Engagement announced at Lamb garden party in Winchester
Miss Edna La Rue Lamb and Mr. James Russell Snider were announced at a garden party hosted by the Lambs in Winchester. The couple plans a late summer wedding with Lamb a Handley School and Jeter Grad ed School alumna and Snider a Lions Club member employed by W. B. Snider and Son.
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Edna Lamb
James R. Snider
Edna la Rue Lamb
John Paul Lamb
North Braddock Street
James Russell Snider
William B. Snider
Miss Lamb
John Kerr
Snider
Handley High School
Lions’ Club
W. B
Local Club Meetings Distrubed Throughout Week
Social calendar lists Lions Kiwanis and Rotary luncheons at George Washington Hotel. Choir rehearsals and lodge meetings set for United Brethren Grace Lutheran Elks and others. Legion post luncheon also scheduled at the hotel with various church choirs practicing in evenings.
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Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
United Brethren Young Peoples Choir
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
Miss Anne Beall Silver Weds Nathaniel Myers Boyd in Martinsburg
Anne Beall Silver daughter of Mr and Mrs Gray Silver Martinsburg and Nathaniel Myers Boyd of Grafton WV formerly Martinsburg wed at First Presbyterian Church Martinsburg. Officiated by Reverends Woods and Diehl. Reception followed. Out of town guests listed from Baltimore Middleburg and Morgantown.
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W. B. O’neal
His Cliff Presbyterian Church
W. B. O'Neal
Edna Dinges
Middletown
Anne Beall Silver
Nathaniel Myers Boyd
Martinsburg
Gray Silver
Grafton
W. Va
First Presbyterian Church
John Hill Burnside
Boyd
John Boyd Hoke
Virginia
Maryland
Massachusetts
Bealls
Magruders
Ridgele
Sumners
Winchester
Richard Stuart Hunter
Guilford
Baltimore
Shenandoah Valley Academy
University of Virginia
S. N. Myers
Elisha Boyd
Boydville
Holmes, Hunters and Willoughys
Maslins
Biddles and Mayburys
Philadelphia
Charles
W. M. McCormick
Middleburg
Charleston
Herbert C. Greer
Jane Greer
Morgantown
Roland Ringold
Shepherdstown
Braxton D. Gbson
Gibson
Charles Town
Old Bethel Epworth League Social on July Fourth
Old Bethel Epworth League near Nain plans a church social July 4 at 7 30 p m. Members host the event and invite the public to attend.
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Old Bethel Epworth League
Nain
Shawnee Garden Club Hosts Miniature Flower Exhibit
Mrs R C Green hosted Shawnee Garden Club on June 20 at West Leicester. President Mrs Eugene Cooper led a brief meeting. The club will hold a miniature flower exhibit at Colonial Art and Craft Shop on June 27 with three classes and prizes. Mrs Sam Preston spoke on Perennial Gardens and garden bird encouragement. Tea followed in the host’s garden.
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R. C. Green
West Leicester Street
Eugene Cooper
Colonial Art and Craft Shop
Sam Preston
Green
Congregational Church Members Headed to Elon for Training and Visits
Two cars carry local Congregational Christian Church members to Elon N C for Leadership Training School activities. Rev Ivan R Smith and church representatives also travel with plans to return late Sunday. ETA notes include Mary Cleig and Jeanne Miller among attendees.
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Congregational Christian Church
Elon
N. C
Kenneth Hook
Perry Miller
Mary Cleig
Jeanne
Esta Jackson
Arthur Wilson Spaid
Jeanne Miller
Elia Pugh
Girl Scouts Plan Two Encampments At White Rock
Girl Scouts will spend three weeks at White Rock this year marking their seventh year in camp. Two ten day encampments will be held with fifty eight girls already registered. Camp offers include pioneering handicraft dramatics boating swimming life saving and a daily newspaper. Camp leaders include Miss Rene Mathews and Miss Charlotte Campbell with a trained team of counselors. A camp office opens at the George Washington Hotel and a meeting at the Lutheran Church tonight at 7 30 will cover health examinations baggage and other details.
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Ter
White Rock
Rene Mathews
Charlotte Campbell
Rebecca Kern
Betty Jane Oswald
Claire Beckoff
Martha Scott Atkins
Dianah Richmond
Helen Keeler
Jesse Mason
Jesse
George Washington
Middletown 4-H Club Sets Contest Plans and Time Changes
The Middletown 4-H Club held its June meeting with pledge and motto. Delegates Ellen Brumback and Franklin Pingbey were chosen and will share costs. A three heading dress contest selected one boy and one girl in each category. County and state contests were noted with venues Winchester and Blacksburg. Summer meeting times shift to 2 pm on the second Tuesday. girl project meetings stay on the fourth Tuesday. Nearby residents Jensen Mull er and Sloat families were among visitors returning from events and trips.
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Middletown
4-H
Ellen Brumback
Franklin Pingbey
Winchester
Blacksburg
Sager Family Hosts Large Woodstock Gathering
Mr and Mrs B F Sager held a family dinner honoring Mr Sager s brother and sister. Guests from Woodstock included W D Sager and daughters Hilda and Rebecca Alger Smoot and daughter Geraldine Robert Sager and sons Clayton and John Calvin Stanley Shipe and Mrs Agnes Smoot from St Luke Afternoon visitors came from this city and Carroll Lee Bush family from Baltimore Walter and Joan Marie. Mr Sager s brother J M Sager from Canton Ohio could not attend.
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B. F. Sager
Woodstock
Stanley Shipe
Agnes Smoot
St. Luke
Will Dellinger
A. H. Davidson
City
Carroll Lee Bush
Carroll, Jr
Walter
Joan Marie
Baltimore
Anniversary Dinner Guests Highlight Local Families
In Hagerstown Maryland Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Keller hosted an anniversary dinner for Mr and Mrs Chalmers Baker of Shippensburg Pennsylvania as their marriage marks one year. Several local residents and relatives attended and others planned visits and trips to Cumberland Philadelphia and New York with extended travel to South Carolina. A lamp church yard party is scheduled for June 27 at Lamps school house, weather permitting.
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Margaret Kern
William Secrist
Baltimore
J. F. Haas
Methodist Church
E. L. Kern
D. F. Kern
Gore
Secrist
S. S. Secrist
Ellsworth Keller
H. L. Keller
Hagerstown
Chalmers Baker
Shippensburg
Frances Pence
L. H. Pence
Parkway
Harrisonburg State Teacher's College
Cumberland
Luda Newland
Anna Free
June
Hazel Bennett
Poling
Lamp
Billie Richards
Charlotte Nicodemus
Philadelphia
New York
South Carolina
Salisbury
Exaltation of Cruelty and Dictatorship’s Impact
In harsh regimes the exaltation of cruelty emerges as a dangerous by product of authoritarian rule. The passage notes how state sanctioned brutality becomes normalized and propagandized, shaping public perception and eroding civic norms.
Water plan data request delays Winchester project
Col J A Anderson acting PWA administrator for Virginia asks City Manager Field for pages of data on a proposed new water source for Winchester. Data already supplied, study by Anderson and staff under way in Richmond before forwarding to federal authorities. Field flew over Cedar Creek area aboard a transport plane visiting Winchester.
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Col
J. A. Anderson
Richmond
PWA
Virginia
Winchester
Col. Anderson
Washington
Field
Cedar Creek
Repair Work Digs East Boscawen Street For Cable Fix
City employees dig on East Boscawen Street near Loudoun to repair a white way cable believed broken by a short circuit. Last week’s similar job on East Piccadilly near Cameron completed. While crews work, fire hydrant improvements will be made. nozzle length too long and foul curb edges, prompting a shorter replacement.
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East Boscawen Street
Loudoun
East Piccadilly
Cameron
Abe
Prince George Labeled Lunatic to Halt Yugoslav Throne Plot
Rumors swirled in Yugoslavia that Prince George aimed to seize the throne from his nephew King Peter, who ascended after King Alexander’s assassination. The prince’s physician rejected the plot claims, declaring the prince hopelessly lunatic.
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Yugoslavia
Prince George
Peter
Alexander
Roosevelt offspring rowed in junior varsity shell race
The Roosevelt team faced defeat against Yale rowers in the Harvard junior varsity shell. The Yale crew edged ahead while Harvard watched. The varsity race was postponed to the next day, leaving both teams hoping for better conditions.
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Harvard
Yale
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