Winchester Little Theatre Opens New Head Quarters
Forty members and friends spread newspapers on the floor for the first meeting in the McVicar building head quarters on West Boscawen Street. Mrs Barbara Larkin presented The Sunken Gardener directed by Mrs Dan O Henry with Ann Quirk and others in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Little Theatre
McVicar
West Boscawen Street
Barbara Larkin
Sunken Gardner
Dan O. Henry
Ann Quirk
Douglas Fuller Smith
Ian C. MacCallum
Walter Massey
Winton Neff
Roy Ry
Junior Board of Trade meeting at George Washington Hotel
At 7 30 p m a monthly meeting is held by the Junior Board of Trade at the George Washington Hotel. At 8 p m a Woodmen of the World gathering convenes at Odd Fellows Hall on West Boscawen street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Board of Trade
George Washington Hotel
Woodmen of World
Odd Fellows Hall
West Boscawen Street
Attendees Gather for Anniversary and Visits in Winchester Area
Miss Anne Tucker Payne arrives to visit her Page relatives in Winchester as her family travels onward to Charleston. Vassar graduate and National Cathedral School alumna previously represented her school at the 1933 Apple Blossom festival in Washington. A reception honors A Taylor Ritter and Lola Seal Ritter at Grey Stone Terrace, with family arrivals from Elizabeth and Winchester. The Rev and Mrs Dudley depart for New York for the World’s Fair. Ruby Bockey and Harry Barr announce their spring marriage in Pennsylvania. William Louthan Jr recovers from appendectomy at Memorial Hospital and returns home to East Leicester Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Tucker Payne
Vassar College
W. Nelson Page
Amherst Street
Abney Payne
Charleston
W. Va
William Payne
Chicago
Miss Payne
Vassar
National Cathedral School
Washington, D. C
W. Alan Peery
Grey
Stone Terrace
A. Taylor Ritter
Elizabeth
Ritter
Peery
Mrs Kill
Lola Seal
Alfred Seal
Winchester
Mr. Ritter
James W. Ritter
Frederick County
E. Olin Eldridge
Market Street Methodist Church
Deorge W. Haddox
Loudoun Street
Robert F. Brill
C. E. Bockey
Grimes
Ruby Bockey
Harry Barr
Pennsylvania
William Louthan
William Louthan, Jr
Memorial Hospital
East
Leicester Street
Alden Cummings
Cool Springs
Jean Shrader
John Shrader
Shraders
Alden Cumming, Jr
New York City
Amateur Triangle Club Show Winners and Club News
The Amateur Show by the Triangle Club of the Church of Christ drew a large audience and acclaimed acts led by master of ceremonies Andy Bell. Prize winners included Colleen Grim and Mildred Jones for piano, Bobby Edwards for violin, Anne Bell Snyder for vocal, and Louis Kneiling for cello, with duets, tap dance, and fiddling awards. Special gifts went to Mrs. C. L. Butler, Mrs. George W. Riley, and Sue Anderson for program work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Club
Church of Christ
Andy Bell
A. C. Halvosa
George Owen
C. R. Anderson
Floyd Haines
C. L. Butler
George W. Riley
Sue Anderson
Colleen Grim
Mildred Jones
L. K. Dellinger
Bobby Edwards
Anne‘ Bell Snyder
Louis Kneiling
Forest Jones
Lilian Hanen
Nancy
John Butler
Jean Pierce
Susan Fansler
George Jaynes
Katherine Childs
Carlyn Racey
Richard Kemp
Mr. Walters
Marshal Tarmer
Lewis Allen, Jr
Picnic entertains local youths at Oak Grove roast
Miss Ruth Hart and Miss Retha Harmer hosted a Wednesday evening event at Oak Grove on the Martinsburg pike. Attendees included Ruth Hart, Retha Harmer, Olga Gruver, Billie Brown of Stephenson, Pauline Fincham, Florine Fincham, Alice Albin, Lois Albin, Beatrice Painter, Mildred Painter of Stephens City, Louise Galliday, Elsie Pitcock, Gertrude Kremer of Winchester. Also present were Leonard Hess Jr, Robert Jenkins, Clarence Johnson, Daniel Kremer, Neville Harmer of Winchester, Cecil Painter of Stephens City, Raymond Hart, and Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Hart of Strasburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hart
Retha Harmer
Weiner
Oak Grove
Martinsburg Pike
Olga Gruver
Billie Brown
Stephenson
Pauline
Florine Fincham
Welltown
Alice
Lois Albin
Beatrice and
Mildred Painter
Stephnns City
Louise Galliday
Elsie Pitcock
Gertrude Kremer
Winchester
Children of Mrs DuPuy Here On a Visit
Miss Nan DuPuy of Richmond arrives to spend the weekend with Mrs. William DuPuy at J. B. Beverley’s home on West Clifford street. Also visiting are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DuPuy and Mr. and Mrs. John DuPuy with children from Pikesville Kentucky, visiting Mrs. DuPuy who is nearly 92.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DuPuy
Nan DuPuy
Richmond
William DuPuy
J. B. Beverley
West Clifford Street
Joseph DuPuy
John DuPuy
Pikesville
Garland Baptist
Washington and Lee University
North Washington Street
University of Virginia At
Charlottesville
W. L. Poston
Virginia Woolen Co
North Kent Street
Britt Ellington
Thomaston, Ga
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Berryville
Grace Episcopal Church
Ellington
Misses Shepherd
South Church Street
Winchester Girl Scout Council Chooses Browne to Camp Andree
At a Tuesday meeting held at Mrs. Everard Lindstrom’s Fairmont avenue home, Miss Natalie Browne was selected to represent Winchester at Camp Andree this summer with Region three funding. The session focused on White Rock summer camp and warned it may be canceled without immediate additional registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Everard Lindstrom
Fairmont Avenue
Natalie Browne
Horace Browne
Winchester
Camp Andree
White Rock
Fred. Ritter
W. P. Massey
Harold Brown
Dowell Howard
Eugene E. Cooper
Fred Ritter
Ray Garrabrandt
John Scully
Lindstrom
Mary Katherine Aulick
Robert McNally
Butler Family Reunion Sets July Gathering in Arden
The Butler family committee in Berkeley and Frederick counties, led by Thurman Butler and with Clarence Butler of Winchester, plans the annual reunion for the third Sunday in July at Fred Butler’s Arden home. The event will feature a fuller program after last year’s gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Berkeley
Frederick
Clarence Butler
Winchester
Fred Butler
Arden
Thurman Butler
Martinsburg
Harry Butler
I. D. VanMetre
Kearneysville
Modern Etiquette Questions About Wedding Gifts
Bride display etiquette varies from a private showing for relatives to a public view during the reception in a special room. A simple “Thank you” suffices when a friend offers condolences for illness in the family. For summer luncheons, include at least one hot dish.
Local Notices and Social Visits in Charlottesville Area
A Virginia Woolen Co foreman is hospitalized after an operation and reported stable. Visitors include Miss Sally Gunter and Miss Nelia Beverley visiting from Cumberland Maryland and Chicago respectively. Residents travel to New York and Charlottesville for conferences and family gatherings as Miss Ruth Rogers returns home for vacation.
Two Virginia Tech Students Join Fort Monroe R O T C Camp
Edgar Koontz of this city and his roommate Lockwood Miller of Huntington West Virginia left last night for Fort Monroe Virginia to attend a six week ROTC training camp. Miller has been visiting Koontz in town for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Koontz
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Lockwood Miller
Huntington
W. Va
Fort Monroe
Mr. Miller
Mr. Koontz
Berryville Social News Highlights Visitors and Local Guests
Berryville Virginia notes list social visits and arrivals. Mrs. Horace Smithy and Mrs. Charles McGuire of Washington stay at Rose Hill. Louise Huyett returns from Washington. Mrs. Frank M. Wray and Mrs. Charles McIntosh visit Williamsburg on business. Anne Smith of Williamsburg guests here. Rixy Moore visits with his aunt Mrs. Robert Compton in Charlottesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville, Va
Horace Smithy
Charles McGuire
Washington
Smithy
Rose Hill
Frank M. Wray
Charles McIntosh
Williamsburg
Joseph F. Moore
Charlottesville
Rixy Moore
Robert Compton
Grove
Mary Thompson
Imogene Thompson
Philip Nelson
Halltown
W. Va
James Breckenridge
Marine Barracks
Quantico
Breckenridge
Berryville Teachers Return Home for Summer
Berryville public school faculty members depart for summer homes including Miss Robbie Pugh Petersburg Miss Lillian Lambert Stafford Court House Va Miss Elizabeth Peyton Warsaw Va Miss Mary Catherine Kern Winchester and Miss May Wagner Staunton. Alumni banquet guests included Mrs James Stockton Roanoke and Mrs Lucile Branum Waynesboro as well as several Berryville residents and visiting families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville Public School
Robbie Pugh
Petersburg
Lillian Lambert
Stafford Court House
Elizabeth Peyton
Warsaw
Mary Catherine Kern
Winchester
May Wagner
Marvin Chapel
Staunton
James Stockton
Roanoke
Berryville High School
Stockton
Anne Snyder
Thelma Helvestine
Lucile Branum
Lucile Snyder
Waynesboro
Berryville
Glasscocks
Summit Point
W. Va
Millwood Social Notes in Clarke Virginia
Millwood Virginia notes report a picnic supper and hay ride hosted by Misses Alice and Polly Winslow at their Clarke home with guests including Mary Dougherty Anne Byrd and other locals. Visits from Richmond residents and travelers are noted along with guests of Mrs William Beverley and Mrs Spencer Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood
Alice
Polly Winslow
Clarke
Mary Dougherty
Anne Byrd
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Virginia Watkins
William B. Wakkins, Jr
Graham Dougherty
Benjamin Randolph
Kenneth N. Gilpin, Jr
Roland G. Mitchell
Walter Williams
Richmond
Mrs
William
Spencer Carter
Mrs Greenhalghs Headed for New York World’s Fair
Mrs George Greenhalgh and her son Master Billy left Clarke on Tuesday for New York to attend the World’s Fair. From New York they plan to go to Toledo Ohio for several days before returning home. Mrs Roland G Mitchell hosted Mrs Davis Pepper and Miss Pauline Bowie of Philadelphia for dinner Monday. Pepper and Bowie are guests of Mrs George Burwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Greenhalgh
Billy Greenhalgh
Clarke
New York
Toledo
Roland G. Mitchell
Davis Pepper
Pauline Bowie
Philadelphia
Pepper
Miss Bowie
George Burwell
Miss Margaret Meade Returns Home After Sweet Briar Graduation
Miss Margaret Della Meade daughter of Mr and Mrs E K Meade recently graduated from Sweet Briar College and after visiting friends in Baltimore returned to Clarke to spend the summer. Mrs Billy Jacobs Weatherall and Mr William Clagett attended a dinner Wednesday night before the dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Benham at their Winchester home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Della Meade
E. K. Meade
Sweet Briar College
Baltimore
Clarke
Billy Jacobs Weatherall
William Clagett
Harry Benham
Winchester
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1770-B for sizes 34 to 48
Barbara Bell offers pattern 1770-B for sizes 34 through 48 with yardage for 36 inch fabric. Includes dress options with flared sleeves nap or pleated short sleeves and a 1% yard trim braid. Pattern and book priced 15 cents each, 25 cents for combined order. Orders to the address in the box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bell
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Little Theatre
Mrs. Ritter
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley
W. L. Dudley
South Cameron Street
Homer Dudley
Kathryn
Esther Dudley
Yardley
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Alecia Beauty Salon
Haldeman
Beta Sigma Phi
Virginia Epsilon
George Washington
Dorothy Rice
Louise Eutsler
Eutsler
William Glaize
Alice Taylor
W. B. Snider & Son
Mary Braithwaite
Bray
Mary Catherine Braithwaite
Frances Braithwaite
Charles William Broy
Charles L. Broy
W. O. Talbert
Brucetown Methodist Church
Morningside Drive
H. G. Fahnestuck
RED Cross
Huntsberry
Shoe Headquarters
Mr. Burton Harry
C. Burton Harry
East Piccadilly Street
Virginia Woolen Company
H. J. Womeldorf
Gray Avenue
Mrs. Bock
Mississippi
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Sally Gunter
Cumberland, Md
Rachel Jennings
South Stewart Street
Giles Downing
Front Royal
Nelia Beverley
University of Chicago
J. B. Beverley, III
Rebecca Bean
Leesburg, Va
J. Pinckney Arthur
Northwestern
Otis Sargent
Ruthanna Craig
George Butler
Richard Butler
Clinton
Mary Perkins
J. B. Beverley, Jr
Ralph Kemmett
Charlottesville, Va
R. F. Cline
Ruth Rogers
Mountain View School
Kimballton Heights
Kimballton, Va
William H. Roger
Dad
N. Loudoun St
Social News
Louise Huyett
Mr. E. P. Carter
Kitty Licklider
Shepherdstown
Herbert Whiting
Beverley Whiting
Miss Licklider
S. A. Beyland
Bob Beyland
Nicholas Morrison
Anne
Eleanor Webb
Audley Farm
Arthur Webb
Miss Webb
Arthurine Allman
Newton Smith
Ellicott City, Md
J. Ed. Ogden
Frank Timberlake
San Francisco
J. M. H. Clagett
Springfield
Shelby Timberlake
Reva Berlin
Nannie Berlin
Miss Ruth Berlin
Chas. T. Levi
Bill
Underwood's
Underwood
Procter & Gamble
United
Tom Jones
Sumter Cousin
Shreveport
Bernard B. Jones
Jones
Audley
Will Elsea
Alberta Elsea
John Guy
Little Son
Bentonville, Va
Elizabeth Elsea
Broddus Elsea
Clarendon
Tom Norvell
Gregory Norvell, Jr
Norvell
Frederick Levenworth Riddle
Ocean View
Riddle
Naval Operating Base, Norfolk
Norfolk
Blackburn Smith
California
Millwood Social Notes
Stacey Lloyd
Hugh M. Nelson
Mr. Tilghman Bunch
Smith Read
Frank Wray
Middleburg
William Beverley
N. Braddock St
Business Aciiety
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Sunshine
Sunshine Cleaners
Modern Beauty Shop
Strasburg
West Gerrard ST
Sara Funk
the Evening Star
Barbara Bell Pattern Service
Winchester Evening Star
Times Square Station
New York, N
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