Social and Personal Happenings in Martinsburg Area
Mr and Mrs D W Mauzy hosted an 8 o’clock party for about forty guests to honor Mrs Mauzy’s fortieth birthday with numerous attendees from Martinsburg and nearby towns. Also noted are guests returning home from Jordan White Sulphur Springs and details of a Barton wedding party with dates and multiple attendees. A Bible Class program at the Baker residence drew a full house with performances by local students and a later birthday gathering for Mrs Dyke with family and Martinsburg visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Mauzy
Mauzy
Kiam
Tamara
Thelma
Rene
Eeda
Lola
Filmore Butler
Martinsburg
George Omps
Emmett
Angers Store
Nelson Brinner
Dmie Omps
Albert Greene
Artinsburg
Hunter Eheindiver
Paul and
Harrd
Tabler Station
Clintonck
Evelyn
Holmes
Ames
Burley
Alt and
Goldie Basare
Combo
Haze DeHaven
Haze
John Stottiemyer
Hester
Troy Dick
Enry Puffinberger
Lafeufinberger
Norah
Wilson
Hazel
Beulah
Mary Holliday
Auzene
Mildred Crouse
Kinzel
Angers
Entity 4
Jordan
8S. K. Cuningham
Williamsport
W. H. Idwin
Helen Baldwin
Washington
J., Wildwin
Dorothy Jane Baldwin
W. Va
Baker
Melvin ‘Green
W. A. Baker
South
Washington Street
Georgia Conrad
Margaret Kennedy
R. T. Barton
D. F. Dyke
Glanden Lee
Relief
Leslie Shiley
Virginia
Charlotte,Va
F. H. Frye
W- Va
Lyle ‘Russell
Bennett
James Russell
Caddie Laddaine
Wadesville
Winchester
John Wisecarver
Herman Dyke
Herman Ashby
Stella Dyke
Hazel Funkhouser
Virginia Shiley
Moselle Madagan
Bertha Shiley
Strother Shiley
Willett Painter
Robert Wisecarver
Garland
Freddie Madagan
Turner
Loring
Hassell Frye
Luther
Earl Shiley
Carlton Dyke
Clarence Shiley
Luncheon Honors Miss Eleanor Chiles Before Kernstown Wedding
Miss Elizabeth Barr hosted a refined luncheon at the Winchester Country Club for Miss Eleanor Chiles daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel M Chiles of Plainfield. The event precedes Miss Chiles marriage to Dr George William Small of Baltimore set for Kernstown Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Chiles
Elizabeth Barr
C. Fred. Barr
West Boscawen Street
Winchester Country Club
Samuel M. Chiles
Plainfield
George William Small
Baltimore
Kernstown
Rev. Oscar DeWolf Randolph Named Headmaster in Lynchburg
Announcement from Lynchburg states the Rev. Oscar DeWolf Randolph will become headmaster of Virginia Episcopal School. He leaves Lee Memorial Episcopal Church Lexington where he served as rector for several years. Randolph succeeds the Rev. Dr. William G. Pendleton who resigned to lead Grace Church in Lynchburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar DeWolf Randolph
Church School
Lynchburg
Winchester
Lee Memorial Episcopal Church
Lexington
Virginia Episcopal School
William G. Pendleton
Grace Church
Randolph
Miss Crawford
Dr. Crawford
Virginia Theological Seminary
Mr. Randolph
Capt
Robert Y. Conrad
Episcopal High School
University of Virginia
Virginia Military Institute
Mr and Mrs Arthur M Field to Visit Winchester
Mr and Mrs Arthur Maxwell Field and their children Arthur Jr and Anne Dudley Field of Rochester New York are expected to arrive in Winchester early next week to visit Mrs Gertrude Barton Sr mother of Mrs Field at her South Washington Street home. Field is an engineer and former Winchester city manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Field
Arthur Maxwell Field
Arthur Jr
Anne Dudley Field
Rochester
N. Y
Winchester
Lieutenant Fuller Jr Heads to Maine Summer Camp
Lieut. IL A. Fuller Jr. United States Army leaves his father’s home on South Stewart Street for Camp Wyconda Belfirade Lake Maine for the summer. He received his commission at the United States Military Academy West Point this month and is on three months leave. He went to West Point from Staunton Military Academy about four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL. A. Fuller, Jr
Maine
Leigh A. Fuller, Jr
United States Army
Colonel Fuller
South Stewart Street
Camp Wyconda
Belfirade Lake
Fuller
United States Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Staunton Military Academy
Whitacre Welcomes Daughter Evangeline in Martinsburg
Dr. Noble D. Whitacre and wife receive congratulations on the birth of a daughter named Evangeline. Dr. Whitacre is an optometrist based in Martinsburg West Virginia, formerly Miss Rowena Braithwaite of Cross Junction. Sunday School Picnic Postponed to July 12 at Grequon Lake Park with many attendees expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. Whitacre
Noble D. Whitacre
Evangeline
Whitacre
Martinsburg
W. Va
Rowena Braithwaite
Cross Junction
County
The
First Christian Church
Grequon Lake Park
Mary and Martha Class Recital Planned for July 6
Centenary Reformed Church members of the Mary and Martha Bible Class are arranging an organ and song recital at 8 oclock in the evening on July 6. Harry C. Stouffer, organist of Popable Lutheran Church, will play the organ with Eva Stouffer performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Young People Present Dance at Dikes Mall Front Royal
The Dikes Mall in Front Royal Warren County hosted a youth led dance last night with the Shenvalers Recording Orchestra of New Market providing music. Invitations have been issued for a second event tonight at Riverside Tea Room between Mount Jackson and Edinburg Shenandoah County where the same orchestra will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike's Mall
Front Royal
Warren County
Shenvalers Recording Orchestra
New Market
Riverside Tea Room
Mount Jackson
Edinburg
Shenandoah County
Molings and Daugherty Embark on Northward Motoring Trip
Mr and Mrs J Henry Moling Sr Miss Nellie Moling Mrs James N Moling and Mr Warren Daugherty left Monday for a motoring trip northward into northern New York and Canada. They will visit points of interest including Niagara and plan to return home in about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Moling
Nellie Moling
James N. Moling
Warren Daugherty
New York
Canada
Niagara
Portia Robinson Weds Eldon R. Haines at Clearbrook Home
Miss Portia Robinson married Eldon Ray Haines in a ceremony at the home of D. Arthur Robinson in Clearbrook. The couple, both Friends, plan to reside in Wilmington Ohio after a western motor trip. The bride, a Handley High School and Harrisonburg State Teachers College alumna, wore a tan crepe traveling outfit and carried a bouquet of roses. The groom works as a farmer and is a Wilmington College graduate. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. J. Luther Neff and attended by immediate family and close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portia Robinson
Eldon R. Haines
Frederick County
Virginia
West Virginia
D. Arthur Robinson
Clearbrook
Miss Portia Robinson
Eldon Ray Haines
Wilmington
Ohio
J. Luther Neff
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Winchester
Haines
Dance Tonight at Jordan Springs Fifth Event At hotel
The fifth dance in the Jordan Springs series will be held tonight in the hotel ball room. The room has been enlarged for the occasion and decorated by Mr Lillis of Winchester. Music by Pat Dunn and his Virginians. Organizer Mr Ab Huntsbury. A large crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Springs
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Lillis
Winchester
Ab. Huntsberry
Pat Dunn
McCormac Family Arrives in Southampton After Atlantic Crossing
Mr and Mrs H B McCormac and their son Master Hollie Jr sailed from New York on the Cunard liner Aquitania and landed yesterday in Southampton the first port of call on their European tour. They plan to spend about six weeks on the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. McCormac
Southampton
Hollie, Jr
New York
Cunard
Europe
Eng
McCormac
Wingfield Returns Home After Baltimore Medical Treatments
Mr. Elmer E Wingfield has returned to his home here after several days in Baltimore for special medical treatments and is understood to be somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Wingfield
Baltimore
Miss Emner Robertson To Return Home Today
Miss Emner Robertson daughter of Mr and Mrs E Robertson is recovering after an operation at Memorial Hospital and expects to return to her parents home on Charles street today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Elliott
Charlotte, N. C
Ella Thomas
East Piccadilly Street
Emner Robertson
8. E. Robertson
Memorial Hospital
Charles Street
Mrs Athey Returns From Family Visit Across States
Mrs. Charles J. Athey of Gray Avenue has returned from a two week visit with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William B Sinnott at Battery Park Maryland. She also visited relatives in York Pennsylvania and Baltimore before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Baines
Newport News, Va
Opequon Lake Park
N. S. Ficktoe
Charles J. Athey
Gray Avenue
William B. Sinnott
Battery Park
York, Paland
Baltimore
Warren County Bride-Seekers Meet in Local Notices
A marriage license was issued to John Beatty of Reliance Virginia and Irene H. Walters of this county. Local social notes mention guests and visitors including Miss Grace Walters from Baltimore and Miss Edna O Leary on vacation, with other residents traveling or staying at Hotel Jack and various homes in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
John Beatty
Reliance
Irene H. Walters
Benjamin Walters
Beatty
Edna O'Leary
J. C. Penney Company
Washington
Baltimore
North Dakota Dry Prohibition Vote Narrowly Favors Drys
AP dispatch from Fargo reports early returns showing 9 112 against repeal and 7 763 for repeal of the state dry law from 129 of 2192 precincts. U S Senate race includes Nes tles leading Frazier by 6580 with 424 precincts reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fargo
N. D
United States
H. A. Nestles
Lynn J. Frazier
Courtney Hopes To Make It To Horta
British aviator Captain Frank T. Courtney, who departed Lisbon this morning for the Azores port of Horta on a bid to reach the United States, sent word via wireless he is "still going strong" and expects to arrive about 4 oclock. Courtney previously failed to reach the Azores yesterday and left Lisbon again today at 8 a.m. for Horta, roughly 1,060 miles distant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Horta
Island of
Fayal
Azores
Frank T. Courtney
Lisbon
United States
Plymouth Siblings Win Top Honors in Interstate Exhibit
EB J. Dunlap of Plymouth reports grandchildren Edward and Catherine Dunlap won first and second prizes at the South Bend artist exhibit. Edward won the oil painting prize for a portrait of Catherine, while Catherine earned the top water color prize. Judges included curators from Chicago, Michigan City and Notre Dame. cash awards were $30 and $15 from Union Trust and Dr. and Mrs. Carter. Edward had also exhibited at Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. J. Dunlap
Plymouth
Ind
Edward Dunlap
Catherine Dunlap
G. S. Dunlap
South Bend
Catherine
Hera
Indiana
Robertson Tea Rooms
Harry Leightner
Chicago Art Institute
John Winn
Michigan — City School of Fine Arts
Ernest Thorne Thompson
University of Notre Dame
Union Trust Company
F. R. Carter
John Herron Art Institute
Indianapolis
Winchester Gun Club Aims For State Shoot Victory
The Winchester Gun Club will send a strong team to the Virginia state tournament in Farmville on July 4 and 5, aiming to win big prize money. Claude B. Stickkley led yesterday's shoot as high gun with 119 of 125, with Pitcock 84 100 Jones 84 100 Pingley 71 75 Seabright 71 75 Anderson 49 50 Kern 30 50 Shirley 17 26 and Cooper 38 50 following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Gun Club
Virginia
Farmville
Claude B. Stickkley
Pitcock
Jones
Pingley
Seabright
Anderson
Kern
Shirley
Cooper
Infant Ardell Lewis Dies of Tuberculosis
Ardell Walter Lewis, infant son of Mr and Mrs Walter Lewis of Cedar Grove, died last Sunday from acute tuberculosis after about six weeks of illness. He was born December 18 1926 and was one year six months six days old. He leaves a sister Julia aged three and a Winchester grandmother Mrs Jennie Lewis. Funeral was held Tuesday at Little Mountain Church with Rev Keesecker officiating and burial nearby. pallbearers were Charles, William and James DeHaven and Alvin Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardell Walter Lewis
Walter Lewis
Cedar Grove
Julia Lewis
Jennie Lewis
Winchester
Little Mountain Church
Mr. Keesecker
Charles
William and
James DeHaven
Alvin Clark
California football star's gifts tied to burglary case
Thelma Hawkins stands by Johnny Hawkins as police in Vancouver and Los Angeles review gifts he sent to his wife during his burglar career. Investigators aim to determine if the gifts qualify as evidence in the hour of trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Hawkins
California
Thelma
Vancouver
Los Angeles
Nobile To Return By Air To Lead Italia Search
General Umberto NotMile will fly to direct the search for the ice bound Italia crew. The dispatch comes from La stampa D' Italia and confirms renewed air efforts from Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobile
Associated Press
Rome
Umberto NotMile
Italia
Lavoro D’ Italia
Train wreck kills 22 in English excursion train
A near thousand strong party returning from Scarborough collided with an engine in Darlington yards. Rescuers counted 22 dead including many women and children and 47 hurt, some seriously, as tangled wreckage was cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Darlington
Durham
Eng
Scarborough
Senator Curtiss Baptized at Immaculate Conception Church
The baptismal record from St. Marys Immaculate Conception Church in Kansas shows Senator Charles Curtiss, Republican vice presidential nominee, was baptized April 15, 1860, by Father L. Dumortier. He later joined the Methodist Episcopal Church in Topeka, with sponsors Henry Papin and Susanne Papin noted in the Latin entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
ST. Mary
Kan
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Charles Curtiss
Kansas
L. Dumortier
Curtiss
Methodist Episcopal Church
Topeka
William Curtiss
Ellen Papin
Henry Papin
Susanne Papin
S. J
Official Count Reduces Majorities For Amendments
Official returns from Virginia show the state treasurer amendment won by 2,819 overall. District results list 16,670 in favor across seven districts and 13,851 against across eight districts with the Fourth district (Petersburg Hopewell South Side) giving the largest against margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
Capitol
State Board of Election
Petersburg
Hopewell
South Side
Virginia
Proposals Trail In Ballot Amendments Across State
The misspelled OCR notes show broad support for general revision and tax segregation amendments, with thousands ahead of the short ballot proposals. The commissioner and superintendent of agriculture and public instruction see varied backing, while the state treasurer short ballot amendment trails the pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tegard
Commissioner of Agriculture
Superintendent of Agriculture
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rachel Steele
Eleanor A. Brown
Julia Bell Williams
Mollie Cromwell
Caroline Remak
Elizabeth Howland
Philadelphia
Earnshaw Cook
Chiles
Clarke County
Ae F. Mane
Are
Huntsberry
Mrs. Moling
Wayne Cooper
Mrs. John Brown
Shenandoah River
Gertrude Miller
Martinsburg, W. Va
Lewis M. Allen
R. F. Bowers
Potomac- Edison Company
Hagerstown, Md
Ie Andrew Kater
New
Messrs. Moore and Johnson
Standard Store Fixtures Company
W. B. Barr
Luther Pannett
Mariam V. Payne
Lancaster, Pa
George Washington Hotel
E. D. Calvert
Selene Calvert
Rocky Mount
N. C
Miss Hazel Massey
Middletown
Claude Massey
C. D. Ponton
Rocky Mount, Va
E.A. Langley
Alice Carlisle
Mr. C. H. Grubbs
Anna Ford
This
Grace Walters
Elmer EB. Wingfield
Bennett Roach
Beckley
Helen Dedman
Cynthiana, Ky
Lois Edmonson
Jack
Ida Mills
Hortense White
City
Jerry Jackson
Jersey City
N. J
Livingston
Easton, Pa
W. S. Cutter
Valley Pike
Cutter
Camp Ruth
J. M. Massie
F. W. Banner
W. G. Sale
Western Union Telegraph Company
Jack Condheim
B. B. Jones
Berryville
John L. Turner
Betty Jane Turner
Nannie Turner
Rosehill
Raymond Turner
S. T. Fritts
Ruth Fritts
Williamsport, Md
Mauck
Jenny Duke
Chambersburg, Pa
Jacob Bowman
Loudoun Street
John Ruff Perrine
Kennybankport, Me
E. P. Slifer
Knoxville, Md
H. B. Blair and Sons
Humbolt, Kas
Virginia Helen and
Louise Carpenter
Clarksburg
W .Va
Appleway Cabin
Blair
Humbolt
Helen Cooper
Miss Pearl Brown
South Kent Street
North Dakota
Courtney
Senator Curtiss
Lovett Bros
Golden Rule Store
N. Main Street
the People’s Drug
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