Frances Hildreth Betrothed to Dr Davenport in Charlottesville
Miss Frances Brady Hildreth wed Dr. Davenport at Redcliffe on Stony Point road near Charlottesville. Officiant Rev. Robert F. Gibson, with musical renditions by Betty Booker Frank Abbot and University Glee Club. Bridesmaids include Miss Jane Brady Hildreth and Miss Katherine Hildreth. maid of honor Miss Katherine Hildreth. matron of honor Mrs. Carl Speidel. Also mentions Girl Scouts outing and Catherine Byrd engagement shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redcliff
Stony Point Road
Charlottesville
Frances Brady Hildreth
Eugenius Augustus Hildreth
Hildreth
Wheeling
W. Va
Davenport
Charles A. Davenport
Newton
Mass
Robert F. Gibson
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Betty Booker
Frank Abbot
University
University Glee Club
Jane Brady Hildreth
Downington
Patricia Goodwin Balz
Jane Neave Hildreth
Cecil Mooney
New Orleans
Katherine Hildreth
Carl C. Speidel
B. M. Roszel
Winchester
Social Calendar Highlights Community Events
Wednesday brings Grace Lutheran adult choir practice at 8 30 p m. Thursday Rotary Club meeting and lunch at George Washington Hotel at 1 00 p m. Handley High School hosts diploma day at 8 00 p m. Second summer dance at Hotel Drusilla Jordan White Sulphur Springs Hotel near Stephenson. Friday lunches return with American Legion at 12 30 p m Alumni luncheon at Handley High School noon. Braddock Street Methodist young people choir practice at 7 00 p m. Alumni Association dance at Handley High School Rouss Hall in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Handley High School
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Alumni Association
Rouss Hall
Upperville Floral Exhibit Draws Big Crowd and Prizes
The Upperville Floral Exhibit in the school auditorium drew large attendance with roses peonies potted plants and cut flowers on display. Officers include Mrs Richard 8 Peach president and Mrs C N Wiltshire vice president. Winners span multiple categories with Miss Nannie Fred Mrs Bedford Glascock and Mrs W Jones among top scorers. Courtney Stickley son of Dr and Mrs P B Stickley of Stephens City returns home from Virginia Medical College in Richmond where he studies medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upperville
Richard 8. Peach
C. N. Wiltshire
A. C. Reid
T. B. Glascock
Thomas Dudley
Middleburg
T. M. Fendall
Leesburg
Floyd Harris
Aldie
Nannie Fred
Bedford Glascock
W. Jones
J. Jones
Henry Kirby
C. W. Carver
C. T. Mills
E. Burwell
C. T. Miller
B. B. Gochnauer
Adeline Smallwood
H. Hall
Elsie Edwards
N. H. Morrison
Julia Whiting
S. E. Reynolds
Hunter de Butts
Mary D. Neville
Glascock
H. Ball
B. A. Rucker
J. T. Ramey
G.R. Thompson
Mary D. _ Neville
Thomas B. Glascock
Harry Triplett
N. Ht. Morrison
Eugene Bradbury
Ruth Watts
S. E. Holliday
Richard S. Peach
H. Rozier Dulany
Welby Kenny
Ann Ely
Harry Triplett, Jr
Lula Richards Glascock
Nellie Jo Gibson
Hanson Fly
Dot Fleming
Courtney Stickley
P. B. Stickley
Stephens City
Virginia Medical College
Richmond
Local Girl's Compositions Presented At College Recital
On Saturday evening June 4 a final recital by Harrisonburg State Teachers College students featured Miss Frances Houck of Harrisonburg performing two numbers Ave Maria and Sea Cry. Both selections were composed by Miss Garnet Hamrick of Winchester and Miss Eunice Kettering A. F. G. O. of Ashland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg State Teachers
Miss Hamrick Earns Degree and $10 Prize at Harrisonburg
Miss Garnet Hamrick hosted relatives returning to Winchester after final exercises at Harrisonburg Teachers College where Miss Hamrick earned a bachelor of science and won the Snryder prize of ten dollars for a poem titled Sea Cry set to music by Eunice Kettering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Hamrick
George W. Stover
Hattie Stover
Inez Shickle
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Teachers’ College
Garnet Hamrick
Swanson Improves After Heart Ailment In Winchester
Winchester business man and auctioneer Mr. Ashby G. Swanson has shown steady improvement after a heart illness, regaining the ability to sit up in a chair. The condition had been grave, but he appears past the crisis and gains strength. Miss Gladys Harmon to wed Mr. Robert L. Taylor in Winchester. reception planned at the bridegroom’s mother’s home after the ceremony. The couple will reside here after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanson
Ashby G. Swanson
Winchester
South Loudoun Street
Gladys Harmon
R. L. Taylor
N. W. Harmon
Clearbrook
Robert L. Taylor
Susan Taylor
William Taylor
Flowers and mystery weave through June and faith
A collage of quotes about common roses and June beauty, a Lincoln Cathedral statue of Alfred Lord Tennyson, and a Handley High School graduation sermon by Rev. Dr. Luther A. Thomas. The four guiding principles of Confidence Ability Willingness Faith frame a view of human achievement and divine mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Cathedral
England
Alfred
Lord Tennyson
Luther A. Thomas
Handley High School
Earth
Dr. Thomas
Heaven
Katherine Glass Greene
Whitacre Birth Brings Congratulatory News
Mr and Mrs I Carson Whitacre of Siler receive congratulations on the birth of an eight pound son Friday June 3. Mr Whitacre is postmaster at Siler and Mrs Whitacre formerly Miss Hovermale of Reynolds Store. Armel League To Meet Friday Evening. The Community League of Armel School holds its regular meeting at 8 oclock Friday June 10, last gathering before fall. Otterbein Guild To Meet With Miss Mullen plans love offering meeting at 510 North Loudoun street 730 pm Friday June 10. Church Aid Society to hold luncheon Tuesday June 14 1130 am to 2 pm in Centenary Reformed Church Sunday School room. Miss Sallie Holmes Miss Marian Whitworth and Mr Francis Hogue of Marion Va were recent house guests of Miss Virginia Stickley at Stephens City. they left for points north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Martinsburg Pike
C. Irvine Cather
Margaret Richards
W. A. Baker
Scouting
Orion Patrol
Miss Knee
William Swartz
Tokus
Opequon
Swartz
Mr. Swartz
Gladys Carpenter
Paul Shirkey
Brucetown
Alma Carpenter
Washington
Hilda Miller
L. H. Brill
Hele Brill
Carson Whitacre
I. Carson Whitacre
Siler
Whitacre
Armel League
Community League of Armel School
Otterbein Guild
Mullen
The
United Brethren Church
Helen Mullen
Loudoun Street
Church Aid Society of
Centenary Reformed Church
Sallie Holmes
Marian Whitworth
Francis Hogue
Marion
Virginia Stickley
P. B. Stickley
Stephens City
Points North
Ruins of Noted Old Hotel Still Searched for Bodies
Cleveland firemen hunted for victims in the Ellington apartment after a blaze wrecked the six story downtown structure. A fifth body was recovered and eight residents remained missing more than 24 hours later. Officials said the fire may be incendiary and identified Mrs. Clara Withers as a tentative victim.
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Cleveland, O
Ellington
Clara Withers
Byrd Prohibition Plan Faces Convention Vote
Party leaders weigh Byrd proposal for a popular vote on repeal or modification of the prohibition amendment. Glass and Pollard back submission to the people. Pollard to give keynote. Convention attendees plan district meetings and leadership roles as delegates arrive ahead of the state gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Byrd
United States
Carter Glass
John Garland Pollard
Pollard
Glass
Chicago
J. Murray Hooker
J. Sinclair Brown
Salem
House of Delegates
Young Democratic Club
Greene Returns to Chicago Institute After Col lege Visit
Wesley H. Greene director of the Institute of International Culture at the University of Chicago resumes duties after attending the finals of Harrisonburg State Teachers College as a guest of Miss Garnet Hamrick of this city, a member of the senior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley H. Greene
Institute of International Culture
University of Chicago
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College
Garnet Hamrick
Police Report A Gasoline Filling Station Robbed
Chief C W Hollis said the Sinclair Filling Station on Valley Pike was entered the night before and several boxes of candy stolen. Officer Francis Funk found no clues and suspects a duplicate key allowed entry. Aside from the candy, nothing else was missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hollis
Sinclair
Valley Pike
Francis Funk
Proclamation Against Bonus Marchers Shifts to Pittsburgh
State police remove 200 demonstrators from the Worker's Ex-Service Men's League en route to Washington demanding soldier bonuses. Leader C. B. Cowan is arrested and escorted to jail after refusing to halt near the City- County building in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Anacostia
Pittsburgh
Worker's Ex-Service Men's League
Washington
Goerry
McKeesport
C. B. Cowan
Cleveland
New York Stock Exchange Quotations
Hibbs & Company members of the New York Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade supply quotations from the Hibbs Building in Washington DC. Telephone service listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hibbs & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
W. B. Hibbs Company
Telephone National
Market declines on NYSE as selling persists
Stocks fell with American Telephone and Telegraph leading losses down about seven dollars. American Can and United States Steel dropped near two dollars, while the British pound hovered around 83.68. Closing quotes show varied moves across major names including Allied Chem, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, General Electric, General Motors, Texaco, and U S Steel among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone and Telegraph
American Can
United States Steel
Allied Chem. & Doe
Amer. Tel
Tel
Senate panel approves $500 million relief bill for public works
The Senate banking committee approved a Democratic relief bill proposing $500 million for public works. The measure also authorizes borrowing by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation of $1.5 million on self liquidated construction projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Reconstruction Corporation
K of C Leader Patrick J. McCarthy Dies in Toledo
Patrick J. McCarthy 56 a nationally known Knights of Columbus figure died in Toledo after a long illness He led the order's educational work for ten years and was active in organization work across the eastern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Toledo
Patrick J. McCarthy
Knights of Columbus
Commodity futures show mixed grain crop yields across months
The report lists oats with July 20 percent, September 2044, and December 22 percent. rye with July 31 percent, September 34 percent, and December 37 percent. Prices or units not specified.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frances Hildreth
Dr. Davenport
Mrs. Cather
Miss Byrd
Washington Inn
Catherine Byrd
Frank Eee
Maysville
Charlotte Massie Hawthorne
Peyton Marshall, Jr
Emma Byrd
Ohn Byrd
Mr. Perrine
Air Corps
Army Air Corps Training Center
Randolph Field
Texas
War Department
William Albert Towler, Jr
Charlotte Court House
Robert Hugh Daniel
Vern G. Rollin
Hampton
Stephen E. Parker
Meadows
Dan
Frances E. Tyler
Madison Heights
Addison F. Black, Jr
Norfolk
Hamilton Smith IV
Aubrey Nelson Holmes
Newcome
Pope
New Oxford
Baltimore
Mamie
Ida
Emma Stewart
Alberton
Carlisle
Brown
Little Son
Bertha Ashwood
T. L. Dunn
Martinsburg
Grace Lutheran Church
Max yoOor
Red Cross
Miss Hamrick
Girls’ Athletic Association
Frederick Tea House
Misses
Elsie Mathews
Irene Headley
Mary Sullivan
Salome Crisman
Philomena Laren
Mildred Hook
Elizabeth Hollis
Virginia Rehillao
Ida Fisher Lycett
Doran
Katie Doran
M. A. Doran
East Clifford Street
Fred W. Forney
March
Dickenson College
James W. March
Dickinson College
W. A. March
South Braddock Street
Mr. March
Best
Best Sunday School
Esther Ridgeway
Vets
Winchester Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
North
Virginia Richards
the Elms
William M. Richards
Nora Perry
Margaret Bottome
Holderlin
Thee
Goolrick
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Bar Harbor
Lloyd Steel
M. Swimley
East
Cremer
Enna Jettick Shoes
Lovett Brothers
X-Ray Shoe Fitters
N. Main St
Oenaconda Upper
Balto. & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Gen.'l. Electric
Gen'l. Motors
Kennecot Copper
Licklard
Mont. Ward
Nat'l. Biscuit
Packard
Stand. Brands
Stand. Oil, N. J
Texas Corp
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Ene Fontadts
Chicago Grain
Lovett
Margaret L. Hodgson
Jack
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