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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1931

Page

3

Miss Densie Elizabeth Cool Weds Frank P. Cline at Parents’ Home

Miss Densie Elizabeth Cool marries Frank P. Cline of Troutville Virginia in a ceremony at the Cool home. Rev J S Flory officiates as family and friends attend a reception followed by a wedding tour. The bride teaches biology at Shenandoah College and Mr. Cline is former principal of Hot Springs High School.

Densie Elizabeth Cool Mr. F. P. Cline Parents J.S. Flory Bridgewater Olivia Cool Edna Cline Raymond Bowman Harrisonburg Martin L. Bowman Roanoke Richard Garber Cline Hot Springs High School Bride Shenandoah College

Social Calendar Highlights From Western Virginia Church Events

Wednesday evening features the Annual yard party of the Ladies Aid Society at Summit Point Methodist Episcopal Church lawn with Billy Heaton and Louis Grammer of Leesburg and Meyer Davis Orchestra providing music. Thursday activities include a basket picnic for the Margaret Collins Denny Bible Class on Ella Miller's lawn. Rotary Club meeting at Louis L. Baker's home. Loyal Temperance Legion semi monthly meeting at 116 North Evening. and a formal dance at Battletown Inn Berryville with Southern Serenaders. Friday hosts an American Legion Post luncheon at the George Washington Hotel. Saturday sees an annual Ladies Aid Society picnic for United Brethren Church at Mt. Pleasant West Virginia in Trimble's Woods, public invited.

Ladies Aid Society Summit Point Methodist Episcopal Church Billy Heaton Louis Grammer Leesburg Meyer Davis Margaret Collins Denny Bible Class Braddock Street M. E Ella Miller West Leicester Street Winchester Rotary Club Louis L. Baker North Braddock Street The Loyal Temperance Legion North Evening Battletown Inn Berryville Southern Serenaders Ladies’ Aid Society of United Brethren Church Mt. Pleasant W. Va Trimble’s Woods

Attendants Named For Miss Barnett and Mr Yates Wedding

Miss Katherine Lucille Barnett announced the attendants for her August 1 marriage to J Thomas Yates of Suffolk at First Baptist Church. The bride will be attended only by her sister Virginia Barnett as matron of honor, and best man is R W Roberts of Washington and Baltimore.

Katherine Lucille Barnett W. B. Barnett J. Thomas Yates W. H. Yates Suffolk First Baptist Church Virginia Barnett Yates R. W. Roberts Washington Baltimore Miss Barnett Kenneth Rice Sue Schlack Thomas Elsea Elsea Greystone Terrace Kathryn Barnett Thomas Yates Audrey Fritts White Post Gladys and Evelyn Yates

Anniversary notices and weddings in Warrenton area

Mr and Mrs Robert Smith Grubbs of Warrenton announce the marriage of their daughter Helen Grubbs to Lieut Keith Rogers Belch U S N. The ceremony was in Elkton Maryland on Friday July 24. Belch is a Naval Academy graduate and serves aboard the USS Bushnell. Mrs Belch will join him in Panama before moving to San Diego.

Robert Smith Grubbs Warrenton Helen Grubbs Keith Rogers Belch Elkton Warrenton High School Washington Belch William Berkeley Virginia Caleb Swan Lieut. Belch Herbert Belch Anacostia D. C United States Naval Academy U. S. S. Bushnell Panama San Diego Calif Bushnell

Local Moves and Births Highlight Community Notes

Dr and Mrs P W Boyd and Misses Mary Warden and Vi Tayloe Boyd moved last week to a renovated home on Fairmont avenue once the Shultz property and tied to the Boyd family lineage. Norman Funk and wife of Opequon welcome a daughter Lucille Virginia born Monday July 7, joining brother Walter. Miss L Fairfax Frazier returned to W from Stephens City as Mrs H J Frazier remains there. Virginia Sterling and Miss Frazier traveled by plane from Washington to Atlantic City for a week. Invitations issued for a Massanutten Lodge dance near Front Royal Va with an orchestra from Hagerstown, drawing many local youths.

P. W. Boyd Mary Warden Vi Tayloe Boyd Fairmont Avenue Dr. Boyd Shultz West Boscawen Street Norman Funk Opequon Lucille Virginia Mrs. Funk Walter Funk L. Fairfax Frazier H. J. Frazier Stephens City Virginia Sterling Miss Frazier Washington Atlantic City Massanutten Massanutten Lodge Front Royal Hagerstown

Town Notes and Visiting Friends at Local Homes

Mr Lawrence W of Washington visited with Mr and Mrs George W Clowser yesterday. A yard party is planned Thursday night July 30 at Stones Chapel to aid the Ladies Aid Society. Billy Gaunt of Berryville Va visits James Botts Jr. Anne Yost returns home after two weeks at Capon Bridge Girl Scout camp. A L Horner returns to Washington DC after a weekend visit with E P Bean family. Mrs Horner and Miss Mary Horner stay on. Mrs Frank Armstrong Jr and daughter Joanne Armstrong return from Pittsburgh with Mrs Armstrong’s parents. Armstrongs’ mother-in-law will visit for some time.

Stone's Chapel Tadies Aid Society Anne Yost J. H. Yost Handley Avenue Capon Bridge A. L. Horner Washington, D. C E. P. Bean Frank Armstrong, Jr Joanne Armstrong Pittsburgh

Local Social Notes From Capon Bridge and Nearby

Misses Margaret and June Bean return from two weeks at the Girl Scout camp near Capon Bridge. Mr. Frank Ritter remains at home on Valley Avenue ill but not seriously. Seabury Davies returns from Cape May where he accompanied his aunt Mrs. Julian Ward. Miss June Bickers goes home after time at the Capon Bridge Girl Scout camp. Mrs. W G Strickler of Front Royal and Mrs. F L Buckley visit Markham Virginia tomorrow as guests of Mrs. Giles Boland and her mother Mrs Holt.

LeRoy Cahill Valley Avenue Frank Ritter Mr. Seabury Davies Julian Ward Cape May June Bickers Sape W. G. Strickler Front Royal F. L. Buckley Markham Giles Boland Holt

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