Shawnee
Larrick
Walter Bosserman
Eugene B. Cooper
Robert C. Green
Dailey Slonaker
John F. Rodman
Stewart Elting
Lippy to Lead Six-Week Piano and Pipe Organ Course
Mrs Bessie Hahn Lippy of the Peabody Conservatory will conduct a preparatory and advanced music course in piano and pipe organ in Baltimore starting July 17 for six weeks. She will stay with Dr and Mrs R Ray Sartelle at 429 West Leicester Street. Dr B M Knight Sr leaves for Hot Springs Virginia to attend the Southern Society of Orthodontists convention, returning July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Hahn Lippy
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Baltimore
R. Ray Sartelle
West
Leicester Street
B. M. Knight
B. Mitchell Knight
Hot Springs
Southern Society of Orthodontists
Homestead Hotel
Knight
Peyton R Harrison
Martinsburg
W. Va
Masonic Temple
North Loudoun Street
Improvement Continues In Miss Meda Dick’s Condition
Word from Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore says Miss Meda Dick daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Dick of near Clearbrook shows steady improvement after a knee operation for an injury from an auto accident about a year and a half ago. It will be some days before she can return home. Mr Ralph Shafer Jr leaves Monday for New York to sail Tuesday on the S S Cristobal to Balboa Panama to spend eight weeks with his aunt and uncle James Motherway and wife, with time in Costa Rica and Haiti before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Meda Dick
John A Dick
Near
Clearbrook
Miss Dick
Ralph Shafer, Jr
New York
S. S. Cristobal
Balboa
Panama
James Motherway
Costa Rica
Haiti
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Fauver at Mount Williams
Mr and Mrs Tom Fauver of Mount Williams welcome a son named Richard Allen Fauver born yesterday. Alta Lee Orndorff, before marriage Miss Orndorff, is the mother. Mrs Max Novick visiting relatives. Philip Kramer and daughter Mildred Kramer returned from Leonardtown trip with twin sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Louis Nathanson. Nathanson to return to Leonardtown. Novick to remain visiting friends in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Fauver
Mount Williams
Richard Allen Fauver
Fauver
Alta Lee Orndorff
Blanton Orndorff
Max Novick
Philip Kramer
Mildred Kramer
Louis Nathanson
Leonardtown
Mr. Nathanson
Kramer
Nathanson
Novick
Winchester
Athletic Club Girls and Guests Enjoy Dance
The Girls' Athletic Association held its first summer dance at Jordan Springs Hotel on Thursday evening. About thirty five couples attended with Soddy Haines and His Virginians providing music. The club plans a monthly tea next Thursday July 19 at Mrs. Ida Lycett's summer cottage, with a committee led by Mrs. Lycett and including Mrs. Klena Hos hour, Opal Robinson, and Mary Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Club
Girls’ Athletic Association
Jordan Springs
Soddy Haines
Virginians
Ida Lycett
Mrs. Lycett
Klena Hoshour
Opal Robinson
Mary Sullivan
Judge Tavenner Visits Winchester for Turkey Knob Appeal
Judge Frank S. Tavenner of Woodstock visited Winchester yesterday to attend to details in the long running Turkey Knob Orchard appeal. Also noted are Dr Hunter H McGuire and Mrs McGuire attending the American Ophthalmological Society meeting at Seigniory Club in Quebec and a dinner party at the Southern Inn honoring Miss Henrietta Cornwell ahead of her July wedding to Fred Ritter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavenner
Frank S. Tavenner
Woodstock
Winchester
McGuire
American Opthalmological Society
Seigniory Club
Quebec
Canada
Hunter H. McGuire
West Coast San Francisco Faces Possible General Strike
San Francisco officials mobilize for an urban emergency as union labor stands ready to strike in support of a maritime shutdown. Mayor Rossi asserts unlimited powers while Roosevelt’s labor board reports no progress in arbitration. A combined 65,000 union members await unified action from a new central committee amid fears of a citywide general strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Press
San Fran
Cal
San Francisco
Angelo J. Rossi
Roosevelt
Labor Dispute Board
Bay Cities
Central Labor Council
George Kidwell
San Francisco Presidio
National Guardsmen
Negro Ill In Hospital After Street Sighting
A man identified as Ebben Flowers, described as a negro, was found ill on the street by local officers and taken to Memorial Hospital. Dr. Miller diagnosed acute indigestion and stated Flowers remains hospitalized. He claimed origins in Waynesboro, North Carolina, and mentioned Virginia, North Carolina and West Virginia as residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebben Flowers
Memorial Hospital
Miller
Waynesboro
N. C
Virginia
North Carolina
West Virginia
Rehearsals For Festival Stopped
Mrs. F L Buckley director of the Music Lovers Club announced that many members are on vacation. Rehearsals for the Massanetta Springs Music Festival are abandoned and the club and The Chanters will not participate in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Buckley
Music Lovers’ Club
Massanetta Springs
Prison Heads Removed After Fatal Shooting
Arkansas penal chief Todhunter begins duties by removing Mrs V O Brockman and her husband from Jacksonville state woman’s prison farm after Helen Spence Eaton’s five escapes and fatal shooting by a trusty guard. Convict guards and shotguns are barred. Todhunter vows no woman guard with shotguns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tucker Prison Farm
Ark
V. O. Brockman
Jacksonville State Woman’s Prison Farm
Helen Spence Eaton
S. L. Todhunter
Arkansas Penal System
Todhunter
Harold Rowe and Fred Crisman Take Annual Vacations
Harold Rowe and Fred Crisman plan time away from the Commercial and Savings Bank. Rowe, the bookkeeper, is enjoying his vacation this week while Crisman, at the note window, will take his vacation next week and says he will fish and take side trips, returning home each evening. Naomi Shanholtz celebrated her twelfth birthday yesterday at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Canby Shanholtz on Berryville avenue with about fifteen playmates and refreshments. Miss Helen Ritter leaves today for St. Marys county Maryland to visit Mr and Mrs Stuart H Edmonds at their cottage for about two weeks. Miss Margaret P Chew, sister of Mrs B M Roszel, has returned to Charles Town from visiting friends in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Rowe
Fred Crisman
Robert Jasper
Commercial and Savings Bank
Naomi Shanholtz
Canby Shanholtz
Berryville Avenue
Helen Ritter
St. Mary's County
Stuart H. Edmonds
Margaret P. Chew
B. M. Roszel
Washington
South George Street
Charles Town
W.va
Defiance Over Germany Trade Stance Sparks Policy Debate
Continued from Page One, the speaker defends resuming trade with Germany despite calls to cut off commerce. He asserts U.S. inventors and chemists can bypass imported materials, arguing Germany can become independent of external supplies if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Funeral for Mrs Florence Bell Marlow Held Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs Florence Bell Marlow were held at 2 30 p m Sunday at her home south of Rippon with Rev Dr Sydnor officiating. Burial followed in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville. Pallbearers were J T L Jones Robert Rust Ed Allen Robert Bell Will Mesner and Louis Bell. The Clarke county native, 59, was found dead in a cistern at her home Friday morning after feeding chickens. Her sister Mrs Joseph Gaynor found the body. Survivors include her sister and three brothers Walter Bell Joseph E Bell of Berryville and W S Bell of Charles Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Bell Marlow
Jefferson County
Rippon
Sydnor
Charles Town Presbyterian Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
J. T. L. Jones
Robert Rust
Ed Allen
Robert Bell
Will Mesner
Louis Bell
Gaynor
Walter Bell
Joseph E. Bell
W.S. Bell
Charles Town
Committees of Lawn Festival To Submit Reports
Lee Coble of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Dr. Ralph B. Snapp of the American Legion report they are arranging games and races for a July 19 21 lawn festival to aid the District Nurse Association. Four fire companies say they need at least 150 bingo prizes for the three festival nights and urge faster solicitations. A general meeting of all committeemen is set for Monday evening at City Hall to present detailed reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Coble
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ralph B. Snapp
American Legion
Chicago Grain Market Prices
Closing quotations in Chicago and Baltimore wheat markets are supplied daily to The Star via Winchester Milling Corporation and Stickell Sales Corpora tion dealers in cash grain and futures. Chicago July 97 34, Sept 98 54, Dec 1.00. Baltimore spot wheat 94 12. Winchester spot 86. Corn Chicago July 59 34, Sept 61 %. Dec 62 42. Winchester delivered 70c per bushel and $3.50 per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimore
the Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Stickell Sales Corporation
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
Fruit Growers Hold Meeting on Inspection of Apples
A meeting of Frederick County Fruit Growers was held this afternoon at 2 30 to discuss inspection of apples and challenges facing the industry. Spray residue was among topics considered. A fuller account will be published Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil. H. Gold
Frederick County
Showers First And Later Part Of Coming Week
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday covers the North and Middle Atlantic States with generally fair conditions and a chance of local thunder showers at the start and midweek. Temperatures to run above normal most days, cooler Tuesday and again Friday. Fern Shanholtz of Martinsburg spent the weekend with aunt Mrs Arthur Lupton on Berryville Avenue. Robert L. Glaize and H C Sheetz Jr. depart for Atlantic City for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Fern Shanholtz
Martinsburg
W. Va
Arthur Lupton
Berryville Avenue
Robert L. Glaize
H. C. Sheetz, Jr
Atlantic City
St Paul A M E Church Serves Morning And Evening worship
The St Paul A M E Church on North Main Street led by Rev H Milton Milkens offers Sunday School at 9 45 am with Frank Martin as superintendent and morning worship at 11 am The visiting minister delivers the sermon At 6 45 pm Allen C E League and 8 pm evening worship feature a sermon by a Salvation Army officer The pastor Dr Mickens is visiting the southwest and will fill the pulpit Sunday July 22 for morning and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored North Main St
H. Milton Milkens
D. D
Frank Martin
Serby
Allen C. E. League
Salvation Army
Mickens
Southwest
Louisiana
Texas
Change of Heart Reunites Gaynor and Farrell as Co-stars
Hollywood report on Fox pairing icons Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell in Change of Heart after a long break. The film follows Manhattan Love Song from Kathleen Norris, cast led by James Dunn and Ginger Rogers with a supporting lineup of Beryl Mercer Gustav von Seyffer titz Irene Franklin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Seven Haven
Winfield Sheehan
Fox Film Production
Palace Theatre
Gaynor-Farrell
America
Gaynor
Farrell
Kathleen Norris
Manhattan
James Dunn
Ginger Rogers
Beryl Mercer
Gustav von Seyffertitz
Irene Franklin
Shirley Temple
Drue Leyton
Mrs Shipe Laid To Rest At Rockland
Mrs Cora Hughes Shipe widow of Harry Shipe dies and is buried at Rockland after a Woodberry home service led by Rev Van Der Linden. Aged 46, she leaves six sons and two daughters, plus brothers and sisters, with a large community turnout and out-of-town mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Hughes Shipe
Harry Shipe
Thomas
Thelia Hughes
Woodberry
Rockland
van der Linden
Boyce
Shipe
Wilburt
Washington
Edward
Sparks
Joseph
Harry
Bedford
Herman Shipe
Salem
Viola
Leona
Earl Shipe
Henry Hughes
Bayard
Clinton Hughes
Allison
Grover Hughes
Gibsonburg
Ohio
Robert Hughes
George Hughes
Lula Skinner
Demonstration Meetings Planned Across County Week
Miss Elizabeth Farrar county home demonstration agent outlines a packed July 16 to 22 program with hayfield 4-H club meetings, canning demonstrations, chair reseating, dyeing, handicraft collection, and outdoor Pine Hills picnic. Other events include Midletown and Stephens City group meetings and Gore and Bryarly 4-H sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Farrar
Hayfield
White
Farrar
Vernon Baker
County
Midletown Home Demonstration
Grange Hall
Midletown
Stephens City
Ecnomics
Round Hill
Blacksburg
Bryarly
Pine Hills
Haines Family Plans Weekend Visit to Biglersville
Mr and Mrs Nelson Haines and their young daughter Janice of Berryrille avenue will spend the weekend in Biglersville Pennsylvania staying with Mrs Haines sister in law and husband Mr and Mrs Unger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Haines
Janice
Berryville Avenue
Biglersville, Pa
Miss Bowell Visits Charles Town Friends
Miss Katherine Bowell of Charles Town West Virginia is spending a couple of weeks visiting friends in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Bowell
Charles Town
W. Va
Apples Growing Well In County Survey Reveals
The survey indicates apples thriving in the county with North Piedmont districts showing best prospects. Peach production is estimated at 396000 bushels, pears at 131000, and grapes at 1528 tons with overall U.S. fruit output expected below average due to poor weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
North Piedmont
Piedmont
Roanoke
Albermarle County
United States
Crop figure compares 1933 with average level
The 1933 crop is 6 percent larger than the previous figure and about the same as the five year average, indicating a slight bulge over the earlier period yet stability against the longer trend.
Timberman Thrills Wild Cats In Mountain Districts
In Piedmont and Westernport timber workers report strong activity as a timberman comments on pulp wood shipments for paper production. He notes continued operations in Rock Springs and efforts to provide steady work after years of idleness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Westernport
Rock Springs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Shawnee Garden Club
Peabody
Huntsberry
Miss Cornwell
Billy Wood
Asbury Jackson
Louise Price
Southern Inn
West Piccadilly Street
Henrietta Cornwell
Fred. M. Ritter
H. L. Wright
Greensburg, Pa
F. J. Marshall
Bessie Kramer
Mr. and
Nellie Rogers
York’s
Nelly A. McFarline
New York City
Margaret Amick
Clarke
ST. Paul A. M. E. Church
Brooks
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Gaynor- Farrell
Mrs. Shipe
Alls
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Commercial & Savings Bank
Timberman
R. M. Swimley
John S. Miller & Company Hardware and Household
Children’s
Lovett Brothers
N. Main Street
Loudoun St
Sary
C. Douglas Brown
J. Clayton Cochran
B. & C. Baking
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