Calendar of Evening Events at Handley and Winchester
Madison Lodge meets at East Boscawen Street hall at 8 30 p m. Handley High School hosts Junior Senior prom at 8 30 p m and class day exercises at 3 00 p m. Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel and Kiwanis luncheon at the same venue. Handley gym hosts senior banquet and lantern parade. Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Hall meets at 8 p m. Ladies National Memorial Association meets at Mrs Florence Willis 125 South Cameron Street. Golden Rule Missionary Society Braddock Street Church room holds a meeting at 8 p m. Little Garden Club tea at Winchester Golf Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Lodge
East Boscawen Street
Handley High School
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Little Garden Club
Winchester Golf Club
Winchester Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Ladies’ National Memorial Association
Florence Willis
South Cameron Street
Missionary Society
Golden Rule
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Kiwanis Club
Handley
Anniversary Party Highlights Patton Family Line
Mr and Mrs George Patton celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary at their Amherst Street home with a lawn dinner and gifts from many friends and relatives across the city and nearby communities. A Flower Show will be held tomorrow at Winchester Golf Club with judges from local garden clubs and exhibitors limited to Little Garden Club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Patton
George W. Patton
Amherst Street
Linwood Patton
Raymond Patton
Joan
Shirley
Hilda Madeline
Gretna Patton
Kenneth
Harold Patton
Howard Patton
Gladys
Ruth Patton
Charles Patton
Ellen
Franklin Patton
Sylvia
Albert Patton
Fay
Betty
Russell Patton
Donald
Helen
Luther Patton
Jimmy
William Patton
Emma
Hugh
Kath Wedell
Lewis
Eyrenee Patton
Kenneth Cather
Nancy
Allen
Frankie
Marquer- Wingfield
J. W. Pwee
William McIlwee
Edward Mcllwee
Mary Hooper
George Butler
Little Garden Club
Winchester Golf Club
Olderickstown
Winchester
H. Clay deGrange
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Winchester Clarke County Club
George Snarr
Old Fredericktown Club
Little Club
Endeavorers To Hold Executive Meeting Tonight
The United Brethren Christian Endeavor Society holds its regular June executive meeting at the church at 7 30 PM. Officers and committee chairmen must attend, along with Vacation Bible School delegates to Dayton Virginia June 13 17. Representing the society are Mrs Garvin Bowles Mrs Ed win Ritter Miss Garnet Hamrick Miss Helen Bailey Miss Louise Brown Miss Nancy Gano and Hunter Bailey Mrs Ora Bailey represents the primary department Rev and Mrs M J Miller and Rev George W Stover will attend. Rev Mr Miller is a faculty member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Christian Endeavor Society
Vacation Bible School
Dayton
Garvin Bowles
Edwin Ritter
Garnet Hamrick
Helen Bailey
Louise Brown
Nancy Gano
Hunter Bailey
Ora Bailey
Miss Russell Hosts House Guest With Saturday Evening Dr dine
Miss Virginia Cover Russell entertained informally Saturday at her South Stewart street home for house guest Miss Caroline Foy of Richmond Virginia. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Carl McMullan Miss Fenton Mr. and Mrs. C Ridgely te Miss Bennie Thomas Mr. and Mrs. H R Kern Jr and many others from local and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Cover Russell
South Stewart Street
Caroline Foy
Richmond
Carl McMullan
Fenton
C. Ridgely Te
Bennie Thomas
H. R. Kern, Jr
Paul Rosenberger
Mary Virginia Steck
Anne Kerr Russell
Virginia Boyd
Wilman Hartman
Baltimore
Jane Bickers
Betty Riley
Reed Gibgon
Margaret Byrd
Gilbert McKown
Joe Hohannes
Johannes
Tom Baldridge
Porterfield
David H. Allen
H. B. McCormac
William Iris
Brown Ralston
Alexan
Joe Thomas
Berry Grove
Scully
Philip Glaize
Missionary Society Meeting Promotes Japan Kingdom Work
The Brad dock Street Methodist Church Missionary Society holds its regular meeting at 8 pm in the Golden Rule Bible Class room. Circle No. 6 leads the program titled Building the Kingdom of God In Japan with Mrs J W Crider directing. Mrs O L Jamison and Mrs P G Ireland share impressions from the Purcellville district meeting. Mrs John H Rosenberger discusses the General Conference work from a visitor’s view in Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of Braddock Street Methodist Church
Golden Rule
Circle No. 6
Kingdom of God
Japan
J. W. Crider
O. L. Jamison
P. G. Ireland
Purcellville
John H. Rosenberger
Birmingham
Ala
Agricultural Students Visit Shenandoah Valley
The senior class of Gladwyn Vocational Agricultural School Gladwyn Mich on an eastern tour stayed Saturday night at Appleway Cabin Camp under the supervision of W E Parker former Michigan education superintendent with chaperones. Forty four students traveled in two large buses and left yesterday for Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley
Gladwyn Vocational Agricultural School
Gladwyn
Mich
Appleway Cabin Camp
W. E. Parker
Michigan City
Washington, D. C
Miss May Bywaters Honored With Garfield Diploma
Miss May Bywaters, a nurse student at Garfield Hospital in Washington, graduates Tuesday May 31 as part of a 17 member class. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs George Bywaters of Opequon and a Handley High School 1935 alumna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Bywaters
Garfield
Stephenson Social Club Plans March Meeting
The Stephenson Social Club holds its regular monthly gathering Wednesday at the usual hour. Mrs Amos Prince hosts, Mrs Myrtle Carlisle leads the worship, and Miss Meta Frazier oversees recreation for all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson Social Club
Amos Prince
Myrtle Carlisle
Meta Frazier
Ever Ready Class Plans Garden Tea Party
The Presbyterian Sunday School Ever Ready class will hold a Garden Tea at 8 p.m. tomorrow at 436 West Leicester Street, hosted by Mrs. Loring Bean with Miss Lucy Kurtz as teacher and Mrs. Marguerite and Mrs. Henry Dougherty assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Sunday School
Loring Bean
West
Leicester Street
Lucy Kurtz
Marguerite Dougherty
Henry F. Dougherty
Bean
Advisory Board Is Set Up For Salvation Army
The Salvation Army Advisory Board held its initial meeting Friday June 3 in the Handley Library with members named including Arthur Field Mrs H D Fuller Mrs R T Barton Mrs John W Rosen berger and Rev R A Whitten. Captain Bott led the session and explained bookkeeping income sources and expense items while noting semi annual audits and a 10 dollar annual audit fee. The board postponed officer elections to the next meeting and discussed building needs and an annual campaign along with boys and girls programs and cooperation with public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Handley Library
Arthur Field
H. D. Fuller
R. T. Barton
John W. Rosenberger
H. K
Garland Quarles
Hoye Riley
George Bushnell
C. H
A. H. Jackson
Harry Byrd, Jr
Frank Armstrong
Nelson Page
Herman McKay
R. A. Whitten
J. ‘Imler
John Rosenberger
H. K. Lyman
Captain Bott
Salvation Army
Bott
Department of Public Welfare
Winchester
Local Students Return Home For Summer Breaks
Mr. Lorenzo Lewis of Berryville Virginia returns from Washington and Lee University to attend final dances and exercises before summer break. Frank Pierce from Duke University arrives home in Berryville to spend the summer with his parents. H W Ebert and David Sencindiver from Randolph Maccon College Ashland Virginia are home for vacation. The Thursday Bridge Club meets at Mrs H K Russell on South Stewart Street and the Friday Club at Mrs phim Fowle on West Leicester Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Lewis
Berryville
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Frank Pierce
Duke University
Durham
N. C
South Stewart Street
H. W. Ebert
David Sencindiver
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland, Va
H. K. Russell
Phim Fowle
West Leicester Street
Gladys Dutrow
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
L. B. Dutrow
Giants of ignorance slain not all dead at Handley address
Dr. Plummer urged graduates to combat modern giants such as war liquor and anarchy with moral courage and intellectual training. He emphasized past achievements in science education and religion and urged applying Christian principles to current problems, ending with Nelsons vow to have done his duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Dr. Plummer
Plummer
Nelson
Miss Byrd Attends Final Dance at Episcopal High School
Miss Margaret Byrd leaves tomorrow for Alexandria to attend the final dance at Episcopal High School. Cousins Beverley and Richard Byrd, students there, will return to Berryville on Wednesday. Mrs. Charles Consolvo is in Baltimore after visiting Eventide near Millwood. Mrs. Lewis M. Allen will attend Episcopal High School finals with sons Howard Lewis and Douglas, who will return to the city Wednesday. Mr. J Pennypacker, at Virginia Tech, returned home on West Cork Street for the summer, greeted by his father A S Pennypacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Byrd
Alexandria
Episcopal High School
Messrs
Beverley and
Richard Byrd
Berryville
Charles Consolvo
Baltimore, Md
Eventide
Millwood
Lewis M. Allen
Howard, Lewis
Douglas Allen
J. Pennypacker
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg
West Cork Street
A. S. Pennypacker
Ladies Aid Society of Gore Holds May Meeting
The Gore Ladies' Aid Society met at the home of Mrs. Mellon Adams in Gainesboro on May 26. The program included prayers, Bible readings, recitations, songs, and a youth music segment. refreshments followed. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Mellon Adams, their daughter Wilda, and many Gore residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore
Marguerite
Garlandine Constable
Julia
Maxine Link
Ida Larrick
Kenneth
Glen Wisecarver
Sidney Secrist
Ralph Bowman
James Sawyer
Otis Cave
Mellon Adams
D. G. Parish
Wilda
J. C. Bowman
Ralph
A.D.‘ Davis
William ‘Wolford
Roy
Wingfield
M . Julia
Garlandine
Jean Constable
Modern Etiquette Answers Reveal Social Slights
A Q and A discusses engraving at home on social cards and characterizes it as effeminate. It also rejects spitting from a public conveyance as vulgar. The piece explains cafe noir meaning black coffee and its French pronunciation ka-fa nwar with emphasis on the last syllable.
Facilities For Veterans Will Be Increased
Gettysburg, June 6. On War Department advice officials preparing for the seventy-fifth anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg moved to expand comfort and services for as many as 3,500 Civil War veterans. Paul Roy, executive secretary of the Pennsylvania commission, had initially expected about 2,000 survivors to attend June 29 to July 6. The War Department reviewed acceptances and advised planning for up to 3,500 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
War Department
Paul Roy
Pennsylvania Commission
Roy
Italian Suspect Held in Paris Express Wreck Sabotage
In Toulon France on June 6 a workman identified as Italian was taken into custody on suspicion of criminal sabotage after a Paris express train derailed and half a mile of track was torn up before it stopped. Police say a switch was blocked with a hammer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulon
France
Paris
Social News From Front Royal and Warren County
Social rounds list multiple guests at local homes and clubs amid June events. The report covers engagements at The John club, weddings including Miss Virginia Cook Downing to Capt. John Mark Lockman, travel plans for Franco-American visitors, and society gatherings across Marshall Delaplane Rectortown Markham Hume and Warren County communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
H. L. Smith
Marshall
The
John
Mage Dr
the Plains
John Turner
Milton Maddux
Merry Brent
Dorsey Ford
H. L. Townsend
J. M. Ramey
N. F. Neer
Delaplane
William Strother
Annie Kumper
Marie Luthell
Hugh Luthell
David Green
Jack
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Russell
Haldeman
Wilmer F. Shryock
Aszt
Church Missionary Society
J. E. Robertson
New York City
N. Y
William Massie
Newport News
Arm Alecia Beauty Salon
Wife
North America
Assur
Cocker, P. O. Box
Odessa Secrist
M. C. Garvin
B. L. Larrick
Maggie Parish
William Wolford
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Front Royal and
Warren County News
Mrs
William Wakene
Straig
Leon Jones
Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Hoffman
Culpeper
Virginia Cook Downing
S. Byrne Downing
Bel Air
John Mark Lockman
Randolph - Macon Academy
H. W. Shannon
Bank of Warren
Capt
Lockman
Citadel
Charleston
S. C
Randolphe Macon Academy
Barrie” Cook
Julian Major
Riverside
George Garber
Harrisonburg
I. O. Kibler
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Beverley F. Browne
J. J. Toffy
Maurice de Barneville
de Barneville
S. S. Normandie
Nevin Bull
M. E. Bull
A. L. Harrison
John Rinker
C. R. Edmonds
Edith Samuels
Elizabeth Eastham
Warren Rifles
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Blackwell Cary
Z. J. Compton
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Warren County High School
RED Cross
Huntsberry’s “Shoe Headquarters
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
CHICK
John S. Miller & CO
Shady
Sam Schneider
Sunshine
Cleaners
Underwood
All United Food Stores
Py Nan A G
Saami
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