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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1928

Page

3

Violin Recital at Market Street Methodist Church

Pupils of Mrs. Austin Sloat perform a Friday evening violin program at Market Street Methodist Church in Martinsburg. The program features works by Losey Dancia Kriesler Schubert Seitz and Scharwenka with several soloists and ensembles.

Market St. Methodist Church Market Street Methodist Schubert Seitz Helen Bailey Dancia Scharwenka Allison Hartman Bagdad Boieldieu Rosalie Nelson Meta Sloat Bruce Shade Marion Sutton Claude Grim Austin Grim Drudla Borowski Laurendeau McTlwee Ethel Hartman Raymond Rosenberger

Berryville students win Good Citizenship prizes and D A R medal

Miss Helen Bell and Mr Douglas Rodgers, both Berryville High graduates in Clarke county, receive Good Citizenship prizes for school spirit and loyalty. Rose MacDonald, Fort Loudoun Chapter D A R regent, earns the Mary E MacDonald prize in honor of Mrs. Marshall MacDonald. Shenandoah Garden Club schedules its second annual flower show in Woodstock June 8 and 9 with three judges. Miss Bess G Rush earns Columbia University bachelor of science degree and plans a Winchester summer with her parents.

Helen Bell J. W. Bell Clarke County Douglas Rodgers Luray Berryville High School Rose MacDonald Fort Loudoun Mary E. MacDonald Marshall MacDonald Strathmore Arms Washington National Organization of the Daughters of the American Revolution Shenandoah Garden Club Woodstock Court House C. E. Walton Gifford Harrisonburg Carson Riverton Lucy F. Kurtz Winchester Bess Rush Columbia Bess G. Rush Columbia University New York New York Times

Girls' Athletic Association Elect Officer Meeting

A business meeting of the Girls' Athletic Association will be held tonight at 7 30 in the Elks Club rooms to elect officers. Pauline Shoop returns from New Mexico to spend the summer in Winchester as Mrs. E Blanch Shoop and Roy Cather return from Atlanta. Ella ONeil visits Middletown for the high school finals and is noted as popular among local friends.

Darlington Cora Hopkins High Point N.C H. M. Darlington Western Union Telegraph Company Rome Girls’ Athletic Association Elks’ Club Pauline Shoop New Mexico E. Blanch Shoop Roy Cather Atlanta Alamogordo Read House Chattanooga Miss O'Neil Middletown Ella O'Neil Washington Wright Waynesboro New York Niagara FaJle Canada Henry M. McVicar Joseph McVicar Miss In Boyce Staunton

Miss Swimley Returns From Irving College

Miss Charlotte Swimley daughter of Mr and Mrs R M Swimley returns home for summer vacation after completing her sophomore year at Irving College Merchanicsburg Pa. She played Michael Dover in Not So Long Ago and last year led the Dramatic club served as YWCA secretary and Sketch Book advertising manager.

Miss Swimley Irving College Charlotte Swimley R. M. Swimley Loudoun Street Merchanicsburg Michael Dover Dramatic Club of Irving Dramatic Club

Miss Gladys Dispannett Weds Mr Wright at Church Parsonage

Miss Gladys B. Dispannett and Mr J W Wright were married this morning at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South parsonage by Rev Murray D Mitchell. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Laura A.

Gladys Dispannett

Local society notes celebrate engagements and visits

Dispanett family ties mark a Winchester wedding plan with Mary Dalgetty Kerr and Dr. Edwin Burton engagement reports surface from Lynchburg to New York. The piece also notes theater events hosted by Mr Boucher, Lions Club film outings, and a parade of visitors at local homes and inns with several Shenandoah Valley arrivals and departures.

Mary Dalgetty-Kerr George A. Dalgetty-Kerr Lynchburg Edwin Weisman Burton New York Edwin Lee Burton McKinney Texas Miss Kerr Edith Bowes Burton Eye-Ear Infirmary New York City William W. Wall Winchester Grace Wall C. Fred Barr Julia Wall Harry Wall United States Army Sweetbrier College

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