Miss Mary Ellen Perry Weds Rev Preston Sartelle in Dallas
Miss Mary Ellen Perry married the Rev Preston Orr Sartelle at the F irst Presbyterian Church of Dallas. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Archer Anderson with bride assisted by cousin Miss Mary Ruth Ellen. reception followed and the couple plan to reside in Capon Bridge West Virginia with Sartelle serving local Presbyterian churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Perry
Dallas
Texas
Mr. Sartelle
F. H. Ellen
Preston Orr Sartelle
Harry M. Sartelle
Winchester
Archer Anderson
First Presbyterian Church
Cleburne
Mary Ruth Ellen
W. E. Perry
Sartelle
North Washington Street
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Social calendar events around Winchester and area
Community listings show meetings and socials across Winchester lodges churches and clubs including Elks choir practices at Lutheran and United Brethren churches luncheons meetings of the WCTU Ladies Aid Lions Club and DAR garden tea and card party at a suburban Cedar Creek site with sponsors noted from local hotels and organizations. A summer dance by the Girls Athletic Association and a rhythm recital at Handley High School are also listed along with a Betty Weakland evangelist service at Braddock Street M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks
Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
George Washington Hotel
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Friend's Meeting House
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Frederick Circuit
M. E. Church South
L. F. Haymaker
White Post
Winchester Golf Club
Girls’ Athletic Association
Jordan Springs Hotel
American Legion
Betty Weakland
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
Dorothy Ewing
Handley High School
Shenandoah Valley Academy closes to brilliant final ball
The Shenandoah Valley Academy held its final ball in the academy gym last night finishing commencements. An orchestra of 12 played under Bob Riley while 125 guests enjoyed supper at 1 o clock. Attendees included many cadets with partners and several out of town guests from Pennsylvania West Virginia North Carolina New Jersey Philadelphia and Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Academy
Bob Riley
W. B. McCall
Mary Warden Boyd
H. H. Bodwell
Virginia Baker
L. R. Meisenhelter, Jr
Anne Elizabeth Quirk
W. E. Miller
Gladys Ruckman
John Franklin
Molly Glass
Ogden E. Willis
Josephine Willis
Richard H. Pope, Jr
Marjorie Dickens
J D. DuShane
Margaret Byrd
J. B. Thomas
Betty Riley
C. L. Sears
Sara Frances Pope
C. M. Yard
Mary Catherine Huntsberry
Thomas S. Kite
Sally Lewis
C. M. Busbee
Billie Richards
L. Ss. Adams
Charlotte Nicodemus
Walter P. Massey
Frances Orr
R. W. Green
Anne Thomas
M. M. Reynolds
Edith Russell
Ray Baker
Virginia Curry
H. L. Bodwell
Vandergrift
J. A. Willis
J. A. Willis, Jr
Coalburg
W. Va
R. H. Pope
Enfield
N. C
F. A. Yard
Crawford
N. J
C. P. Franklin
Philadelphia
L. M. Kite
Manassas
L. S. Adams
Washington, D. C
SPCA Rum Mage Sale Opens Friday At Ward Home
Friends of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the public are reminded of the rummage sale opening at 10 o clock Friday morning at Mrs. Robert M Ward s home on South Washington Street. A goodly assortment of second hand articles in excellent condition will be offered at moderate prices to replenish the local SPCA treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Robert M. Ward
South
Washington Street
Mr and Mrs Jenkins move to new Richmond home
Mr and Mrs Talbot W Jenkins have leased 428 West Leicester Street after living at 608 West Cork Street. They moved in at the start of the week. Mrs Alexander T Jones and her daughter Frances Jones are visiting in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
Talbot W. Jenkins
West Cork Street
West Leicester Street
Alexander T. Jones
Miss Frances Jones
Richmond
George H. Smith
Harry Lee
New York
West Germain Street
Discriminating Brides For Trousseaux Collection
A läsa of elegant wedding treasures showcases a specially designed collection of gowns and accessories for brides seeking distinct style. The feature highlights curated pieces, fabrics, and timeless silhouettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trousseaux
Miss Mary Fern Unger Weds Mr Ray Edwin Boyce
Miss Mary Fern Unger and Ray Edwin Boyce were married in Hagerstown Maryland on Saturday June 1. The ceremony was led by Rev J M Carter. The couple will live with the groom's parents in Stephens City and plan a brief wedding trip before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fern Unger
Ray Edwin Boyce
Mrs. Boyce
Stephens City
Sunshine Club Entertained By Mrs Martin Wisecarver
The Sunshine Club of Brad dock Street M E Church South met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Martin Wisecarver’s home with assistants. Pink and white peonies and orange blossoms decorated the rooms as music and poetry followed discussion of Frank Buck’s Fang and Claw and excerpts from the life of George Washington. A buffet luncheon closed the very delightful afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
Martin Wisecarver
O. L. Jamison
C. R. Keeler
J. H. Light
Frank L. Buck
Fang and Claw
George Washington
Miss Christina Cook and Miss Kern to entertain at Winchester AAUW
Miss Christina Cook and Miss Mary Catherine Kern will entertain the Winchester branch of the American Association of University Women at Miss Cook's Valley Pike home at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon June 8. Mrs. Herbert S. Larrick and Mrs. Robert Underwood will discuss the subject The Current Season in Drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Cook
Mary Catherine Kern
Winchester
American Association of University Women
Miss Cook
The
Valley Pike
Herbert S. Larrick
Robert Underwood
Shawnee Garden Club Plans Meeting at Mrs Lupton Home
The Shawnee Garden Club will meet at 3 pm tomorrow at the Cedar Creek grade residence of Mrs. McSherry Lupton. Full attendance is requested. The report also notes local travels and visits by residents including Brown family, Miss Sue Ellen Brown and others visiting in Fredericksburg and Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee Garden Club
McSherry Lupton
Cedar Creek
Fairfax Garden Club
Ravensworth
Bolling Lee
Fairfax
Alexandria
Rose MacDonald
Berryville
R. E. Byrd
City
Toledo Industrial Power Strike Halts City Operations
A widespread strike by Electrical Workers' Union members at Toledo Edison Company caused a near total power shortage in Toledo Ohio and affected nearby towns. Officials expect over 30 000 industrial workers idle as 450 of 535 company employees walked out, threatening streetcars bridges and essential services unless power is restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Electrical Workers’ Union
Toledo Edison Company
Union
Oliver Myers
The
Begin Roundup As Aftermath Of Car Check
The state police began a roundup of motorists who have not had their automobiles inspected. Three vehicles appeared at the inspection station with blue stickers instead of red. Uninspected cars will be summoned and kept off the roads until inspection is complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Bayliss
State Police
John Q. Rhodes
No War Profits Fighting Cure Says Holt at Conference
Senator elect Rush Holt told the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church that removing profits from war could preserve peace and urged spending on schools and book programs. He predicted quick enactment of the administration social security program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rush Hold
D.-W. Va
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Holt
Congress
Brownes to host luncheon for Remount Station guests
General and Mrs Beverley Browne of Front Royal plan a luncheon at twelve thirty on Saturday for invited guests just before the United States Remount Station event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverley Browne
Front Royal
United States
Wedding Dress Slaying Case Stirring Rural Trial
Sherman Strawser testified in tears that his 16 year old fiance and her parents forced him to rob Charles Gable, leading to his reprieve and new trial charges against Les ter Gill and Ella Gill. Strawser claimed Gill pressured him while Ella cried, claiming coercion amid moonshining charges against Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleburg
Sherman Strawser
Charles Gable
Strawser
State Pardon Board
Lester Gill
Ella
Gill
Another Death From Explosion Is Looked For
ELKTON Md a 5 a Two of the three more seriously injured survivors of a fireworks factory explosion here, killing one person and injuring a dozen others, showed slight improvement at the hospital today with limited hope for recovery of a now Mrs Margaret man Sarah Kibler though grievously hurt, and Mrs Laura Simmons 23 remained in critical condition with a fractured skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkton
Margaret Man
Sarah Kibler
Laura Simmons
How Swiss Cheese Forms Its Character
Cheese is made from 30 pounds of milk to yield two pounds of Swiss. Bacteria or yeasts create the eyes during fermentation. Warm curing periods produce gas that forms the eyes, after which the cheese is moved to a cooling room to finish ripening and aging.
McVicar Hosts Guests For Helping Hand Mission Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. McVicar entertained Sunday guests including Mrs. McVicar s son Eugene Dabney and family from Staunton Catherine Byrd Miss Catherine Byrd Mrs C E Huntsberry Mrs Alice McKinster Dr John Grant Robert McVicar and daughter Margaret Ada Oppie attended the Helping Hand Mission anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. McVicar
Anniversary of County Mission Draws Large Crowds
Large crowds from Winchester and Indian Hollow attend the fifteenth anniversary of the little church in the wildwood at Indian Hollow Mission. Mrs. Henry McVicar funded the mission building, dedicated in 1920, and her tireless work benefited Frederick County communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Indian Hollow
Rick County
Wildwood
Henry McVicar
First Aid Helps Save Lives After Route 50 Mishap
On Route 50 near Gore early Tuesday four people were injured in an accident. Mrs LaBerge of Marietta Ohio received first aid that helped prevent worse injuries. Teammates Mr and Mrs Fred E Riemenschnider also treated. They were taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital and are recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Joseph LeBerge
Marietta
Ohio
Gore
LaBerge
Fred E. Riemenschnider
Spain
Couple to Attend William Hohan Ness Graduation at Washington and Lee
Mr and Mrs George Hohan ness will travel to Lexington by motor for graduation exercises at Washington and Lee University where their son William will receive his bachelor’s degree this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hohanness
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
William
Simple Funeral Rites For Mrs Wingerter
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Millissa Wingerter widow of David Wingerter were held at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Miller Jenkins on North Cameron street. The Rev Dr Luther A Thomas of Grace Lutheran Church and Rev Dr John Hancher of Washington DC conducted the rites. Excerpts from a book she wrote on Christian philosophy were read. Floral tributes surrounded the casket and grave at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers included Charles P Bailey William B Snider J Henry Maling Sr James N Hott Dr A D Henkel and Charles W Fries. A large tea followed at Rozier Dulaney’s near Upperville. Attendees from Winchester included Mr and Mrs W Nelson Page Mrs R E Byrd and Mr T B Byrd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Millissa Wingerter
David Wingerter
Miller Jenkins
North
Cameron Street
Luther A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
John Hancher
Washington, D. C
Wingerter
Jesus
Grace Church
Mount Hebron
Charles P. Bailey
William B. Snider
J. Henry Maling, Sr
James N. Hott
A. D. Henkel
Charles W. Fries
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W. H. Station
Dean
Bars
Gertrude Reynolds
Will Powers
Lions Club
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Francis J. Marshall
Huntsberry
R. E. Griffith, Jr
Haverford
Richard E. Griffith
West Clifford Street
Haverford College
Griffith
Harriet Krise
Harcum College
Wilbur M. Krise
Bryn Mawr
Harcum Junior College
Miss Krise
Nightingale
Experimenta Theatre Group
Harcum
J. Herbert Babb
Virginia Babb
Bristol, Tenn
Mr. Babb
C. E. Babb
Loudoun Street
Babb
Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
Richard
Satin Dasche
Clara V. Fultz
W.boscawen St
Brooks’ Pharmacy Prescription Druggusts
Emma Catherine Moore
Walter Roberts
G. F. Moore
Mountain Falls
Frederick County
Ottumwa
Iowa
Roberts
Post Office Department
Eye Street
Northwest
Philip Kramer
Michael Sherman
Scotland
Julius Nachman
Marshall
Ben Deckleman
Remington
Louis Nathanson
Leonardtown
Mary Kramer
Sherman
Reva Sherman
Albert Kramer
Miss Sherman
Mrs. Kramer
Girls Scout
Girl Scout Leaders’ Association
Rene Mathews
South Stewart Street
R. B. Brown
Fredericksburg
Sue Ellen Brown
State Teachers’ College
North Loudoun Street
McKinley Turner
National Avenue
Texas Oil Company
Charles R. Line
Hampshire County
Appleton, Wis
Mary Glen Lupton
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Lynchburg
William Lupton
North Braddock Street
Henry B. Gilpin
Virginia Theological Seminary
Jack T. Engle
Century Club
Greystone Terrace
Virginia Hunter Boyd
Thomas Gibson
Edison
E. M. Hicks
Willard, C
Charley Hicks
Fenton Hicks
Bowling Green
Pennsylvania
Cephas Fpahnestock
C. H. Anderson
Holmes Mland
Trinity Lutheran Church
Snyder Alleman
Wallace M. Brashears
W. H. MclIlwee
Marguerite Schmidt
Burnt Church
W. H. Cochran
Mr. Miller
Robert B. Campbell
Franklin G. Senger
William Miller
Ada .Oppie
McVicar
Tomor
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
R. M. Swimley
Mrs. Wingerter
BIG Joe
Margaret L. Hodgson
SELBY _ ARCH ‘PRESERVERS
Preston
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Loudoun St
Underwood
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