Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia

We have 3,124,248 pages in Virginia

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 13 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1940

Page

8

Proctor Dudley nuptials planned in Virginia and Maryland

Miss Proctor a niece of the late Mr and Mrs David B Tennant of near Leesburg studied at Holton Arms School and will marry Dudley son of Mr and Mrs Aldridge Dudley of Middleburg and Alexandria. The wedding at St Barnabas Church Oxon Hill Md will be followed by a reception at Miss Proctor’s home. The couple will reside at the Dudley place near Middleburg.

Miss Proctor David B. Tennant Leesburg Holton Arms School Washington Virginia Southgate Morison Redgate Dudley Aldridge Dudley Middleburg Alexandria Potomac River Episcopal High School University of Virginia Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company Idaiebure Thomas A. Dudley Walter Harrison Washington and Leesburg James Kirkpatrick Bethesda St. Barnabas Episcopal Church Oxon Hill Harry S. Musson Louisville Dudley Plate

Out-of-Town Guests For The Montgomery Carbaugh Nuptials

Several relatives and friends traveled from Martinsburg Washington Wilmington New York and other areas to attend the wedding of Miss Susie Carbaugh and Mr Thomas Stuart Montgomery at St Stephens Episcopal Church in Stephens City. Local families welcomed guests including Mrs Rachel Miller Miss Emily Miller Mrs Frank Evans and others from Winchester Berryville and Clarke counties.

Rachel Miller Emily Miller Frank Evans Martinsburg P. S. Montgomery Kay .Latzen Phyllis Montgomery Washington Missy Carbaugh Wilmington N. J John Carbaugh New York Winchester Berryville Frederick Clarke Counties Stephens City Susie Carbaugh Thomas Stuart Montgomery St. Stephens

Bethany Circle Dinner Then Madison Lodge Meet

The calendar notes a 6 30 p m dinner and Bethany Circle meeting in the auxiliary room followed by an 8 p m weekly Madison Lodge I O O F gathering at the East Boscawen street hall.

Bethany Circle of Presbyterian Church Madison Lodge, I. O. O. F East Boscawen Street

Bride Miss Cecil Baggarley Weds A Austin Railton at Home

Miss Cecil Baggarley and A Austin Railton unite in a noon ceremony at the grandmother's Winchester home officiated by LeCrone of Kau rertown. Attendants were Helen M. Knight and J Frank Seibert Jr. A small family reception followed before the couple plans a brief wedding trip.

Cecil Baggarley A. Austin Railton Ashby Eeee Ay . LeCrone Tor Church of God Kaurertown Helen M. Knight Railton J. Frank Seibert, Jr Martinsburg W. Va Bobby Edwards Harold Edwards Winchester Lohengrin Handley Spotswood Transfer Company Rockford Senior High School Rockford Ill People’s Drug Company National Avenue

Orndorffs Welcome Daughter Catherine Elizabeth

Mr and Mrs Richard Orndorff of the Mount Williams neighborhood greet a daughter born February 29 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. The infant is named Catherine Elizabeth. Mrs Orndorff was Miss Mary Williams daughter of Mrs Jack Williams of Apple Pie Ridge. Frank Pierce a Duke University senior arrived to spend the weekend with his parents on South Stewart Street after a stop in Charlottesville with George Hott and David H Sincindiver Jr.

Kidd Joel T. Kidd University Hospital Charlottesville Elizabeth Ann Mildred Johnson J. A. Johnson Mr. Johnson Stephens City Kernstown Helen V. Woore Oberlin Conservatory of Music F. L. Woore South Washington Street Ernest Hatch Wilkins Finney Chapel Miss Woore Handley High School Averett College Orndorff Richard Orndorff Mount Williams Winchester Memorial Hospital Catherine Elizabeth Orndorff Mary Williams Jack Williams Apple Pie Ridge Frank Pierce Duke University Durham N. C Nobile Pierce South Stewart Street George Hott David H. Sincindiver, Jr University B. F. Davis, Jr General Motors Corporation Baltimore Peyton Street E. Robert Burner Washington, D. C P. Wingfield George T. Bradbury Bradbury Evelyn Athey Louise Glass Mrs. W. W. Glass Charles Harper University of Virginia At Missise Randolph Page Clarke Columbia Mrs. Rosewell Page Miss Page Burwell Jacobs Miss Wheeler Alten Fhose George Greenhalgh, Jr A. R. Dunning A. A. Baldwin

Modern Etiquette Q and A on Married Life Manners

A Q and A on proper behavior in marriage covers not criticizing a spouse for driving or playing games and offers guidance on guest dining preferences and acknowledging invitations. It advises direct responses like dark or light for meal choices and to mirror the invitation style when replying to theatre or concert invites.

Local births and visits noted in area

Mr and Mrs Maynard Tinsman welcome a son Maynard Jackson born March 8 at Memorial Hospital. Both mother and child are healthy per hospital staff. Also announced a daughter for Mr and Mrs Fred Bame at Memorial Hospital. Mrs Bame previously Miss Marie Estes. Various relatives visit, travel, and weekend stays across Reading Pa Charlottesville Va Baltimore Md.

Maynard Tinsman Maynard Jackson Memorial Hospital

March Meeting of Fort Loudoun DAR Set for Wednesday

Members of Fort Loudoun Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will gather Wednesday at 3 PM at 220 Wolfe Street. Hostesses include Mrs. W R Strader and several assistants. Speaker for the afternoon is Mr. T W Mathews.

Fort Loudoun Daughters of the American Revolution W. R. Strader Wolfe Street Lacy Brumback W. M. Richards H. E. Griffin Bessie McNeer T. W. Mathews

Liz Whitney of Llangollen A Legendary Virginia Host

Liz Whitney of Llangollen is famed for her restless, globe trotting lifestyle and deep bond with animals. Living on a hilltop Virginia estate, she hosts celebrities, trains horses, manages a large dairy, and oversees racing stables while attracting intrigue with her nocturnal comings and goings.

Liz Whitney Llangollen Hollywood New York Washington Virginia Continent Monte Carlo Liz California Scarlett Madison Square Garden Whitney

Community notices feature church groups and music clubs

Berryville church group members gather at the former’s West Cork street home. Bethany Circle meets Monday at 6 30 with dinner by Evelyn Early prior to business. Stephenson Social Club gathers Wednesday at Mrs Grant’s with worship led by Bertha Ashwood and entertainment by Moore and Carlisle. plans for a Junior Euterpian Club advance with meeting April 6 at Miss Virginia Mackie’s home.

Berryville Bethany Circle The Presbyterian Church Evelyn Early Northern Virginia Power Company Stephenson Social Club E. W. Grant L. O. Dick Bertha Ashwood R. B. Moore Myrtle Carlisle Betty Jo Stretchberry Robert Reeves Front Royal Virginia Federation of Music Clubs Federation Virginia Mackie West Cork Street

Informal party guests fill Millwood week in Clarke County

Local social notes list Capt. and Mrs. Ewart Johnson hosting at Clay Hill and multiple dinners and teas across Clarke County. Visitors include Miss Jane Cary Randolph in New York and Miss Polly Winslow in Washington. saccharin query and answer conclude the page.

Millwood Ewart Johnson Clay Hill George Greenhalgh Ned Lewis

Liz Whitney Plans Wild Western With Gene Autry

Liz Whitney considers producing a spring Wild Western starring Gene Autry and her own horses, with the project currently in serious planning as she weighs the film idea.

Liz Whitney Gene Autry

How Virginia Members Vote

All Virginia members present voted for passage of HR 4868 to let the Interior Department operate or lease tourist concessions in Mt McKinley National Park Alaska. Satterfield and Smith were recorded as not voting. Virginia senators backed the Miller amendment to the Hatch bill allowing voluntary political activity by jobholders and supported an amendment permitting appeals in political cases, while Byrd opposed the Adams amendment to the Hatch law.

Washington Virginia Interior Department Mt. McKinley National Park Alaska Satterfield Smith Miller Byrd Adams

Also Mentioned on This Page

Aldrich Dudley Lucy B. Proctor Middleburger Marylander Montgomery -Carbaugh Herbert Stickleys Herbert Stickley Middletown Stickley Madeline Brill Charles Langdon Louise and Harriett Ann Myerstown N. B. Shingleton South Cameron Street Claude Grim Washington St Rexall Brocks’ Pharmacy Pocahontas Red Ash W. B. Snider & Son Roddy Killowatt Mr. Railton Business College Winchester Business College George Washington Hotel Fred Sencindiver Anne Hatcher Estelene Long Sally Tavener Levi Anderson Ruth Mee Helen Woore Oberlin Thomas Dicks Thomas L. Dicks Gainesboro Huntsberry’s By Roberta Lee Mr. and Mrs. Tinsman Fred Bame Bame Marie Estes Lee Stine Reading Mr. Hosiah Carr Mr. Libert Hall Cherrydale Lawrence Herrell Marshall, Va Maynard Boyd 1628 Valley Avenue Tom Halterman Morgan Street Louise Moore Sweet Briar College West Boscawen Street Dr. Dazey C. P Phonephoto George K. Pr Santa Monica Walter Los Angeles Dazey Priscilla Duke Harper's Bazaar Universal Globe Pifer Printing CO N. Loudoun St. Winchester United Food Store Tt Will Winchester Lone South Main St Clarke County Lewis Allen Boyce Frederick Sturges Conn Prime Chicago, Ill Jane Cary Randolph West Point Academy Miriam Scott Alexis Sommaripa Miss Polly Winslow Miss Winslow Miss Anne Williams Graham Dougherty William Bell Watkins Mary Lewis Alexis Scenmaripa Belle Field Mr. Tilghman Bunch Hugh M. Nelson Long Branch G. J PLAZA Out Front Royal Road Life Insurance Mon Sunshine Cleaners East Piccadilly Cele Senate the Commercial & Savings Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Underwood Underwood's N. Loudoun St Barbara Bell Barbara Bell Pattern Service Winchester Evening Star N. Y
Search Courier

Search the Winchester Evening Star Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Winchester Evening Star?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication