Girls' Athletic Association Elect Officers in July Meeting
The Girls' Athletic Association elected officers and executive council members at their July gathering. Officers: Opal Robinson president, Mary Sullivan vice president, Salome Crisman secretary, Emily Sanford treasurer, with social J D Shockey, publicity Cramer Lycett, membership Frances Proffit, house Frances Trimble, finance B J Sager. The tea was at Mrs Cramer Lycett's cottage. guest Mrs J F Miller attended. Next meeting set for August 6. Frederick County Women to Blacksburg for Rural Affairs Institute
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Athletic Association
Opal Robinson
Mary Sullivan
Salome Crisman
Emily Sanford
J. D. Shockey
Cramer Lycett
Frances Proffit
Frances Trimble
B. J. Sager
J. F. Miller
Social Calendar of Local Clubs and Activities
Regular Lions Club meeting and luncheon at George Washington Hotel at 12 30. Crusaders dance at Jordan Springs at night. Kiwanis luncheon at George Washington Hotel at 12 45. Young Peoples Choir practice at United Brethren Church at 6 45. Winchester Lodge 867 B P O E meet at Ellis Home at 8. Grace Lutheran adult choir practice at 8 15. Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel at 1 00. American Legion Robert Y Conrad Post meeting at George Washington Hotel at 12 30 Friday.
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Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
The
Crusaders
Jordan Springs
Kiwanis Club
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge No
Ellis
Piccadilly and
Braddock
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
George Washington
Miss Alice Deford Weds Dr Kinloch Nelson in Richmond
Miss Alice Macgill Deford daughter of Mr and Mrs B Frank Deford and Dr Kinloch Nelson son of Mrs Garnett Nelson of Taylor s Creek and Richmond and the late Dr Nelson were quietly married Thursday at 11 o’clock in St Paul s Episcopal Church. The bride wore aquamarine traveling suit with white shoes and orchids. she was unattended. Dr Charles Morris Nelson was best man. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Poultney Gorter and others from Baltimore and Luray. They leave for a motor trip and will live at 1009 West Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Macgill Deford
B. Frank Deford
Kinloch Nelson
Garnett Nelson
Taylor’s Creek
Richmond
Nelson
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Beverley Dandridge Tucker Jr
Charles Morris Nelson
Agnes. Deford
Edith O’donovan
Charles Warfield
Baltimore
Thomas Deford
Robert Taylor Hoskins
Luray
West
Franklin Street
Robert B. Nelson
Local young women attend Epworth League Institute at Mountain Lake Park
Three young women Miss Jane Eagle Miss Betty Ner and Miss Caroline Stretchberry represent Market Street M E Church at the 22nd annual Epworth League Institute in Mountain Lake Park Maryland with about 300 delegates in attendance. The closing address will be delivered by Rev Pearce Hayes missionary to Foo Chow China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Lake Park
Jane Eagle
Betty Starner
Caroline Stretchberry
Epworth League Institute
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Market Street M. E. Church
Pearce Hayes
Foo Chow
China
Greyhound unveils five million dollar fleet of super coaches
Greyhound Lines launches a vast fleet of over 300 super coaches with 100 entering service today. Co D Puckett in Winchester says four or more will serve the Washington Roanoke route via Winchester in coming days. Each coach seats 37 and features rear engine, steel construction, aero seats, air conditioning, steel aluminum alloy, lighter weight, improved weight distribution and a railroad style air brake system for 40 percent stronger braking.
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Greyhound Lines
Co. D. Puckett
Winchester
Washington
Roanoke
Greyhound
Local residents on visits and relocations across states
Avon Ruckman of Romney West Virginia and family travel to Lake Hop atcong New Jersey and plan tours of New England. Mrs Lillian Johnson former Gore resident joins as relative. Massie plans Virginia Episcopal Seminary matriculation. Huntsberry family vacation at Fairview Beach and Dean family moves to Courtfield avenue. Mrs E Bruce Shade travels to Cincinnati. Fling returns from Alderson with niece Ruthanna Craig visiting. Marie Kline returns home after mastoid operation. Esther Broomell Martone Lupton James Lup ton visiting Bond family at Clearbrook.
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Avon Ruckman
Romney
W. Va
Lake Hopatcong
N. J
New England States
Ruckman
Lillian Johnson
Luther Johnson
Gore
C. E. Dean
Hilda Dean
Courtfield Avenue
Dean
R. Gray Williams
Harry S. Fling
Alderson
James L. Fling
Round Hill
Ruthanna Craig
George Craig
Marie Kline
Memorial Hospital
Esther Broomell
Baltimore
Martone Lupton
City
James R. Lupton, Jr
Washington
Walker M. Bond
Clearbrook
Maintenance To Be Started Soon In City Streets
City manager A M Field says the street maintenance program will begin next week with emergency treatment on Woodland avenue and Berryville avenue. After completion, work shifts to Market street for new top surface to eliminate the sense and create a smooth surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Field
Woodland Avenue
Berryville Avenue
Market Street
Open Hose Bids for Winchester Fire Companies
Bids opened at noon in City Manager Arthur M Field's office for fire hose for four Winchester companies. Friendship Fire Company placed an order for 1 000 feet from Goodyear Rubber Company. Two grades were bought with cheaper at 85 cents per foot and better at 1 10 dollars per foot. A small amount of cheaper hose was bought for trial. Other companies are to meet early next week to discuss needs and place orders based on today’s bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Field
Winchester Fire Companies
Friendship Fire Company
Goodyear Rubber Company
Little Miss Beverley Returns Home After Leg Fracture
Julia Beverley, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs William Beverley, was moved to Milton Valley Clarke County home after a compound fracture to her leg from a private pool accident. She was brought to Memorial Hospital yesterday afternoon as doctors set fractures last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Beverley
William Beverley
Milton Valley
Clarke County
Memorial Hospital
Perfect Duluth bridge hand yields grand slam bid
Stenographer Katheryn McNamara in Duluth opened seven hearts for a grand slam after P. D. Moore doubled. Partner E. C. Reichert faced a heartless hand, gulped, and passed. McNamara held 13 hearts as she laid down the cards.
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Duluth
Minn
Wagon Recovered After Half Century in Elm Tree
Welland Ontario businessman Lemuel Rachar recovered a wagon lost fifty years ago. The vehicle was found wedged high in elm branches, believed to be placed by pranksters on Halloween day in 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welland
Gone With the Wind and Margaret Mitchell
The article notes Margaret Mitchell, born in Atlanta, wrote Gone With the Wind over seven years while living in Georgia. It covers the Civil War and Reconstruction era, with Mitchell’s research, marriage in 1935, and the Handley Library offering the book for borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mitchell
Georgia
Atlanta
Smith College
Atlanta Journal
Lee
John R. Marsh
Handley Library
Eight join Kappa Delta Pi from Middletown teachers college
Honored Miss Myrtle Rhodes of Middletown joins eight summer school students in Kappa Delta Pi, the national honorary society. Miss Virginia Stickley of Stephens City serves as secretary treasurer, with Miss Jerrine Patterson of Schoolfield as president and Miss Fannie Rowe Brown of Richmond as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Rhodes
Middletown School
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College
Kappa Delta Pi
Virginia Stickley
Stephens City
Bryarly
Jerrine Patterson
Schoolfield
Fannie Rowe Brown
Richmond
Crow hunter killed in accidental rifle discharge
Kermit Thorn 18 Belington High School student, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Thorn, was buried in Phillippi after his rifle went off as he lowered it to hunt crows damaging grain fields. The incident occurred July 22 in Phillippi West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillippi
W. Va
Kermit Thorn
Belington High School
Henry Thorn
Driving Drunk Faces Trial Verdict and Sentences
Arthur Rudolph was found guilty of operating a car while intoxicated by toxicants and jailed for 30 days with a $100 fine plus costs. Trial Justice A J Tavenner ordered license revocation for one year. William Monk, facing a similar charge yesterday, received a comparable fine and jail term with part suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Rudolph
A. J. Tavenner
William Monk
Former St Paul Chief Denies Links to Hamm Abduction
In a St Paul court Thomas A. Brown former police chief denied statements from witnesses tying him and Jack Peifer to the $1000000 William Hamm kidnapping case. A government witness had accused Brown of taking $25000 of the ransom money from the abduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Thomas A. Brown
Jack Peifer
William Hamm
Brown
Central Press
Court News: Bunner Appointed Estate Administrator
Lester Bunner of Trone appointed administrator of Dorothy Bunner’s estate after qualifying with a $500 bond through Maryland Casualty. The fatal March truck accident involving Daniel McParland led to his involuntary manslaughter conviction and a $100 fine plus costs. Salome Crisman named notary public, sworn in, with a $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Bunner
Trone
Dorothy Bunner
Maryland Casualty Company
Dorothy
Daniel McParland
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Herso
Frederick County
Blacksburg
Institute of Rural Affairs
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Walter Adams
Rebecca Adams
Julian Larrick
Gainesboro
Virginia Hancher
White Hall
C. E. Wright
Middletown
Edwin Marker
George Bywaters
Opequon
Stella Henry
Earle Edwards
Agnes Mason
H. A. Funk
Martha Funk
Alice M. Deford
Dr. Nelson
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
Massanetta Springs
Build
John Hawse
Katherine Hammond
Shirley Bly
Margaret McIntyre
Mary Glenn Lupton
Massanetta
Helen
Isabelle Bailey
Melvin Odgen
Evelyn Moore
Washington, D. C
Monroe Moore
E. V. Odgen
Odgen
Strayers Businessollege
Ince
H. W. McVicar
Frank Stump
East Radford
Payne
Ernest Payne
Big Springs
W. W. McIntyre
Hubert Sydenstricker
Chesapeake Bay
Colonial Beach
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Masters Tyson
Kenneth Gilpin, Jr
Bubbling Springs
James Good
Norman Sirbaugh
Belva Hitt
Sargent’s Sanitary Stores
Elsie Carroll
Rosalie Bond
Leroy Sherwood
Balimore, Md
James Miller
Mount Jackson
William Dalke, Jr
Woodstock
W. E. Carroll
Alice McCormick
Harrisonburg
W. H. Huber
Myrtle Tusing
J. Howard Wells
Baltimore, Md
Winchester District
Fairmont Avenue
Messrs
Thomas G. Scully
Robert Glass
William Harris
Virginia Beach
R. B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Thomas A. Gibson
Gibson
Mary Hawke
Philadelphia
Messrs. W. Woodhull Baker
J. Victor Arthur
Anne Kerr Russell
Betty Riley
Anne Elting
Joseph Thomas
Margaret Byrd
Thomas W. Mathews
South Stewart Street
Epeodine
Atlantic
Thomas 8. Ferguson
Danville, Ill
Alfred B. Tucker
Amherst Street
Joseph A. Massie
William Massie
Lynchburg
Massie
Virginia Episcopal Seminary
E. Rhodes Huntsberry
Mary Katherine Huntsberry
William Huntsberry
Fairview Beach
E. Bruce Shade
Cincinnati
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Troup Bros
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Tavenner’s
N. Loudoun St
John S. Miller & CO
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Fork Unio
R.O. T.C
Huntsberry
Court News
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Hearth
Underwood
R. M. Swimley
Big Joe
Winchester’s Bakery
Colonial Beauty Shoppe
Oppo. Geo. Washington Hotel
Nina V. Wolford
Pine Motor CO
Cor, Braddock and Cecil Sts
N. Loudoun
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