Mrs. H. I. Pifer Elected New Legion Auxiliary President
Mrs. H. I. Pifer was elected president of the Legion Auxiliary with Miss Lela Rosenberger as first vice president and Mrs. Mable Aiken as second vice president. Delegates and alternates were named for the August 14 18 convention in Charlottesville and installation services are planned soon.
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Herman I. Pifer
Conte Ace
Cla Grim
Washington Street
Lela Rosenberger
Mable Aiken
Mason Snapp
R. E. Griffith
Arthur Field
Charlottesville
Sele
Claude Grim
H. I. Pifer
John Fosbrink
Harry Lupton
Wendell Goode
Griffith
Grim
Sam C. Brooks
Calendar of Evening Meetings in Winchester
Regular meeting of the Winchester Rebekah at Odd Fellows Hall East Boscawen Street at 8:00 p.m. Kiwanis Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel Wednesday 12:30 p.m. Rotary Club meeting and luncheon at Winchester Golf Club Thursday 1:00 p.m. WCTU semi monthly meeting at Friends' Meeting House corner Washington and Piccadilly streets at 3:00 p.m.
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Winchester
Odd Fels
East Boscawen Street
Kiwanic Club
George Washington Hotel
Rotary Club
Winchester Golf Club
Friends’ Meeting
Washington and
Piccadilly Streets
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Friends Meeting House
Birthday milestone and local notices from Lexington area
Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Kirkpatrick celebrated her 101st birthday in Lexington Virginia with family and friends. The item notes her long marriage to James Payne Kirkpatrick, her Trinity Methodist faith, and recent trip to Roanoke along with two daughters and other local ties. Also mentioned are a bloom-filled garden at Mrs. Baker’s and a July 28 checker social near Stephens City, with various local figures listed.
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Ann Elizabeth Kirkpatrick
Lexington
John GC. Senseney
Midtown
Kirkpatrick
Trinity Meth Church
Roanoke
John H. Champe
Robert H. Gillick
Jess Hockman
Stephens City
Double Télegate
Ed. Milliken
Tomsbrook
Soan
Virginia
Summer Candies at Brooks Pharmacy
Exquisite Candies offered in a complete assortment with prices listed per pound. Brooks Pharmacy promotes a range priced at 19, 39 and 60 cents per pound and up to 1.50 dollars per pound. Phone contact provided as 766.
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Brooks’ Pharmacy
Debut Parties Planned for September in Local Society
Invitations arrive for two debutante events to honor Miss Nancy Iselin of Middleburg and Miss Charlotte Nolan Smith in Baltimore society. The Iselin party occurs September 3 at the family home with future appearances in New York and Philadelphia. Foxcroft hosts the Nolan event September 8 for her niece. The Webber reunion near Martinsburg draws 113 from four states with J. W. Morrison as chair. Oldest attendee is 73 from Gerrardstown. youngest is seven weeks.
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Oliver Iselin, Jr
Middleburg
Nancy Iselin
Iselin
New York
Philadelphia
Foxcroft
Charlotte Nolan
Charlotte Nolan Smith
Baltimore
Webber
Dutch Windmill
Martinsburg Pike
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
J. W. Morrison
Stephenson
Robert Miller
Gerrardstown
Bruce Davis
Chambersburg, Pa
Olivia Smith
New Orleans
George Smith
Mrs. Smith
South Stewart Street
Sally Clark
Boston
John Roosevelt
Maurice
Cordoba
Central Press
Jean MacIntosh
James MacIntosh
Miss Macintosh
Birth of Patricia Ann Brill near Albin at Winchester Memorial
Mr and Mrs Howard Brill on a farm near Albin announce the birth of a daughter named Patricia Ann at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Brill formerly Miss Ada Pugh, longtime resident of the city, is the daughter of the late Mr William Pugh.
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Howard Brill
Albin
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Patricia Ann
Brill
Ada Pugh
William Pugh
Miss Starner
Glaize
Baltimore
William Glaize
Ralph Shafer
Albert Hillyard
That City
Betty Starner
Hillyard
Jean Hofmeister
City
Little Garden Club Plans August Meeting at Fielding
The Little Garden Club will meet Monday August 1 at Fielding the home of Mrs Hobson McGehee on Audley Farms near Berryville. Speakers Mrs John M Steck Jr and Miss Nancy Gray Larrick will discuss Judging Exhibits will be flowers and members should bring containers and blooms for arranging no judging but vote on best displays. Miss Margaret Byrd postpones Europe trip indefinitely after returning from Baltimore visit with Mr and Mrs Walter Pinckert.
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Little Garden Club
Clarke
Miss Byrd
Europe
Margaret Byrd
Eleanor Flood
Washington
Baltimore
Walter Pinckert
Modern Etiquette Q&A on doors tea tables and tips
A reader asks about escort etiquette at a closed door the correct action is for the escort to open the door and stand aside to let the girl pass first. A tea table height is five or six inches above knee level. Attendants on shipboard should be tipped just before the steamer docks.
Cahill couple welcome a daughter in Winchester
Mr and Mrs Leroy Cahill announce the birth of a daughter at Winchester Memorial Hospital. The couple already has one daughter. Mrs Cahill is formerly Miss Martha Stine, daughter of Mrs W B Stine and the late Mr Stine of Berryville Avenue.
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Cahill
Leroy Cahill
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Martha Stine
W. B. Stine
Mr. Stine
Berryville Avenue
Miller Pioneer Godfrey Miller Honored Name Choice
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles Godfrey Miller was named Godfrey Miller in honor of the pioneer founder of the Miller clan in Winchester. The elder Godfrey Miller, born May 6 1730 in Gruena Saxony, came to America in 1763 settling in Philadelphia and Winchester. He established a stocking factory and a mercantile business including an apothecary shop later known as Miller's Drug Store. He married Anna Maria Kurtz on August 8 1766 in Winchester. The latest Miller descendant is the sixth in line.
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Charles Godfrey Miller
Evening Star
Godfrey Miller
Winchester
John Miller
Gruena
Kemnentzer
Saxony
Europe
America
Philadelphia
Anna Maria Kurtz
High Seas
Miller’s
Asa Racey sale draws fair prices in Mt Pleasant
Mr Racey’s sale attracted a good crowd and most property sold at fair prices. He plans to live with his children. Visitors from Clarke County included Clyde and Ray Miller and Ben and Linden Ritter. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Vennor Milhon’s home and planned a church yard party for July 27 with rain date next night.
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MT. Pleasant
Harry Lamp
Herman Adams
Asa Racey
Racey
Clyde and
Ray Miller
Clarke County
Ben and
Linden Ritter
Woodrow
Edward Perry
Ladies’ Aid Society
Vennor Milhon
Ickes Hints At Third Term For Roosevelt
Washington July 26 Secretary Ickes suggested that reactionaries in the Democratic party should let the people vote on Roosevelt and his policies as a direct test of his strength. He did not mention the 1940 presidential race directly during a talk on current events last night.
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Washington
Ickes
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Lessons In Indian Love On Program
An WPA program story hour at the Park playground develops an Indian village with Iroquois, Hawnee, and Teton Sioux studies. Activities include weaving, clay modeling, costumes, and culture contrast to show environment shaping life. Visitors may observe Thursday ceremonies 1 to 5 p.m. under Play Leader Hopkins.
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Park Playground
WPA
Plains
Big
Thundercloud
Tommie
Buterakas
Tonto
Charles
Clyde Tinsman
Crow Foot
Bobbie Miller
Kitty Pond
Hopkins
Stryker
Fiddler
Police Admit Station Robbed in Phoenixville
Phoenixville police confessed the station was robbed. Wayne D. Jones fingerprint expert lost identification photographs camera flashlight bulbs and fingerprinting gear. No fingerprints from the crime were recovered.
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Phoenixville
Wayne D. Jones
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Legion Auxiliary
Ann FE. Kirkpatrick
Mrs. Baker
North Braddock Street
Margaret Wilson
V. Douglas Farmer
Ise Wilson
Harry Wilson
Luglas T. Farmer
J. Franklin Farmer
George W. Stover
United Brethren
National Avenue
Martinsburg
W. Va
Farmer
Arthur Fletcher
Cameron Street
Memg Hospital
Fletcher
The
Patriotic Order of America
Harriett DeHaven
Selina DeHaven
Cleston Brown
Burtie Brown
Paul Snider
Bennif Robinson
Mary Wilson
Pauline Wilson
Martha Wilson
Mary Robinson
Goldie Dowe
Mary Luttrell
Nat Brown
Wilmer F. Shryock
Ast
COAL
Pocahontas
B. Snider & Son
Mrs
Larrick
Nancy Gray Larrick
New England States
Canada
James Jelley
Jelley
Norfolk
Roberta Lee
Ohio
Grace Lutheran Church
E. B. Smith
Annie Isabel Scheidemantel
Youngstown
Richard L. Kopp
Cleveland
Mr. Smith
Gravel Springs Lutheran Parish
Milne Stephens
Ada Steele
South Braddock Street
Field
Cape May
Ann Dudley Field
N. J
Baltimore Inn
Mr. Brown Ralston
Alexandria, Va
W. G. Fleming
Raychelle Fleming
William Fleming
Upperville
Betty Bickers
Eleanor deGrange
Mrs. H. Clay deGrange
South Washington Street
Fredericksburg
Cora Carper
Harrisonburg
Minnie Henry
East Leicester Street
William Goucher
Providence
R. 1
Robert L. Myers
Washington, D. C
Tokus Inn
Ada Petley
Robert E. Worsley
Clarence LeFrois
Peter
Fairport
N. Y
Nancy Coble
Gertrude Payne
Jack Engle
Amherst Street
Jane Boyd Hoke
Engles
R. Bowen Moore
Judith Ann
Green Bank
H. J. Martin
Lloyd Martin
White Post
Crozet, Va
Joseph A. Hotinger
P. J. Landis
Marian Martin
Fairfax
Ronald Blake
Haldeman
Pikeside
Valley Ave
Sally
Miss Sally Clark
Child
Pioneer
Frederick Bush
Bethlehem
Alice Bush
East Piccadilly Street
Charles Carver
George T. Sellers
Laurel, Md
Henry Myers
William Barr
Peyton Street
Myers
Frederick County
Jennie Newman
Raymond Racey
Martha Whitlock
John Perry
Zirkle Williams
Opequon
Williams
James Russell
Red Bud
Taft Russell
Mount Williams
Spitzer
Carl Fox
Gore
Clint Barr
James
Charles Snapp
Clearbrook
Roy Rosenberger
Bessie Rosenberger
Alecia Beauty Salon
Hamburger
Loudoun St
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Columbia Steel
Pifer Printing CO
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Piccadilly & Cameron Sts
RED Cross
Huntsberry
All United Food Stores
Winchester Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc
RE. E. Harrbaugh
Mer