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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1932
Page
3
Nene SANA announces a gathering at 7 30 o clock Wednesday evening March 9 at Mrs Edward W Grant s home in Clearbrook for families of club members invited to attend.
A dense schedule of community events across churches and organizations. Coffee party at Phileathea Class of First Baptist Church and tap and ballroom dancing at George Washington Hotel lead the week. Regular Legion Post luncheons, Civic League meetings, Lenten study classes, choir practices, and DAR lectures fill the week across Winchester area venues like Handley Library and Gray Gables Inn.
The Stephenson Social Club met at Miss Meta Frazier's Ridgeway home with 20 members. Officers elected were President Mrs. J. H. Ashwood, Vice President Mrs. E. W. Grant, Secretary Mrs. Amos Prince, and Treasurer Mrs. O. W. Zinn. The secretary reported gifts to charity including stockings, Children’s Home donation, Salvation Army soup kitchen, Civic League milk fund, and quilts sold for $20.
Miss Eleanor Harman hosts a reception at Stephenson to honor Mes er Benith Bows Howard and a group of friends before their move south. Music by the Howard brothers and Mr E J Harman, with games and a refreshment menu. Guests include local families from Stephenson and nearby towns.
Mrs Amy Hughes D Aeth weds Howard Randolph Bayne in Tompkinsville New York on February 27. Rev William H Pott presided at St Johns Rosebank L I. Only families attended. Bayne, a former New York state senator, has roots tracing to Humphries Pope.
Presbyterian Auxiliary will meet at Loudoun Street Friday at 3 30 p m for a group review of the Book of James led by Mrs Katherine Glass Greene. The rally marks a consolidation of circles and replaces individual circle reviews.
Mr. Meyer Hamburger of Hamburger's Specialty Shop has been in New York City since Monday buying for the store's spring trade. Mr. Tony Patton, 108 Valley Avenue, who went to Memorial Hospital for an X-ray, has returned home in improved condition. T. B. Patton, West Boscawen Street, ill at home for a month, is greatly improved and able to be about. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Howard and sons Homer and Smith Howard plan to move to Russell County Virginia, after years in Stephenson Virginia. Robert Barr is critically ill at his National Avenue home with appendicitis.
Miss Elsie Snapp arrives back at her home on South Washington Street after a three week stay in Phillippi West Virginia where she nursed her sister Mrs Harry Uff back to health.
A notice invites all church members to Lenten services at Christ Episcopal Church each Tuesday to Friday at 12 30 with Friday children’s service at 5 pm. Esteemed preachers have spoke including Rev F T McFaden and Rev E A Lambert supported by Rev Rohart. Miss Garnet Hamrick, daughter of Mrs Sadie Hamrick, visiting Edinburg from Harrisonburg, stayed with Rev and Mrs Racey.
Five week old Charles Gilbert Price son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Price of North Loudoun Street died at 12 55 am from pneumonia with complications. Survived by parents Miss Ethel Robey Bettie Lou Price and Lawrence Price Jr. Funeral at Macedonia Church near Double Toll Gate with service at 2 pm. Interment Macedonia Cemetery Elkhorn Wis.
Charlotte Messick, 9, daughter of Mr and Mrs Timothy Messick of Waterlick Warren County, died at Winchester Memorial Hospital at 1047 PM after a illness. She entered the hospital February 27. Remains returned to Waterlick for funeral and interment in Warren County.
Mrs. Laura Phoenix aged 64, a member of a well known colored family in Winchester, died at her home 115 East Avenue. She leaves daughter Sarah Powell of Pittsburgh, a brother Taper in town, five grandchildren and several aunts and nieces. Funeral services will be held at Mount Carmel Free Baptist Church tomorrow afternoon with interment at Orrick Cemetery.
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