Social And Personal News From Winchester Area
Mrs. Roy Campbell hosts tea for daughter Margaret Elizabeth Campbell engaged to Shirley Orville Bly of Washington D C. Dr. Raymond H. Kerlin resumes dental practice Monday after appendicitis. Delegates from Centenary Reformed Church attend Hood College conference and return. Many visits and visits by relatives and friends in Winchester Virginia area noted with multiple names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Campbell
Wadesville
Margaret Elizabeth Campbell
Shirley Orville Bly
Washington, D. C
Raymond H. Kerlin
Memorial Hospital
North Washington Street
Centenary Reformed Church
Hood College
Frederck
Winchester
Jane Goss
Jean Ryan
Margaret Lee
Margaret Striker
L. Flickinger
Alice Virginia Flickinger
Brooks Flickinger
Betty Ryand
Dorothy el
Cordell Hull
Mrs. Hull
Pedro Martinez Fraga
U. S
Washington
Havana
Modern Etiquette Q A timeless guide on calling and signing
The article offers etiquette answers about using business phones versus pay phones for urgent calls, signing letters with the Christian note only for close friends, and who rises first at a dinner party. It states the hostess should rise first after a meal and advises full name use otherwise.
Webber Family Fifth Annual Reunion At Jordan Springs
Webber descendants from George Robert and John met at Jordan White Sulphur Springs on Sunday July 14 for the fifth annual reunion. A worship program opened the day with officers elected for 1941, headed by Wesley Webber as president and Hazel Morrison as secretary. A noon picnic and afternoon ice cream followed, with a ball game and many children’s games. Dozens of attendees from multiple towns are listed, including Brent and Marie Webber of Fayettesville and numerous relatives from Martinsburg Winchester Stephenson Cumberland and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber
Jordan Springs
George
Robert
John Webber
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Wesley Webber
Hazel Morrison
Brent Webber
Marie
Fayettesville
P. B. Night
Baltimore
B. Yeakle
William Webber
Hagerston
Arthur Webber
Gladys
Albert Webber
Loraine
Hazel
Mildred
Ruby
Roy Webber
Jack
Bruce Davis
Melvin
Charles
Joseph
Donald
Jane
Clara
Chembersburg
Edith Webber
Louise
Media
Glenville Barney
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hamilton Webber
Henry Webber
Anna
Mary Webber
Springs Mills
Rachel Wilbur
Lacresta
Calif
Roosevelt Allamong
Waynesboro
Roy Miller
Bunker Hill
Robert Miller, Jr
Howard Darlington
Gold Kerns
Gold, Jr
Meredith
Bud Darlington
Albert Custer
Helen
Betty Darlington
Inwood
Evelyn Shade
Frances
Sherman Dick
Jo Ellen
Clifton Braithwaite
Winchester
Avis
Shepherdstown
Edgar Dick
Pauline Dick
Galen Dick
Robert Miller
Gerrardstown
Russell Morrison
Betty
Ruth
Billy
Chester Webber
Iti
Grimes
Earl Conn
Jimmie
Cumberland
Blair
Mary Jane
John Morrison
Asbury Morrison
Dorothy
Doris Morrison
Earl Fiddler
Jean
Stephenson
Forbes Gregory
John Edward
Brucetown
Berlin Webber
Paul Mong
P&ilie Hoffman
Brownie Hoffman
Lois
Peggy Mathers
W. G. Hardy
Edith
Ernest Mil
Edward Harman
James Fiddler
Hattie and
Frances Fiddler
Nellie Moore Robinson
O Connell Family Travels for Vermont Visit
Mrs Irvan OConnell and her son Irvan Jr accompany Miss Beatrice OConnell to Baltimore then board a train for Battleboro Vermont to stay with Miss Ellen Cary a roommate from Baltimore school days They will spend the weekend with relatives at Mount Washington in Baltimore Little Miss Mary Lou Rogers undergoes an appendectomy Thursday and is recovering satisfactorily Mr and Mrs Frank Hack return to South Washington Street after vacationing in Deltaville Virginia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Jolliffe
R. S. Jolliffe
Winona Lake
Ind
Jolliffe
National Photographers’ Association
Ethel B. Jolliffe
Laurence V. Jolliffe
Montgomery Green
Melvin Green
South Washington Street
New York
Puerto Rico
Green
West Indies
Central America
Irvan O'Connell
Irvan, Jr
Beatrice O’connell
Baltimore
Battleboro
Ellen Cary
Frank Hack
Deltaville, Va
Colleen Ashwood
McLean, Va
Aletta Rudolph
South
Cameron Street
Herman S. Barr
Herman, Jr
Suzanne
Arbella Richards
North Beach
Winchester
Carrie Killican
W. C. Perry
South Cameron Street
Ann Huntley Dahlgren
Memorial Hospital
Alexander Gordon
Esther Butsler
Washington
John P. Lamb, Jr
Katherine Manuel
Miss Lena McDonald and John Visit Sister in New Jersey
Miss Lena McDonald and Mr. John McDonald are visiting their sister Mrs. Resin Duvall at her home in Hursville New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Carper
Lena McDonald
John McDonald
Resin Duvall
Hursville, N. J
Get Out and Play for Health and Joy in Daily Life
The piece urges fun and play as a remedy for stress and daily strains. It promotes activities for all ages, from neighborhood romps with dogs to gardening, walking, and simple home exercises to maintain fitness and youthful spirit. It ties recreation to work vigor and personal well being.
Confederate Picnic Dinner Set By Mr Wood In Virginia
Mr William G Wood of Sperryville invites Confederate Veterans and Daughters of the Confederacy to a picnic dinner August 10 at his Lee Highway home. Sperryville community choir provides music for a program featuring Dr J S DeJarnette Staunton. Honor guest will be Mrs Pearce Horne Washington DC president of the Southern Relief Society and a niece of General A P Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Wood
Sperryville
Virginia
Daughters of the Confederacy
Lee Highway
J. S. DeJarnette
Staunton
Pearce Horne
Washington
Southern Relief Society of
District of Columbia
A. P. Hill
Confederate Army
Fall and Winter Pattern Book Offers 100 Designs
The advertisement promotes a Fall and Winter Pattern Book filled with over 100 fashion designs and gift ideas. Each pattern is easy to make and includes a step by step sew chart for beginners, with ordering details provided in the box.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Campbell
Mr. and
Mrs. Davy
Algernon Davy
Mary
Carpenteria
Cal
Plunket Stewart
Plains
Snickersville Pike
Kerlin
Richard Thompson
Richmond
George Slater
Rose Hill
Upperville
Thompson
Waverley
Marshall
Lawrence Washington
Miss Jolliffe
Frederick Parley
Phyllis Fowle
Philip R. Fowle
Golf Club
Miriam Leetch
Iss Leetch
William D. Leetch
Washington, DC
Green Sails
Nancy Mauck
Clyde Mauck
Perry Williams
Lydia Williams
Nancy
Ethia Mauck
Helen Walters
Alice Ricketts
Gardner Gladden
George Whitacre
Earl Ricketts
Harry Mish
Allen Mauck
Bruce Williams
Bruce Whitacre
John Kline
Yellow Springs
W. V
Frances Scriviner
Clearbrook
Russell McKee
Elmer Oates
Amos Mauck
Mrs. Phenix Puller
Joseph Flickinger
S. L. Flickinger
Flickinger
Newport News
Langley Field
Margaret Byrd
Mrs. C. Oliver Iselin
Middleburg
D. F. Eutsler
Mrs
K. W. Eutsler
Shepherdstown, W. Va
VirginiaEutsler
Mary Elizabeth Ebert
Capon River
Ely Grove
Helen Grove
C. K. Prancis
Arlington, Va
Raymond Cochran
Margaret Cochran
McKinley Turner
Pittsburgh
John Myers
National Avenue
Pennsylvania
W. C. Garvin
Lynchburg
Bertha Martin
Atlanta
B F. Line
Frederick County
Front Royal
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Alecia Beauty Salon
N. Braddock St
Sunshine Cleaners
East Piccadilly
RED Cross
Huntsberry
United Brethren
Cacapon State Park
Young People’s Choir
The
United Brethren Church
Mary Lou Rogers
Holmes Rogers
Gray Avenue
Helen Follett
Valley Pride
United Food Stores
E. Piccadilly St
East Piccadilly St
George Washington Hotel
Colonial Beauty Shoppe
Miss DeHaven
Mr. Kline
Orville DeHaven
Mildred Irene DeHaven
Lee Leo Kline
Winches
John F. Owens
Methodist Parsonage
Mrs. DeHaven
Fairmont Avenue
B. B. Dutton
Stingray Point
Deltaville
Reginald C. Frye
Pine Motor Company
Owen Foley
Kentucky
G. W. Newcome
Leonard Rudolph
Jimmy
Ida Brill
Kernstown
Esten Rudolph
Mildred Jean
Stephenson Loag
Gettysburg
Last Sunay
Charlotte Rudolph
Roy Rudolph
Tee
J. E. McCarty
Charles Barton
Buffalo
Tonawanda
Niagara Falls
Lewiston
Crystal Beach
Canada
Eugene Sirbaugh
Leo W. Cather
E. W. Cather
Boscawen Street
C. E. Carper
Hagerstown
Annie Lichliter
Valley Pike
Huntley
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Aria
Ellery Queen
Mr. Wood
N. Loudoun St
Barbara Bell
Winchester Evening Star
N. Y
Balloor
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