Andrews and Athey Tie Wedding at Danville Mount Vernon
Miss Mary Hill Andrews daughter of Mr and Mrs Jackson Montgomery Andrews Jr of Danville wed Mr Charles Norman Athey son of Mrs Charles Clinton Athey Winchester and the late Mr Athey at Mount Vernon Methodist Church Danville. Rev Norell E Wicker Jr officiated with music by Mrs Basil Browder and the Mount Vernon Church choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hill Andrews
Jackson Montgomery Andrews, Jr
Danville
Charles Norman Athey
Charles Clinton Athey
Winchester
Mr. Athey
Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal Church
Norell E. Wicker, Jr
Church of Epiphany
Basil Browder
Harry Brewer
Mount Vernon Church
Jeanette van Arsdale
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Alice Basset Andrews
Mary Spence Pollard
Carlton Pollard
Lynchburg
Joshus Reynolds
Chesley Samuel Andrews
Messrs
Williamc. McMann
Archer Lloyd Fuller
Mrs. Athey
Arnett
Randolph-Macon students election, honors noted
Mr. John Hawse of Winchester has been elected vice-president of Alpha Lambda circle at Randolph-Macon College and is a candidate for student government presidency as elections proceed. Miss Helen Listen of Atlanta returned home after visiting the Apple Blossom Festival and staying with Dr. and Mrs. Howard L. James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hawse
Winchester
Alpha Lambda Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Hawse
Helen Listen
Atlanta
Howard L. James
Miss Listen
James
S. B. Crown
Woodlawn
John R. Crown
Carolyn
Jimmy Crown
Harrisonburg
Herbert Lee Cover
Elkins
W. Va
Tom Iden
Randolph Macon College
C. H. Iden
Idens
J. B. Riddick
Nancy Baker Riddick
Hyattsville
Calendar of Evening Meetings at Local Churches and Lodges
At 7 30 p m Bethany Circle of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church meets in Sunday School rooms. At 8 p m Order of Eastern Star meets at Farmers and Merchants Bank building. At 8 p m Madison Lodge I O O F meets at half on East Boscawn street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Circle
Loudoun Street
Presbyterian Church
Order of Eastern Star
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Madison Lodge, I. O. O. F
East Boscawn Street
Confederate Day Speaking Invitation Accepted by Browning
Prof. E P Browning of Handley High School accepted the invitation to deliver the memorial day address in Stonewall Cemetery on June 6. Turner Ashby Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs W A McKown's home to discuss district events and recent commemorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
W. A. McKown
North
Loudoun Street
E. P. Browning
Handley High School
Stonewall Cemetery
Lexington
New Virginia Military Institute
Virginia
Woodstock
The
Boston
Copley Plaza Hotel
Old Virginia
Winchester
Katherine Wilwig Lawler
Lowell
Age Glaize Murnan
Brooks
Clarence Hardy
Savannah
Sherman
Liberty Hall
Powells Attend Gold Cup Races at Warrenton Today
Mr and Mrs Hugh Powell attend the Gold Cup Races at Warrenton today. Dr Howard L James recently had major surgery and is convalescing at home on West Piccadilly Street. friends report his condition satisfactory. The Stephenson Social club meets May 10 at Ada Oppie’s home with Edith Jolliffee leading devotions and Virginia DeHaven assisting recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Powell
Warrenton
Howard L. James
Winchester Memorial Hospital
West Piccadilly Street
Stephenson Social Club
Ada Oppie
Edith Jolliffee
Virginia DeHaven
Bethany Circle to Meet at Church Sunday School Rooms
The Bethany circle of Lou doun Street Presbyterian church will meet Monday at 7 30 PM in the church Sunday School rooms. Comprised of the church business women, led by Mrs Ronald S Wilson wife of the pastor, captains urged to contact members for full attendance. Mrs Wilson's topic is The Bible and Personal Relationship. First in a series on The Bible and Modern Problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Circle
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Ronald S. Wilson
Soddy Haines Orchestra to Play at Harrisonburg Dance
Soddy Haines and his orchestra with soloist Miss Ann Browne will perform at Harrisonburg State Teachers College for the spring dances. Young attendees from Winchester are expected. Mr. Wilbur F. German and party visited Washington D C to tour the National Zoological Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soddy Haines
Harrisonburg
Ann Browne
Harrisonburg State Teachers College
Winchester
Wilbur F. German
Washington, D. C
German
Albert L. Larrick
Little Majorie German
Susan Larrick
National Zoological Park
Shawnee Home Demonstration Holds May Meeting
Shawnee Home Demonstration club met May 4 at the Paxton clubhouse. Seven members attended the regional Fairfax meeting with a report on advisory board discussions. Miss Blair and Mrs. Bywaters outlined county homemaker problems and demonstrated strawberry preserves and cottage cheese use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee Home Demonstration Club
Paxton
Fairfax
Madeline Blair
George Bywaters
Miss Blair
Local Residents to Attend Virginia Bankers Convention
A group of Norfolk residents will sail May 14 from Norfolk aboard the Queen of Bermuda to Bermuda for the Virginia Bankers Convention returning May 19. The party includes Allan Bond B W Sargent Harold Brown Clifford Grim H C Sheetz Hunter Kern L H Stokes Eugene Cooper Ansell Solenberger and George Bushnell. Mr and Mrs Frank Turgeon return to Winchester next week with secretary Kathleen Irvine and artist Ludwig Hallen joining to assist with Turgeon's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers Convention
Bermuda
Norfolk
Allan Bond
B. W. Sargent
Harold Brown
Clifford Grim
H. C. Sheetz
Hunter Kern
L. H. Stokes
Eugene Cooper
Ansell Solenberger
George Bushnell
Frank Turgeons
Florida
Winchester
Mr. Spillman Returns From Philadelphia
Mr. Garland Spillman is back on West Cork street after a week in Philadelphia attending the School of Surgical Appliances. Miss Margaret Byrd and Miss Leila Leigh spend the weekend in Washington. Leigh, once a guest of Byrd, will return to Richmond from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spillman
Philadelphia
Garland Spillman
West Cork Street
Mr. Spillman
School of Surgical Appliances
Margaret Byrd
Leila Leigh
Washington
Miss Leigh
Miss Byrd
Richmond
Eight Fillies Contend In Pimlico Oaks Field
Eight of the best three year old fillies are entered for the Pimlico Oaks a mile and sixteen event worth ten thousand dollars. Trainer W J Buddy Hirsch of King Ranch eyes a second Oaks win after Sketch Book's victory last year while Ciencia who won the Santa Anita Derby last winter was withdrawn from the Oaks yesterday for entry via the Preakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
W. J. Buddy Hirsch
King Ranch
Ciencia
Modern Etiquette Q and A on tasting manners
A Q and A on handling hot food, polite stares, and paper color for correspondence. It advises swallowing hot food slowly with water, avoiding spitting out or removing with fork or napkin, calls staring rude and annoying, and recommends plain white or ivory paper for social letters.
Berryville Social News from Clarke County Gala and travel notes
Berryville residents share social updates from May events. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Suddath of Warrensburg who collided with a Leesburg truck near Purcellville, injuring Mrs. Suddath lightly and delaying the car. Debutante events for Joanne Huntington in Washington are announced. Local families attend apple blossom events, dog shows, and weekend visits to Fredericksburg and Augusta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
William E. Suddath
Warrensburg
John B. Neill
South Church Street
Suddath
Purcellville
A. Mackay Smith
Joel D. Griffing
E C. Luke
Eustace Jackson
Edward Jackson
John Levi
Clarke County
Washington
Mackay Smith
Berryville social notes bring visitors across region
Mrs Charley Peterson hosts daughter Ruth Graham from Washington. Canon G Freeland Peter will preach Berryville High School baccalaureate. Numerous residents and guests from Danville Charlottesville Roanoke Winchester Harrisonburg and beyond visit in Berryville for weekends and festivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Peterson
Miss Ruth Graham
Washington
Local Social News Notes Train Through Clairmont and Berryville
Mr. Harry Warden returns from Baltimore seeking care at a hospital in Clairmont. Mrs. Thomas E. Gold leaves Berryville after several days with Mrs Warden. Mr. E. P Carter of Washington visits family here for several days. Mrs. Charles F. McIntosh and Master John E. McIntosh go back to Berryville after a Blue Ridge Summit cottage weekend visit. Powel Logan returns to Laurel Maryland after visits with his mother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Dovel
Urbanna Ohio
Berryville
Ed. Ogden
Harry Warden
Clairmont
Baltimore
Thomas E. Gold
Warden
Mr. E. P Carter
Washington
Charles F. McIntosh
John E. McIntosh
Powel Logan
Laurel, Md
E. P. Logan
Dorothy Martin
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Miss Ewing
Dorothy Ewing
School of Modern Dance and Ballet
Handley Auditorium
Strauss
Old Vienna
Clarke
Fred
Erick
KODAK
Kodaks Films
Kodaks
Winchester Granite Works
E. Boscawen St
Winchester, Va
Browning
Civic League
Handley Library
George Snarr
R. Edward Williams
Williams
B. M. Knight, Sr
Martinsburg
Fairmont Avenue
Bobby Green
Wasel Triplett
Junior Robinson
Bill Groff
C. Finnegan
William Finnegan
Tyrone, Penna
Ross M. Swimley
North Loudoun Street
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary Robinson
W. Cecil Street
A. Garland Williams
F. L. Ayler
Wilbur Gaunt
W. R. Shade
George Slater
Upperville
Une
Valley Pride
B & C Bakery
United Food Store
Powells
Sunshine Cleaners
Fred A. Read
New York City
Boultonian
le Lac Shoes
Huntsberry
Loudoun St
Social News
Walter Withers
Holmes Withers
Waynesboro, Va
James R. Dakeman
Norval Walters
Brown
Walter
Garnett Levi
Alexius Galloway
Edith Morrison
Sergi
William W. Blythe
Fredericksburg, Va
Helen W. Levi
Blythe
Mildred
Augusta
Ethl Foster
William Hardesty
Academy Street
George West
West
Herbert B. Whiting
Our Episcopal Church
Last Suay
William S. Powers
Luke Wilson
William Chapin Huntington
E. T. Vaughan
Dorothy Young
Buddy Allen
Miss Young
Mrs
Clayton Young
Grace Episcopal Church
G. Freeland Peter
Peter
Bethesda
Berryville High School
Charles Harper Price
Charles Harper, Jr
Harry Heskett
Charlottesville
Clem Sydnor, Jr
Roanoke
Garland M. Canter
L. L. Hockman
Marion Ware
School of Pharmacy
Medical School of Virginia
Ralph M. Ware
Wares
Harold Potts
Univrsity of
Frank E. Tappan
Alice Cummins
Blue Ridge
Tappans
Mountain
Bernard B. Jones
Audley
J. W. Koonce
Marjorie Koonce
Shreveport
Koonces
Hobson McGehee
Jones
Louisville
Nashville
Tenn
George Peabody College For Teachers
J. T. L. Jones
Mrs. Mettier
Charlottesville, Va
Charley Feltner
Bradshaw
Francis Cole Evans
Chas B. Ware
L. A. Michel
Bessie
Pattie Luke
A. C. Snouffer
Edwin C. Luke
William Wysong
Charles Town
John W. Luke
Glendale Springs
N. C
James Owens
Hugh Owens
Hyattsville, Md
N. Loudoun
Emily Post
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
W. B. Snider & Son
Kinney’s
Underwood’s
Vienna
Underwood’s Bakery
N. Loudoun St
John Marshall
Front Royal
Walter Barnes
King
Ralph Capone
Chicago
ST. Louis Blues
Haldeman
Haldeman’s
Creamery
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