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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1950
Page
9
Berryville residents hosted a flurry of visitors and family during the Blossom Festival. Guests included Miss Jane Funk and Miss Frances Ann Reed visiting from Madison College and Washington, with repeated visits from relatives in Hagerstown Baltimore and Wilmington. Local church groups discussed plans for a May 8 parish supper as the community celebrates the holiday weekend.
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Theodore visits in Washington are recounted as J Rear Admiral Morton C Mumma Jr and Mrs Mumma return after a weekend in the capital. Admiral Edwin H Lewis visits the Hawthorne apartment with Mrs Robert E Lee of Avon on the Sea New Jersey. Miss Lula and Rev Henry G Lane travel to Norfolk for the Travelers Protective Association meeting, with a stop in Richmond.
Sister-in-law Miss Jane Gordon returns to her apartment. Mr and Mrs Harry Lusby and family come back to Art after weekend with Mason Morris and his wife at their Church St home. Jimmy Berlin returns to VPI Blacksburg after visiting parents E P and Mrs Berlin Rosemont Circle. Mr and Mrs F L Aylor spend days in Roanoke while Mrs Aylor attends a state federation convention. Sunday visitors of H B Harris include Mrs W C Davis Sr and Mrs George Davis and their son in law and daughter.
Mrs. Lester Gellespi and her daughter Nancy Brooke of Richmond, with Mr and Mrs. M. G. O Brein and children Connie and Billy, return to Franklin after visiting the O Breins during the festival. The state trooper William O Brein, and family also joined in the visit.
Master Joe Bean has returned to the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Melton Bean after visiting his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Reynolds in Troutville.
Mrs Blackburn Smith and Mrs E L Tessier hosted a visiting niece Mrs Loring Joslin of Baltimore at the Knoll. Mrs Alvin Mellon and children from McKeesport Penn spent the weekend with their grandparents Mr John Willingham. Mr and Mrs J J Harris hosted festival guests including Mr and ...
Miss Nell Carter of Washington spent the weekend with Mrs Wallace White of Boykins at her Walnut Street home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs I J White.
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