Community Meetings Schedule for Bunker and Nearby Towns
The notice lists upcoming meetings: Woman's Missionary Society at Mrs. Elmer Swartz's home in Bunker. Maddison Lodge I O O F on East Boscawen Street. Episcopal Church Auxiliary all guilds meeting. Business Woman's Circle of Presbyterian Auxiliary in the church annex. Circle No. 1 Braddock Street Church with Mrs. W S Clark as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of Rest
M. Hes
Elmer Swartz
Bunker , We'Va
The
Maddison Lodge, I. O. O. F
Hall
East Boscawen Street
Circle No. 1
Braddock Street Church
W. S. Clark
Amherst Street
Ee Society
Inter Hill
W. Va
Woman's Mission- Society of Rest M. BE
Gates
Baltimore
Missionary Society of the
Womans Auxiliary
Christ Episcopal Church
St. Hildas
Ralph Snapp
Fairmont Avenue
St. Catherines
Carrie Hunter
South Washington Street
St. Agnes
Tilman Shumate
North Braddock Street
St. Cecelia
Walter Talbot
St. Marys
Clarke. Cooper
St. Elizabeth
R. B. Nelson
St. Joan
Paul Rhodes
Notable Cartoonist Slifford K Berryman To Speak
Slifford K Berryman renowned American cartoonist and longtime Evening Star art staffer will address the Pitts Clarco Theat Berryville club at 3 PM Thursday May 12. He is a former Gridiron Club president noted for clean humor in portraits of national figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mble
Slifford
K. Berryman
Pep Star
Pitts-Clarco
Gridiron Club
Norton Family Visits Winchester For Weekend
Mr and Mrs Vernon S Norton and son from Mount Vernon New York arrive in Winchester to stay with Mr and Mrs Peachy Hockman on South Washington Street. Miss Mollie Gallagher of Naugatuck Connecticut accompanies them. Norton attended Handley and works with the Standards in Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Norton
Vernon
Norton
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Winchester Aterday
Peachy Hockman
South Washington Street
Handley
Hockman
Nortons
Miss Gallagher
Yorks
Garland Canter
James Madden
Juanita Riley
C. E. McCormack
Winchester Guests Attend Warrenton Gold Cup Races
Winchest er residents travel to Warrenton Virginia for the annual Gold Cup races on Broadview course with notable Virginia figures and many social events. A bus trip back to Winchester is planned for some attendees. Also notes a May 28 spring recital by the Ewing School of Dance Art at Handley High School and a visit by Mrs. Mary Lewis to her daughter’s home after two weeks in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenton
Winchester
Broadview
Virginia
Burr P. Harrison
James Cordon
Fred A. Read, Jr
Jane Bickers
Georgia Conrad
Taylor Pierce
Walter Bosserman, Jr
H. R. Kern, Jr
C. Ridgely White
Virginia Boyd
Virginia Steck
Margaret Dortch
Mary Bowles
Helen Glass
Anne Eléy
Virginia Bean
Joe Johannes
Bill Johannes
H. K. Benham
Nancy Bowly
Anne B. Kern
Roy Ryden
H. B. McCormac
J. P. Arthur
Ian MacCallum
Clarence LeFrois
Virginia Russell
Anne Kerr
Russell
Gilbert McKown
William Harris
Phyliss Meem
Guest
Mary Thompson
Baltimore
Dan Henry
George H. Morris, Jr
Billy, Clagett
Clarke County
Ewing Dance School
Ewing School of Dance Art
Handley High School
Mary Lewis
E. B. Lewis
Hagerstown
William Trigg
Modern Etiquette Q&A Highlights From Roberta Lee
The column answers guest disturbance etiquette at hotels noting loud behavior is ill-bred and complaints may be justified late at night. It advises seating the bridegroom's mother to the left of the bride's father at the wedding breakfast and cites the simplest introduction as "Mr Crane, Mr Perry."
Winchester Civic League Holds Friday Business Meeting
The Winchester Woman's Civic League held a Friday business session at the Home Service rooms of Northern Virginia Power Co on North Loudoun street. President Mrs. Alvin B. Pennypacker led the meeting as luncheon committee praised Miss Margaret L. Flickinger and the power company. Secretary Mrs. Martin Wisecarver was to send a thank you letter to Mr. Wilbur M. Krise, manager of the electric company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Civic League
Winchester Woman's Civic League
Northern Virginia Power Co
North Loudoun Street
Alvin 8. Pennypacker
E. G. Rusk
Earl Parsons
Harry Schmidt
Margaret L. Flickinger
Miss Flickinger
The
Power Company
Martin Wisecarver
Wilbur M. Krise
Electric Company
Luncheon in Delaplane for Misses Russell and guests
Mr and Mrs Alvin Baird hosted a luncheon at Oak Hill near Delaplane Va for Miss Virginia Cover Russell and Miss Anne Kerr Russell of the city. Afterward the party drove to Broadview for Warrenton Gold Cup races held that afternoon with escorts Mr Gilbert McKown of Martinsburg and Mr William Harrisamong attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaplane
Misses Russell
Alvin Baird
Marie Baird
Oak Hill
Virginia Cover Russell
Anne Kerr Russell
H. K. Russell
South Stewart Street
Miss Baird
Gilbert McKown
Martinsburg
William Harris
Broadview
Warrenton
Robert Pages Of Ardmore Pa To Visit In Clarke This Week
MILLWOOD VA May 7 Mr and Mrs Robert P Page of Ardmore Pa arrived Friday to be weekend guests of Mrs Pages Misses Mary and Agnes age Dinner guests of Mrs F A Read at her Clarke home Wednesday night George Greenhalgh Jr visiting parents Springsbury Richmond trips for church convocation Rev Robert Goodwin to preach at Christ Church Millwood Sunday May 8 11 am Others planned visits include Miss Anne Meade at Charlottesville for the State Track Meet with Miss Virginia Bean and Mrs Read hosting guests Mrs Mollie Dole and daughter Margaret to return from New York City later this week Virginia Sem Pae Dean Wal Rollins to preach at Christ Church Millwood May 8 11 am
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McCarty
Geraldine McCarty
Clinton McCarty
Sunnyside
McCarty
Freda Smoot
Martha Braithwaite
Pearl Carper
Virginia Baughman
Evelyn Braithwaite
Gale Getz
Caroline Lewis
Mary Janice Fletcher
Louise McDonald
Josephine McDonald
Betty Pugh
Betty Lou Havermale
Betty Lauck
Holmes Carper
Bobbie Carper
Junior Smoot
Eddie Baughman
Doyle Getz
John Fletcher
Charles Lauck
Donald Anderson
Donald Patton
Buddy McCarty
Millwood
Robert P. Page
Ardmore
Page
Mary
Agnes Age
Henry P. Mitchell
Benjamin Harrison
Harry Byrd
F. A. Read
Clarke
George Greenhalgh, Jr
Cleveland, O
George Greenhalgh
Anne Meade
Charlottesville
Virginia Bean
Robert Goodwin
Richmond
George Thompson
Mrs. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Richard E. Dole
Margaret Dole
New York City
Ane
Virginia Semaipaes Andr. Ars
Wal E. Rollins
D. D
Christ Church
Phil Meade
Benjamin Randolph
Beverly Randolph
Tom Meade
Charles Consolvo
Baltimore
Miss Marie Baird Hosts Luncheon Before Warrenton Races
Miss Marie Baird daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvin Baird will entertain at a luncheon at Oak Hill their Delaplane home for the younger set before the Warrenton Gold Cup races on Saturday Clarke attendees include Miss Mary Dougherty Louis Meade Roland Mitchell and Graham Dougherty Jr Mr and Mrs Bell who had stayed with Mrs Bell s sister and brother in law at Woodley have returned to Philadelphia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Dougherty
Mary Dougherty
Philadelphia
Francis Dougherty
Woodley
Mrs. Bell
Clarke
Marie Baird
Alvin Baird
Oak Hill
Delaplane
Louis Meade
Roland Mitchell
Graham Dougherty, Jr
Mrs. Graham Dougherty
Market quotations and livestock prices in Baltimore Chicago and Philadelphia
Market notes show unchanged apples and sweet potatoes in Baltimore with mixed grain and poultry prices. Livestock in Baltimore and Chicago range from lower cattle and hog prices to steady to weak calves and lambs, with hogs down and cows weak. Philadelphia poultry and eggs listed with unchanged flour and butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
U. S
Alabama
Louisiana
Baltimore Livestock
U.S. Dept
Philadelphia
Business Women's Circle to Meet Monday Night
The Business Women's Circle of the Presbyterian Church meets Monday at 7 45 in the church annex with plans for a birthday pageant and the auxiliary group. The Circle hosts the program and will act as hostesses. The birthday meeting is set for Monday May 16. Mr and Mrs C R Coile have returned from Honolulu to visit Capt and Mrs D M Sprinkle on National Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Woman’s Circle
The
Presbyterian Church
Church Annex
C. R. Coile
Honolulu
D. M. Sprinkle
National Avenue
Market shifts favor aircrafts as utilities retreat
New York May 7 trading forces moved toward aviation with hopes of foreign plane orders boosting the sector. The aviation group rose fractions to a point or more while utilities gave back earlier gains as investors cashed profits on a recently climbing tape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aviation Group
Financial stock roundup with late counts and notices
The column lists quotations for General Electric General Motors Goodyear 1938 Int Har J Manville Kennecott M Ward Natl Dairy N C Packard Penney Penn R R Republic Steel Southern R O of N J Texas Corp U S Steel Va Car Pfd Western Union Woolworth with various fractions. It notes speculative contingents awaiting Washington assurances about the hatch being buried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genl
Elec
Genl. Motors
Goodyear
Int. Har
J. Manville
Kennecott
O. of N. J
Texas Corp
U. S. Steel
Car. Pfd
Western Union
Woolworth
Grain futures rise on frost fears in southern belt
Frost and freezing predicted in parts of the southwestern winter wheat belt helped lift wheat prices by about two cents a bushel in early trading. The market peaked early and then fluctuated, ending with varied closes across May July and Sept contracts for wheat corn oats soybeans rye and related grain products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester Grain Market
Public sale of D C Orndorff property in Frederick County
Public auction at 11 o clock A M on May 14 1938 in Winchester Virginia to sell two parcels of land totaling 88 acres the first 64 acres in Back Creek district the second 24 acres adjoining the first in Frederick County with terms one third cash and balance in two annual installments secured by a deed of trust and insurance policy Dunn Duvall Austioneers advertise this public notice of sale due to debt default on a July 27 1931 deed of trust held by the Orndorff heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
County Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Back Creek
Frederick County
Star Tannery
D. C. Orndorff
Ananias Orndorff
Eliza Jane Orndorff
Circuit Court
Hester Himelright
Two Young Men Enlist With Local Army Recruiters
Two youths Graf ton E. Alexander of Berryville and Curtis C. Chambers of Orlean in Fauquier County joined the colors as enlistments resumed. They were assigned to the State and sent to an unspecified destination. The office invites eligible residents to apply at the Winchester Army Recruiting Station, with in person or written submissions welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton E. Alexander
Berryville
Curtis C. Chambers
Orlean
Auquier County
Ash
Army
Ting
Winchester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kakiczaedsiani
Episcopal Church Auxiliary
Business Woman's Circle of Presbyterian Auxiliary
Fort Loudoun
Upperville
Daugh‘ters of the
Goorge
Robert Slater
Slater
G. R. Thompson
F. J. Marshall
J. A. Stretch
Howard Cather
Hatcher
Huntsberry
Red Cross Fanchon
N. Loudoun St
Frank C. Caputo
David Moore
Victor Emerson
Palm Beach
Fla
Moore
Norrs
Brook's Pharmacy
Roberta Lee
Episcopal Church
Jessie Funk
Macedonia Ladies Aid Society
Front Royal Highway
Walters
Macedonia Church
Peggy Lou Colston
White Post
Marie Waters
Cewiets
Washington, D. C
R. W. Eee
Jefferson County
Sally Curtis
Virgil Copeland
Round Hill
Loudoun County
North America
Assur. Society
Robert Pages
Henry Mitchell
Minturn
Roland G. Mitchell
Boston
Mass
Glenn
Mary Hewitt
Abraham Hewitt
Montana Hall
William Grebble
Percy Randolph
Pimlico
Henry B. Gilpin
Century Club of
John Mason Brown
New York Evening Post
George Washington Hotel
Courtney B. Jones
Harry Frost
Middleburg
George Burwell
Joe Lewis
Wiley Grandy
Norfolk, Va
Blue Ridge Country Club
Duplicate Bridge Club
Towsend Burwell
Chicago Livestock Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agri
W. B. Snider & Son
Stock Market Report
Wilmer F. Shryock, Agt. Insurance Service
Washington
Dunn & Duvall
Austioneers
Colonial Beauty Shoppe
Cameron & Piccadilly
Alecia Beauty Salon
N. Braddock St
America
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Sunshine Cleaners
Underwood
Underwood's
All United
Page & Shaw
Bunte's
Candy Vality
Golden Glow Coffee Shop
South
Loudoun Street
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