Social Calendar Notes Weekly Meetings and Club Events
A series of community gatherings and club activities listed: Braddock Street Methodist Church choir practice and Young People group. Girls and Boys picnic at Big Eddy, Charles Town. Ladies Auxiliary yard party at South End Hose Co. 8:00 p m business and social meeting. Handley Library story hour. Music Lover's Club. Lions Club luncheon. Kiwanis Club luncheon. various church choirs. Winchester Lodge Elks meeting. Grace Lutheran adult choir. Rotary Club. American Legion Post luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Girls’ Athletic Association
Big Eddy
Charles Town
South End Hose Co
South
Keller
Jordan Springs Road
The
Lions Club
First Baptist Church
Little Theatre Organization
Handley Library
Kiwanis Club
Young People’s Choir
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Young Peoples
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Miss Bowen Hosts Bridge Party At Front Royal Home
Miss Virginia Bowen entertained at a bridge party last Monday afternoon at her Front Royal home for cousin Mrs. Luther S. Tatum of Atlanta. Four tables played, prizes awarded to Miss Dorothy Rhodes and Miss Nellie McCartney, with a guest prize for the honoree. Attendees included Miss Rhodes, Miss McCartney, Rebecca and Roberta Earle, Mattie Trenary, May Hillidge, Elinor Weaver, Evelyn Kendrick, Alice Clark, Mrs. Jean Chelf, Mrs. Robert Massie, Mrs. Edward B. Lee, Mrs. Richard Mann, and others. A buffet supper concluded the event. Birthday party for Mrs. I. W. Ebert was held Wednesday at her Southwark home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Bowen
Front Royal
Luther S. Tatum
Atlanta
Dorothy Rhodes
Nellie McCartney
Rhodes and
McCartney
Middletown
Rebecca
Roberta Earle
Mattie Trenary
May Hillidge
Elinor Weaver
Evelyn Kendrick
Alice Clark
Jean Chelf
Robert Massie
Washington, Va
Edward B. Lee
White Post
Richard Mann
New York
Program Announced For Union Vesper Service
Announcement made for a Union Vesper Service Sunday at 6 30 p m in Handley High School stadium with ministers from several churches presiding The program includes preludes hymns anthems scripture lessons duets sermons and prayers performed under the Music Lover's Club direction with Mary Wood Ayres as pianist
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
For the Union
Hichester Ministerial Associa
Handley High School
R. L. Williamson
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Floyd Haines
W. M. Brashears
Market Street
Miss Cochran Shower Prepares for Pittsburgh Bride to Be
Miss Mary McDonald hosted a personal shower for Miss Mary Cochran at Shawnee Avenue. The event honored Cochran whose marriage to Mr. Lawrence Letzkes of Pittsburgh is planned soon. Guests included Mrs. Bagwell and Mrs. Pence among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McDonald
Shawnee Avenue
Mary Cochran
Lawrence Letzkes
Pittsburgh
Miss Cochran
Tiieg
Trousseau
Miss McDonald
J. N. Bagwell, Jr
J. McDonald
Bruce Golightly
Edward Koons
Strother Sherman
Marguerite Daugherty
Frances Watson
Mildred Boyce
Frances Pence
Ruth Cochran
Bertha Boehm
Virginia Sutphin
Mattie Clark
Maynard Sutphin
L. H. Pence
Memorial Hospital
Young Christians Meet Tonight at Braddock Street Church
Braddock Street Methodist Church Young Christians Class plans a regular monthly meeting at 9 PM in Mrs. Keiter’s home on Jordan Springs road with a business and social hour. Transportation is arranged for members via Mrs. Green’s home by 7:30 PM.
Greens Return From Canada Amid Holiday Visits
Mr and Mrs Harry R Greene return to their Fort Loudoun home from Williamsburg Ontario after a Canada trip with Mrs Greene staying in Williamsburg until joined by Mr Greene. The party traveled via New York City Saratoga Springs Lake George and Montreal benefiting from a stop at a major arthritis clinic. Mrs Frank Lovett returns from Baltimore to North Loudoun Street and visits her mother Mrs Reva Hyman. Mrs John Carr of Clarksdale Mississippi visits son in law W D Smith on Shirley Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Greene
Fort Loudoun
Williamsburg
Ont
Frank Lovett
Loudoun Street
Baltimore
John Carr
Clarksdale
Miss
W. D. Smith
Shirley Street
Local social notes and upcoming dance at Hotel Drusilla
Mrs W E Norris and daughter from Washington visit Miss Lela Rosenberger on South Washington street. A subscription dance is set for Wednesday August 2 at Hotel Drusilla Jordan White Sulphur Springs with Lee Fields and His Orchestra from 9:30 PM to 1:30 AM under chaperonage. Frances Ebert returns home after a week with Mr and Mrs Milt Hausenfluck in Stephenson. Kitty Morrison of Berryville arrives as house guest of Mr and Mrs Herbert Jennings on South Stewart street. Nancy Gray Larrick returns from Chicago and Milwaukee after the Century of Progress Exposition visits with Miss Mary Alice Truitt and friends. J George Baetjer of Fairmont Avenue leaves for New York City to meet Heyward Baetjer, son of the late Dr Frederick H Baetjer of Baltimore. He recently represented Kent School in England crew races and could not return when his father died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
John Patterson
R. E. Bayliss
Maynard Patterson
Harry Patterson
Mildred Parlett
Mary Lee Patterson
Mildred Shell
Wilson Keller
Clifton Emery
Herman Crabill
Stewart Patterson
Patterson
Mary Glenn Lupton
Baltimore
William Robb
Miss Lupton
Ocean View
W E. Norris
Washington
Lela Rosenberger
South Washington Street
Drusilla
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Stephenson
Lee Fields
Frances Ebert
Mrs
Milt Hausenfluck
Kitty Morrison
Berryville
Herbert H. Jennings
South Stewart Street
Nancy Gray Larrick
Chicago
Mary Alice Truitt
Milwaukee
Herbert S. Larrick
West Clifford Street
J. George Baetjer
Fairmont Avenue
New New York City
Heyward Baetjer
Frederick H. Baetjer
Baetjer
England
Kent School
Mystery man Crawford suspended for insolvency at CBOT
Edward A. Crawford of New York known as the mystery man of grain pits has been suspended by the Chicago Board of Trade for insolvency. Earlier he boasted paper profits of 25 million dollars and ruled the grain market for a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A
Doc) Crawford
New York
Chicago Board of Trade
Crawford
Public auction of restaurant equipment in Winchester
By virtue of distress warrant the Central Rest aurant at 23 West Piccadilly street will sell at public auction at 10 a m on August 8 1930. National Cash Register gas stove coal range coffee urn ice refrigerator dishes knives forks etc cash terms Lee Barr Sergeant Winchester Va 7-28-9t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
West Piccadilly Street
National Cash Register
Lee Barr
Winchester
Alleghany Youths Win Health Contest in 4-H Events
Joe Edwards of Alleghany county and Miss Virginia Swartz of Botetourt county won the health contest at the 4-H Club sport course at V P I. The pair will represent Virginia in the national contest in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacksburg
Joe Edwards
Alleghany
Virginia Swartz
Botetourt County
Arthur B. Holt
Chicago University
Henry 8. Ely
Suffolk
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Canais Kern
Pauline Clowser
Frederick County
Buster Guy
Accomac
Virginia Smith
Madison County
Charles Wood
Rappahannock
Swartz
Virginia
Chicago
Roosevelt Plans Month at Hyde Park for Recovery
President Roosevelt prepares to depart Washington for Hyde Park New York where he will spend most of August recuperating. He will lead government affairs from the family residence with an office staff aboard a special train. Betty Jane Gearing travels to Washington to visit relatives during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
New York
Hudson River
Lindberghs Sail North After Newfoundland Landing
An unusual study follows Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and Anne as they sail for shore immediately after landing in Botwood Newfoundland en route to Greenland. Fog delayed the Lindberghs for several days at Cartwright Labrador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne
Botwood
Newfoundland
Greenland
Cartwright
Labrador
Also Mentioned on This Page
Music Lover's Club
Frank L. Buckley
Rotary Club
American Legion Post
Ebert
John Reed
Joseph Cave
George Barrett
Shirley Hicks
George Yeakley
William Grady
Howard Kane
Marie
Frances Grady
Elaine Hicks
Baker
John Nicholas Baker
St. Stevens Church
Strasburg
R. H. Baker
Minnie Baker Strickler
New Market
Melvin Baker
Pasadena
Frank L. Baker
Fairfield
Ruth L. Bucher
Philip Robinson
Carl Baker
Fishers Hill
Walter Funk
Fairview Church
Stephens City
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Headley
J. F. Fritts
Wilbur Tiddler
Ross Lillard
R. S. Smith
Paul Rosenberger
Hampton
Newport News
Rosenberger
Fairmont R. White
Miss Bowen
I. W. Ebert
Southwark
President Franklin D. Roosevelt
Huntsberry
Union C. E
Stine’s Chapel
Union Christian Endeavor
Opequon Group
Stine’s Union Chapel
Our Need of Friends
Emily Hawkins
Virginia White
Assembly
Cochran
J. W. Larrick
Ruth Hicks
Ruth Stotler
Bryan Stotler
Strother Cooper
Bible Garden
Opequon
Harry Glaize
Lewin
Stotler
Mr. Orndorff
Mr. Hicks
Nellie Strosnider
Alfred Luttrell
Dotsy Miller
Paul F. Golliday
Dotsy Lee Miller
Gore
Carson Miller
Robert Golliday
Byron Stotler Bickers
Ford
Brooks
Maryland
Ruth H. Downs
Williamsport
Daniel J. Miller
Boonesboro
L. A. Thomas
Miller
Joseph E. Downs
Samuel G. Miller
Ernest Luttrell
J. K. Luttrell
Senseney Road
Howard-Kelley Hospital
J. Gray Beverley
Harry F Byrd
Rosemont
Marshall
Beverley
Thomas W. Harrison
Friday Bridge Club
Mr. and
Mrs. Green
Canada
Edward A. Crawford
Sergeant’s Sale
Thrift Department
Lovett Brothers
N. Main St
Roosevelts
Betty Jane Gearing
Frank Gearing
Courtfield Avenue
R. G. Spiker
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Bakers
Lindberghs
and Anne Lindbergh
R. M. Swimley
George Washington Hotel
Anna - Belle
N. Cameron St
Big Joe
Lovett
N. Londorn
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun St
Libby
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