Wedding Bells and Community Celebrations Across Town
Gladys Pond attends as maid of honor in a blue net frock with a bustle bow while bridesmaids wear contrasting sashes and frocks. The wedding party includes Duvall relatives from Collingswood and Philadelphia with a reception and motor trip to the Southern mountains. Also featured are a fourteenth birthday celebration for Cora Lineberg, an alumni dance for the Girls' Athletic Association at Jordan Springs, and a Market Street Epworth League box social to fund delegates for Mountain Lake Park Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Springs
Philomena Laren
Irene Headley
Cramer Lycett
J. R. DuShane
Virginia Pangle
Ruth Thomas
Hilda Dean
Soddy Haines
Emily Lanford
Elsie Mathews
Luvella Anderson
Mary Sullivan
Salome Crisman
Hunter Gaunt
Market Street
Epworth League
Mountain Lake Park
American Legion Post
Geo. Washington Hotel
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Epworth League of Market Street Methodist Church
Girls’ Athletic Association
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Churches and Groups
A busy schedule lists luncheons and fundraisers at George Washington Hotel and Handley Library, plus church choir practices at Braddock Street Methodist United Brethren and First Baptist. Evening yard parties benefit Sunnyside team, alumni dances, Epworth League events, and lodge meetings fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
First Baptist Church
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Miss Josephine Pond Becomes Bride of Rev Duvall in Collingswood
The Courier Post reports the June 26 wedding of Miss Josephine Pond to Rev Bruce C. Duvall at Frances Childs Memorial Church West Collingswood. Bride's parents are Mr and Mrs Louis A Pond of 241 Cattell Ave. groom is son of Mrs N Viola Duvall of 423 Lincoln Ave Collingswood. Both are Collingswood High School graduates. Duvall serves as pastor at New Lisbon and Chatsworth. Her gown was white satin with bateau neckline and elbow puff sleeves. veil decorated with orange blossoms and worn in a cap effect. she carried a...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier-Post
Camden
N. J
Winchester
Frederick County
Josephine Ponc
Bruce C. Duvall
Frances Childs
Ice Cream Sparks Camp Row Among CCC Workers
Conservation Corps Company No. 322 at Camp No. 1 near Luray Virginia faced a disturbance after four men claimed insufficient noon food. Captain Donovan allowed three to stay with Weaver excluded, a confrontation with a sheriff followed, and rumors about ice cream prompted claims of extras. An investigation led by Major General Paul B Malone is under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
No. 1
Civilian Conservation Corps
Luray
Company No. 322
William H. Weaver
K. Ruhl
Eugene G. Marshall
C. C. Lacrey
Leo G. Donovan
Tpt
Donovan
Aoodstock
Weaver
Woodstock
Camp No. 1
Skyline Camp
Corps
A. K. Baskette
Leon M. Logan
Co. C. C
Paul B Malone
Local visitors travel between Homer City and Stephens City
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Altman of Homer City Pa return home after two weeks with Mrs. J Luther Williams of Stephens City. Mr John L e of Middletown, with Mrs L Williams, visited Washington and Baltimore with Mr and Mrs Ira Altman. They saw D J McCarthy in Washington. Mrs James Lee Shelton leaves for Richmond Monday to stay with her brother and sister in law at 1009 Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Altman
Homer City
J. Luther Williams
Stephens City
John L. E
Middletown
Washington
Baltimore
L. Williams
D. J. McCarthy
James Lee Shelton
Richmond
Robert Lee Powers
Park Avenue
Western Rains Dampen Ball Enthusiasm in Grain Pit
Heavy rain across the wheat belt and parts of Illinois and Iowa subdued bullish sentiment in the grain market. The session opened steady, then slipped well below yesterday’s finish, before a hesitant late rebound left prices near prior closing levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Junne
Wheat
Illinois
Iowa
Yesterars
Elks Good Will Fleet Arrives Tomorrow for Convention
The Elks Good Will Fleet of six Studebaker and DeLuxe Rockne cars is due in Milwaukee tomorrow at 4 30 PM signaling the start of the Elks Grand Lodge convention. Edwin T. Snider chairs the Winchester Lodge welcoming committee as officials greet the convoy arriving via Route 11 from Clifton Forge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Studebaker
Milwaukee
Elks
Edwin T. Snider
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks
Valley Pike
Clifton Forge
Elks Club
The
Joseph Downing
Fred Roberts
National Order of Elks
Studebaker
Dellinger Brothers
Shenandoah Motor Company
Quaker State
Downing
Roberts
Illnessen Shocks Friends Of Virginia Woolen Worker
Mr. Jesse Bly long employed by the Virginia Woolen Company has been bedbound at his Fairview avenue home for eight weeks and is reported in critical condition. Christian Endeavor members of Mount Pleasant Church W Va hosted a gift shower for Mr and Mrs Melvin Brown at Shirley Abshire’s home Tuesday evening June 20. Guests offered congratulations and many gifts as refreshments were served.
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Lineberg
Frank J. Lineberg
Cora Blanch Lineberg
F. J. Lineberg
Silas Palmer
Virginia
Sonny
C. H. Harbaugh
Charles
Nancy
Dorothy
Blanch Wotring
Mary Chapin
Pearl V. Lineberg
Louise Thrall
Washington, D. C
R. G. Chapin
Douglas McFarland
Maurice Nail
Albert Boswell
Austin Hoover
Charles Lineberg
Miss Lineberg
Jesse Bly
Virginia Woolen Company
Fairview Avenue
Bly
Christian Endeavor Society of the United Brethren Church of
Mount Pleasant
W. Va
Melvin Brown
Shirley Abshire
Abshire
Brown
McKinley Chapter Sets Lawn Party at Braddock Street
The McKinley Chapter Order of the Eastern Star arranged a lawn festival to be held tomorrow evening at 116 North Braddock Street with a varied lunch menu and ice cream and cold drinks available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
McKinley Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
No. 116
North Braddock Street
Two Services Listed For Loudoun Street Church
Rev C D Gilkeson of Winchester will conduct the preparatory services and preach at 8 o clock tomorrow evening at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church. Rev E D Witherspoon, formerly of Winchester and now pastor at Blacksberry, will administer the communion Sunday morning and preach at the 8 p m service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
C. D. Gilkeson
Winchester
Loudoun’ Street Presbyterian Church
E. D. Witherspoon
Blacksberry
Adminster
Loudoun Street Church
Slonaker Couple Welcome Daughter at Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Dailey R Slonaker are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter this morning at Memorial Hospital. She is their second child, the other a boy. Mr Ernest Townsend of Philadelphia is visiting friends and relatives in Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Slonaker
Dailey R. Slonaker
Memorial Hospital
Ernest Townsend
Philadelphia
Stephens City
Flowering Dogwood Adaptability and Birch Legend in New England
Flowering dogwood grows beyond temperate zones into most acid soil districts though extreme northern areas may hinder growth and flowering. An American Forestry Association note recounts an Indian legend linking birches in New England to the Great Spirit, with yellow and white birches said to symbolize development after Europeans arrived.
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New England
American Forestry Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rive
Miss Duvall
Miss Schiehler
Mounce
Miss Good
Gladys Jacqueline Good
Rotary
George Washington
Peter Yates Brinton
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Sunnyside
Bryarly School
Hunter M. Stine
Martinsburg Pike
Christian Endeavor Society
Opequon Chapel
Clearbrook
Handley Library
Epworth League of Market Street
June Mason
Parkway
Kiwanis Club
Josephine Pund
Mr. Duvall
Collingswood, N. J
Bally-Hoo
Huntsberry
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Third Corps Area
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Mr. and
Mrs. Brown
Hershey
Bath
Joseph Gasler
Movenn
the Commercial & Savings Bank
U.S. Postal Savings Depository
R. M. Swimley
Sheer
Hollywood
Lovett Shoe
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