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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1931

Page

3

Engagement and wedding news from Virginia towns

Mrs. Edward Goss hosted a surprise kitchen shower and bridge party for Mrs. Edward O. Kremer in Winchester with about twenty guests. Prizes went to Miss Sue Schlack Miss Brown Miss Edith Cornwell and Mrs. J. R. DuShane. Pauline LeGrand Osborne Betrothed To Mr Gaffin. The Rev Frank W Osburn of Lucketts announces engagement of daughter Pauline LeGrand to Richard Birch Gaffin of Milwaukee.

Edward Goss Edward O. Kremer Brown Edith Cornwell J. R. DuShane Kremer Fannie Elizabeth Smith Richmond, Va Winchester Memorial Hospital Pauline LeGrand Osborne Gaffin Frank W. Osburn Lucketts Loudoun County Pauline LeGrand Richard Birch Gaffin Milwaukee Wis Faith Chapel Presbyterian Church Miss Osborne Appalachia Helen Hunt Jackson Literary Society Radford State Teachers College Giffin

Handley High School Graduation and Alumni Events

The Handley High School graduation exercises occur Thursday at 8:00 PM in Handley auditorium with the class of 1931 receiving diplomas. A Friday schedule includes a 12:30 PM American Legion Post luncheon at George Washington Hotel, 12:00 PM Alumni Association sodality in the Handley School cafeteria, and a 9:00 PM Alumni dance in Rouss Hall with Red Ailey's Collegians. public invited.

Handley High School Handley Auditorium American Legion Post George Washington Hotel Alumni Association of Handley School Sufideon Alumni_ Association of Handley School Rouss Hall RedaBiley’s Collegians

Miss Hilda Seabright Weds Mr. Griffith in Simple Ceremony

Miss Hilda Seabright became the bride of Mr. John Griffith in a quiet ceremony at the bride’s East Cork street home. The wedding featured music by Miss Elizabeth Grimm, a white chiffon gown for the bride, and a brief reception before the couple’s departure for a southern wedding trip. The couple will reside in Clark's Summit, Pa.

Hilda Seabright Mr. Griffith John Griffith East Cork Street Elizabeth Grimm Cadman Carrie Jacobs-Bond John Seabright E. T. Clark First Baptist Church Mandelsson Clark's Summit Harry M. Seabright John T. Griffith Philomont

Tendered Surprise Shower On Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Ramon Penn were honored with a surprise shower Tuesday evening for their first wedding anniversary at the home of Mr and Mrs W M Wisecarver on East Piccadilly street. A mock wedding was staged by children Faye Kercheval Keith Kercheval Billy Brown and Marshall Farmer featuring green and pink decor and a large wedding cake with a miniature bride and groom. Mrs C C Kercheval and Mrs Lee Brown served at the punch bowl and Kenneth Windle provided a musical program.

Ramon Penn W. M. Wisecarver East Piccadilly Street Little Faye Keith Kercheval Billy Brown Marshall Farmer C. C. Kercheval Lee Brown Kenneth Windle Penn

Wedding and social notes from Winchester area

Miss Jackson served as attendant at a wedding in Davin St Davids Church with bride in Chantilly lace and crepe back satin. The couple honeymooned in Bermuda and will reside in Jackson Heights Long Island. Mrs Adolph linked to Apple Blossom Festival in the area. Also notes of marriages in Hagerstown Aberdeen and social visits across Winchester, Harrisonburg and Baltimore with local residents and events.

Edward York City Old St. David’s Episcopal Church Davin Wayne New York Bermuda Jackson Heights Long Island Adolph Miss Jackson

Humstons and Dorseys Headed to Winchester and Roanoke Weekend

Dr and Mrs E A Humston and grandson Ashby Stouffer and Mrs J W Baer of New York depart for Humston’s former home in Winchester Kentucky for a period of time. Mrs Ottie Dorsey and son Garland Dorsey have returned to White Hall after two weeks with the Branners in Washington. Miss Jenny Lind Hockman to spend weekend in Roanoke Virginia and attend dances at Roanoke College. Edward Peer improving slowly at home on West Leicester Street. Harry F Byrd Jr and J B Brazier who attended final dances at VMI have returned home.

Hockman Juanita Hockman L. L. Hockman Lynchburg College Helen West New Castle Margaret Schlegal Norfolk Ruth Givens Richmond Bright Grove Jenny Lind Hockman Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College Washington Garnet Tate Anderley Blackwell Virginia Irving Richards State Teachers’ College Harrisonburg William M. Richards E. A. Humston Ashby Stouffer J. W. Baer New York Dr. Humston Winchester Ottie Dorsey Garland Dorsey Lester Branner White Hall Frr Roanoke Roanoke Cole Edward Peer West Leicester Street Harry F. Byrd, Jr J. B. Brazier

Annual Class Day At Handley Norton Wins Honor Award

Handley High School held its annual class day with a procession of juniors and seniors in caps gowns on the esplanade. Vernon Norton received the honor award from Otis Sargent. the event featured songs poems will history and a Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival reference.

Handley Norton Handley High School Esplanade Leona Peer Melvin Miller John Kerr Dorothy Woods Anne Quirk Charles Massey Otis Sargent Vernon Norton Andrew Babb Charme

Death summons last member of an old family

William H. Fletcher of Winchester, last of his immediate family, died at the John Dickson Home in Washington after a brief illness. He would have turned 93 in June. He lived in Washington long, ran a furniture and carpet business in Alexandria with Mr. Singleton, and led a large post office branch in the Cleveland era. Surviving relatives include a daughter Mrs Alfred C. Fletcher and a niece and nephew in the area. The funeral was at his daughter's Chevy Chase home with burial in Congressional Cemetery. he was a Mason with Benjamin B. French Lodge No. 15 assisting at graveside.

William H. Fletcher Winchester John Dickson Washington Fletcher W. B. Moses Washington City Post Office Mollie Ward Alfred C. Fletcher Garrison Street Chevy Chase Nannie Fletcher Carey Harry C Fletcher Congressional Cemetery Benjamin B. French Free and Accepted Masons

Elderly man held on serious charge in Winchester case

Brook Lockhart, a 70 year old man, is held on a $1500 bond in the Corporation Court on an alleged serious statutory offense involving an 11 year old girl. The charge followed a preliminary hearing before Judge Donald L. Weems in juvenile court.

Brook Lockhart Corporation Court Winchester Lock Hart Donald L. Weems

Mrs. Sarah L. Glen Dies at 75 in Frederick County

Mrs. Sarah L. Glen widow of Joseph Glen died at age 75 at her home after six weeks of illness. Born in Frederick county she lived there her whole life. Survived by two sons Melville M. Bailey of Winchester and James Glen. Funeral held next morning at Little Mountain Church with Rev. C. E. Seastrunk officiating. Interment in church cemetery. Pallbearers listed as W. H. Cochran M. S. Glaize L. J. Hartman Holmes Yeakley Wilmer Stine W. A. Buncutter.

Sarah L. Glen Joseph Glen Glen Nathan Bailey Frederick County Melville M. Bailey Winchester James Glen Little Mountain Church C. E. Seastrunk Old Bethel Lutheran Church W. H. Cochran Glaize L. J. Hartman, Holmes Yeakley Wilmer Stine W. A. Buncutter

Visiting Masons Attend Lodge Here

Numbers of Masons from out of town attended a past masters session of Hiri Lodge No. 21 at the Masonic Temple Tuesday evening. The Master’s degree was conferred and ceremonies were led by past masters. Refreshments followed in the temple dining room.

Hiri Lodge Masonic Temple

Chicago Grain Closing Prices Featureless Trade Today

Trading was featureless on the Chicago Board of Trade as conflicting reports from other markets left traders largely indifferent. Closing prices were reported by W. B. Hibbs & Company, with details following this line.

W. B. Hibbs & Company New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Hibbs Building Washington, D. C Telephone National

Grain futures show July gains amid uncertain demand

Wheat July 57 percent, September 56, December 60. Corn July 56, September 51, December 45. Oats July 25, September 26, December 28. Rye July 3642, September 37, December 312.

Correction notice for Oranda festival date

A yard party at the church grove in Oranda was misdated as Saturday but will be held Friday evening June 12. The correspondent regrets the error and urges attendance tomorrow night.

Oranda

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