Social and Personal Leave To Attend Young People's Conference
Mary Carr Baker and others depart for Massanetta Springs to attend the Young People's Conference with about 700 Synod delegates expected. Frances McFaden leads the group, aided by Mrs. Harry Russell and others providing autos for travel to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massanetta
Mary Carr Baker
Mloise Caldwell
Elizabeth Crawford
Katherine Conner
Catherine Chrismore
Louise Glass
Thelma Kellican
Dorothy Pickering
Mary Wallace Tanquary
Mary Thomas
Ruth Sampsell
Mary Helen Stine
Ruby Orndorff
Mary O O. Taylor
Irene Tabler
Frances McFaden
Massanetta Springs
Harry Russell
Lucy Kurtz
A. C. Slonaker
Miss Reba Riley Improves After Vacation Recovery
Miss Reba E Riley has returned home near Greenwood after weeks at her grandmother Mrs Susie Dove s White Post home She and Mrs Dove with Mr Crate Dove visited Warren county relatives and friends Her health has greatly improved after a winter confined to home with blood poisoning flu and measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba E. Riley
Greenwood
Susie Dove
White Post
Dove
Miss Riley
Crate Dove
Warren County
Quiet Virginia wedding unites Myrtle Newcome and John Carlisle
Miss Myrtle Virginia Newcome and Mr. John William Carlisle wed in Bruce town Virginia on Saturday at 4 30 in the afternoon with Rev J D Russell officiating in a ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs S G Newcome of Lenore, wore a baby blue flat black crepe dress with white crepe and matching accessories. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Will Carlisle of Greenwood, is a popular young farmer. Guests included immediate family and the couple shared supper hosted by the bride’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
Myrtle Virginia Newcome
John William Carlisle
J. D. Russell
G. Newcome
Lenore
Will Carlisle
Greenwood
County Sunday School Association to Hold Convention
The Frederick County Sunday School Association will hold its annual convention on August 26 at Round Hill Presbyterian Church. Rev. Minor S. Miller will speak in morning and afternoon sessions. Mrs. D. W. Lupton reports Birmingham convention. Superintendents urged to attend. Local social news items follow with multiple visitors and residents listed.
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County Sunday School Asso
Frederick County Sunday School Association
Round Hill Presbyterian Church
Minor S. Miller
D. W. Lupton
Birmingham
Attendees Gather for Funeral of Thomas Seabright
Relatives and friends traveled from Washington D C Martinsburg W V Charleston W V White Post and other towns to mourn the death of Thomas Seabright including Garland March Widmyer Steele Mrs Bertha Martin Ernest Shade Mr and Mrs Hyde Mrs John Madigan Nan Newcome and Will Newcome and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Seabright
Garland March
Washington, D. C
Widmyer Steele
Bertha Martin
Ernest Shade
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hyde
Charleston
John Madigan
White Post
Nan Newcome
Will Newcome
Clinton Emmert in Gainesboro Illness Alarms Friends
The condition of Mr. Clinton Emmert who has been ill at his home in Gainesboro for some time was alarming to his many friends today. His daughters Mrs. Alshire of Hagerstown and Mrs. Berry of Harrisburg, Pa. have been called to his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Emmert
Gainesboro
Alshire
Hagerstown
Berry
Harrisburg
Emmert
Mrs Rice and daughter visit guests of the Martins
Mrs H B Rice and her daughter have returned to their home after visiting here as guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Rice
Elizabeth Rice
Keyser
W. Va
Robert Martin
Miss Hahn and Kremer Depart for Staunton Visit
Miss Margaret Jane Hahn and Miss Ella Louise Kremer left yesterday for Staunton Virginia where they will be guests of Miss Hahn's sister in law and brother Mr and Mrs William Blair Hahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jane Hahn
Ella Louise Kremer
Staunton, Va
William Blair Hahn
Virginia Boyd
Katie Boyd
Roanoke
Rodgers
Local Social Notes From the Shenandoah Valley Area
Mr. Harry Copenhaver of Shenandoah Valley Bank takes his annual two week vacation on Capon River. Mrs. Thomas Harrison departs for Washington D C after visiting relatives here. Mrs. C B Stickley of Vaucluse visits Malvern Pennsylvania with friends. Miss Ruth E Guyer returns home after visiting Wilmington Delaware friends. Miss Virginia Boyd and Miss Katie Boyd drive to Roanoke Virginia to visit Mrs. Rodgers. Mrs. Lavelle Hook and daughter Frances and Mrs. R C Hook travel to Nokesville Virginia to spend several days with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Copenhaver
Shenandoah Valley Bank
Capon River
Cooper family travels to Washington and returns
Mrs. Stanley Cooper and son Ray Monde Cooper and Miss Beatric Cooper accompanied by Mr. Albert Seal drove to Washington Sunday to visit friends Mrs. O N Pitcock and daughter Miss Wilda Pitcock and have returned home after time with relatives in Hayfield Virginia Mrs L R Smith undergoing treatment at Memorial Hospital is reported somewhat improved today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Cooper
Raymonde Cooper
Beatric Cooper
Albert Seal
Washington
O. N. Pitcock
Wilda Pitcock
Hayfield
L. R. Smith
Memorial Hospital
Royse City Teens Leave Texas for Richmond Visit
Misses Hallie Banby and Mary Lee Grove of Royse City Texas left yesterday from North Cameron street to visit friends in Richmond Virginia before returning home. Mr P J Dunbar of Harrisburg Pa stopped at the Go House last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Banby
Mary Lee Grove
Royse City
Texas
Freed
Cameron Street
Richmond
P. J. Dunbar
Harrisburg, Pa
Wisecarver Party Plans Capon Springs Camping Trip
Mrs. S. M. Wisecarver and daughters Misses Evelyn and Mary Wisecarver, Mr. Herbert Wisecarver, and Misses Grace Johnston and Anna Cunningham will depart tomorrow to Capon Springs West Virginia for a two week camping stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Wisecarver
Miller
Evelyn
Mary Wisecarver
Herbert Wisecarver
Grace Johnston
Anna Cunningham
Capon Springs
W. Va
Miss Laura Smith Heads to Cumberland After Visitation
Miss Laura Smith, guest of Miss Adelle Metz on North Loudoun Street, left today for Cumberland Maryland to visit friends before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Smith
Adelle Metz
Loudoun Street
Cumberland, Md
Notable Visits and Travel Plans From Winchester Set
Mr W V B Terhune of New York City visits Winchester on business as a Virginia Woolen Mill representative. Dr and Mrs Wyndham Bolling Blanton of Richmond plan a six week Europe trip sailing from New York on the Caronia, with much time in Scotland. Mrs Blanton is Natalie F McFaden by birth. Mr and Mrs Mason Ambler and Mrs Hunter Moss of Parkersburg are guests of Miss Minnie Baker on North Cameron Street. Mrs William Meritt and her son Billy of Charleston and Miss Valetine McGillicuddy of San Francisco are house guests of Mrs R T Barton.
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W. V. B. Terhune
New York City
Winchester
Terhune
Virginia Woolen Mill
Wyndham Bolling Blanton
Richmond
New York
Caronia
Europe
Scotland
Blanton
Natalie F. McFaden
F. T. McFaden
Mason Ambler
Hunter Moss
Parkersburg, W. Va
Minnie Baker
North Cameron Street
William Meritt
Billy
Charleston, S. C
Valentine McGillicuddy
San Francisco
Cal
R. T. Barton
Anderson Guest Of Local Relatives In City
Mr. Ben GC Anderson confidential agent of the American Railway Express Company, Philadelphia, Pa., visits here as guest of relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben GC. Anderson
The
American Railway Express Company
Philadelphia
Car Drivers Must Prove Ability To Drive
Hoover urges new traffic reform after noting pilots train years to operate engines while the public operates dangerous vehicles with little prep. He proposes driver tests, harsh penalties for reckless driving, and dedicated traffic courts to reduce yearly auto fatalities injuries and property loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Market Street M E S S Picnic At Opequon Lake Park
The Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church basket picnic will be held at Opequon Lake Park on Thursday July 22. Members and Sunday school friends are invited and transportation will be provided for those without cars. Boating and fishing will have a small charge and soft drinks will be sold by Mr. Jolliffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Opequon Lake Park
Clevenger’s
Jolliffe
Stocks Weaken Under Heavy Sales
New York July 20 stock prices turned weak under heavy selling on all accounts. Traders blamed unease from a further collapse of French francs to a new low around 2 cents, though banks reported heavy buying of American securities for French accounts. Call money renewed at 4 percent, vs 4 1/4 yesterday. Closing was heavy with about 2,000,000 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prese
New York
Wall Street
Cooper Visiting New York City With Harry Gordon
Mr. W. E. Cooper of T. J. Cooper & Sons is a guest of Mr. Harry Gordon in New York City during a stay that highlights business and social exchanges between the two men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Cooper
T. J. Cooper & Sons
This City
Harry Gordon
New York City
Health official Miss Nanney visits Winchester on business
Miss Clara L. Nanney of the State Board of Health from Richmond Virginia is stopping at the Old Virginia Home in Winchester on official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara L. Nanney
State Board of Health
Richmond
Winchester
Old Virginia
Mrs J Clark Leaves Capon Springs After Visit
Mrs. J. Clark of New York departs Capon Springs West Virginia after visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wharton. She is accompanied by William Atkin Jr president of Capon Springs Company who resides at Capon Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clark
New York
R. B. Wharton
Capon Springs
W. Va
William Atkinson
Capon Springs Company
New York City
Valentino Mad Over Editorial in Chicago Tribune
New York, July 20 Rudolph Valentino arrived in New York furious over an editorial in the Chicago Tribune titled Pink Powder Puffs He said he wrote a letter to the paper and would force the author to face him American style Valentino called for a private duel or boxing match and vowed to return to Chicago in ten days to confront the writer
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Associated Press
New York
Rudolph Valentino
Chicago Tribune
Rudy
Valentino
Ambassador Hotel
The
Chicago
Italy
Rudolph Gugliemo
Illinois
Jack Dempsey
Grove Birthday Surprise in Opequon
In Opequon Virginia on July 20 Mr. Charles H Grove was surprised at home by his family for his birthday July 11. His relatives arrived with baskets filled with gifts and the cake baked by his niece Mrs Edgar Barrett was decorated with 37 candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opequon. Va
Charles H. Grove
Edgar Barrett
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Douglas O’rourke
Pittsburgh
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August Lochner
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Robert Martin, Sr
Fred Martin
Allen Martin
Naomi
Westernport, Md
Seabright
D. M. Martin
Marshall
Milton
Miss Newcome
Mr. Carlisle
William Byrd
Baltimore, Md
Miss Mary Byrd
West Cork Street
John Pennington
James
Daisy Pennington
Walter Pennington
Concord
Gertrude Morton
Fred Thwaite
R. J. Chaplin
Berkeley Springs
P. Kramer
Markham
Alice McCarty
Mrs
Garland Hansbrough
Messrs
Francis E. Smith
Joseph R. Paul
Philadelphia, Pa
George Washington Hotel
Gertrude Wiener
Bessie Kramer
Earl Metz
Boyd
Carson Keyser
Metz
Woodstock
Pauline Henry
Baltimore Md
William McKenzie
West Boscawen Street
Cephie Clark
T. J. McIinturff
Ottayle
Cecelia Coe Anderson
Middletown, Va
Wallace
Empire Theatre
American ‘Legion
Thomas Harrison
C. B. Stickley
Vaucluse
Malvern, Pa
Ruth E. Guyer
Wilmington
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Ediiortal
Wallace the Magician
Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion
Sample Shoe Store
Nathanson Company
N. Loudoun
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Betsy Ross
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