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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1937

Page

10

Visitors frequent Middletown area with guests from multiple states

Mrs. Ralph Rhodes and her two sons visit Tow Kansas native's uncle in Middletown while Robert Rhodes sustains a broken arm delaying their stay. Various guests arrive from Slater Missouri Washington DC Winchester Boyce Va and Strasburg Pa for visits and vacations as the Vacation Bible School opens and local families host friends and relatives.

Middletown Ralph Rhodes Kenneth Robert Kansas Ormer Charles Rhodes Rhodes Mae Gin Holmes Ginn Dews Slater Missouri Washington, D. C R. V. Whitehurst Jean Whitehurst Winchester T. S. Gibson Boyce Gladys Virginia Kline Scholl Earl Kline Gertrude Pingley Tommy Borden Strasburg Thomas Bowers South Langhorne Misses McInturff Martinsburg W. Va Mark Sperry Dottie Ann Bonnie Jr Trone Sperry R. H. Casson Fruitland Park Fla W. A. Walker Washington Leonard Walker Fred Manuel Davis Manuel D. W. MacKnight Murfreesboro Messrs Frank and Grant Weirich Hazel Harpine

Brucetown Briefs Mention Lynch Whitacre Family

Brucetown Virginia reports attorney M M Lynch of Winchester visited friends last week. The article notes Mr and Mrs Andy Whitacre and daughter Rhodelle among those mentioned with further details cut off.

Brucetown M.M. Lynch Winchester Andy Whitacre Rhodelle

Local social notes from Capon Bridge and nearby towns

A sequence of social visits and guests across Capon Bridge W Va Winchester Va Cumberland Md Martinsburg W Va and Baltimore Md includes Mrs Robert Smith Mrs J B Snapp Miss Rose Suter Miss Nellie Davis Mr Dick Brill Mr Anthony Gleisner Mr E S Jobe and others over the weekend and Saturday. Visitors and hosts span Capon Bridge Winchester Cumberland Martinsburg and nearby communities with multiple families hosting guests.

Robert Smith Capon Bridge W. Va J. B. Snapp Julian Snapp Herbert Fisher Rose Suter Baltimore, Md Anthony Gleisner Washington, D. C John Naule Berryville Paul Triggs Martinsburg W. B. Brill Nellie Davis Winchester Dick Brill Cumberland Jobe

Sunnyside Social Notes Include Visits and Moves

Sunnyside Virginia residents report family visits with Mrs. Jacob Snapp and Shirley Ann from Clearbrook, Audrey Baetjer improving at home after hospital stay, Sam Carpenter returning home post operation, and guests from Toledo Ohio. Harris Shirley hosts relatives. Martha Tucker to Toledo for summer. Harry Shirley and Ray Powell travel to Cumberland. Irene Havermere and mother visit Berkeley Springs. Bertha Stine stays in Sunnyside after her home sale to Bryan Stotler.

Sunnyside Jacob Snapp Shirley Ann Clearbrook Harry Shirley Audrey Baetjer Winchester Memorial Hospital Sam Carpenter Winchester Hospital Toledo Ohio Martha Jane Tucker Harry Lee Shirley C. M. Tucker Woodstock Ray Powell Cumberland J. E. Haverm

Community News From Mountain Falls and Nearby Areas

Mr and Mrs Philip Richards of Washington DC visit Mountain Falls friends. Families including Kump Triplett Lineweaver Clowser Oates and Richards share visits. An all day meeting is planned at Mountain View Church on Sunday July 18 after recent rains.

Mountain Falls Philip Richards Washington, D. C C. D. Sale G. H. Kump Kernstown Tillie Triplett Rachel Myrtle Smith M. H. Triplett Ruth Etta William Swartz Brucetown Gilbert Lineweaver Zepp C. E. Clowser Devereux Oates Taylor Lockhart Forest Glen E. C. Oates Roy C. Richards Winchester E. A. Richards Winfred Anderson Calvin Richards B. C. Hulver Roy C. Triplett Nellie Lockhart L. E. White

Mt Hope Church Sees Rev Owen Accept Cedar Cliff Call

Lebanon locals report Mt Hope church members celebrate Rev Julian T Owen accepting the Cedar Cliff Charge. Sunday School plans an annual picnic at Coal Mine Schoolhouse on Saturday July 17. Other notes include family visits in Pennsylvania and local losses such as horses and a death.

Ernest Henderlite Ruby Brown Walter Brown Evelyn Henderlite Ida Keller J. J. Keller Clarence Windle Mt. Hope Julian T. Owen Cedar Cliff Coal Mine Otis Brown Gettysburg

Canterbury Notes from Canterbury Virginia Weekend Visits

Canterbury notes record visits by Mrs. Bill Edison and son Ralph of Keysport Pennsylvania and Mrs. Frank Martin and daughter Imogene of Martinsburg West Virginia to the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. White. Local youths and families including Mildred Painter Audrey White Elsie Painter Ella Rae Retha White Rosie Welsh Bluemont Virginia and Oletia DeHaven are mentioned with various Sunday calls and gatherings.

Canterburg Bill Edison Ralph Keysport Frank Martin Imogene Martinsburg W. Va J. R. White Mildred Painter Lucius Riten Audrey White Elsie Painter Ella Rae Retha White Rosie Welsh Bluemont

Local social visits reported in Sunday notices

Dorothy and Billie were guests of Mrs. B. A Rowland. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Painter visited Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Perry. The Perrys also visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy De Haven. Miss Georgianna Neff visited in Suray Sunday evening.

Dorothy Billie Near B. A Rowland Lloyd Painter O. D. Perry O.D. Perry Guy de Haven Georgianna Neff Suray

Millwood Social Roundup of Summer Visits and Events

Millwood and Winchester residents gathered for visits, golf, and social occasions. Notable mentions include Mrs. T. Howard Bunch heading to Bay Head New Jersey, Miss Page Huidekoper's Europe trip, Miss Della Meade and companions to Richmond for the weekend, and multiple hometown socials, shows, and a Monkey Golf Tournament at Blue Ridge Country Club with winners Champe Conner and associates.

Millwood T. Howard Bunch Long Branch Hugh M. Nelson Bay Head New Jersey Page Huidekoper Prescott Huidekoper Ruxton Georgia Europe London Dublin Paris Della Meade BE. K. Meade Annie Goldsmith Maplewood N. J Margaret Dole Richard E. Dole Richmond Anne Harrison Louis Meade Blue Ridge Champe Conner Champe Conner, Jr Robert Nelson Winchester Orme Wilson Bull George Greenhaulgh, Jr Springsbury Nat B. Page Glen R. G. Mitchell Courtney B. Jones Washington Winchester Golf Club

Reynolds Store Notes Guests in July Gatherings

Reynolds Store Virginia report lists Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Batt including R. A. Omps, Lee Place of Winchester, Frank Lee Flowers, C. L. Batt of Berkeley Springs, W Va. and Will Hopkins party from Piedmont W Va. Weather shows Saturday electric storm caused little damage.

Florida Crossen The Mayes

Winchester social notes fill weekend visits

The report lists locals visiting relatives and hosting guests over the weekend. Names include Utah Crossen, Fern Moore Gaines, William Battlet, Onile Omps, Roxanna Batt, Delle Adams Gainesboro, Earl Farmer, E N Luttrell, Offutt Peacemaker, Bloomery, Eppard Spitzer, and E. D. Shenk.

Winchester Utah Crossen Een Fern. Moore William ‘Atlett Onile Omps Roxanna Batt Delle Adams Gainesboro Earl Farmer N. Luttrell

Tribute to long serving House janitor Harry Parker

Harry Parker, venerable Negro janitor of the House Ways and Means committee for 46 years, received a standing ovation as he waved from a gallery. Representatives applauded for a full minute after Rep. Doughton requested funds for a helper. An appropriation to hire assistance was granted, 340 to 0.

Washington Harry Parker House Ways and Means Committee Harry Doughton George Washington

Wedding Invitations Now At Special Prices

Wedding invitations offered at promotional prices with advertised discounts and callout by STAR JOB PRINT promising affordable stationery options for upcoming ceremonies.

Symphony Orchestra Engaged For Massanetta Festival

The VKr Symphony Orchestra will give a full concert Friday afternoon July 23 as part of the Sacred Music Festival at Massanetta Springs. The day includes an address on Church Music by Dr. John Finley Williamson and an outdoor closing concert by the festival choir. The Virginia Symphony Orchestra from Richmond, cited as a Works Progress Administration project ensemble, grows to full size with added players for each concert. Richard Horner Bales serves as permanent conductor with Wilfrid Pyle set to conduct the Massanetta performance.

Vkr Massanetta Springs John Finley Williamson Westminster Choir Princeton N. J School of Music and Sacred Music Massanetta Williamson Virginia Symphony Orchestra Federal Music Project Works Progress Administration Richmond Nor- OK Wilfrid Pyle Mr. Pyle Lamar Stringfield North Carolina Mr. Bales Walter Bauer

Kellogg's Bran Help Slaves Constipation

A Seattle reader praises ALI-Bran and Kellogg's Aut-Bran for relief from years of constipation. The letter describes the product absorbing water to form a soft mass that cleanses the intestines and adds vitamin B and iron, with usage guidance and availability through grocers.

F. C. Aminsen Seattle Kellogg

Confidence in S.S.S. Tonic Restores Strength and Color

A reader credits S.S.S. Tonic with lifting fatigue and skin color after feeling run-down from work and colds. The testimonial says red blood cells regain strength, energy returns, and weight is restored, urging others to buy the tonic at drug stores in two sizes with savings on the larger bottle.

S.S.S. Tonic Tanic

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