Social and Personal Hicka entertains at home with engagements
The notice describes a social gathering at East street home of Hicka honoring Miss Mary Yeakley and engagement to Luther Utts. Guests include Iva Yeakley, Mrs. Edwin Ritter, Mrs. Ervin Bowles, and many others. A stag party for a future event was held at Tokus Inn with George Barnsley as feastmaster and numerous attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicka
Fignte
Mary Yeakley
Luther Utts
Iva Yeakler
Harvey Yeakley
Edwin Ritter
Ervin Bowles
Genevieve Massie
Lois and
Bessie Hammond
Ame Butler
Pearl Brown
Iva Jey
David Sencindiver
Yeakley
George Ey
Carl Shutts
Ian Larrick
Roy Camp 1
O. J. Dorsey
Carl Martin
Lindenghass
Dudley Lichliter
Denver Spring
Garvin Bowles
Erwin Ritter
Harry Ebert
Isaac Whert
Lee Hollar
Farmer Sencindiver
Harry Butler
Clarence Butler
Gary Cather
Earl Parks
Weyne
Burg
Winchester
Tokus Inn
George Barnsley
Harry Frantz
D. L. Kin
Robert Jones
Tom Freeney
Worsley
C. P. McVicar
F. C. Beavers
John Warren
Edward Hopewell
Gard Smith
Strasburg
M. Noonan
Carl Mean
Charles McVicar, Jr
Nancy Smith
Calendar of Evening Meetings Around Winchester
At 7 30 p m Winchester Little Theatre meets at Handiey Library and at 7 30 p m Grace Lutheran Church Woman's Auxiliary gathers with Mrs Samuel Miller 338 East Piccadilly Street. At 8 p m Junior Board chorus makes initial appearance and Ladies Aid Society of Congregational Christian meets with Mrs Edgar Nelson East Cork Street ex beside 8 p m Council of Religious Education at Grace Lutheran Church. Margaret Collins Denny classes continue in Braddock Street Church Assembly Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Little Theatre
Handiey Library
Woman's Auxiliary
Grace Lutheran Church
Samuel Miller
East Piccadilly Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of Congregational Christian Ces
Edgar Nelson
East Cork Street
Council of Religious Education
Margaret Collins Denny Clas
Braddock Street
Religious Education Council
Winchester Council of Religious Education
O’c&Ck
Lord Lothian to Speak Tomorrow in Purcellville Garden
Lord Lothian British ambassador to the United States will address a British War Relief fundraiser in the gardens of Exedra in Purcellville on Friday at 5 o clock. The event, under the Daughters of the British Empire, will raise proceeds for British War Relief with rain venue fallback to the Purcellville Municipal Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Purcellville
Lord Lothian
United States
Exedra
Franklin Kenworthy
Daughters of the British Empire
Queen Elizabeth
Kenworthy
Legation
Washington
Ethiopia's Chief Exports List Revealed
Ethiopia's export profile includes coffee, goat meat, wild animal skins, butter, honey, wheat and ivory as noted in the summary of dominant trade goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethiopia
Mrs Griffing Wins Sweeps At Flower Show
In Berriold, June 14, Mrs Sel D tariffs winning two blues two reds and one yellow ribbon took the Sweepstakes prize at the Wo nchiped garden department flower show held in the Legion hall. Results list multiple second places across classes for roses irises wildflowers and various arrangements with several entrants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berr
Sel D Tariffs
Garden Department
Clarke Ane
Legion
Ollie Thomas
Charles Levi
Garland Williams
Oscar Ramsberg
Emily McCormick
Blackburn Smith
C. Cc. Punkhouser
Lucy Allen
W. S. Clark
William Wattles
Huff
T. M. Hooker
J. D. Griffing
Nell Carter
Betty Boxwell
Lewis Ricamore
Jimmy Berlin
Carol
Shelby Clark
A. F. Robertson
Oscar Ramsburg
New Customs Judge Webster J Oliver Named by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt appoints Webster J. Oliver of Brooklyn New York to the United States Customs Court. A World War captain and present assistant attorney general in charge of customs, he succeeds in the federal judiciary post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster J. Oliver
Brooklyn
N. Y
United States Customs Court
Roosevelt
Queen Chietty Brown Named National Cherry Festival Ruler
Chietty Queen A chosen to lead the National Cherry Festival in Traverse City Michigan. She is the daughter of U S Senator Prentiss M Brown of Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Brown
Traverse City
Mich
U. S
Prentiss M. Brown
Michigan
Modern Etiquette Q&A on P P C cards and table manners
A column by Roberta Lee explains the P P C visiting card meaning to take leave, when to excuse oneself from the table, and suggests appropriate gifts for a convalescent such as books, flowers, and delicacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Lee
Congregation Ladies Aid Social Meeting Sets Yard Party
The Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational Christian Church meets at Mrs. Edgar C Nelsons home on East Cork Street tonight at 8. Division 1 leads. A yard party on the Highland Avenue Presbyterian lawn is planned for tonight to benefit the Covenanter boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
The
Congregational Christian Church
Edgar C. Nelson
East Cork Street
Division 1
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Covenanter Oys
Miss Yeakley to Lead Braddock Street Methodist Devotion
Mary Yeakley will head joint devotional services for the Margaret Clings Denny and Comrade Bible classes at Braddock Street Methodist Church Sunday at 9 45. Teachers are Mrs Linwood Hamman and Mrs F W Danley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Yeakley
Margaret Clings Denny
Comrade Bible
Braddoc& Street Methodist Church
Linwood Hamman
F. W. Danley
Family visits and college plans noted in brief
Mr and Mrs John Fishpaw hosted relatives including son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Raymond Fishpaw and grandson from Manassas Virginia. Miss Stella D Moore will leave for Radford Virginia to attend summer school at Radford State Teachers College. The Children's Fund of Michigan started by Senator James Couzens in 1929 with an initial gift of 10000000.
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Aljoe
Lee Miller
Iges Larue Aljoe
Lee Wayne Miller
R. B. Moore
Kernstown
Corsica
Penna
Breeden
Lester Breeden
Frederick
Cleve Carpenter
Dewey Carpenter
Carson Carpenter
Lula Keckley
Eva Crismore
Winchester
Mary Strosnider
Claude Moore
Joseph Weshide
John Breeden
Baltimore
J. W. Thompson
Major
R. O. Wright
Norfolk, Va
Martinsburg
Campbell
Girl's Athletic Association
Raymond Campbell
Lavenia Ogden
Robert Grove
Hubert Cather
Peachy Hock
Salome Crisman
T. L. Jones
Lewis Stolle
Charlottesville
Stolle
Jones
Frank Huyette
John Fishpaw
Raymond Fishpaw
Manassas
Stella D. Moore
Radford
Sumer School
Radford State Teachers College
Children’s Fund of
Michigan
James Couzens
Diploma finally corrected for local WWII veteran
Roy Glass returned to Hopewell high school in 1938 discovering he had three graduates ahead of him. He waited for his diploma through 1939, found his name incorrect, then waited another year to receive a new correct diploma in June 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
Roy Glass
Henry Declines Secretary of State Post in Washington Cabinet
Patrick Henry was offered the position of Secretary of State in Washington's Cabinet but declined to accept the role. His decision shapes early federal governance and cabinet composition during the nation's formative period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Henry
Washington
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