Shade Family Holds First Reunion at Shade Homestead
The Shade family held its first annual reunion on Sunday, June 17, at the Shade homestead two and a half miles north of Reynolds Store. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. C. A Russell and many relatives and in laws from Washington Ridge Gainesboro and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shade
Old Shade
Reynolds Store
C. A Russell
B. V. Shade
Washington
A. H. Hovermale
Ridge
Ed Brown
Gainesboro
Forest Bageant
I. D. Shade
Randall Omps
Hobbs Michael
O'Neil Michael
Sophia
Irene Brown
Evelyn
Hilda
Mary
Catherine Unger
Janey
Roxanna Batt
O’nile Omps
Virginia Haneler
Glenda Sawyer
Helen Graham
Winona Richards
Francis Adams
Dolores Hovermale
Gene and
Louis Hovermale
Miss Anderson Engaged to Mr J W Widmeyer in City
Announcement of the engagement of Miss LaVella Frances Anderson and Mr Jack Ward Widmeyer, both of this city. Details on families, schooling, occupations, and a late summer wedding. Also notes on a double birthday party, Epworth League officers, a pastors visit, birth of a son, and a church class gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVella Frances Anderson
Jack Ward Widmeyer
Miss Anderson
Charles A. Anderson
National Avenue
Handley High School
F. S. Emmert Son and Company
L. R. Smith, Inc
Social Calendar of Weekly Meetings and Rehearsals
Community groups convene at the George Washington Hotel and nearby venues for meetings and rehearsals. Eastern Star Lions Kiwanis Elks Rotary American Legion and church choirs hold luncheons, sessions, and practices through the week.
Pine Hill 4 H Club Plans July Activities
Pine Hill 4 H Club met June 16 at the Modern Woodman’s picnic woods Middletown with 15 members and five visitors. Norma Sue Judy elected assistant club leader. yard party planned for June 30. dress contest held June 20 at Grange Hall. next meeting set for Fox’s Park July 21. The group also notes absence of camp this year and a postmeeting weiner roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Hills 4-H
Woodman's Picnic Woods
Middletown
Thelma Petty
Norma Sue Judy
Bety Carper
Mary Jucy
Orville Willey
Grange Hall
Fox’s Park
Weiner
Mary Judy
Peggy Montgomery
Louise Mowery
Thelma
Ruby Lee Pety
Ruth Mae Willey
Elizabeth Farrar
Anetta Wakeman
Alice
Messrs
Keith and
James Judy
Robert Montgomery
Loring Carper
Haden Clem
Boyd McDonald
Ralph Wakeman
I. Fred Stine
Junior Auxiliary Sponsors Card Party at Winchester Club
The Junior Auxiliary of Memorial Hospital held a well attended card party at Winchester Golf Club with a tea at five. Prizes included permanent waves won by Mrs. Ralph Dorsey of Berryville and Mrs. Katharine Robertson, with thanks to merchants and beauty parlors for donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Winchester Golf Club
Ralph Dorsey
Berryville
Katherine Robertson
Social Roundup Notes City Visitors and Events
Mrs. Victor L. Denny visits Edinburg friend Miss Lou Hopewell then returns home. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Blair plan return to Fairmont West Virginia after a stay at the George Washington Hotel. Martinsburg host Boyd Hoke entertained Winchester youths before a Martins visit. Mrs. Albert L. Twestridge of Chester Pa attends at Frank Armstrong Jr. and family. The Argenbright couple return from a southern Virginia wedding trip. Mrs. Argenbright was Miss June Mason. Mrs. H. D. Campbell of Washington arrives to visit Rev. and Mrs. Robert B. Campbell on West Cork street. Mrs. R. T. Barton Jr. of Richmond visits Shrine Mont conference attendees and stays with Mrs. Barton Sr. Major Barton joins for the weekend. Miss Eleanor Flood heads to Washington DC for weekend with friends. Miss Elizabeth Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Baker, sick with tonsillitis but improving. Mrs. M. Charles Burke and Miss Cissie Ady visiting in Towson Md will return with Misses Virginia and Marie Mudd and Mr. Charles Mudd to stay with their grandmother. Christ Episcopal Church members sponsor a lawn supper June 28 at 5:30 to 7:00 at Mrs. Frank Buckley’s 20 Stewart Street. Supper 35c, pony rides for children, palmist to read futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Barton, Jr
Richmond
Church Workers
Shrine Mont
R. T. Barton, Sr
Washington Street
Major Barton
Mrs. Barton
M. Charles Burke
Cissie Ady
R. E. Mudd
Cameron Street
Congregation of
Christ Episcopal Church
Frank Buckley
Stewart Street
Palmist
Death Summons Daniel Hughes Bank President
Daniel S. Hughes 81, president of the Bank of Charles Town, died about midnight Thursday after a weeklong illness following pneumonia. A native of Gerrardstown Berkeley County, he lived 45 years in Charles Town and was active in financial and civic affairs. Survived by his second wife Laura Miller Hughes and two sisters Anna and Laura Hughes of Charles Town. his first wife Anna McCarroll predeceased him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel S. Hughes
Bank of
Charles Town
Pneumon
Mr. Hughes
Gerrardstown
Berkeley County
John Smith
Anna Tanquary Hughes
Anna McCarroll
Laura Miller
Joseph A. Miller
Nineveh
Warren County
Anna
Laura Hughes
Knights Templar to Make Trip to San Francisco
Virginia visitors to the Knights Templar convention plan a rail trip to San Francisco about July 1. Attending are J. T Houck of Harrisonburg C. W. Fletcher of Alexandria Col T. J. Nottingham and F. L. Grimstead of Norfolk C. Vernon Eddy of Winchester recorder of the Grand Commandery of Virginia is expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
San Francisco
J. T Houck
Harrisonburg
C. W. Fletcher
Alexandria
Col
T. J. Nottingham
F. L. Grimstead
Norfolk
C. Vernon Eddy
Winchester
Grand Commandery
Local F F A Rally Trip Delights Handley Boys
Handley F F A members return from the V P I rally with praise for the trip. Dairy and live stock judging teams from Handley ranked well, Rudolph Crisman set a discus mark, and members from Stephens City and Middletown enjoyed sightseeing visits to Mountain Lake, Lovers Leap, and Lakeside Summer Resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayfiman
Polhamus
McVey
Poulet
McIilwee
Mike Garber
Kate Smith
al Jolson
W.W. R. Legge
W. Te MctTl
Thurston Clevenger
Thomas Rosenberger
Huyett Light
Rudolph Crisman
Earl Cather
Hunter Bayliss
Ray Cather
Claude Smaltz
Stephens City
Middletown
R. A. Wall
Wayne Warren
Emmett Scothorn
Harry Cook
Wade Rothgeb
Henry Brumback
Clarence Shiley
Ross Lillard
Charles Reely
Mountain Lake
Giles County
Lover's Leap
Blacksburg
Lakeside
Salem
Arthur Mowrey Lodged In Jail
Arthur Mowrey of Middletown area was jailed for contempt for not paying court ordered $15 monthly child and wife support. Judge Donald L. Weems in Domestic and Juvenile Relations Court had ordered support since his desertion a year ago, but Mowrey has not complied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mowrey
Middletown
Mowrey
Donald L. Weems
Resolutions by Winchester Park Association Honor Carey Whetzel
The Winchester Park Association records heartfelt condolences for Carey Gordon Whetzel who died June 21 1934. A founder and longtime member he helped organize youth programs and the Winchester baseball team. The group directs the secretary to publish the resolutions in the Winchester Evening Star and send copies to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Gordon Whetzel
Winchester
City of
Winchester Park Association
Winchester Evening Star
Heavy Week Ahead for Driver Permits
State police officers Raymond E. Bayliss and George F. Miller expect the busiest period of the year as drivers must renew or obtain new permits by July 1. They assist applicants, notarize signatures, collect fifty cent fees, and forward them to Richmond. permits are mailed directly to applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond E. Bayliss
George F. Miller
Division of Motor Vehicles
Richmond
Sacred Heart Church Service Schedule
The Church of Sacred Heart on Loudoun and Cecil Streets announces Masses at 8 and 10 30 with Benediction after the late Mass. Sodality members will receive Holy Communion in a body at the 8 o'clock Mass. Rev Robert BE Hannon is pastor and Rev Paul V Heller is assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun
Cecil Streets
Robert BE. Hannon
Paul V. Heller
Sodality
Washington Man Visits Wife and Mrs Newlin on West Clifford
Mr W A Carskaden of Washington spends the weekend with his wife and visits Mrs Estelle Newlin at her home on West Clifford street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Carskaden
Washington
Mrs. Carskaden
Estelle Newlin
West Clifford Street
Gray Avenue Social Note Highlights Baker and Wilson Visit
Miss Mary Catherine Baker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Baker of Gray Avenue, visits Miss Willar Wilson at Middleway West Virginia. Miss Wilson was a recent guest of Miss Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Baker
Earl Baker
Gray Avenue
Willar Wilson
Middleway
W. Va
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. H. Chamberlin
Charles Sencindiver
Paul M. Chamberlin
Market St. Epworth
Epworth League
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Marguerite Schmidt
Mary Brashears
Sara Carper
Mabel Clark
Mary Louise Bell
Martha DeHaven
Jane Rosenberger
George Brashears
William Argenbright
Mr. Johnson
James A. Johnson
Lexington
Front Royal
Robert S. Smith
Middle Road
Stephens City Charge
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
John McKee
John B. McKee
West Cork Street
H. R. Tredway
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
McKinley Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Colonial Theatre
Little Theatre
Kiwanis Club
First Baptist Church
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Pine Hill
Theis-Pence
Hilda Pence
Forestville
Shenandoah County
O. Braxton Theis
New Market
Wade H. Pence
O. Theis
Geneva Pence
Oscar Bumgardner
Lela E. Woods
Mount Airy
Greensboro
N. C
Dr. Scholl
Huntsberry
Junior Auxiliary
United Brethren Church
Dayton
Grace E. Fries
Inez Fries
Anna Kiracofe
Helen Mullen
Ruth Patton
Jeanette Wisecarver
Dorothy Grubb
George W. Stover
West Virginia
Lawrence Wright James
Romney
C. James
Geraldine Catherine McDonald
Martinsburg
Jacob McDonald
Barton
Robert T. Barton, Jr
R. T. Barton
South Washington Street
J P. Hayley
Kathleen Stickley
Lakey
Kathleen Elizabeth Stickley
Reliance
Clifton H.lakey
North Carolina
Washington, D. C
Russell R. Stickley
Rockville
W. R. Perrine
Jane Mudd
St. Clair Brooke
Sinclair Bowling
Chevy Chase
Hagerstown
F. E. Senger
Earl L. Bostetter
Gladys K. Bostetter
Maryland
Franklin G. Senger
Winchester Circuit
Lloyd Williams
Mr. Williams
Presbyterian Church
Chanters
Music Lover’s Club
Frank L. Buckley
Massanetta Springs
Herman Stine
Peoria
Ill
Mr. Stne
Caterpillar Tractor Factory
Chicago
Mises Harriet and
Mary Pearson
Ruth McCann
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Charles Summers
Chambersburg, Pa
Brooks
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Victor L. Denny
Lou Hopewell
Edinburg
Mrs. Jackson Blair
Geoge Washington Hotel
Fairmont
Boyd Hoke
Martinsure
Albert L. Twestridge
Chester, Pa
Frank Armstrong, Jr
Argenbright
June Mason
H. D. Campbell
Robert B. Campbell
Eleanor Flood
H. D. Flood
Elizabeth Baker
W. W. Baker
Daniel Hughes
Bank
Knights Templar
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun St
Park Association
E. A. Crowl, F. W. Forney
J. William Stryker
R. E. Bayliss
Church OF Sacred
Wall Street Journal
American Express
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Plymouth
Mon Bair
Ivory
R. G. A. S Stores
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Tay
Lorain
R. M. Swimley
East Geo. Washington Hotel
C. C. Gough
Lupton Orchard Supply Company
Lovett Brothers
N. Main Street
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