Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Civic Events
The notice lists recurring gatherings in Winchester and surrounding areas. Activities include meetings of the Men's A Club and Rotary Club, a spelling bee at Mount Airy school house, church meetings at Frederick Cav e M. E. Church, and choir practice at United Brethren Church. Public events feature a Lions Club luncheon, a Stephens City high school dance, a U. D. C. chapter meeting, and a concert at George Washington Hotel with harpist Hazel Ione Moses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Boscawen
Mount Airy School House
Aid Society
Frederick Cave
M. E. Church
J. D. Russell
Whitlock Avenue
Winchester i Benevolent Order
United Brethren Church
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Turner Ashby
Herbert S. Larrick
West Clifford Street
Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion
Stephens City High School
Bank Building
Lions Club
Music Lovers’ Club
Hazel Ione Moses
Birthday Party Honors Miss Pansy Butler At Home Event
Mrs Kurtz W Butler and husband entertained at their home Friday night in honor of their daughter Miss Pansy M Butler. A large pink and white birthday cake with twenty one candles was cut as guests played games and enjoyed refreshments. Many gifts were received from attendees including numerous Butler relatives and friends from Pikeside Star Tannery and surrounding towns. A separate wedding reception followed Saturday at Mrs Annie E Watters home in Charles Town for Mr and Mrs William B Jones married February 24 in Jacksonville Fla with guests from Martinsburg Brunswick Shepherdstown and Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
Hattie Himelright
Star Tannery
Virginia Hancher
Hilda Knipe
Winifred Poole
Naomi
Pansy Butler
Ardeatrice Hahn
Frances Fahnestock
Ruth Stotler
Forbes Gregory
Paul Graham
Pikeside
W. Va
Jack Lichliter
Strasburg
Lovess
Dallas Himelright
Tarry Turner
Joseph Hancher
Pageant Stine
William Carpenter
Robert Newlin
Randolph
Paul Fahnestock
Boyd
Fair Butler
C. O. Himelright
Kurtz W. Butler
Edward L. Stine
Jess L. Himelright
J. Leslie Reed
Bryan Stotler
Leonard B. Butler
Luther Baker
Annie E. Watters
Charles Town
William B. Jones
Jacksonville
Fla
Jones
Vesta Watters
T. R. Moore
Sula
Elizabeth DeHaven
Martinsburg
John Lloyd
M. E. Babbington
Viola Wachter
Ella Ruble
Brunswick
Laird Marshall
Lynn Grantham
Brown Hendricks
Shepherdstown
Carlton Manuel
Winchester
Charles Jones
Birthday Party Held For Master Kenneth Lewis
A surprise birthday party was hosted by Mrs. Ray Lewis in Winchester for her son Master Kenneth Lewis, age six, at Cross Junction on March 9. Guests included Betty Jean Lewis Jo Ann Carpenter Ruby Peacemaker Doris DeHaven Viola Grove Jean Betty Braithwaite Donald Braithwaite Wayne Peacemaker and Russel Grove. Refreshments featured ice cream cake candies and fruit with a pink and white birthday cake centerpiece baked by Aunt Delbert Sibert. Master Kenneth spent the afternoon playing games with grandparents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braithwaite
Cross Junction
Ray Lewis
Winchester
Kenneth Lewis
Lewis
Delbert Sibert
Betty Jean Lewis
Jo Ann Carpenter
Ruby Peacemaker
Bloomery
Doris DeHaven
Viola Grove
Jean
Betty Braithwaite
Donald Braithwaite
Wayne Peacemaker
Russel Grove
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs W Best McAboy of Baltimore
Mr and Mrs W Best McAboy of Baltimore congratulate on the birth of a son named Charles Alfred at Johns Hopkins Hospital Friday March 8. Mrs McAboy formerly Miss Inga O Moore of Yorkshire England. Mr McAboy manages D Kerner Auction Barn in Baltimore and formerly resided in Wadesville Clarke County. Mrs Moore returned to Yorkshire last October after visiting Baltimore. Tri State League to meet in Baltimore April 11 at Red Men's Hall Hampden with Mianus Castle No 3 as hosts. Florence Flagg Martinsburg W Va is league president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Best McAboy
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Clarke County
Tri-State League
Degree of Pocahontas
Red Men’s Hall
Thirty-sixth Street
Hickory Avenue
Hampden
Mianus Castle
No. 3
Florence Flagg
Martinsburg
W. Va
Winchester Club Events and Birth Announcements
Members of the Degree of tas and Red Pocahon Men plan to attend a meeting. Dorothy Jane Grim celebrated her tenth birthday with a theatre party attended by ten guests. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Loving welcomed a seven and a half pound son born Monday. Mildred Rowland, later Mrs. Loving, is from Stephens City. Mr. Loving works as a teller at the First National Bank in Strasburg. Thursday Bridge Club meets at Mrs. Lewis H. Hyde’s on West Boscawen Street. Girl Scout Council plans a 4 PM meeting at Miss Carrie Hunter’s on South Washington Street. Mrs. L. L. Trahan, near Middletown, suffered a nervous breakdown and entered a private hospital in Staunton. Mrs. Ray Lewis and daughter returned home from Cross Junction. Howard Patton and wife visited Martinsburg to see his ill brother-in-law David Fockler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Jane Grim
Robert A. Grim
Edgar Loving
Strasburg
Loving
Mildred Rowland
Stephens City
Mr. Loving
First National Bank
Girl Scout Council
Carrie Hunter
South Washington Street
L. L. Trahan
Middletown
Staunton
Armel School League Minstrel Program Planned Friday
Armel School in the Community League will host an old time minstrel show with special stringed orchestra music and light refreshments. The event, described as a major league offering, invites all interested in the school and league to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armel
Federal relief agency seeks 80 to 90 million for March needs
Washington March 13 relief administrator Harry L Hopkins asked for an additional 80 million to 90 million to cover relief needs for the rest of March. Budget director Daniel Bell said funds would likely come from public works. Ohio received 4 million for the second half of March, bringing March total to 8 million after state treasurer Tracy moved 1 million from the sales tax fund. Hopkins warned Ohio’s governor that more money would not be provided without a further 1 million state addition. Relief officials estimate March daily costs at five million. January’s cost was previously listed at 157 million. Most states except Minnesota and Arkansas had received first-half March relief funds. those two had not met requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Daniel Bell
Public Works Administration
Relief Administration
Ohio
Hopkins
Joseph T. Tracy
Martin L. Davey
PWA
Minnesota
Arkansas
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Pera SF
Nin Sde
Gsrsonal
Fairmount White
Daily Press
Newport News
Newport News Amateur Operatic Society
Alessandro P. Angelucci
Philadelphia Grand Opera Company
Fairmount
Marguerite K. Long
Josephine
White
Hampton
Mary Rosenberger
John W. Rosenberger
Edwin Fellers
Norfolk
Sarah Lupton
Annville College
Sarah M. Lupton
E. L. Lupton
Lebanon Valley College
Anneville
Young Woman's Christian Association
Lupton
Ethel Barrett
Annville
Bernice ‘Willis
Frances Carver
Harper Method Shop
New York City
Pennsylvania
Harper Shop
C-A
the Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Robert M. Ward
Pansy M. Butler
Mrs. Jones
Huntsberry
Phyllis
NAVY
Black & Brown
Lovett’s
Loudoun St
Brooks
Texas
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall
Mrs. W. Best McAboy
Miss Grim
Mrs
Mrs. Hyde
Bridge Club
Thursday Bridge Club
Lewis H. Hyde
West Boscawen Street
Miss Hunter
Howard Patton
David Fockler
Legant
Talon
Clara V. Fultz
Shoppe
W. Boscawen ST
Soddy
Soddy Haines
Virginians
Harry Ganes
Memorial Hospital
Kauffman School
Stephenson
Pleasant Valley
Pleasant Valley United Brethren Senior Christian Endeavor
FERA
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Bank
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Commercial & Savings Bank
ST. Patrick
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Sellers
R. M. Swimley
Royden
Oxford
Lovett Brothers
Winchester Furniture Co
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Armour Star
Eita Keit
Etta Dea
Daddy AT
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BIG Joe
Geo. W. Kurtz
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Night Phone
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