Social and Personal Upperville Show Dance Attendees
Quite a number of Winchester people attended the Upperville horse show dance at the Upperville dance hall last night. Guests included Miss Rosalie Cox, Miss Coleen Glass, Mr. Robert Glass Jr, Mr. Henry Stephenson, Mr. Fred Glaize, the Misses Stuart, Mr. Emmett Stuart Jr, Dr. Dabney Harrison, Mr. Donald Nixdorf, Mr. Beverly Wright, Mr. Harold Sheetz and Mr. Burr Powell Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upperville
Winchester
Rosalie Cox
Coleen Glass
Robert Glass, Jr
Henry Stephenson
Fred Glaize
Stuart
Emmett Stuart, Jr
Dabney Harrison
Donald Nixdorf
Beverly Wright
Harold Sheetz
Burr Powell Harrison
Party Honors Stephenson Couple at South Main Home
Bride and groom Mr and Mrs David Hawthorne hosted a party at their South Main Street residence in honor of newlyweds Mr and Mrs Harry Mc Cann of Stephenson. About 25 Winchester residents attended and out of town guests included the Hawthornes and Bartmans of Leesburg and Mr Clayton Paxton of Purcellville. The evening featured dancing and punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hawthorne
South Main Street
Harry McCann
Stephenson
Winchester
Misses Hawthorne
Leesburg
Bartman
Clayton Paxton
Purcellville
Weekend Guests From Martinsburg Area Attendances
Miss Bertha R. Carter daughter of Mr and Mrs R B Carter of Bunker Hill West Virginia and Miss Virginia L Lamp daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Lamp of Winchester Virginia who are attending Shepherd College at Shepherdstown West Virginia are weekend guests of their parents Miss Carter was a member of the 1924 graduating class of Handley High School and was principal of a graded school near Martinsburg the past year Miss Lamp was a member of the graduating class of 1925 of the same school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha R. Carter
R. B. Carter
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Virginia L. Lamp
J. H. Lamp
Winchester
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
Miss Carter
Handley High School
Martinsburg
Miss Lamp
D of C Hosts Lawn Party for Mrs. James E. Smith
The Robert E. B. Lee Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy held a lawn party at Mr. and Mrs. Clement L. Shaver's home in Fairmont to honor Mrs. James E. Smith, longtime registrar, who plans to move to Winchester, Virginia. About 60 guests enjoyed a program on the front porch, songs, readings in dialect, a cord dance, a Virginia reel, and charades, followed by garden refreshments beneath lantern-lit trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. O’neale
Kay Snoderly
Z. B. Hampton
B. M. Keith
New Chapter Members Honor Guest With Poems And Gifts
Mrs Smith, guest of honor, sat for a humorous original poem on the front porch read by her. gifts were showered upon her as members signed an autograph album. Chapter president Mrs McCoy led the presentation, with new member Mrs Horton recently from Richmond, Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Johnson
E. L. Kelley
Jay Snoderly
Hazel
Willing Workers Bible Class Entertained at Hottel Home
Braddock Street Methodist Church South Willing Workers Class met at Misses Hottel on Paper Mill road with over forty members and guests. Rev V Switzer and Rev Dr H M Canter led devotions. class voted a $50 donation to Shenandoah Mission parsonage. Luncheon followed, blue and yellow decor, social hour filled June meeting with a successful program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Shenandale Mission
Mrs Lillis Starts Trip To Wilmington And Atlantic City
Mrs. Michael Lillis left this morning for Wilmington Delaware to visit relatives and then plans a stay in Atlantic City for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Lillis
Wilmington
Del
Atlantic City
Crisman Girl Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
The little daughter of Mrs. Samuel Crisman was taken ill with appendicitis yesterday. She was taken to Memorial Hospital where she underwent an operation last evening and is resting comfortably today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Crisman
Memorial Hospital
Guests at the George Washington Hotel
Among the guests are R. K. Ferguson of Virginia and Mrs. Ruggiero of Washington, whose husband plays in the Empire Theatre orchestra, Jesse Merrick Smith and wife of New York who have just returned from Europe, Holcombe Parks and wife of Roanoke who will spend the weekend here, and T Vastine of New York a well known salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hotel
R. K. Ferguson
Virginia
Ruggiero
Washington
Empire Theatre Orchestra
Jesse Merrick Smith
New York
Europe
Holcombee Parks
Roanoke
T. Vastine
Read the Advertisements Get Ready For Tomorrow
The passage highlights daily newspaper use through ads, noting that spending about half an hour with the paper makes readers aware of useful world events. Advertisements are framed as a key learning tool and a preparation aid for the next day.
Miss Kremer To Spend Week With Friends In The Country
Miss M V Kremer will spend the coming week in the country with friends. The trip is described as a social pause likely to include restful activities and visits away from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. Kremer
Miss Alice Farnsworth Weekend Visit at Summit Point
Miss Alice Farnsworth will spend the weekend at the home of her parents at Summit Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Farnsworth
Summit Point
Kremer Returns to Washington After Visit
Mrs. Paul Kremer coming back to Washington after spending several days at the home of her father in law, Luther F. Kremer. The brief note records her return and the hosting relation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kremer
Washington
Miss Frances Carver to Visit Sister at Bunker Hill
Miss Frances Carver of Washington will spend the weekend as guest of her sister Mrs Laura Smallwood at her home on Bunker Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Carver
Washington
Laura Smallwood
Bunker Hill
Miss Mary Bell Lawyer to Spend Summer in Gore
Miss Mary Bell Lawyer of Washington will spend the summer as the guest of her parents Mr and Mrs C Lawyer at Gore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bell Lawyer
Washington
Mrs. C. Lawyer
Gore
Mr Francis Osborne Spends Day in Winchester
Mr Francis Osborne of Berryville spent yesterday in Winchester for unspecified local errands and visits, with no additional details provided on purpose or outcomes of the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Osborne
Berryville
Winchester
Philadelphia guest Miss Phillippe E. Douglas leaves for Martinsburg
Miss Phillippe E. Douglas of Philadelphia, who has stayed with Mrs. Charlotte Weld on Piccadilly street for several days, departed today to visit friends in Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillippe E. Douglas
Philadelphia
Charlotte Weld
Piccadilly Street
Martinsburg
Student Marshall McCauley Visitation at North Main
Virginia Military Institute student Marshall McCauley visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McCauley at their home on North Main Street, showcasing family time away from campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall McCauley
The
Virginia Military Institute
W. F. McCauley
North Main Street
Mrs Julia Bowers and Ruth Griffith to Visit Mr Harbaugh
Mrs. Julia Bowers of Washington and Miss Ruth B H Griffith will spend several days as guests of Mr W S Harbaugh at his Stephenson area home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Bowers
Washington
Ruth BH. Griffith
W. S. Harbaugh
Stephenson
Bluefield and Illinois visitors pass through town
Mrs. E Eldredge and Miss Ruth Rockwell from Bluefield West Virginia and Mrs Belle Rockwell of Legrange Illinois traveled through town on a return trip from Staunton.
Miss Mary Verbamock Visits Virginia Lake Relative
Miss Mary Verbamock of Martinsburg will visit her aunt Mrs. Virginia Lake at Kernstown for the weekend, staying with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary. Verbamock
Martinsburg
Virginia Lake
Kernstown
Mrs C B Coales and Amber Visit Kansas City Guest
Mrs C B Coales and her daughter Miss Amber Coales of Kansas City are guests at the home of Mrs Stanley Harmer. Mrs Coales was formerly Miss Gertrude Haines of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Coales
Amber Coales
Kansas City
Stanley Harmer
Coales
Gertrude Haines
This City
Weekend Guest at Northwestern Grade Affair
Miss Careau Turner visits as weekend guest of Mrs. E C Stuart at their home near the Northwestern Grade, sharing time with local residents and joining social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Careau Turner
E.C. Stuart
Health inspectors survey county dairies in Richmond
Several health department inspectors led by Health Officer Dr. F. W Boland arrived in the city to formally inspect all county commercial dairies. They will scrutinize sanitary appointments and the conditions under which milk and other daily products are marketed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Richmond
F. W Boland
Public Sale of 2 Acre Mountain Falls Property in Winchester
Trustee RAY R. KERN offers 2 acres improved by barn and outbuildings at Mountain Falls on Cedar Creek Grade in Winchester. Property tied to George W. and Lillian G. Pingley deed of trust dated March 1, 1924 recorded in Frederick County. Sale July 10 1925 at 11 am. Terms one third cash, balance in two annual installments with bonds and insurance. Amount due $1200 plus 6 percent interest from Jan 26 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian. G. Pingley
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
County Court House
Winchester
Mountain Falls
Cedar Creek
M. C. Hulver
E. C. Oates
Mary Mcllwee
Ray R. Kern
Iw Aed
Wheat Prices Fail to Recover from Setbacks
The Associated Press reports wheat prices extend declines despite black rust fears and border tensions. Canadian crop projections, including a rumored 500 million bushel surplus, weigh on markets as July 12 crop conclusions approach. Corn and oats slide while meat demand improves amid irregular provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cmierge
Canada
Pra
Centtral West
St Pauls A M E Church Schedule Opens Sixth Seal
Rev H Clarence Walker announces Bethel Church rally week ends with Rev B T Layton speaking at 3 p m Sunday, opening the sixth seal and the seventh at 8 p m with the pastor delivering the sermon to all in good faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clarence Walker
St. Pauls
The
Bethel Church
B. T. Layton
All Agym
Don’t Let That Cold Turn Into Flu
An old ad style promotes Musterole as cold relief, claiming it boosts circulation and relieves congestion with oil of mustard camphor menthol and other ingredients. It touts adult and children’s forms, priced 5c and 65c, in jars and tubes.
Notice of Commissioner Report in Anderson estate case
In Frederick County Virginia a decree from 1925 orders a Master Commissioner to report real estate, debts, heirs and related matters of P C Anderson. The notice requires interested parties to appear June 25 1925 at 9 am to present papers vouchers and evidence under threat of further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Anderson
Virginia
Rouss’ Avenue
Winchester
Coene Reardon
Chancery
T. BR. Cather
P. Q
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Dy Dell
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