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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1936

Page

3

Surprise Birthday Supper Honors Miss Winifred Browne

Mr and Mrs Horace Browne hosted a surprise birthday supper at The Cabin on the Shenandoah river for their eldest daughter Miss Winifred Browne. Guests included Miss Jane Bickers Anne Kerr Russell Anne Elting Betty Riley Virginia Baker Eleanore Scully Mollie Glass and William Harris Arthur Hunt Joseph Thomas Frank Littleton Aldie Fred Hunt James Reardon.

Winifred Browne Horace Browne Shenandoah River Miss Winifred Browne

Social Calendar Highlights Local Club and Church Events

A compact week of meetings and social gatherings is listed. Kiwanis luncheon at George Washington Hotel Wednesday 12 45 p m. Young Peers Choir practice 6 45 p m at United Church. Winchester Lodge 867 B P O E meets 8 p m at Ellis home with Grace Lutheran Church practices. Rotary Club meeting Thursday 1 p m at George Washington Hotel. Payne family reunion all day at Big Springs Campground. T U meeting 3 p m Friends Meeting House. Christian Endeavor lawn party 6 30 p m at 539 North Stradock Street. Robert Y Conrad Post Legion lunch Friday 12 30 p m at George Washington Hotel. Big reunion Sunday all day at Elizabeth Furnace Powell s Fort. Home Demonstration Clubs picnic Tuesday afternoon Elizabeth Furnace Middletown and Stephens City. Lions Club lunch 12 30 p m George Washington Hotel. Crusaders dance night at Jordan Springs.

Kiwanis Club George Washington Hotel United Threw Church Winchester Lodge No Ellis Grace Lutheran Church Rotary Club George Washington Payne Ernest Payne Big Springs T. U Friends Meesisae Washington and Piccadiilly Streets Christian Endeavor of the Church of Christ North Straddock Street Middletown Stephens City Elizabeth Furnace Lions The Crusaders Jordan Springs

Miscellaneous Shower Honoring Mr and Mrs Raymond Baker

A large gathering at the Grover Carper home on Monday July 27 celebrated the marriage of Mr and Mrs Raymond Baker with an old fashioned miscellaneous shower. Friends and relatives listed include the Pingley family and numerous Carper Larrick Loy and Baker relatives. Ice cream cake lemonade and watermelon were served despite rain and the Bakers received many beautiful and useful gifts.

Raymond Baker Grover Carper Clayton Pingley Albert, Harry Helen Mary Catheryn Raymond Pingley Katheryn Elizabeth Pingley Linden Pingley Fiose van Meter John Loy Cecil H. Loy Clinton Larrick Russell Goldie C. B. Larrick Goldie Larrick Maynard Larrick Sam Cline Ray Cline Rodger Ira Cline Guy Smith Charles Strother Carper Margaret Ann Louise Winifred Gretna Bety Jean Shirley Ann Carper

Plans for Roanoke American Legion Auxiliary convention discussed

Winchester Auxiliary delegates to the state convention are Mrs. Clarence Schenck Mrs. Claude M Grim Mrs. John G Fosbrink and Mrs. T Russell Cather Alternates are Mrs B M Roszel Mrs W J Gochenour Miss Lela Rosenberger and Mrs R E Griffith A Fidac paper on Bland by Mrs E L Hunt read by Mrs Roszel Fidac stands for Federation Interallies Des Alternatives Combatants with members from the United States Great Britain Belgium France Italy Yugoslavia Romania Portugal Czechoslovakia and Greece.

American Legion Auxiliary Roanoke R. E. Griffith West Clifford Street Winchester Clarence Schenck Claude M. Grim John G. Fosbrink T. Russell Cather B. M. Roszel W. J. Gochenour Legion Pidac Federation Interallies Des Andiemts Fidac United States Great Britain Belgum France Italy Yugoslavia Land Rumania Portugal Czechoslovakia Greece

Tea Planned by Mrs Cather and Mother

Mrs J Howard Cather and her mother Mrs Harlan Page Tabb invite for a tea at their South Washington street home next Tuesday from 4 to 6 pm. Winchester Ladies' Team defeats Catoctine Count Club 1444 to 1214 in Federick, Md with lunch served after the matches. Individual scores list Hedrick 3 Smith Jr 3 Page 2 Kern 2 Coffey 2 Miller 114 Glaze Jr 4 Bosserman 9 Carson 6. Blue Ridge Country Club ladies from Monterey, Virginia visit for a match on Tuesday, August 4.

Lynn K. Brugh Hagerstown Winchester Thornhill Manor W. A. Baker Washington Street John S. Hedrick George H. Smith, Jr Winchester Country Club Catoctine Count Club Federick George H. Smith

Supper Guests Sunday At The Wise Home

Mr and Mrs Paul Wise hosted a Sunday dinner at Hillcrest Farm White Post with guests from Carlisle Pennsylvania including the Zeigl ers and Enk and Lgenfritz families Mrs Ora B Wise of Stephens City and W B Shiley of Ridgway West Virginia.

Wise Paul Wise Hillcrest Farm White Post Josiah Zeigler Leon and Kenneth Zeigler Dollie Enk Mazie Lgenfritz Carlisle Ora B. Wise Stephens City W. B. Shiley Ridgway W. Va

Eastern Star Lawn Festival and Roadside Supper Set Tomorrow

McKinley Chapter No 19 Order of the Eastern Star prepares for its annual lawn festival and roadside supper on the Harmer lawn beside Judge Taverner place in Albin. Serving starts at 5 PM with an attractive plate menu and public invitation. Virginia State Auxiliary President Al Culpeper to speak. Frances Beverley, State President of the American Legion Auxiliary, visited Culpeper yesterday and spoke to the Culpeper unit. overnight guest of Mr and Mrs Julian Brown.

Eastern Star McKinley Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Herbert Harmer Judge Taverner Albin Virginia State Auxiliary al Culpeper Frances Beverley American Legion Auxiliary Culpeper Auxiliary Julian Brown

Carper Family Reunion Planned at Jordan Springs

The Carper family of Winchester and Frederick County will hold its annual reunion at Jordan Springs on Sunday, August 23. The organizing committee invites all relatives and friends to attend with basket dinners. A program of songs readings and speaking will be provided.

Carper Jordan's Winchester Frederick County Jordan Springs

Artistic Beauty Parlor Permanents Ad Beware

An advertiser in Winchester Virginia warns about cut price permanent waves. The notice urges customers not to chase price alone and invites visitors to view sanitary conditions and latest methods at Artistic Beauty Parlor 115 North Cameron Street.

Cameron St Winchester Virginia Artistic Beauty N. Cameron

Radio Highlights Schedule for Five to Eleven PM

Radio listings from WEAF WABC WOR JZ waves show a night of orchestras comedies drama and sketches. Programs include Olympic News Press rounds and classic acts from Mario Cozzi Fifi D Orsay Burns and Gracie Allen to the Chicago Symphony and Arch musical blocks.

WEAF Berlin Bill Slater WABC Amos 'N’ Andy WJZ Williame Hard Edwin C. Hill Mario Cozzi Follies de Paris Willie and Eugene Howard Fifi D’orsay Helen Daniels Key Men Cavalcade of America Pryor Wayne King Mauricci George Burns Gracie Allen Duchin Stoopnagle Budd Commedians van Steeden WOR Pancho Orchestra Chicago Symphony Orchestra Robert Sanders Rubinoff Homer Rodeheaver Carl Hoff Kenny Jack Berch Cugat Lucas Busse Shandor Hamp

St Hilda’s Hall Graduate Wins Curran Scholarship

Edith Grace Brock of Baltimore, St Hilda’s Hall 1936 graduate, won a Curran scholarship at Wilson College. Scholarships cover four years of expenses for the top scholars from about 100 applicants. Brock excelled in the C E B scholastic test and exams in English Latin and algebra.

Edith Grace Brock Baltimore St. Hilda's Hall Curran Wilson College Brock State Hall Charles Town W. A

Choir and League Members Invited to Grace Lutheran Event

A watermelon feast will be held in the Grace Lutheran Church social room Friday at 8 o clock for church choir members and the senior, intermediate, and junior Luther League branches. Musical selections by the Men's Bible Class Orchestra. All related members are urged to attend. United Brethren young peoples choir practice tonight at 6 45 and rehearsals for Sunday singing. Mr and Mrs Schmidt and Mr and Mrs Ward Thresh return from a motoring trip through Canada, New England, and Long Island. Master J Frank Loy and Clarence Patton spent last weekend in Washington as guests of the Orndorffs. George Packett, Hagars­town Md newspaper correspondent, was in town today.

Mary Rogers Maryland Amherst Street George E. Sillik Towson Miss Rogers Ecards Frank 8. Barnes Govans Sillik Annapolis Robert Kauffman Edgar John Grace Lutheran Church Luther League United Brethren Young People’s Choir Schmidt Ward Thresh Canada New England States Long Island Clarence Patton J. Frank Loy W. M. Orndorff

Local residents share visits and vacations across Maryland and Virginia

Miss Marie Carper of Stevenson and Mr and Mrs Jack Brantner of Martinsburg spent the weekend in Cumberland visiting Mr and Mrs Ross Furstenberger. Mrs Ross M Swimley and Miss Nancy Swimley returned from Virginia Beach and Pheobus VA. Kathryn Linthicum resumed duties at O Sullivan Rubber after a Maryland vacation. Arabella Davies and Seabury Davies visited aunt Mrs Julian F Ward in Catonsville then returned home. Herman B Stine vacationing at Virginia Beach. Milton G Robinson of Chicago IL visiting sister Mrs Mary Buchner in Amherst Street. Burr P Harrison rented a cottage at Virginia Beach for late summer.

Marie Carper Stephenson Jack Brantner Martinsburg, VE Cumberland, Md Ross Furstenberger Ross M. Swimley Nancy Swimley Virginia Beach Pheobus Kathryn Linthicum The O'Sullivan Rubber Company Maryland Arabella Davies Seabury Davies Julian F. Ward South Washington Street Catonsville, Md Milton G. Robinson Chicago Mary Buchner Amherst Street Burr P. Harrison

Small Craft To Remain In Port

All small craft on the Gulf coast east of the Mississippi mouth were warned to stay in port. The weather bureau said a tropical disturbance near Navpa Florida at 7 a.m. would likely strengthen to hurricane force near the center, advising caution for vessels in the eastern Gulf of Mexico.

Washington Gulf Coast Mississippi River Weather Bureau Napa Fla Gulf of Mexico

Personal and Social Mention from Millwood

Millwood Virginia May 29 Mrs Randolph Shields formerly Miss Ellen Page of Winchester was guest with the Misses Page of Saratoga for several days. The Shields plan to return to China in December where they served as missionaries since 1906. Guests included Mrs Hugh M Nelson of Long Branch and others at Charles Town and around Millwood with visits to Baltimore Philadelphia and Great Neck Long Island.

Millwood Randolph Shields Ellen Page Winchester Page Saratoga Shields China Hugh M. Nelson Long Branch Charlotte Nelson Holt Frank Tilford Charles Town Paul Mackay Baltimore Rose MacDonald Llewellyn den Lucas Sarah Coe Robert Carter Randolph Pauline Bowie Philadelphia Powhatan Agnes Page Mitchell Cary Harrison Henry Post Mitchell Walter Roestler Great Neck L. I Gwynn Harrison Roestler Mary Dougherty Gertrude Dougherty Winter Harbor Maine John Grome Graham Dougherty Princess Ann Club Virginia Beach Douglas C. Burchard R. G. Mitchell Kenneth N. Gilpin Messrs Tyson Kenneth Gilpin Canada Robert Goodwin Emily Goodwin Iowa North Carolina Cunningham Chapel J. Hamilton Page Ardmore Victor Roberts Norristown Lewis Meade, Jr Camp Meade General Linton Riggs Conrad Lewis Thomas Burchard Richard P. Whiting Mary Burchard Edward G. Butler Richard Plater New York Port Chester Cornelius van Deventer Emmanuel Chapel Christ Church Archibald Bevan Everard Kidder Meade Hampden-Sidney William Whiting

Social rounds and visits in Winchester area gossip

Balti more resident Mr. David Maulsby guests at Miss Mary Burchards home with extended visiting party from Richmond and Charles Town for lunches and dinners. Hay ride watermelon party at Opequon leads to Castlemans Ferry dance. plans to visit Albemarle and stay with Miss Emily Notting. Funeral attendance for Mrs. Robert Woolley noted. Tea hosted by Mrs. Kennedy Edsall includes wide guest list from local families.

David Maulsby Baltimore Mary Burchard Richard F. Whiting William Brazier Charles Town W. Va R. G. Mitchell Thomas Burchard Maulsby Helen Ellett Richmond Castleman's Ferry

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Dellinger-Miller Shenandoah Valley Jerome Luray Strasburg Mount Jackson Rockingham Shenandoah Crawford Orchard Frank B. Crawford Linden Warren County Ben Lacy Donald F. Richardson Union Theological Seminary Mrs. Brugh Europe Mrs. Jackson John L. Jackson Eleanor Jackson Charlotte N. C Kernstown Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion Powell's Fort Legion Auxiliary Modern Woodmen Modern Woodmen of America North Loudoun Street Luther George Packett Hagarstown, Md Herman B. Stine R. T. Shields Shenandoah Valley National Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Loudoun St Nestle Huntsberry Tazewell Ellett Emily Notting Mrs. Ellett Helen Ellet Anne Meade Agnes R. Page Mary F. Page Robert Woolley Fairfax Woolley Marguerite Thenholm Kennedy Edsall the Commercial & Savings Bank Member Carnation Beauty Shop Piccadilly St John S. Miller & CO Sherwin-Williams Paints Underwood N. Loudoun St Big Joe Winchester’s Bakery Uty Law Permanents Beauty Service Geo Washington Hotel Nina V. Wolford Lorain R. M. Swimley East of Geo. Washington Hotel
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