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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1933

Page

3

Wedding of Miss Jessie Hortense White and Rev. Randolph Moore

Engagement news from Winchester reveals Miss Jessie Hortense White and Rev. Randolph Bowen Moore to wed this summer in Covington Virginia. The couple's families hosted a Braddock Street Methodist gathering with pink and white décor and a salad reception.

Miss White Handley High School National Fruit Product Company, Inc Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Winchester Epworth League Francis Asbury Union

Social Calendar of Stephens City Weekly Programs

A condensed listing of community activities from Wednesday to Tuesday includes choir practices at United Brethren Church First Baptist Church and Braddock Street Methodist Church, Elks lodge meeting, church and club luncheons at George Washington Hotel and Stephens City venues, plays, fairs, yard parties, and charity events such as a rummage sale and lawn party. The schedule highlights church, civic, and youth group events across multiple venues in Stephens City.

United Brethren Church First Baptist Church Winchester Lodge of Elks Grace Lutheran Church Associen Minstrel Palace Theatre Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Friends’ Meeting House Rotary Club George Washington Hotel Woman's Missionary Society Stephens ‘City Methodist Church Epworth League of Macedonia Episcopal Parish White Post Mt. Olive Church Old Bethel Methodist Church Benefit of Rest Ridgeway American Legion Post George Washington Memorial Hospital Braddock Street Methodist Church Drusilla Jordan White Sulphur Springs Robert M. Ward S. Washington Street Ladies’ Aid Society of Stephens City High School Round Hill Methodist Church The Lions’ Club

Miss Mary Sutton Miller Weds Joseph Emerson Brown in Atlanta

The ceremony took place Saturday afternoon June 17 at 5 45 in the gardens of Mr and Mrs Palmer Johnson in Rivers Road Atlanta Georgia. The bride is Miss Mary Sutton Miller daughter of Rev and Mrs Lewis S G Miller of Richmond Virginia. The groom is Mr Joseph Emerson Brown. The service was conducted by Rev D Lewis Samuel Godfrey Miller assisted by Rev S C Burgin. The setting featured terraced levels seven pools water lilies lotus flowers and blooming shrubs with a string quartet on a shaded balcony backdrop for the bridal party and bridesmaids frocks.

E. L. Connally Mary Brown Dr. Connally John Spalding Albert Anderson Constance Spalding Robert Bryan Frances Spalding Lloyd Agnew Charleston S. C Rosalind Johnson Elizabeth Spalding Louise Stokely Mason Courts Mimi O'Bierne Brown Johnson Agnew Lewis.s. G. Miller West Lancaster Road Richmond Mortar Board National Honor Society For Women College of Richmond Europe Orient Lewis G. M. Miller Winchester South Lutheran Theological Seminary Columbia Elijah Alexander Brown Atlanta Marcus Johnson Brown Greenwood Miss Penelope d Hollinshead Brown Technological High School Sigma Phi Mu Race University of Georgia Chi Phi Fraternity University Glee Club Thalians Dramatic Club Harriet Elizabeth Johnson Mark W. Johnson Georgia South Key Virgine Collmes Mr. Jee Joseph Emerson Brown Elizabeth Gresham South Carolina Supreme Court United States Senate Coutts & Co New York Exchange Stewart Bell North Cameron Street Buffalo N. Y Mary Sutton Miller J. E. Brown Palmer Johnson Rivers Road Lewis S. G. Miller D. Lewis Samuel Godfrey Miller S . C. Burgin

Dinner Party Honors Mr and Mrs Adams At Gainesboro Home

Mr and Mrs Ernest Adams entertained at their Gainesboro home with a dinner party for Mr and Mrs Marcus Adams whose marriage is announced for June on Saturday morning in Hagerstown Maryland. Guests included Miss Ruth Anna Ramey and others. The couple plan to live in Waynesboro after the ceremony. Rev Dr McFaden reported recovering well after appendectomy at Winchester Memorial Hospital. A Pennsylvania couple Beatrice Mae Keller and Frank E Grove were licensed to marry in Hummelstown Pa and planned to wed at United Brethren Church led by Rev George W Stover.

Adams Ernest Adams Gainesboro Marcus Adams Hagerstown Ruth Anna Ramey KH. B. Ramey Hayfield Frances Adams Lucie’ White Vernon Unger Russell Triplect Junior Adams Garland Adams Lindén Ramey Wainesboro Pennsylvania Corporation Clerk’s Beatrice Mae Keller Frank E. Grove Hummelstown Grove John Grove John A Keller George W. Stover United Brethren Church

Shoop Joins Leader Store Clerical Staff

Mrs Blanche Shoop of South Braddock street has accepted a clerical post at The Leader Store and will begin duties this week. She is known as an efficient saleslady formerly with H K Green and Brother and later F S Emmert Son and Company. Lieut W Abner Huntsberry US Army and Mrs Huntsberry are visiting after a motor trip. They are guest at Lieut Huntsberry's parents summer home on the Ke Bud road. Mrs Huntsberry was Miss Constance Gwaltney of Reidsville NC before her marriage on June 17.

Thomas F. Timperlake Leader Blanche Shoop South Braddock Street Shoop H. K Green and Brother F. S. Emmert, Son and Company Huntsberry W. Abner Huntsberry United States Army Lieut. Huntsberry Soa Wn Re Beetle Ke Bud Road Constance, Gwaltney Reidsville N. C Kathryn Twiford Taylor Roanoke George Paylor Fairmont Avenue

Eastern Star Lawn Festival Plans Form At McKinley Chapter

Committees of McKinley Chapter Order of the Eastern Star finalize plans for their annual lawn festival to be held at 116 North Braddock Street near the bus terminal from 5 to 10 pm Friday June 30. Menu includes sandwiches chicken noodle soup ice cream homemade cakes coffee and lemonade. The chapter invites friends and the public to come eat with them and shine with the stars.

Eastern Star Shapes McKinley Chapter Order of the Eastern Star North Braddock Street

Injured Auto Victims Recover in Local Hospitals

Albert Norton formerly of Wisconsin now in Baltimore and John Sowers Jr of Warren County have recovered enough to leave Winchester Memorial Hospital after minor injuries from two auto accidents earlier this week. Norton suffered a fractured nose and facial lacerations when his car went off the Lee Jackson highway east of here. Sowers sustained leg bruises when his vehicle failed to navigate a sharp curve north of Riverton. Both were treated by Dr. George G. Snarr and discharged yesterday.

Albert Norton Baltimore John Sowers County Winchester Memorial Hospital Norton Lee-Jackson Highway Here George G. Snarr Sowers Riverton Warren County Snarr

Funkhouse and Strode Married at United Brethren Church

Clyde Lee Funkhouse and Edna Earl Strode were wed last night at the United Brethren Church parsonage on North Avenue by Rev George W. Stover. The bride, from Stephens City, is daughter of Joseph Strode and the late Virgie Strode. The groom, son of C. P. Funkhouser of Moorefield West Virginia, works at Bar Fries Grocery in Winchester. They will reside here.

Clyde Lee Funkhouse Edna Earl Strode United Brethren Church North Avenue George W. Stover Stephens City Joseph Strode Virgie B. Strode C. P. Funkhouser Moorefield Hardy County W. Va Bar Fries Winchseter

Visit of Dr and Mrs Small and Son to Kernstown

Dr and Mrs George William Small and their son Billy from Bangor Maine arrived at Mrs Chiles home in Kernstown to spend part of the summer. They traveled via New York and Baltimore on the way to Virginia. Dr Small teaches at the University of Maine and Mrs Small is formerly Eleanor Chiles.

Lafayette A. J. Novick Marshall Irwin Novick William Cohen Easton New York

Ladies' Aid Society Meeting at Mrs Rowland's Home

The Ladies' Aid Society of Friendship United Brethren Church will meet at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon at Mrs B A Rowland's home with full attendance urged. Several members and local residents return from travels and studies for summer plans and church activities are noted.

Ladies’ Aid Society Rowland Friendship United Brethren Church B. A. Rowland

Local residents ill and traveling for the summer

Mrs. Ernest Luttrell is improving at home on Senseney road after illness. Miss Meda Dick, recently injured in a November automobile accident, has moved home to Clear Brook from Memorial Hospital and is considered in satisfactory condition. Seddon Nelson returns to Charlottesville to enroll at the University of Virginia for the summer session. Bernice Willis and her daughter Helen leave for Washington and Baltimore on vacation with Mrs Willis visiting her mother. Mrs. M. D. Glover of Mount Ephraim, N. J. visits her son and daughter-in-law in Winchester. Morris E. Cather Jr. of Charles Town and his grandparents are informed he is recovering from a tonsil operation at Memorial Hospital. Miss Jane Flood of Winchester Public Schools departs Sayre Pa. for summer vacation.

Susan Steck Mount Holyoke College Mount Holyoke Mass Pittsburgh John M. Steck Fairmont Avenue Ernest Luttrell Senseney Road Meda Dick Clearbrook Memorial Hospital Wir Seddon Nelson Robert B. Nelson Christ Church West Boscawen Street Charlottesville University of Virginia Bernice Willis Harper Method Shop Helen Willis Washington Baltimore Willis Morris E. Cather, Jr Morris E. Cather Charles Town E. W Cather Blanche Shoppe Jane Flood Winchester Public Schools Sayre Pa

Death summons comes quietly for G. R. Haines

Funeral services for Mr Haines will be held at 9 o'clock tomorrow from his home 321 West Leicester Street with the pastor of Braddock Street Methodist Church South officiating. The procession will then go to Luray for burial in Green Hill Cemetery alongside family. Pallbearers include Ray Robinson Wilbur Cather Daniel W. Lupton Charles P. McVicar Charles R. Keeler and C Douglas Barnett.

Hairlts West Leicester Street Braddock Street Charles P. McVicar Charles R. Keelernd C.douglas Barnett

New Woman Envoy? Julia Wheelock Named for Jugoslavia Post

Mrs. Julia Wheelock of New York City may become the second woman to represent the United States abroad. She is said to have received many endorsements for the post of United States minister to Jugoslavia.

Julia Wheelock New York City United States Jugoslavia

Winchester adopts tax rate and penalties ordinance

City council approves a 1.35 tax rate with 4 percent penalty after October 1 and 1 percent monthly thereafter, plus a 2 percent current year discount for payments by October 1. The vote was 10 to 1 with Henry voting no citing hardship on taxpayers. A sewer tax ordinance also passes unanimously.

Rosenberger Common Council City of Winchester Messrs Harper Anderson Barr Forney Hable Hollis Marshall Miller Page Henry Hooker Consumers Company Corporation Commission Richmond Pilcher Public and Local Improvements Committee State Corporation Commission Inclu Charles A. Charles H. Harper Tout H. Rosenberger Fred W. Forney J Hephel Henry W. Nelson Page Frank Barr Herman H. Hable Percy D. Miller Lawrence C. Hollis Peyton J. Marshall W. W Fred L. Glaize Europe

Distinguished Native Princes in Welsh Royal Titles

The term prince of Wales historically marked the native princes of Wales serving as a preeminent royalty. It shows how the title evolved from regional rulers to a ceremonial symbol within the British monarchy.

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