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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1934

Page

3

Miscellaneous Shower For Mrs DeLancey

Mrs J C Harrell hosted about fifty guests at a Monday afternoon shower and tea at her Gray avenue apartment in honor of her sister Mrs Comrey DeLancey whose marriage recently took place. The decor featured pink and green with roses and gifts for the bride presented in a decorated umbrella. In the receiving line were Mrs J C Harrell Mrs James F Rehill mother of the bride Mrs DeLancey and Miss Mary Davis of Martinsburg WV. Before marriage the bride was Miss Louise Rehill.

J. C. Harrell Gray Avenue Comrey DeLancey James F. Rehill DeLancey Mary Davis Martinsburg W. Va

Thomsons Plan Summer at Summit Point Estate

Senator Champ Clark and family prepare to move from Spring Valley to St. Louis for the summer with three young sons, Champ Clark II and twins Marsh and Kimball. Mrs. Champ Clark has been visiting in New Orleans and returns to Honeyshuck, Bowling Green, Missouri. The Thomsons will stay at Summit Point, West Virginia, on the estate of Mrs Thomson's mother.

Bennett Champ Clark Champ Clark 2d Marsh and Kimball Spring Valley St. Louis Champ Clark Senator Clark James M. Thomson New Orleans Honeyshuck Bowling,Green

Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Community Events

A dense listing shows theater rehearsals at Colonial Theatre for The Cradle Snatchers, lawn party at Angerona Terrace, multiple church and club meetings, a square dance at Rouss Park, and luncheons or meetings at George Washington Hotel. Notable groups include 4-H, Boy Scouts, Lions Club, Kiwanis, and various church choirs.

Colonial Theatre Little Theatre Angerona Terrace Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Chanters Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid Society of Church __ of Christ Ernest Shade Lions Club George Washington Hotel Kiwanis Club The First Baptist Church Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks Grace Lutheran Church

Surprise Birthday Party for Walter Largent

A surprise supper was held on Laurel Hill Church grounds in Good West Virginia to celebrate Walter Largent turning twenty one. Guests included numerous local families and friends with a large cake baked by Gorelem Clark. William Pingley Jr., son of Mrs. John Marshall, left for Baltimore to pursue Army Air Corps examinations as a member of the 116th Infantry Virginia National Guard.

Laurel Hill Good W. Va Walter Largent Charles Webster Gladys Bassy Junior Everett Stotler Lottie Hilda Lloyd Elwood Winnams Irene Dorothy Russell Hershell F. J. Gardner Hazel Virginia Pauline Russell Pugh Doris Granis Albert Molybee Gorelem Clark Robert Ramelle Irvin Hammock Mary Lee James Melvin Nesmith Ray Calvert Russell Lee Edgar Largent Buddy Nora Largent Foster William William Pingley, Jr John Marshall Davis Apartments Baltimore Army Air Corps Pingley 116Th Infantry Virginia National Guard

Shower and Bridge Party For Mrs John Crowl

Mary Sullivan hosted a miscellaneous shower and bridge for Mrs John Crowl with two tables of bridge. Prizes went to Mrs Chester Hobart and Mrs Urban Sheetz. Gifts presented to the bride included a larkspur decorated package. refreshments followed. Guests listed include Mrs William Brown and others.

Mary Sullivan John Crowl Chester Hobart Urban Sheetz William Brown Milton B. Bauserman Hunter Gaunt J. C. Harrell Mary Thomas

January Wedding Announced in Mount Pleasant Source

Miss Viving Lamp daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Lamp Mount Pleasant and Mr Holmes Rosenberger son of Mrs Bessie Rosenberger Mount Pleasant wed Tuesday January 16 in the parsonage Church of Christ Hagerstown Md Rev F H Snavely officiated Hotel Managers Eugene R Branch George R Barr attended separate hotel convention in Washington.

Viving Lamp W. H. Lamp Mount Pleasant Holmes Rosenberger Bessie Rosenberger Church of Christ Hagerstown F. H Snavely Messrs Eugene R. Branch George Washington Hotel George R. Barr Jack Washington Southern Hotel Association Mayflower Hotel

Social Notices Roundup of Local Visits and Travel

Mrs. Anita Trenary returns home to Staunton after visiting Mrs. Frank Buckley. Miss Elizabeth Flowers visits Miss Westwood Byrd at Rosemont Clarke County. Mr. and Mrs. William Byrd stay with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Baker on North Braddock Street Washington. Kathleen Stover and Louise Stover of Springdale visit Moorefield West Virginia. Lieut J B Lindsey and wife drive to Washington DC yesterday. J B Beverley leaves for Gettysburg and Pennsylvania cities. Miss Oata Anderson visits sister Mrs Bruce Galliday in Portsmouth. Louis Fries and Marie Fries and DeCarlos visit friends in Ohio. Mrs Stanley Cooper returns from two weeks in Washington.

Elizabeth Flowers Richmond William Byrd Washington Lewis Baker North Braddock Street Kathleen Stover Louise Stover Springdale Bartonville Moorefield W. Va

Waller Praises Co I Riflemen National Champions

Captain Hartman notes Company I rifle team has won national state and regimental titles for four straight years. Prior years saw Edwin H Smith and I R Golightly among top scorers. Sergeant Glenn Seabright won the 1933 President's trophy at Quantico and J P Blount competed for two Olympic teams.

Ing Edwin H. Smith I. R. Golightly Hartman National Guard Union Company I National Guard of Virginia One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry Glenn Seabright Quantico J. P. Blount Clarke County

Lawn Party at Kernstown Church to Raise Funds

Kernstown Methodist Church sponsors a yard party on the church lawn this evening to raise funds for painting the church. Proceeds support church upkeep and community fellowship.

Kernstown

Millwood social circle travels to Shrine Mont conference

Millwood Virginia on June 21 reports Rev B Duvall Chambers and party attending the Shrine Mont conference for Church Workers with bishops, chaplains, and a long list of attendees. Other local residents visited, hosted dances, and children and guests joined social events across Millwood and nearby towns.

Millwood B. Duvall Chambers Shrine Mont Orkney Springs Henry Post Mitchell Christ Church Cary Harrison Agnes Mitchell J. E. Zombro Emmanuel Chapel Boyce Adabelle Vowell Margaret Brown Helen Brown Elizabeth Jolliffe Margaret Vorus William Vorus H. St. George Tucker D. D E. L. Woodward Nathaniel B. Groton St. Thomas’ Church White Marsh Woman's Auxiliary Board of Missions Nettie Yowell Lilly Garver Lawrence Garver Ernest Adams Charles Beard James L. Burnette Winston Pine Garland Borwn Susie Smith Mare Oe. C. Randolph Norfolk Carrie Seldon William “Turpin Match Richard P. Whiting Maria Woolfolk Baltimore

Susan Sheppard Marries as Sister Janet Did

Following her sister Janet in June nuptials, Miss Susan Sheppard daughter of Texas Senator Morris Sheppard wed a groom not named in the readable fragment. The brief notes the family connection and the male spouse but lacks full couple details.

Janet Richard L. Arnold Susan Sheppard Morris Sheppard Texas

Social visit notes from Baltimore area families

Miss Ann Meade of Baltimore stayed with sister Mrs Archibald Bevan in Millwood. Mrs D C Burchard of Baltimore visited cousins Mr and Mrs Lewis B Meade. Mrs Spencer Carter, who opened Rosney for the summer, returned home on Monday for a few days.

Ann Meade Baltimore Archibald Bevan Millwood D. C. Burchard Lewis Spencer Carter Rosney Iice

Dead Dillinger Gangster's Girld Blamed in Prison Term

In Madison Wisconsin a woman connected to the Dillinger case faces a year in prison after a car bombing incident and the Little Bohemia confrontation where Dillinger escaped. The article notes her involvement and legal outcome.

Impton Madison Wis Carroll Anid Atd Little Bohemia Illinger

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. DeLancey Mrs. Thomson Summit Point Robert Y Conrad Post American Legion Joseph William North Frederick Pike Just Oxfords Huntsberry George Miller Edgewood Stephenson John H. Ritter Bernice Mildred Ritter Mary Pyle Gilbert Cadwallader Elsie Kathleen Cadwallader James Marshall Berryville Lohr Clevenger Kenneth Charles Nancy Lee Douglas Patricia Ann Winchester W. G. Dorsey Washington, D. C George R. Miller Jennie Lou Eleanor Robertson Mr. Cone S. E. Robertson George W. Cone Sadie A. Cone Riverton Riverton Methodist - Episcopal Church R. V. Whitehurst S. E. Robertson, Jr James Lee Robertson Maryland William H. Grafft Easton Mary Crider McKinley Chapter Order of the Eastern Star A. J. Tavenner St Albin H.S. Mason Herbert Harmer Jane Scully Georgia Conrad Miss Conrad Bryan Conrad Walter Reid Hospital Conrad Walter Reid Chesapeake Bay Claude Grove Harry Steele W. S. Sargent Loval Grove Frank Steele Sam Grove Frederick Jenkins South Street William Harry Jenkins Jenkins Katherine Cain W. 8. Sargent Chicago United Brethren Church Elmer V. Hodges Harry Woodward Mrs. Shanton Piney Point Potomac River Mr. Woodward W. R. Perrine Mrs. Perrine Helen Kiger Georgetown University School of Nursing Arthur Streit Middle Road George B. Guthridge Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College Robert Snapp Gertrude Trenary Lewis Renner Brunswick, Md Ray Riser P .W. Boyd Virginia Tayloe Boyd Mary Warden Boyd Anita Trenary Frank Buckley Staunton J. B. Lindsey J. B. Beverley Gettysburg Pennsylvania Oata Anderson Mrs Bruce Galliday Portsmouth Louis Fries Marie Mr. DeCarlos Ohio Stanley Cooper Waller U. S Camp Beckford E. B. Whelan Edinburg C. Carpenter Chuck Roast Libby Ige Brooks Brooks’ Pharmacy Episcopal Church Margaret Byrd Thomas B. Byrd Blue, Ridge Country Club Eleanor Misslizabeth Massie Bobby Conrad Margaret Dal de Tae Richard Wilmer Gaywood Berkley Harris Bethel Pauline Bowie Mt. Airy Gertrude Dougherty Virginia Watkins Vaida Mary Burchard Margaret Dole Ann Williams Joseph Moore, Jr Miriam Scott Richard Wilmer, Jr Conrad Lewis Thomas Burchard Roland Mitchell Charles Burwell Tyson Gilpin Richard Dole Hugh M. Nelson, Jr Susan Sheppard Wedsmack, JR Cornelius McGillicuddy, Jr Connie Mack Philadelphia Athletics Duke University Shenandoah Valley National Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation B. Meade Jean C Jean Crompton Tommy Carroll Dillinger Congress Federal Deposit Gad the Commercial & Savings Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Lorain R. M. Swimley East Geo. Washington Hotel Blatz Gram Wd Freeman Lovett Brothers N. Main Street
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