Social Calendar Events Outline Busy Winchester Area
Social calendar lists a W C T A meeting at Friends Meeting House at 50 a m. Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel at 1 00 p m. Garden party for Mrs Lois Timberlake at Kitty Hockman home in Frederick county at 6 30 p m. Modern Woodmen Camp 15 510 meets at East Boscawen Street hall at 8 00 p m. Friday includes Women’s Auxiliary hospital meeting at Nurses Home and Legion Post luncheon at George Washington Hotel and Mellwee Municipal Band concert before City Hall.
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Friends Meeting House
Piccadilly
Washington Streets
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Lois Timberlake
Kitty Hockman
Frederick County
Woodmen of America
Odd Fellows Hall
East Boscawen Street
Women’s Auxiliary
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Nurses’ Home
West Clifford Street
R. Y. Conrad American Legion Post
Mellwee
City Hall
Mrs Garvin Improves After Illness In Danville
Friends report improvement in Mrs. D P Garvin who has been seriously ill in a Danville hospital for two weeks. The Garvin family connections include Mrs. B F Line and Mr. M C Garvin of Gore and Mrs. W J Muse of Trone.
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Danville
D. P. Garvin
Williams Family Plans Southern Summer Trip
Mrs. Philip Williams and her three children Shirley Anne and George leave tomorrow for Winston Salem North Carolina to visit her parents for three weeks. They then drive to Myrtle Beach South Carolina for two weeks before returning to Winchester around August 18.
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Williams
Carolinas
Philip Williams
Shirley
Anne
George
Winston Salem
N. C
H. A. George
Myrtle Beach
South Carolina
Winchester
Butler Reunion Plans Set For Old Stone Church
A committee from the Butler family met at Thurman Butler’s Martinsburg apartment to arrange the second annual Butler reunion at the Old Stone Church in Whitehall Virginia on the second Sunday in August. The first reunion was held at the same church and further plans will be announced later. Rev. R. H. Cline Improves After heart attack. his son-in-law Dr. R. F. Cline visits in Roanoke. Golf match between Winchester club members ends in a tie at Blue Ridge Country Club. Luncheon at Kentmore Manor hosted by Mrs. Alexander Gordon of Baltimore. attendees expected from the area.
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Bobbie Wood
Kent Miller
Harry L. Wood
Winches- Washington, D.C
Washgtonn
D. C
F. B. Lingle
Strasburg
Miller
S. W. K. Miller
Martins
J. M. Steck, Jr
John M. Steck, Jr
Fairmont Avenue
Winchester Country Club
Butler
Old Stone Church
Whitehall
Frederick County
Virginia
Thurman Butler
West King Street
Martinsburg
R. H. Cline
Roanoke
R. F. Cline
Winchester
Millwood
Kenneth Gilpin
Spencer Carter
Winchester Golf Club
Blue Ridge
Etiquette Clarifications on Rising and Calls
Hostess should rise when introduced to anyone or to an elder or distinguished person. Others need not rise. Formal calls last twenty minutes. Supper is informal.
Visitors from Chicago See City Friends Depart
Mr and Mrs B H Thomas concluding their weekend in New York and Philadelphia with a departure yesterday for Chicago. Mrs Joseph Massie to host a small dinner tomorrow night at Amherst Street home. Miss Virginia Tayloe Boyd, who left Monday for Rochester Minnesota, arrived and will stay with her sister Miss Mary Warden Boyd at Mayo Clinic for several weeks.
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Jessie Hillyard
William Glaize
Gardner B. Hillyard
Fairmont Avenue
Jessie Mae
Wiltime
Handley
Commercial Small Loan and Finance Co
East Boscawent
Glaize
Schenck Nut Co
Peo
B. H. Thomas
New York City
Philadelphia
John S. Slodt
South Loudoun Street
Chicago
Joseph Massie
Amherst Street
Virginia Tayloe Boyd
Rochester
Minn
Mary Warden Boyd
Mayo Clinic
William E. Carson
Virginia Smith
Margaret Graham
Pittsburgh
A. C. Carson
Reverend and Mrs Taylor Host Small Gathering in Pa
Rev and Mrs Rodney Thaine Taylor of Murraysville Pa entertained last night for a small group of friends while visiting Mrs Taylor's parents Mr and Mrs John Scully of South Stewart Street. Guests included Lieut and Mrs Julian Lindsey Mr and Mrs Thomas Booth and Mrs John B Carr. Miss Margaret Byrd will leave Friday for Richmond to visit Miss Lelia Leigh.
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Wayside Inn
Anne Brooke Kern
Georgia Conrad
John B. Carr
Julian Lindsey
Rodney Taylor
Middletown
Rodney _Thaine Taylor
Murraysville, Pa
Taylor
John
Scully
South Stewart Street
Thomas Booth
Margaret Byrd
Richmond
Miss Lelia Leigh
Miss Leigh
R. E. Byrd
Lexington Flight Group Joins Earhart Search
The Lexington dispatched 60 planes in two divisions to fly southward 120 miles NW of Howland with observers aboard. Planes returned by 4 p m EST refueled and prepared to extend the hunt but a tropical storm halted the effort. Rear Admiral Murfin ordered no more than 42 planes in use beginning today with others kept aboard for overhaul.
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Page One
Lexington
Howland
O. G. Murfin
Fourteenth Naval District
Belle of the not so gay nineties cools off in New York heat
Barbara Kineheloe seeks relief from the summer heat in New York as an ice spray from a city fire hydrant scene catches her attention. A friend of hers and the hydrant appear reluctant to be photographed, adding a humorous twist to the incident.
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Barbara Kineheloe
New York
Front Royal and Warren County News Highlights Social Visits
Front Royal papers list guest visits and local entertainments. David Whitworth of Westernport Maryland visits uncle Edward Whitworth. Julia Harnsberger arrives from Mexico City with Helen and Winnie Weaver in New York before returning home. Mrs Beverley Browne hosts lunch for Mrs Helen Reid of near Philadelphia. Sen Aubrey G Weaver hosts friends at Four Winds. Hart of Fort Sill to visit Whitside Remount Station. Amos Scott returns from Walter Reed Hospital. George Morton joins wife and child at Weaver home. Many others host or attend gatherings at local homes and clubs.
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Julia Harnsberger
Front Royal
Mexico City
Helen
Winnie Weaver
New York
Aubrey G. Weaver
Harnsberger
J. B. Harnsberger
Beverley F. Browne
Druid Hill
Helen Reid
Philadelphia
Stokes Rites To Be Held Thursday
Funeral services for I. Frank Stokes will be held in Front Royal Methodist Church Thursday afternoon. Stokes, 65, died in Washington, D. C., after a lengthy illness. He was born in Warren County and lived here before moving to D.C. about 35 years ago. Survived by wife Mary Sonner, son Nelson Stokes, daughters Mildred Buck and Vivian Stokes, and brother Robert J. Stokes. Interment in Prospect Hill Cemetery.
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Front Royal
Front Royal Methodist Church
I. Frank Stokes
Washington
D. C
Mr. Stokes
Warren County
Here
Mary Sonner
Nelson Stokes
Mildred Buck
Vivian Stokes
Robert J. Stokes
John Ruskin
Mt. Vernon Methodist Church
Stokes
R. B. Clagett
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Ousted Teacher Hallen Collapses From Mental Strain
Sir Isabelle Hallen a 26 year old Sau gus Mass high school teacher facing ouster charges was hospitalized after collapsing from mental strain. She had been asked to sign a resignation by the school board amid rumors she served cocktails to a school play cast, which she called nonsense.
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Isabelle Hallen
Saugus
Mass
Miss Hallen
Rayburn Seeks Two Week House Vacation Amid Senate Fight
Representative Sam Rayburn of Texas plans a two week recess for the House after arranging with Speaker Bankhead. The vacation is held up by extended battles in the Senate and ongoing political disputes.
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Sam Rayburn
Texas
House
Speaker Bankhead
Senate
Arrive To Direct Viscose Construction
Front Royal July 14 Nick Nikada chief engineer for the Wack Construction Company and Bassett vice-president of operations of the company of Philadelphia arrived yesterday. They are guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Earle Luck. The Wack Construction Company will build the Viscose Plant and work will start soon. The town is employing about 40 men to lay a water line to the Viscose property. Work began earlier this week.
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Front Royal
Nick Nikada
Wack Construction Company
Bassett
Philadelphia
Earle Luck
Radio Highlights Show New Signing Lanny Ross in Fall Program
Lanny Ross signs a microphone contract to lead the fall show replacing last season's Fred Astaire revue. He begins September 7 after the summer Johnny Green orchestra series ends. Airplay lists and schedules note NBC CBS and WJZ programs, with many musical acts and debates announced for Washington and other locations.
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New York
Lanny Ross
Radio
Showboat
Fred Astaire
Lanny
Johnny Green
Hot Weather Biliousness Ad Advises Calomel Tablets
In hot weather digestion slows and symptoms like belching gas nausea and dizziness appear. The ad promotes improved calomel compound tablets that mimic calomel and salts for quick relief. Trial package ten cents, full package twenty five cents at drug stores.
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Dudley Field
West Cliffore Street
H. B. McCormac
United Brethren Young People’s Choir
Thomas Schmidt
Hagerstown
Mary Elizabeth
Marguerite
Charles
Schmidt
Erwin
National Biscuit Co
Ladies of
Congregational Christian Church
Ladies Aid
Division Four
B. F. Line
Berryville Pike
Froehling
Harry
Methodist Church
Kernstown
Jessie Cammer
Harry Steele
Marie Cammer
Betty June Gearing
Atlantic City
R. G Spiker
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Connie’s Beauty Shop
Rainwater
National Avenue
Claude B. Smalts
Pilot Life Insurance Co
Loudoun St
Enzo Fiermonte
Madeleine Force Astor Dick
Riker’s Island
Enzo
Fiermonte
John Drennan
By Roberta Lea
John Hedrick
Riverton, Va
Earhart
Belle
R. G. A. Stores
Eagles Meat Market
S. Market St
McKay
Front Royal and
Warren County News
Telephone Front Royal 149-A
North Branch
Muddy
South Branch
Cedar Creek
David Whitworth
Westernport
Edward Whitworth
Warren W. Whitside
Mrs. Smith
Miss Clark
Whitside
Harold Smith
Hemlocks
Samounce
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Simounce
Col
Remount Station
Amos Scott
Walter Reed Hospital
George Morton
W. C. Weaver
J. Mathews
Annie Dixon
Elm City, N. C
Coleman Ware
Grant McGargee
Little Son
Clarence O. Pulliam
Merle Luck
Rubin Brady
Aubrey Berryman
Wyndham Lee
Mr. Lee
Alpeco
W. Va
Norvall Lee
O'Connell
Rayburn
Haldeman’s
Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Logan
Kent
Samuel B. Pettingill
Iaa Claire
Comedienne
NBC
WJZ
Osgood Perkins
Eugene O'Neill
Bernard Shaw
George Listening
F. D. Roosevelt
Hendrik van Loon
Wabccbs
Oscar Chapman
Freedom of the Press
WEAF
One Man's Family
Wayne King
Walter O'Keefe
Town Hall
John O'Brien
Paul Whiteman
WABC
CBS
Cavalcade of Music
Ken Murray
Oswald
Frank Parker
Jessica Dragonette
Jan Garber
Beatrice Lillie
Helen Menken
Frank Black
Woody Herman
Margaret Daum
Goshen
N. Y
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
John Smith
Mary Smith
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Pifer Printing CO
N. Loudoun St
Sunshine Cleaners
E. Piccadilly St
Evening Star
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