Sands Dame marriage solemnized in Baltimore church
Elizabeth Dame became the bride of Sanford Stevens Sands at the Memorial Episcopal Church in Baltimore with Rev. Dr. Lovett officiating. The couple will reside at her Mr. Sands's home near Middleburg after a wedding trip. Follow up events included a Belvidere Hotel dinner and a luncheon hosted by the bride’s relatives. Turner Ashby Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy met and discussed Charleston’s history, with Mrs. Glaize recounting colonial times and Civil War references. Peter Vredenberg of California, known as Peter Kent, will sing at Christ Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Memoriant Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Elizabeth Mne
Sanifiel Stevens Sands
Benjamin Lovett
Augustus Kenicott
New York City
Mr. Sands
Sands
William Page Dame
Dame
Robert M. Ward
Richard Whitney
New York
Samuel Stevens
George Whitney
Belvidere Hotel
Myr
William Page Dame, Jr.genere
Turner Ashby
Daughters of the Confederacy
W. B
Snider
North Cameron Street
Fred L. Glaize
Charleston
S. C
Walter D. Lamar
Macon
Bulletin
Vance
al Lee
Jackson
Vredenberg
Peter Vredenberg
California
W. A. Baker
Christ Episcopal Church
Peter Kent
Mrs. Rusk Hosts Presbyterian Circle Meeting
The Business Women's Circle of the Presbyterian Church meets Monday at 7 45 PM at Mrs. E G Rusk's Handley Boulevard home. Ronald Wilson reviews Star In The East from a Japanese viewpoint, Herman Wemeldorf leads Bible study, and transportation is provided for those needing a ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
E. G. Rusk
Handley Boulevard
Ronald Wilson
Herman’ Wemeldorf
Lawyer Couple Welcome Daughter in Winchester
Mr and Mrs Leon Lawyer of Route 3 Winchester celebrate the birth of a daughter on Friday March 10 at their home. Mrs Lawyer before marriage was Miss Myrtle Clark of Capon Bridge. They also have a child Phyllis Anne. Anabel Beltz of Reading PA married Verne Conrad of Reading this morning at 10. The Conrads are the son and daughter in law of Joseph Beltz and E C Conrad, both of Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Peer
Katharine Lutz
Wallace Lutz
Clarence Butler
Mabel Peer
Lawyer
Leon Lawyer
Route 3
Winchester
Anabel Beltz
Reading
Verne Conrad
H. Anderson
Conrad
Ae Joseph Beltz
E. C.’ Conrad
Retz to Visit MacCallum as Weekend Guest
Mr. Philip Retz of Washington will arrive in Winchester today to spend the weekend as the guest of Mr. Crawford MacCallum. The visit underscores social ties between notable residents of the two cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Retz
MacCallum
Philip Retz
Washington
Winchester
Crawford MacCallum
Mrs W A Baker Leads Lent Mission Study Class
Mrs W A Baker of Thorn Hill Manor conducts the Lent missionary study class at Millwood Christ Episcopal Church, inviting parishioners to join the session.
Modern Etiquette Tips for Weekend Hosts
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions on guest selection for weekend parties stressing congeniality to prevent spoilage. She also advises that beverages should be sipped after swallowing food and notes sidewalk eating of candy or fruit is not ideal but not strictly ill-bred.
Girl Scout Council Meeting At Mrs Brooks Home
The monthly Girl Scout Council meeting was hosted by Mrs. S C Brooks on Jefferson Avenue with members including Mrs. Massey Brown Bosserman Cooper and others. Plans for the Juliette Low International celebration on March 13 were outlined along with a water color exhibit by Philip Retz at Handley High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Girl Scout Council
S. C. Brooks
Jefferson Avenue
William P. Massey
Walter Bosserman
Eugene Cooper
Harold Brown
Robert McNally
D. J. Howard
E. R. Lindstrom
Fred Ritter
Washington
Girl Scouts
Scouting
Pitcock Couple Welcomes Daughter on March 8
Mr and Mrs William Pitcock of Euclid avenue celebrate the birth of a daughter on Wednesday March 8 Mrs Pitcock previously Pauline Poole before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pitcock
Euclid Avenue
Pitcock
Pauline Poole
Winchester Girl Scouts Celebrate Twenty Seventh Anniversary
The Winchester Girl Scouts mark 27 years since Juliette Gordon Low launched the movement in Savannah. The article praises their activities and calls for volunteers and financial support to sustain a varied program for local girls and the broader national organization tied to a half million scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Organization
Juliette Low
Savannah
Georgia
Girl Scouts of
Winchester
Travelers and Visitors Move Between Maryland Washington and Florida
Notices report families leaving for Florida and returning from there. The March and family parties travel by car to Miami and St Petersburg, with trips lasting until April 1. Other items note social visits in Washington and Maryland, a birth in Winchester Memorial Hospital, and a cadet from White Post undergoing appendicitis surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. March
Ojames March
J. Luther March
Miami
St. Petersburg
Fla
Richmond social visit ends with Miss Sanders and Miss Willis
Miss Ann Sanders and Miss Edith Willis of Richmond arrived last evening to spend the week end with Miss Sanders, brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Sanders
Edith Willis
Richmond
Bal Timore Weekend Visit by Mrs Ian Crawford MacCallum
Mrs Ian Crawford MacCallum is spending the weekend in Bal Timore with plans to tour local sites and visit friends. The trip highlights social and cultural engagements during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Ian Crawford MacCallum
Baltimore
Social News From Clarke County And Nearby
Mrs Fleming ill at home on West Boscawen Street. Miss Mary Daugherty of Woodley Clarke County to entertain informally after Point-to-Point near Upperville at Rokeby estate of Paul Mellon. Mrs Francis Mayers ill at West Cecil Street. Miss Louise Sine hosts going away party for Peggy Thompson at 378 Charles Street. Guests include Connie Ann Line and others. Mr and Mrs Paul Rosenberger hosting Peter Vrendenberg guest of Baker family. Meda Dick from Washington visiting mother. Alice Dew and Norvell Montague spend weekend in Fredericksburg. both teach at John Kerr School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Daugherty
Graham
Woodley
Clarke County
Upperville
Louise Sine
Gilbert Sine
Charles “Street
Peggy Thompson
Blue Ridge Sanatorium
Connie Ann Line
Lulu
Margaret
Sonny Marpole
Mary
Jean
Joan Thornton
Phyllis
Allen Stotler
Carolyn Racey
Audrey Polhamus
Lovelle
Charles Thompson
Louis Tepper
Paul Rosenberger
Peter Vredenberg
Rosenberger
W. A. Baker
Alice Dew
Norvell Montague
Fredericksburg
Miss Dew
Miss Montague
John Kerr School
Stockholders Elect Six Directors at Winchester Golf Club
At a meeting of the Winchester Golf Club stockholders six directors were elected for the coming year: T. B. Patton Wendell B. Goode Edwin C. Parker Lester D. Arnold Mrs. Robert T. Barton and Clarke T. Cooper. Three more directors will be chosen by members at large before March 20. The board will then elect officers. The retiring president L. D. Arnold and treasurer Philip R. Fowle reported the club in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Fred Glaize, Jr
John Minnigerode
Clarke Cooper
Rrs
Peyton Marshall
George Smith, Jr
Winchester
Winchester Golf Club
T. B. Patton
Wendell B. Goode
Edwin C. Parker
Lester D. Arnold
Robert T. Barton
Clarke T. Cooper
L. D. Arnold
Philip R. Fowle
Akron graduate takes charge of Winchester Firestone unit
Jim Brittingham of Delmar Maryland has completed a technical course at Akron Ohio and has been transferred to Winchester to lead the local Firestone Service and brake department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Brittingham
Delmar
Akron
Ohio
Winchester
Firestone Service
Mrs Byrd Returns to Winchester After Detroit Visit
Mrs Thomas Bolling Byrd spent weeks at her former Detroit home and arrived in Winchester today. Mr and Mrs Byrd will dine with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gilpin at Scabeby this evening. Robert Roland Snapp, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Snapp of Opequon, is recuperating at his parents home after an adenoid and tonsil operation at Winchester Memorial Hospital last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Denny
Joseph Denny
White Post
Senator Denny
Memorial Hospital
Thomas Bolling’ Byrd
Detroit
Mich
Winchester
Mrs. Byrd
Kenneth Gilpin
Robert Roland Snapp
Robert Snapp
Opequon
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Maria Lee Johnston Dies. Frederick County Resident
Mrs. Maria Lee Johnston wife of Noah Johnson, a well known colored resident of the southern Frederick county area, died March 8 after an illness. Survived by husband, two daughters Mary and Emily Johnson and two sons James and Robert Johnson and many relatives. Funeral at 2 pm Sunday at Boyce Clarke county with Rev. H. C. Johnson officiating and burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Lee Johnston
Noah Johnson
Frederick County
Ing
Mary
Emily Johnson
James
Robert Johnson
Boyce
Clarke County
H. C. Johnson
Price of Pattern Licenses Ordered Together
The notice advertises the price of Pattern and Pattern Book licenses. It states a combined order for one Pattern and a Pattern Book costs 25 cents and directs readers to send orders to the address shown in the box below.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman’s Missionary Society of Rest
M. E
Ed. Clipp
Ridgeway
W. Va
Handley High School
Madison Lodge
Hall
East Boscawen Street
Order of Eastern Star
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Tuner Ashby
Mr. Peer
Merton
Margaret L. Hodgson
Miriam Cheskes
Mrs. Rusk
Presbyterian Circle
Roberta Lee
Jolliffe Studio
Jollifree Studio Sketch Club
Omaha
Neb
Washington, D. C
Architectural League
Corcoran Art Galley
W. B. Snider & Son
Paris
Seine River
Florida
Melvin Greens
Melvin Green
Margaret Byrd
Edward Barr
Jack Engle
Virginia Boyd
National Theatre
Ella Hunt Davis
Harrisonburg
Robbie
Rebecca Earle
Milldale
Robert L. Burwell
Annapolis, Md
Francis Carter
Burwell
Misses Jones
Homer “Washington Inn
Robert Butler
Charles Stokes
Minnie C. Baker
Rockville
Bethesda
North
Cameron Street
Richard E. Griffith, Jr
Richmond Civic League
Griffith
Richard Griffith
William’ Fleming
West Boscawen Street
Francis Mayers
West Cecil Street
Meda Dick
John Dick
Ivory
Loudoun St
United Food Stores
Golf Club
Pikeside Tea Room
Ellis Moore
Howard L. James
W. Piccadilly
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Underwood
Underwood’s Bakery
N. Loudoun St
Mary Morris
Jones Funeral Home
Onal
Huntsberry
Alecia Beauty Salon
N. Braddock St
the Evening Star
Barbara Bell
Barbara Bell Pattern Service
Winchester Evening Star
Times Square Station
New York, N. Y
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