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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1939

Page

8

Calendar of Thursday Events at Local Organizations

Semi monthly W C T U meeting at Friends Meeting House on North Washington street 80 p m Rotary Club weekly luncheon at George Washington Hotel 1 00 p m Little Theatre program at McVicar building featuring Farmer Rays Hillbillies

The Friends Rotary Club George Little Theatre McVicar Building Gainesboro High School George Washington Hotel Orchestra

Stephens City Alumni Re-elect Officers At Banquet

About 100 members and guests attended the Stephens City High School Alumni Association banquet. Officers were reelected with Elsie Hover as president and Carl Gordon as vice president. secretary Julian Gregory and treasurer Howard Massie. An advisory group includes Susie Carbaugh Leslie Orndorff Martha Funk James Golliday and Harry Sherman. A summer outing was planned and attendance doubled from the previous year.

Stephens City High School Alumni Association Secunde Sonal Elsie Hover Leslie Golliday Caool Wade Rothgeh

Toe Dance Mildred Boyd and Variety of Performances

A list of stage acts including Toe Dance by Mildred Boyd Reading If With Apologies to Kipling by Dorothy Lemley Tap Dance by Alice Lemley and Marguerite White Piano solo of Old Black Joe by Mabel Massie solo You Aint Heard Noth in Yet Ma by Edythe Orndorff Reading by Rachel Clevenger Carmena solo Spanish Waltz and Maytime Waltz by Ysobel Koenig Acrobatic Dance by Mildred Boyd and Piano Solo Medley and Popular Tunes by Nettie Carbaugh.

Mildred Boyd Kipling Dorothy Lemley Alice Lemley Marguerite White Mabel Massie Edythe Orndorff Rachel Clevenger Ysobel Koenig Nettie Carbaugh

Thelma Keeler Weds Robert Boyd In Quiet Kernstown Ceremony

Miss Thelma Virginia Keeler became the bride of Robert Earl Boyd in a 3 p.m. ceremony at Opequon Presbyterian Church Kernstown Virginia. The couple plans to live with the bride's mother and tour Ohio during the July 4 weekend with Paul and Lucy Kenney.

E. Summers McGavock Opequon Presbyterian Church Kernstown Thelma Virginia Keeler Robert Earl Boyd Boyd Charles Keeler Mr. Keeler Marlboro Henkel Boyd Keeler Paul Kenney Norman Lucy Keeler William Luttrell Irene Judd Mary Boyd

Miss Jacquelin Womack Entertains at Luncheon and Swim

Thursday at the Bungalow near Berryville Miss Jacquelin Womack daughter of Mrs. J. Gray Beverley will host a luncheon and swimming party. Invited are Winchester guests Miss Elizabeth Beverley Miss Virginia Harris Miss Dorothy Moore Miss Nancy Lee Coble Miss Ann Williams Miss Dorothy Hawthorne Miss Natlie Brown Miss Phyllis Fowle Miss Elizabeth Massey Miss Meta Whiting and Miss Ann Oakes. Rose MacDonald and Mrs. Gray Beverley were luncheon guests today at Mrs. Joseph Massey’s Amherst Street home. A lawn party is announced for Stine's Chapel on July 27. Thursday and Friday Bridge Clubs meet at the home of Mrs. Harry K. Russell.

Jacquein Womack Een Et FerEtain Jacquelin Womack J. Gray Beverley Berryville Elizabeth Beverley Virginia Harris Dorothy Moore Nancy -Lee Coble Ann Williams Dorothy Hawthorne Natlie Brown Phyllis Fowle Elizabeth Massey Meta Whiting Ann Oakes Winchester Rose MacDonald Gray Beverley Joseph Moore Joseph Massey Amherst Street

Two Frederick County Weddings Draw Notable Attention

Two weddings Saturday in Frederick County drew notice as both brides share ties to Stephens City Virginia. Leola Marie Snyder wed Leonard Woodrow Luttrell at Stephens City Methodist parsonage at noon with Rev Homer Welch officiating. Frances Elizabeth Luttrell married Olan Lowe at Kernstown Presbyterian parsonage at eight in the evening with Rev E Sommers Mc Gavock officiating.

Frederick County Lula Luttrell Stephens City T. O. Snyder Leola Marie Snyder Kernstown Leonard Woodrow Luttrell Frances Elizabeth Luttrell Olan Lowe John Lowe Opequon Presbyterian Parsonage E. Sommers McGavock Lowe Rosenberger Co

Yard Party at Stines Chapel Benefit Dinner

A yard party for the Stine's Chapel church benefit will be held Thursday evening July 27. The public is invited. Earlier remarks note Mrs W W Glaize and Mr and Mrs William M Glaize hosted a dinner at their Peyton street home with guests Miss Betty Starner Ralph Shafer and Mr and Mrs Robert Glaize and Mr and Mrs Jack Blackburn.

W. W. Glaize William M. Glaize Peyton Street Betty Starner Ralph Shafer Robert Glaize Jack Blackburn Stine's Chapel

Community Notes from Gerrardstown and Nearby

A social roundup reports Mr and Mrs Clyde Mauck hosting a daughter Eitha’s party at their Gerrardstown residence with numerous guests and gifts. Birth announcements include Larry Carroll Haun born June 21 in Winchester Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Carroll Haun. WCTU members plan biweekly meetings at 9 30 a m at Friends Meeting House North Washington Street.

Carroll Haun Winchester Memorial Hospital Larry Carroll Haun Haun Pollyanna Hammond Strasburg W. C. T. U. Oranges Woman's Christian Temperance Union J. F. Bly Friends Meeting House North Washington Street

Etiquette Q and A on veils spoons and home terms

A modern etiquette note answers three questions. Veils in the evening are allowed only as hat trimming or hair support. Ice cream in a sherbet glass should be eaten with a spoon. Saying residence in the suburbs is incorrect. use home or house instead.

Farmer Ray and his Virginia Hillbillies at Little Theatre benefit

The Virginia Hillbillies will perform at the Little Theatre on West Boscawen Street in the McVicar building tomorrow night at eight oclock. Proceeds fund the amateur dramatic groups furnishing fund to buy chairs and props for a new headquarters on the building second floor. Raymond Sheets, troupe manager, donates string music vocal and magic acts. first stop Greencastle PA then tours through Pennsylvania and ends at the World Fair.

Farmer Ray Virginia Hillbillies Virginia West Virginia Little Theatre West Boscawen Street McVicar Amateur Dramatic Group Raymond Sheets Hillbillies Mr. Sheets New York Greencastle Pennsylvania

Local Visitors From Washington and Nearby States

Mr and Mrs J Lennon and their two girls from Washington DC visited friends in the city. Mr and Mrs Frederick Bush and their son Kenneth of Bethlehem PA are guests of Mrs Bush's mother on East Piccadilly Street. Mrs Mere Bohrer of Cumberland MD is visiting relatives in the city.

C. Berton Harry Memorial Hospital East Piccadilly Street Friends Charles Townsend O. L. Brooker Marilyn Jane Carolyn Canton Ohio Hunter Robinson North Frederick Road Isabelle Dorothy Larrick Washington, D. C J Lennon Maude Williams Kenneth Bohrer Washington,d. C Mrs. Frederick Bush Kenneth Bethleham, Pa Mr. Bush Mrs. Bush Mrs. Mere] Bohrer Cumberland, Md

Front Royal Notes and World’s Fair Trips

Front Royal and Warren County News reports numerous local residents visiting relatives and attending the World’s Fair in New York. The items list names: Lauck, Rader, Rudacille, Sowers, Harnsberger, Downing, Olds, Heuter, Striker, Peacock, Burke, Proctor, Wake, Reaves, Funkhouser, Anderson, Samsell, Reeves, Honts, Weaver, Miller, Grow, and others with travel to New York and Philadelphia, hospital treatment, and social gatherings including bridge clubs and visits.

Local visitors and guests listed in brief notices

Mr and Mrs G W Wines and Mr George Wines with Miss Kathryn Supinger spent Sunday in Gettysburg Pennsylvania. Miss Polly Slaughter visits New port News as guest of friends and relatives. Mr Hemp of Staunton connected with Continental Life Insurance Company spends several days here. Dr E L Fox of Ashland visits sisters Mrs J W Keyser and Miss Eula Fox.

Mary Olinger Harold Smallridge Elkins Miss Olinger Alice Sowers Washington, D. C Mrs R. L. Sowers G. W. Wines George Wines Kathryn Supinger Gettysburg, Pa Miss Polly Slaughter Newport News Mr. Hemp Staunton Continental Life Insurance Company E. L. Fox of Ashland J. W. Keyser Eula Fox

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Meeting House North Washington Street Washington Hotel Norris Brooks’ Pharmacy Rogers Bros America Thomas Clowe’s Loudoun Street Thelma Keeler Robert Boyd Stine’s Chapel Harry K. Russell Alecia Beauty Salon Haldeman Baltimore Underwood Schecter Wilton Chapman Atlantic City N. J West Cecil Street Charles Pine Chapman Pauline McFarland L. N. McFarland Blanche Noonan South Cameron Street Glaizes N. Braddock St Eee Eitha Mauck Clyde Mauck Gerrardstown W. Va Esten Rudolph A. W. McKee Brall Foreman Gladden Mrs. Flowers Helen Nancy Mauck Helen McKee Eugene DeHaven Esten Rudolph, Jr Billy Dorsey Lloyd Nealison Harvey Austin Loring Nealison Harry Mish, Jr Allan Mauck Fred McKee Charles Picketts Jimmy Gladden Harrison Mauck J. B. Cave Paul Cave James Cave Scara Week Boro, Ill Exc. Haines Front Royal Pike Armel Raymond Whitacre Evelyn Robert Gilbert Oates Robert Oates Gore Lee Secrist Berkeley Springs J. Howard Cather South James Ritter Smithfield Avenue Virginia Woolen Co William Lamp Washington Jennie Lamp National Avenue William C. Lichliter Washington, D Gite Walter R. Douglas Sibley Hospital Hugh Bridges Lynchburg J. D. Glover S. Stewart Street Jacquelin Wormack Joe E. Snapp George Mann New York City Front Royal and Warren County News Front Royal James H. Lauck Shenandoah Leo Rader Maryland Mrs. Rader Jesse Borden Paul Rudacille Betty Peter Bennett Carol Lee Gloria Kibler Camp Eley Richmond J. Baldwin Harnsberger Julia Harnsberger Henry Downing Dr. W. J. Olds Fred Heuter Phyllis Mrs. Heuter Will Striker West Main Street Onette Peacock Front Royal Hospital J. M. Burke Monroe Burke Margretta Johnnson William Wake George Reaves Philadelphia Mr. Ray Funkhouser W. L. Wake Mr. Funkhouser Mrs. Funkhouser Dorothy Anderson Riverton E. B. Samsell Marshall Charles Reeves Lieut A. B. Honts Margaret Brooke Weaver Mrs. Chilton Weaver Reedville Major Mrs. S. R. Miller Mr. Kenneth Grow Mrs. Grow Charlotte Ball Huntsberry Valley Pride United Food Chesapeake Seafood Market Olga Stoker W. B. Snider & Son the Commercial & Savings Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Meyia Aloe Pifer Printing CO N. Loudoun St Sunshine Cleaners Sinclair Sinclair H-C John C. Woolfolk Sale Margaret L. Hodgson
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