Cumberland Ladies Defeat Local Golfers in Return Match
The Cumberland Club ladies lost to Winchester Country Club by 11 to 4 in a return golf match played yesterday afternoon. Winchester’s Mary Miller and Philip Williams were top scorers with 2 points, followed by George Smith and John Hedrick at 8 points, and Anne Kern and Caroline Carson at 4½. Cumberland’s best were Beh McCracken and Margaret Reitz with 3, Joseph Franklin and Betty Heintz at 2½, and Walter Capper with Elizabeth Dickson at 3. Proceedings included a luncheon, and Winchester announced Byrd trophy play signups at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Winchester Country Club
Winchester
Mary Miller
Philip Williams
George Smith
John Hedrick
Anne Brooke Kern
Caroline Carson
Cumberland Club
Beh McCracken
Margaret Reitz
Joseph Franklin
Betty Heintz
Walter Capper
Elizabeth Dickson
Edward Cousins
A. P. Dickson
Walter Bosserman
Rut Coffee
Fred Glaize, Jr
Frances Page
Winchester Golf Club
Community Groups Schedule From Local Churches and Clubs
Social calendar lists weekly choirs at United Brethren Church and Grace Lutheran Church, plus lodge, rotary, legion, lions, and Kiwanis meetings at Ellis' Home and George Washington Hotel. Activities include practice sessions, luncheons, and regular meetings across Wednesday to Friday and a Tuesday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge No
Ellis
Piccadilly and
Braddock
Grace Lutheran Church
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
George Washington Hotel
Lions Club
Lutherans Attend Training School at Massanetta Springs
Lutherans from Winchester and Frederick County participate in the Lutheran Training School at Massanetta Springs this week. Delegates include from Trinity Lutheran Stephens City listed women and men, plus attendees from St. Paul Fawcett Gap Bethel Albin and Grace Winchester, with pastors Rev. Seastrunk and Rev. Lowe among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick County
Massanetta Springs
Trinity Lutheran Church
Stephens City
Howard Evans
Helen Evans
Charles Beatty
Leslie Orndorff
Anna Orndorff
Martha Funk
Jean Smallwood
Catherine Cooper
Sarah Shryock
Kathaleen Shryock
Gladys Teets
Edna Cadwallader
Marjorie Hoffman
Snyder Alleman
Elwood
Martin
Luther Hottel
Joseph Funk
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Fawcett Gap
Evelyn
Georgia Bywaters
Gladys
Lucy Belle Fawcett
Katherine Bly
Oliver McDonald
Denvill Fawcett
Billy Kingree
Oren
Granville
Leonard Snapp
Bethel Lutheran Church
Albin
Hilda Cather
Evelyn Bailey
Roy Cather
Hugh Orndorff
C. E. Seastrunk
Grace Lutheran Church
Ivan Lowe
Oscar Brown
Brucetown Club Meets. Hilda Jackson Joins Roll
Brucetown Home Demonstration Club held its regular July meeting at the schoolhouse with 11 members and 4 visitors present. Miss Mason led a cooking talk on vegetables. Hilda Jackson was added to the roll. Members were reminded of Home Demonstration Week in Blacksburg and to file county campaign reports promptly. Next meeting August 20 at Mrs. Harry McAboy’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown Home Demonstration Club
Martin Adams
Miss Mason
Hilda Jackson
Blacksburg
Harry McAboy
Marriage Of Miss Cecilia Cochran And Mr. Cammer Announced
Mr. John D. Cammer traveled to Washington D C on Sunday where he met his wife to be. They wed January 30 and have begun a course of study in beauty culture English and psychology. They plan to reside at 1121 Valley Avenue. Mr Cammer belongs to Cammer Tire Company located at Boscawen and Braddock streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Cammer
Washington
D. C
Cammer
Cecilia V. Cochran
Valley Avenue
Cammer Tire Company
Boscawen and
Braddock Streets
City
Evening entertainment by Women's Christian Temperance Union
An event at the Friends Meeting House in Washington and Piccadilly streets features Mrs. W O Tolbert telling a story, Miss Mary Glenn Lupton in a musical reading, a male quartet Cather Bly Dick Russell, Mrs. W L Dudley reading, and a piano duet by Mrs. June Argen bright and Miss Mildred Jones. A silver offering is taken and refreshments served with public invitation. Mrs Baker and Son Go To North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Tempreance Union
Friends’ Meeting House
Washington and
Piccadilly Streets
W. O. Tolbert
Mary Glenn Lupton
Carl Cather
Curtis Bly
Fremont Dick
Eugene Russell
W. L. Dudley
June Argenbright
Mildred Jones
Miss McVicar Undergoes Tonsil Operation
Miss Catherine McVicar daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles P McVicar underwent a tonsil operation at Memorial Hospital yesterday and was moved home today as she recovers. A Randolph Macon Woman's College graduate she plans to resume teaching in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McVicar
Catherine McVicar
Charles P. McVicar
Memorial Hospital
Handley Avenue
Miss McVicar
Randolph-Macon Woman’s College
Lynchburg
Dinner Guests Sunday At Huffman Home
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Huffman hosted a dinner party at Middletown with guests including Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Brumback Misses Mary Evelyn and Frances Brumback Mr. Gilbert Brumback of Oranda Virginia Mrs Martha Keys and her son J C Keys of Front Royal Va Mr. and Mrs H L Brumback and son Ray and Miss Ruth Brumback of Opequon Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huffman
J. D. Huffman
Middletown
J. M. Brumback
Mary
Evelyn
Frances Brumback
Gilbert Brumback
Oranda, Va
Martha Keys
J. C. Keys
Front Royal
H. L. Brumback
Ray
Ruth Brumback
Opequon
Young People Travel to Virginia Beach Cottage
Miss Margaret Byrd and her guest Lelia Leigh of Richmond with Mr. Joseph Thomas departed last night by the Norfolk boat from Washington D C for Virginia Beach. They will stay at the cottage owned by Miss Leigh's parents as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Beach
Margaret Byrd
Mss
Lelia Leigh
Richmond
Joseph Thomas
Norfolk
Washington, D. C
Miss Leigh
Hanson and family visit Wayside Inn during journey
Dr. Henry W. A. Hanson president of Gettysburg College and his family stopped at Wayside Inn Middletown en route from Gettysburg to Massanetta Springs. Hanson is a speaker at Massanetta Springs today. Augustus Washington Tucker returns to Harrisonburg for summer engineering work with the State Highway Department after spending the weekend with Mrs. R. E. Byrd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Wayside Inn
Gettysburg
Massanetta Springs
Henry W. A. Hanson
Gettysburg College
Middletown
Augustus Washington Tucker
Harrisonburg
State Highway Department
R. E. Byrd
Vacations Begin For Miss Kliance At Kern Home Near Hayfield
Miss Katherine Kliance arrives with her mother from New York City for a summer at Mrs. Ella Kern’s home near Hayfield. She has practiced law eighteen years in NYC and enjoys hiking to Beach Rock. The outing includes a rattler encounter after a rabbit was eaten. P. W. Turner Jr. Receives Civil Service Posting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Kliance
New York City
Ella Kern
Hayfield
Miss Kliance
Kern
Winchester Club Men Prep for Bi-State Match at Hagerstown
Local golfers from Winchester Country Club practice at Hagerstown Maryland to familiarize with terrain and hazards ahead of the Bi-State final on Saturday August 1. Players Lester D Arnold Ed Stone Ed C Goss Phil Fowle Rat Coffey and others take rounds as Anna Hedrick visits Burcroft near Hayfield with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Winchester Country Club
Lester D. Arnold
Ed. Stone
Ed. C. Goss
Messrs
Philip Fowle
Rat Coffey
Local residents travel. bank teller temporarily fills in
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gearing and Mr. and Mrs. Huntsberry motored to Orkney Springs and Shrine Moat Sunday afternoon. David M. Reardon substitutes at the Commercial and Savings Bank teller’s cage for a week or two while Harold R. Edwards is away on special work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gearing
W. E. Huntsberry
Orkney Springs
Shrine Moat
David M. Reardon
Commercial and Savings Bank
Harold R. Edwards
Ank
Harrises Host Cocktail Party at Stokes Home Near Aldie
Berryville Virginia July 22 Col and Mrs Harris entertained at a cocktail party this afternoon at their home Stokes near Aldie. Guests included Mr and Mrs Edward Gay Butler and other notable residents and visitors from Richmond Washington McLean and Warrensburg with many traveling to Manassas and Fredericksburg for related events and dinners.
Radio Highlights Schedule Sunday Evening
A compact list of broadcast items from 5:00 PM to 11:30 PM across stations WJZ WABC WEAF and WOR featuring news animal segments baseball scores Amos n Andy Benny Fields Boake Carter Mauricci Orchestra Stoopnagle and Budd Van Steeden Amateur Revue Song Recital Inkspot Quartet John Kennedy Bestor Orchestra Jesse Crawford Busse Orchestra Romanelli Orchestra and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJZ
Animal News Club
WABC
Press-Radio
WEAF
Amos 'N
Andy
Benny Fields
Boake Carter
W4jz
Follies de Paris
Willie
Eugene Howard
Fifi D’orsay
Sones
WOR
Mauricci
Stoopnagle
Budd
Commedians
van Steeden
Carl Hoff
Inkspot
John B. Kennedy
Bestor
Jesse Crawford
Busse
Romanelli
Local Residents Announce Vacations and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Steck Sr plan a three week August cottage vacation at Virginia Beach with family. Miss Minnie Byrd arrives from Baltimore to spend the rest of summer with friends and relatives. Guests of Mrs. Alexander T. Jones at 425 Stonewall Avenue include Miss Margaret Brown and Miss Kate Brown from Richmond who left today. Little Miss Bessie Arthur visits Mary Marshall Steck. Mr and Mrs. Paul R. Veasey depart for Texas for two weeks to see the Texas Centennial in Dallas. Lettie Huffman of Middletown leaves for Richmond to visit Miss Etta Evans. Mrs. Carol Smith and Mrs. W A Carskaden along with Mrs. T. W English return from a Piney Point yacht cruise. Curtis D. Puckett and R. G. Hengeveld join Worcester visitors at Bull Run to witness the mock battle. United Brethren young people's choir to meet for practice at 6 45 PM. Mrs. F T Shiner and infant Susan Lee of Front Royal will remain with her parents on South Braddock Street this week. G W Rush manager of People’s Drug Store leaves for a several week vacation in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beverley
Milton Valley
Mrs. Munson
Richmond
Munson
Mr. Beverley
Beverley
Manassas
William Hard
Blue Ridge
Washington
Frank M. Wray
Staunton
Mary Baldwin College
Alexander T. Jones
Stonewall Avenue
Margaret Brown
Kate Brown
T. Shiner
Susan Lee
Front Royal
C. W. Ritter
South Braddock Street
Miss Mary Parke Maddux Returns Home From Visit
Miss Mary Parke Maddux daughter of Mr and Mrs T H Maddux has returned to Marshall after visiting Miss Betty Riley at the home of Mrs J W Riley on West Piccadilly Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Parke Maddux
T. H. Maddux
Marshall
Betty Riley
J. W. Riley
West Piccadilly Street
West Side sighting of a saw horse with red lantern
Police officers were dispatched after a telephone tip about a stray horse at a West Side address. They found a "saw horse" with a red lantern placed over a small excavation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
West Side
Francis Nelligan
James Brewer
David Lichenstein
Virginia Real Estate Board Refuses Broker License
The Virginia Real Estate Commission met in the council chamber to pass on J. H. Lockhart's real estate broker license application. Lockhart did not appear, and the license was refused. Secretary C. C. Boisseau noted that a new hearing cannot be held for six months after a refusal. Board members included R. L. Rush, C. V W. Trice, William L. Tyler, and Boisseau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Real Estate Commission
Council Chamber
J. H. Lockhart
Lockhart
C. C. Boisseau
Richmond
R. L. Rush
Roanoke
C. V W. Trice
Norfolk
William L. Tyler
Winchester
Sewage Treatment Proves Successful
City Manager Field reports Frank Armstrong Jr of National Fruit Product Company says treatment of sludges from vinegar tanks has proven successful and the city can dispose of waste without disturbing the sewage plant. Council earlier decided to neutralize wastes before mains. lime is added to prevent fermentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Armstrong, Jr
National Fruit Product Company
Coungeis
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Rotary Club
George W Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Brucetown
Market Street
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Jordan Springs
Wilbur Johnston
Cecil Lupton
W. J. Lupton
Kernstown
Strasburg
Deoghdie
Lupton
Cecilia Cochran
P. W. Turner, Jr
P. W. Turner
Sparta
N. C
Civil Service
Waynesboro
Turner
Bureau of Roads
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
Anna Hedrick
Clarendon
Burcroft
Hedricks
Hayeld
Mr. Henry Bradley
Mrs. Stokes
Minnie Baker
Jane Mudd
Baltimore, Md
Mrs
R. E. Mudd
South Washington Street
George G. Snarr
Hunter H. McGuire
T. W. Harrison
Anne Kerr Russell
Paul Keller
West Cork Street
Bethlehem, Pa
Emily Light
Peter Yates Brinton
Harry Light
Bunker Hill
W. Va
J. Sloan Kuykendall
B. F. Arthur, Jr
Thursday Bridge Club
South Stewart Street
Winchester Golf Club Pavillion
Katherine Yost
National Avenue
Brady W. Largent
Maysville, Md
Potomac River
Alvin A. Lutz
Edinburg High School
Harrises
Clarke County
Battle of Manassas
Berryville
Col
McLean
John B. Neill
James W. Suddath
William E. Suddath, Jr
Warrensburg
Samuel M. Taylor
Roy Saunders
New
Lawrence Castleman
Quantico
Fort Myers
Meade
Burchard
Mr. Reynolds
Mr. Castleman
Thomas Kite
Thomas Stillman
South Orange
S. T. Frances
Orange
N. J
Frederick Liady
Forrest FP Royal
Kitty Knight Royal
Royal
F. B. Royal
Beardall
Charles Gemble
Philadelphia
Ann Madison Washington
Frankie
Vermont
Miss Williams
Bryn Mawr College
Princess Clarke
Warren County
Junius Powell
New York
Sol Bloom
Spear
Powell
Mr. Spear
Edward Gay Butler
Westport
L. I
Plater
Mr. Butler
Francis B. Whiting
Margaretta Whiting
Jean Marshall
Baltimore
Burr Powell Harrison
Tommy
George Woodward
Edward C. Goss
Charles Woodward
Lake Webster, Ind
Harry Sartelle
James D. Shockey
James Snider
Atlantic City
Huntsberry
Mr. Shockey
R. C. Green
Horace Browne
Mrs. Browne
B. B. Dutton
Joseph A. Massie
Llewellyn Bull
Tuleyries
J. M. Steck, Sr
Minnie Byrd
Bessie Arthur
Mary Marshall Steck
Paul R. Veasey
Texas
Dallas
Lettie Huffman
Etta Evans
Carol Smith
W. A. Carskaden
T. W. English
Piney Point, Md
Herbert Schutte
Curtis D. Puckett
R. G. Hengeveld
Wochester
Bull Rup
United Brethren Young People’s Choir
G. W. Rush
People’s Drug Store
North Carolina
Va. Real Estate Board
Hungary
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Bukharest
Rumania
Prague
Europe
Poland
Kishinev
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kliatt
Wedene Fands
Apts
Federa Deposit Insurance Corporation
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Beauty Service
Geo. Washington Hotel
Nina V. Wolford
The
Carnation Beauty Shop
Troup Bros
Big Joe
Winchester’s Bakery
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
R. M. Swimley
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