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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1935

Page

3

Turner Ashby Chapter Meets At Wayside Inn Luncheon

Turner Ashby Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy held a summer meeting at Wayside Inn Middletown with forty members and guests. Officers elected for the coming year include Mrs. R. B. Slonaker president and Miss Sally Boyd first vice president. Memorial Day remarks honored Stonewall Cemetery and Winchester’s early memorials.

Turner Ashby U. D. Co Wayside Inn Middletown United Daughters of the Confederacy Herbert S. Larrick Stonewall Cemetery Winchester Amon R. B. Slonaker Sally Boyd H. B McCormack Frank L. @zim Louise Rice Fred Barr Martin Wisecarver William Barr William Colbert W. B. Snider

Reception Held For Kiblers At Saumsville

A large reception was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. Spiker in Saumsville on Wednesday June 19 from 8 to 11 p m in honor of their daughter and son-in-law Mrs Norvil Kibler and Norvil Kibler whose marriage was recent The Spiker home was decorated with June roses and candlelight A musical program featured several local musicians and an ice course was served Relatives from Toms Brook Woodstock Edinburg Saumsville and other nearby towns attended Many gifts were exchanged.

Paul Rhodes Keller Charlotte Wolverton Bettie Jane Wolverton E R. Miley, Jr E. R. Miley Jeannine Wolverton Norvico Kiber Alfred Shumate Joe Kathleen Toms Brook D. H. Rhodes John Wolverton Saumsville George Wolverton P. N. Keller BE. R. Miley Edinburg Janet Tarley Marguerite Helen Chester Holtzman Woodstock Paul Chapman Shenandoah Caverns Irving Keller Nevin Keller W. D. Kibler Elvin Kibler W. A. Walton Robert Stickley Elda Fravel Bassett Link Anna Lee Abner Hamman Polly Anna Lee Gloria Strasburg Harold C. March Catherine Imogene Hebernald Bishop Heber R. Bishop Mount Kisco N. Y Virginia Rockrest Blue Ridge Mountains Shenandoah Valley J. M. Carr Berryville Presbyterian Church John Bishop Boston Holland Potter Robert Young Middleburg Nancy Huidekoper Ruxton Mad William. Hulbert Henry Frost Holton Arms School Washington Piedmont Hunt Bishop New York J. Low Harriman Rosemont Harry F. Byrd Mount Defiance Thurston Hughes West Point Franklin. Page Sackett Bell Rowland William C. Cox Moses Taylor Morzan Thompson Aurelius Shands Shands Sandoz R. 8. Buchanan Carlton Smith Frank West Frank Ross

Social Calendar for Winchester Churches and Clubs

Saturday events include five Young People of Winchester Church at Gibraltar hosted by Mr and Mrs George Iley in Berryville. Tuesday Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Wednesday Kiwanis luncheon there. Choir practice at United Brethren and Elks Lodge meetings. Evening choirs at Grace Lutheran and United Brethren. Rotary Club at Friday luncheon and American Legion post at George Washington Hotel.

Winchester Church M. E Gibraltar George Iley Berryville Lions Club George Washington Hotel Kiwanis Club United Brethren Young Peoples Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks Grace Lutheran Church United Brethren Church Rotary Club

McKinley Chapter OES Plans Yard Party Supper

The Ways and Means committee of McKinley Chapter No. 19 Order of Eastern Star will hold a supper and yard party at Rouss Ball Park starting Thursday evening June 27 at 5 o'clock. Mrs. A. C. Carson of Riverton hosts tomorrow afternoon at tea honoring her daughter Mrs. Henry Little of Norfolk visiting her parents.

McKinley Chapter O. E.S Ways and Means McKinley Order of Eastern Star Rouss Ball Park A. C. Carson Riverton Henry Little Norfolk

Marriage of Mary Van Pelt and Ivan Clark in Breezewood

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Mary Van Pelt daughter of Mr and Mrs Kent Van Pelt Breezewood Pa to Mr Ivan Clark son of Mr and Mrs Harry Clark Breezewood Pa. The ceremony occurred at 5 yesterday afternoon at the United Brethren Church parsonage on North Avenue. The couple will reside in Breezewood where Mr Clark works in the produce business.

Pennsylvania Mary van Pelt Kent van Pelt Breezewood Ivan Clark Harry Clark United Brethren Church North Avenue

Mrs Byrd Hosts Supper for Massie and Howson Guests

Mrs R E Byrd will entertain at a supper party next Tuesday evening honoring Mr Joseph Massie and his guest Mr Tom Howson, who is visiting Massie.

R. E. Byrd Joseph Massie Tom Howson Massie

Local social notes and upcoming events from Kernstown area

Mrs. Henry B. Gilpin hosts a luncheon for the Century Club program committee at 703 South Washington. Miss Rose McDonald of Berryville to entertain tonight before the Fairfield play. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis E. Lewis welcomed a daughter, Dorothy Allene Lewis, at 1002 South Cameron. Stella Nelson and her mother stay with Mrs. W. O. Talbert on National Avenue. Mrs. W. T. Smith returns home after tonsil surgery with satisfactory recovery. Jack Smith undergoes tonsil removal at Memorial Hospital and recovers well. Lois Talbert visits from Fayetteville High School faculty for vacation with her parents. Charlotte Campbell of Kernstown leaves for Camp Aino Farmington PA after studies at Ohio University.

Henry B. Gilpin South Washington Street Century Club Curtis E. Lewis South Cameron Street Dorothy Allene Lewis Lewis Roxana Kohne Mr. Lewis Shenandoah Motor Company Lois Talbert Fayetteville, W. Va Mrs W. O. Talbert National Avenue Charlotte Campbell P. E. Campbell Kernstown Ohio University Camp Aino Farmington

Handley FFA Group Returns From Blacksburg Rally

Handley FFA members returned from a state rally in Blacksburg where 1,200 boys gathered. W R Legge led the group with Prof W H McIlwee directing the band and Jonas Chamberlin attending for leadership. The dairy judging team also performed well and the band made a strong impression.

Handley F. F.A Blacksburg W. R. Legge W. H. McIlwee Kenneth Windle John Hottel Courtney Grim James Goode William Eagle Garland Baptist Professor Mellwee F. F. A. Dairy Gilbert Stotler Huyett Light Charles Boyd Jonas Chamberlin School For Leadership

Sacred Heart Church Mass Schedule and Sodality Communion

The Church of the Sacred Heart at Loudoun and Cecil Streets lists Rev. Robert E. Hannon as pastor and Rev. Charles Comaskey as assistant. Sunday masses are 8:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Benediction follows the 8 o'clock mass. Sodality members will receive Holy Communion at the early Mass.

Loudoun Cecil Streets Robert E. Hannon Charles Comaskey The Sodality

Convict Camp Movements and Route 50 Delays Near Winchester

The convict camp on Route 50 may move to Route 7 around August 1 after cleanup of Route 50 work. About four miles of Route 50 between Winchester and the camp will be finished. eight miles remain until the Millwood road project is labeled inactive. Land-rights appraisals for Route 50 are reportedly acceptable. Joe Moore represents the state in Clarke County negotiations. Construction may begin near the West Virginia line with a two to three year finish window for Route 7.

Route 50 Winchester Millwood Road Clarke County H. K. Benham W. Va West Virginia State Line

Quarry Adds Auxiliary Power Plant at Martinsburg

Standard Lime and Stone Company of Martinsburg West Virginia operates an auxiliary power plant for emergency use. The article notes a blast at the base of a hole near the Potomac Edison facility.

Standard Lime and Stone Company Martinsburg W. Va Edison

Power line blast at quarry risks extended outage

A dynamite blast damaged a 000 volt line near the quarry but did not disrupt service. Police seek the blast source, believed from a neighboring state. 40 sticks of dynamite were found on a pole with fuse. Repairs followed, preventing citywide blackout.

Virginia Martinsburg

Daily Vacation Bible School At Grace Church

Grace Lutheran Church begins Vacation Bible School on Monday at 9:00 a.m. Enrollment will be limited to lower grades from age three to twelve, or to juniors as the oldest. Parents of Grace children and others are invited, especially those not in other schools.

Grace Lutheran Church

Byrd Proposes Amendment On Tax Bonds Exempt

Senator Byrd and Wisconsin Progressive Lafollette clash over a tax measure linked to a $500 million nuisance tax. Byrd seeks an amendment to exempt bonds and shift tax payment responsibility to others in productive enterprises, aiming to keep Congress in session if needed.

Byrd Bob” Lafollette Wisconsin Congress

Congress Faces Session Standoff Over Tax Plan Petition

La Follette disclosed he had 14 Democrats and six Republicans backing a petition to keep Congress in session to dispose of the presidents tax program before adjournment. Senator Long said he would discuss the message in the Senate while leaders avoided setting a date. The signers included notable Republicans Borah Nye Frazier Norbeck Capper Norris and Democrats Clark Thomas Bilbo Brown Costigan Bene Schwellenbath Neely Russell Bulow McGill Kanzas.

Congress Roosevelt Sumners Tex House Judiciary Committee Senate la Follette Farmer-Laborite Minn Long D-La Shipstead Borah Idaho Nye Frazier North Dakota Norbeck South Dakota Capper Kansas Norris Nebraska Clark Missouri Montana Thomas Oklahoma Bilbo Mississippi Brown New Hampshire Costigan Colorado Bene

Hermans Home Runs Give Elks 11 9 Win Over MAC

Eddie Hermann belted two home runs for the Elks as they defeated the Men's Athletic Club 11 to 9 yesterday. Score by innings shows Elks 13 4 etc. (incomplete box) The contest ended with the Elks edging MAC in a high scoring tilt.

Eddie Hermann The Elks Herd Clumber

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