Miss Gladys Humston Weds James Dorsey at Berryville First Baptist
Miss Gladys Humston and James Andrew Dorsey were married in Berryville Clarke county at the First Baptist Church in a simple ceremony. The bride wore white georgette with silver lace and carried bride roses. The groom is a Washington Terminal Company employee. A reception followed with a buffet supper at the bride's home before a motor trip to Maryland and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Ann Humston
James A. Dorsey
First Baptist Church
Berryville
Clarke County
Gladys N Humston
James Andrew Dorsey
Washington, D. C
Geihl
Miss Ames
Fishpaw
Miss. Green
Miss Hardy
Alley
Miss Levi
Blackstone College
Blackstone
Dorsey
Eliza Dorsey
Washington Terminal Company
Union Station
Washington
Arlington
G. G. Sydnor
Charles Town
C. L. Pancoast
Elk Branch Church
Duffields
Brooke Blackford
Kansas City
Killarney
Virginia ‘Blackford
Ernest E. Higgs
Staunton
James Sydnor
Higgs
Maryland
Virginia
Vienna
Hattie Higgs
W. A. Higgs
Jefferson County
Audrey Blackford Weds James Hizes in Shenandoah Junction
Miss Audrey Blackford daughter of Mr and Mrs J Corbin Blackford of Shenandoah Junction married Mr James Albert Hizes of Charles Town in a Shenandoah Junction Presbyterian Church ceremony on Thursday afternoon June 24 The service was conducted by Rev J C Siler former pastor from Fishersville and assisted by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Blackford
Notable June Wedding in Richmond Capital
The Richmond News Leader featured a society page photo of Mrs. William Beverley formerly Elizabeth Amise Palmer of Richmond. Her marriage to Mr. Beverley occurred June 19 at Grace and Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. The couple are on a wedding trip to the Adirondacks and northern regions and expect to reach Winchester early next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond News-Leader
William Beverley
Elizabeth Amise Palmer
Richmond
Beverley
Grace
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Adirondaks
North
Winchester
Greek Youth and Clara Hitt Wed at Parsonage
Theodore Konoulas and Clara Hitt of this city were joined in marriage Saturday evening at the Lutheran Church parsonage by Rev. C. A. Freed. The groom, born in Virginia to Greek parents, works at the Busy Bee Restaurant. The bride is daughter of Thomas Hitt of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmee
Jesa Theodore Konoulas
Clara Hitt
Lutheran Church
C. A. Freed
Virginia
Busy Bee
Thomas Hitt
Mr Pembertons Dancers to Give Evening Recital
Mr Pembertons Dancers from Washington and Winchester prepare an Empire Theatre 8 30 PM recital. The program features local girls and children with special scenery lights and the Washington Empire Orchestra providing music for the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pemberton
Stafford Pemberton
Washington
Winchester
Empire Theatre
Pemberton
Washington Empire Orchestra
Local Templars Attend Woodstock Service
Messrs. C. Vernon Eddy A M Baker F L Buckley John Phillips W B Wagner and Bruce Slonaker members of Winchester Commandery Knights Templar motor to Woodstock to join with Woodstock Commandery for a special Presbyterian Church service led by Rev Dr F T McFaden of this city who is also a Knight Templar and has been preaching in Woodstock this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
C. Vernon Eddy
A. M. Baker
F. L. Buckley
John Phillips
W. B. Wagner
Bruce Slonaker
Winchester Commandery
Knights Templar
Woodstock
Woodstock Commandery
Presbyterian Church
F.T. McFaden
Knight Templar
Cel and Mrs Sidney Minor Visit Winchester
Col and Mrs Sukes Minor of Danville Virginia arrived in Winchester this afternoon from Atlantic City where they had been guests of Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd at her Amherst street residence. Also listed are Miss Natalie McDonald of Powcharry and kernstown home. Jack Noaker of Carlisle Pa visiting with the Cross family. Selina departed for Mexico plains. Henry R Brvazl and Mrs Brvazl from Washington in town. Dorothy Crisman visiting Martinsburg with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cel
Sidney Minor
Col
Sukes Minor
Danville, Va
Winchester
Atlantic City
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Amherst Street
Natalie McDonald
Powcharry
el Luce College
Mis Sawh
Brown and Potts families visit Washington for the day
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Brown with Mrs. Roy Potts Mrs. Grigg Potts and Miss Henrietta Fuller motor to Washington Sunday to spend the day with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Brown
Roy Potts
Grigg Potts
Henrietta. Fuller
Washington
Miss Elsie Carpenter Returns Home From Washington
Miss Elsie Carpenter returns to her home after spending a week with relatives in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Carpenter
Washington, D. C
Smith Family Heads to Gates North Carolina for Two Weeks
Mr and Mrs L R Smith and family departed by car yesterday for Gates North Carolina former home of Mr Smith where they will visit relatives and friends for two weeks Mr Smith manages the Emmert Store here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Smith
Gates
N. C
Mr. Smith
Emmert
T. E. Zimmerman
Atlantic City
N. J
Mr. Zimmerman
Baker's
Noted visitors and residents return from region events
A flurry of social updates lists locals at the Lions Convention in Roanoke and various weekend guests from Martinsburg Strasburg Baltimore and Washington. Attendees include Sars Clowser Brown Lovett Norton Hiltzheimer Larrick Hawthorne Anderson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Sars Clowser
William Brown
Harry Lovett
G. F. Norton
T. M. Hiltzheimer
H. S. Larrick
Hawthorne and
Anderson
Roanoke
Local Guests Visit from Washington and West Virginia
Mr and Mrs Ward Harper of Huntersville West Virginia are staying at the Georges Washington Hotel. Mr and Mrs N D Wyvill and daughter Billie Wyvill from Washington visited Mrs Wyvill's father Mr Harry Wood and family in the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ward Harper
Huntersville, W. Va
Georges Washington Hotel
Local social notes from Middleburg and Winchester
Mr and Mrs Paul Tomney and Paul Tomney Jr with Misses Billie Tomney and Marshall Stryker visited Middleburg Virginia as guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Leith. James Jones of Washington spent the weekend here with friends. Madeline Whitlock leaves for Chicago to attend Chicago Musical College for a supervisors course in public school music and other studies. Claude HM Mitchell of Leesburg and K F Farra of Newport News recently visited their former classmate Davis Ritter and left for home. James Vredenburgh of Freehold New Jersey is visiting relatives in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Butts
Martinsburg
W. Va
Paul Tomney
Paul Tomney, Jr
Billie Tomney
Marshall Stryker
Middleburg, Va
Walter Leith
Madeline Whitlock
Chicago
Ill
Chicago Musical College
Claude HM. Mitchell
Leesburg
K.F. Farra
Newport News
Davis Ritter
James Vredenburgh
Freehold, N. J
Winchester
Teachers Training Class hostess at Braddock Street Church
Miss Katherine Dispannett entertained attendees at her Braddock Street Methodist Church South meeting after the session last Sunday night. Refreshments were served. Mr. George Rodman of New York, a southern representative of the B F E F Richards Company, is visiting with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rodman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Dispannett
Cat
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
George Rodman
New York
B Fef. Richards Company
Air
J. F. Rodman
Cather Family Visits Charles Town Relative
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cather and son Maurice Jr. of Charles Town West Virginia spent yesterday with Rae Cather's mother Mrs. E Blanch Shoop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Cather
Maurice, Jr
Charles Town
W. Va
Rae Cather
E. Blanch Shoop
Residents and visitors gather in Winchester area and Baltimore trip
Mr. and Mrs. P. Klompus and family and Mr. Harry Lovett spent yesterday in Baltimore with friends. Messrs. M. Mills and David Strain of Lexington Va. spent yesterday here with friends. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bucher of Charlottesville Va. are guests at George Washington Hotel. Mr. Fred Maphis cashier of the Strasburg Bank of Strasburg Va. spent Saturday in Winchester on business. Miss Minnie C. Baker and her sister Mrs. R. S. Stokes returned Saturday from Rockville Ma where they have been visiting the latter's son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Julian Whiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Keister
Strasburg, Va
M. G. Sanders
Romney
W. Va
M. L. Heatwole
National Avenue
Mahlon Noonan
Walter Reed Hospital
Winchester
Noonan
Washington
Earl Noonan
Claude Showalter
William Trapnell
Jane Colston Trapnell
Elkins
Edward Colston Trapnell
Virginia Military Institute
Camp. Meade
William Carter Page
Baltimore
Messrs. M. Mills
David Strain
Lexington, Va
W. J. Bucher
Charlottesville, Va
George Washington Hotel
Fred Maphis
The
Strasburg Bank
Minnie C. Baker
R. S. Stokes
Rockville, Ma
Julian Whiting
Summer travel notes from local residents
Miss Margaret Hansbrough travels to Greenbrier county West Virginia for a stay at Camp Alleghany. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Green and their son drive to Keokuk Iowa to visit relatives for the summer. Mr. Y T Faulkner arrives for a visit with Mrs. Faulkner and daughter Eva Taylor who teaches in Englewood New Jersey, staying with Mrs. Taylor on North Braddock Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hansbrough
Garland M. Hansbrough
Greenbrier County
W. Va
Camp Alleghany
Eva Taylor
Englewood
WN. J
Mary S. Taylor
North Braddock Street
Loudoun Family Visiting Hill Home on South Cameron
Mr and Mrs Hugh Pickett and their three daughters of Loudoun county Virginia spent yesterday with Mrs Pickett's father Mr Joseph R Hill at his home on South Cameron street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Pickett
Loudoun County
Yard Party Round Hill At School House
Community event at School House on Thursday July 1st benefiting the bail team. Organizer notes proceeds support local agency and future fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
School House
Paper-Wool Twine for Tying Fleeces
United States Department of Agriculture outlines advantages of paper-wool twine over sisal hemp or jute for tying fleeces. It notes reduced wool shedding, fewer shreds, and potential savings, plus tips on marking, storage, and clean handling to improve market wool quality.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States’ Department of Agriculture
Profitable Practice in Sweet Clover Culture
A profitable practice in sweet clover culture is sowing clover with oats in spring. After harvest, clover grows rapidly and yields hay. The crop provides fall pasture and can be turned under early next spring for a corn crop. This rotation yields oats, sweet clover hay, and corn, plus fall pasture in two years and improves soil with a legume every other year.
Preventing Sheep Worms Through Seasonal Deworming and Grazing
The guidance emphasizes keeping flocks free of stomach and other worms by expelling worms in summer and before breeding, plus treating lambs. Ewes and lambs should graze fresh pasture after lambing, with frequent grass bites, and avoid low wet permanent pasture during grazing.
Farm Notes on Chicks and Daily Routines
Advice on beginning poultry care and daily time budgeting. Emphasizes sunlight as a disinfectant, good husbandry, and efficient use of time for field crops, pasture, and tree crops.
Improve Soil to Increase Crops
A Midwest drive to boost soil fertility and legume crops shows gains per 100 acres cultivated. Michigan leads with a 7.87 acre increase, followed by Missouri and Wisconsin as Illinois Indiana Iowa Ohio and Michigan expand legume acreage through education and better rotations.
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Middle West
A. J. Surratt
Illinois Department of Agriculture
Illinois
Missouri
Iowa
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Timois
Soy Beans Superior as Emergency Crop for Hay
A New Jersey agriculture specialist says soy beans are the best emergency crop for dairymen lacking sufficient hay. They can be grown alone or with sudan grass or sorghum, respond to lime or tolerate unlimed land, and store well in the field. They rival alfalfa in feeding value and improve soil for following crops, though curing hay in the field is key to avoiding spoilage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey State College of Agriculture
Well Prepared Seed Bed Favored for Many Crops
The article argues that a thoroughly prepared seed bed yields better crops. It recommends pulverizing the surface and delaying planting briefly to let weed seeds germinate, then harrowing to uproot them. Warm mellow soil helps seedlings start strong and outpace weeds.
First Grass Fails to Nourish Stock
The initial pasture is waterlogged and provides poor feed for cattle and sheep. Stock respond poorly to the first grazing, showing weak condition and slow growth.
Funeral Services Held For Late George T Tyler
Funeral services were held at Braddock Street Methodist Church South for George T. Tyler son of the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Frank A. Tyler of Salem Virginia who died unexpectedly Thursday evening during a tonsil operation in Jefferson Hospital Roanoke. The service was led by Rev. Dr. Murray D. Mitchell with Rev. Dr Have ry M. Canter assisting and included hymns sung by a quartet and a solo by Hugh S. Duffey. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named, many from Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
George T. Tyler
Frank A. Tyler
Salem
Jeffereson Hospital
Roanoke
Murray D. Mitchell
Dri Havery M. Canter
Winchester
Duffey
W. H. Melwee
Dyster
Mount Hebron
Aslécep
Jesus
Charles Baker
John Ghaize
Jack Blackburn
Richard Eddy
Graeham Parsons
H. C. Sheetz, Jr
John, Ernest
Benjamin Robertson
William Goodwin
William Whitesell
Frank Farrier
Charles Feltz
Warren Thompson
Leo
Edwin Cather James Snider
Henry Gold
Clifford Rice
John Eddy
H.R. Kern, Jr
Robert M. Glass, Jr
J. M. Steck, Jr
Glen McQuay
Cris Hockman
Howard Shockey
Raymond Riddleberger
Lenglen Withdraws From Wimbledon Singles Match
French tennis star Suzanne Lenglen scratched from the Wimbledon singles tournament in England. She withdrew before facing Claire Beckenham in the quarterfinals, expressing regret and saying she had done her best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wimbledon
Eng
Claire Beckenham
England
Moderate Pruning for Fruit Orchards Guidance
The article advises a middle course between heavy and light pruning. It emphasizes light pruning for young trees and increasing pruning on bearing trees, ensuring sunlight reaches inner branches to prevent sun scald. It recommends open centers for peaches and distributing cuts on large trees to avoid crowding.
Poultry Gape Prevention and Modern Farming Tips
To prevent gapes among your poultry move their run to a new place this year. Getting to market when the other man doesn't is the secret of success in hog selling. Raise your chicks on clean ground to reduce gape worms and other poultry troubles. Many farmers favor oats with barley or oats peas and barley. Proper housing sanitation air and sun are essential to maximize results in city factories. The farmer's barn is his factory and his animals his workers.
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Father Rankin
T. A. Rankin
Church of the Sacred Heart
Clifton
Virginia Sn
Mary McFadden
Mairguerite Daugherty
Denver
Colomther Yellowstone National Park
J. Joseph Sullivan
Higgs-Blackford Nannals
Shenandoah Junction
Sample Shoe Store
Wes Oats
Jack Noaker
Carlisle
Charles Cross
Kas
Selina
Mec
Oxi Eanes
Noaker
Henry R Brvaz
Mies
Dorothy Crisman
Ssr
Pole
Richard Byrd
Floyd Bennett
North Pole
Coolidge
O. M. Rammésey
W. M. Ramsey
Ramsey
Thrift and
Lean’ Corporation of
Clarence Wisecarver
Baltimore, Md
County
Clifton Clowser
Martin Little
John Clowser
Clowser
Mrs. Little
Riverton
Front Royal
J. W. Warner
Frederick, Md
Bessie Bentzel
R. W. Smith
Washington, D
Stafford E. Pemberton
the Empire
Holmes Barr
Patricia Barr
J. S. Solendberger
Lehman
New York City
Court of Appeals of
Mr. Ohn. Fiske
Wisho
Murrell Hall
A. Taylor-Ritter
N. DD. Wyvill
Billie Wyvill
7Ramer
Bastin
Mr. James Jones
Melvin Green
Keokuk
Towa
Middle West States
Lenglen
the Nathanson Company
N. Louidoun
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