Dellinger Plans Busy Fall at Winchester Plant
National Fruit Product Company vice-president Joseph A. Dellinger toured the Winchester plant and discussed apple crop shortages. He will go to New York to meet Mrs. Dellinger returning from California via the Panama Canal. Garden Club of Virginia meetings and rose show events noted for Winchester Clarke members, with Mrs. William P. Massey as voting delegate. A wedding of Dorothy Bernice Nalley to Edwin H. Lillis in Frederick Md. announced, with plans to reside in Winchester. Belmont Plantations hosted Loudoun Hunt horse show drawing dignitaries including Justice Stone and Secretary Dern. the Hurleys hosted Washington guests at lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Dellinger
National Fruit Product Company
Washington
York
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
Orkney Springs
Garden Club of Virginia
William P. Massey
P. W. Boyd
John M. Steck
Ellen Boyd
Melvin Green
Frank V. Tilford
Garden Club
Af Ee
Harrisonburg Garden Club
Showalter
George T. Canalle
Dorothy Bernice Nalley
Edwin H. Lillis
C. H. Lillis
Frederick
J. Donlan
St. John’s Catholic Church
Richmond
Winchester
Lillis
Virginia Woolen Company
Belmont Plantations
Patrick J. Hurley
Leesburg
Loudoun
Hurleys
Civic League
Middleway
Jefferson County
W. Va
South Washington Street
Edith Grantham
Priest's Field
Social Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Events
A dense weekly social calendar lists multiple meetings dances and lectures across Winchester and surrounds. Highlights include Ladies Aid Society sessions at several churches Lions Club gatherings Garden tea by DAR Fort Loudoun Chapter and a USW women’s association meeting. Event venues include George Washington Hotel Braddock Street M E Church South Handley High School auditorium and Winchester Golf Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Frederick Circuit
M. E. Church
South
L. F. Haymaker
White Post
Winchester Golf Club
House
Girls’ Athletic Association
Jordan Springs Hotel
American Legion
George Washington Hotel
Ladies Aid Society of
Congregational Christian Church
Frank Foreman
South Braddock Street
Betty Weakland
Braddock Street
Dorothy Ewing
Handley High School
Western District Christian Endeavor Group
Strasburg Christian Church
Girl Scout Leaders Association
Rene Mathews
South Stewart Street
The
Lions Club
Kiwanis Club
Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Handley Finals Calendar Highlights Week of June Events
A June calendar lists key Handley High events led by a Sunday graduation sermon by Rev. Churchill J. Gibson at Handley Auditorium. Activities include junior senior prom, senior class banquet and dance, class day exercises, a bonfire, and graduation exercises with Dr. Hall Canter as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill J. Gibson
St. James Episcopal Church
Richmond
Handley Auditorium
Winchester Ministerial Association
Handley High School
Hall Canter
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Dinner honoring Paul Everly hosted by Middletown family
The Middletown home of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Everly hosted a six o'clock dinner for invited guests last evening. The gathering celebrated their son Paul Everly, a recent graduate of Middletown High School. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ropp, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wake, Mr. R. A. Wall, and Miss Frances Jolliffe. all except Mrs. Wake and Miss Jolliffe were Paul’s former teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Everly
Middletown
Paul
Middletown High School
G. W. Ropp
Orville Wake
R. A. Wall
Frances Jolliffe
Wedding Gift Shower For Miss Margaret Nelson
A May wedding in Winchester joined Mr and Mrs J E Nelson and Miss Margaret Nelson in a gift shower at the Nelson home. The bride, widely loved for gracious manners, received many gifts before the couple, now residing in Winchester with Mr Newlin in business, set off on a Washington Baltimore trip. The reception included refreshments and numerous relatives and friends attended. A Handley alumni dance is planned for June 14 with Jordans Springs Hotel hosting and Soddy Haines and his Virginians supplying music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Nelson
Ronan
Washington
Baltimore
Winchester
Margaret Nelson
Lal
Mr. Newlin
Denver Newlin
H. C. Moore
Luther Larrick
Charles Moore
Clarence Till
Henson Sirbaugh
Mary Wisecarver
Helen Nelson
M._ H. Rosenberger
Frances’ Sirbaugh
Frances Larrick
Elsie Braithwaite
Nannie Orndroff
Beulah Gill
Gladys Gill
Betty Orndorff
Betty Moore
Anna Grubbs
Marjorie Moore
Nellie Sirbaugh
Dorothy Sirbaugh
Handley
Jordan Springs Hotel
Soddy Haines
John Glaize
Sue Schlack
Dorothy Rice
Jack Blackburn
Wendell Goode
Doman Family Attends Son's Graduation at William and Mary
Mr and Mrs T B Doman of Middletown will travel to Williamsburg Virginia for graduation exercises at William and Mary College where their son Max W Doman will receive a bachelor’s degree on Monday afternoon June 10 He also holds a pilot license and will begin work as state airport inspector on June 11 Mrs Aubrey Higgins of Washington DC visits Miss Dorothy Locke at the M E district parsonage on Fairmont Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Doman
Middletown
Williamsburg
William and Mary College
Max W. Doman
Mr. Doman
Aubrey Higgins
Washington, D. C
Dorothy Locke
M. E. District
Fairmont Avenue
Pitching Plays A Big Role In Park Victories
Park victories hinge on pitching as Iching’s pinch hitting and Jewett’s early season role push the team. Duvall leads with four wins and a .1000 ERA in 11 games, while Jewett adds five wins and an .800 win percentage in 9 appearances. Lunsford shows 2 wins with a 1.000 ERA as the staff receives mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iching
Jewett
Duvall
Pla
ABC
Pete Duvall
Pete Duvall, Divesveciens
A Ae
Cure Gio Oats
Ho Burch
Jones
Bewis
Vies
Baton Es Cts
Grea
Ss Nie
Forsythe
Lunsford
Loomis Receives 21 Months On Eleven Charges
Leslie Loomis pled guilty before Judge Donald Weems in Police Court to forgery and passing bad checks, drawing 21 months total. He also faced prior Lexington sentences of 18 months for automobile theft, with extradition from Charleston and transport by City Sergeant C Lee Barr. Other tales include Frank Hawkins fined 15.25 dollars for fighting and intoxication, John Owens for moral delinquency with six months, and Holmes Seabright ordered to leave town after being found asleep near Staunton. Seabright was noted by the judge as the man who once tried to thumb a ride along the Lee highway and was warned a suspended sentence could then be imposed if he returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Loomis
Donald Weems
Loomis
Lexington
Charleston
W. Va
Winchester
C. Lee Barr
Frank Hawkins
John Owens
Holmes Seabright
Seabright
Weems
Lee Highway
Staunton
Garden Tea and Card Party Gala Fete at Cedar Creek
Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosts a garden tea and card party at the country home of Dr. and Mrs. F J Marshall on Cedar Creek Grade. A large crowd is expected next Tuesday afternoon June 11 with table reservations urged via committee members. Card guests pay 50 cents and play 2.30 to 5.30, while ten-guest slots 4 to 5.30 cost 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
George W Hotel
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Francis J. Marshall
Cedar Creek
Winchester
American Association of University Women
Christina Cook
Valley Pike
F. J. Marshall
C. P. McVicar
Warren Rice
D. J. Howard
Chanters Hold Rehearsal Tonight at Presbyterian Church
The Chanters meet at 7 PM in the Presbyterian Church annex to finalize plans for an upcoming old folks song program. Nearby gatherings include visits by families from Winchester Grimes Little Orleans and Berkeley Springs with departures announced for Richmond and Blowing Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Virginia Woolen beats Rouss Fire Co in softball opener
Virginia Woolen Company trounced Rouss Fire Company 12 to 1 in the first softball game Tuesday evening. Gijerulf, Charley Rouss’s second baseman, had three hits while nearly all of the weavers added two hits each. Mr. Andrew Bell, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, is in Richmond consulting with officials on city problems and plans to return home tonight or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Woolen Company
Rouss Fire Company
Gijerulf
Bastman
Charley Rouss
The
Weavers
Rouss Fire Co
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Richmond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dellinger
Dorothy Nalley
Mrs. Earl Grim
Earl Grim
Gray Avenue
E. S. Jobe
Gladys Funkhouser
Huntsberry
Trousseaux
Clara V. Fultz
W. Boscawen St
Tel
Brooks’ Pharmacy Prescription Druggusts
Young Counle
E.S. Jobe
Alexandria
Tokes’ Inn
Paul Line
H. L. James
Purcellville
Fairfax Inn
F. Martinez
No. 112
South Market Street
Martinez
Harrisonburg
Frederick County
I. Pred Stine
Messrs. M. J. Pease
P. H. Wakeman
G. Wilson Whitmore
Joseph Rosenbergersi
A. F. Lillard
J.L. Heishman
Chanters
C. J. Sibert
Wilbur
Charles Hensell
Grimes
Herbert Barnes
Charlotte May
Little Orleans
Sherrard C. Unger
Berkeley Springs
B. F. Arthur, Jr
Turner Greene
Walter R. Talbot
Charles Beck
Blowing Rock, N.C
Leman
Crisman
Va. Woolen Co
Patton
McKee
Carver
Renner
Willey
Rhe Foreman
Greene
Stine
M. Ss
Clevenger
Bb . Perry
Harris
Gjerulf
Carrigam
C Whitacre
C Stine
Sf Grubbs
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Commercial & Savings Bank
Margaret L. Hodgson
As Chemical Erminix
Terminix CO
VA. E
E. Piccadilly St
Best Buy
Glenurquhart
Baker’s Drug Store
Selby Arch Preservers
Preston
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Bakers
Underwood
AER
Order OF the
R. M. Swimley
Arch Shoes
Lovett’s
Loudoun St
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