Community visits highlight local families across Capon Bridge area
A string of visitors gathers at multiple homes including Mrs. Lillie Hammock at Frances Whitacre and the Clark family at Bunner near Capon Bridge. Susan B Lewis and Belle Clark families host guests. Speelman and Hammock households share company with relatives. Bet ry Heironomeous visits Shockeyville kin. Gladys Bageant calls on Cormon Clark as routine social rounds continue in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Hammock
Frances Whitacre
Gordon Clark
Eugene
Wil Clark
Bunner
Capon Bridge
Slo Spellman
Susan B. Lewis
Belle Clark
Hazel Clark
Ruby Speelman
Allen
Little Janie Speelman
Mary Lee Hammock
Irving Ham
Raymond
Betty Heironomeous
Shockeyville
Clark Bageant
Theordora Holliday
Jack Holliday
Freddie Lee Holliday
Local Social Notes From Gainesboro and Nearby Areas
Mrs Glen of Washington D I visits Mrs C B Larrick. Miss Juanita DeHaven of Cross Junction attends Apple Blossom with aunt Mrs Minnie Lamp. Georgie Morgan visits Mrs E E Bayliss. Baltimore visitors Mrs Cordel Eaton and daughter and Mr Elson Eaton family from Brucetown. Hayfield residents Mr and Mrs Charles Clowers visit Mr and Mrs Janney Davis. Madeline Adams stays with her brother Robert Adams in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen
Washington, D
Cc. B. Larrick
Juanita DeHaven
Cross Junction
Minnie Lamp
Georgie Morgan
E. E. Bayliss
O. Eo - Cae
Elwod R
Cordel Eaton
Baltimore
Elson Eaton
Brucetown
Charles Clowers
Hayfield
Edgar Kelso
Janney Davis
Madeline Adams
Robert Adams
Refuge Church News and Local Notices
Refuge community reports visitors and gatherings including the Ballengers shared Sunday with Thurman Ballenger in Refuge. Harley Grim’s remarriage greeted by many friends. Apple Festival attendees from May 1 and 2 in Winchester. Bessie Hicks recovering at home. Summer services begin May 11 at 9 a.m. Perrin Pitcock visiting Gordon home. Norman Grim visits mother Mentha Grim. Mary Lee Hawse infant daughter of Junion Hawse buried April 30 at Refuge Church with Rev. Homer Welsh officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonah Ballenger
Thurman Ballenger
Harley Grim
Winchester
Bessie Hicks
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Phil Bon
Phil Bon Oe
Refuge
Mother's
Pitcock
Gordon Home
Norman Grim
Near Stephens
Sementha Grim
Refuge Church
Mary Lee Hawse
Junion Haws
Local residents visit Frederick Winchester and Martinsburg
Stephens City Misses Ruby Nichols Dorothy Herrell and Mr Frank Strode motored to Frederick Sunday afternoon. Ed Campbell and wife spent Sunday with friends in Winchester. Jimmy Wolfe, returning to his station, left Fredericksburg after visiting his mother Lottie Wolfe. Mrs George Sillik of Towson Md visits Yorktown bound. James Calvert and wife of Martins spend days with daughter and son in law Frank Atkins in Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Nichols
Dorothy Herrell
Frank Strode
Frederick
Ed. Campbell
Winchester
Jimmy Wolfe
Lottie Wolfe
Fredericksburg
T. A. Grim
Dap
Yorktown
George Sillik
Towson
James Calvert
Mart
Frank Atkins
Martinsburg
Average Monthly and Yearly Rainfall Report
Present and past rainfall figures show 24 hours ending a.m. none. April to date 2.13 inches. Year to date 6.35 inches. The Indies monthly averages for 1913 to 1939 list totals from January 2.52 to December 2.38 inches. The average annual rainfall for 28 years is 35.80 inches. Statistics courtesy of the Winchester Research Laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
Winchester Research Laboratory
Honeymoon Gold by Peggy Dean in Central Press tale
In Chapter Twenty Nine of Honeymoon Gold, a kidnapped group in the jungle room is guarded by a mysterious man. Tom recaps a German plot to smuggle shipwrecked sailors into the United States via the gulf coast as the Dies Committee debates un American activities. Brooks lies injured, others seek a doctor, while Natalie and Betsy react to the danger and resolve to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy
Tom
Ngelie
Natalie
Brooks
Bill
Caribbean
Vera Cruz
United States
Gulf Coast
Dies Committee On UN- American Activities
Mrs. Edmonds
Terry
Lucy
Orwin
Gome
Radio Highlights Mixed Programs Salute Inter American Music Week
Radio highlights list a WMAL Mexico City salute to Inter-American and National Music Week with Chucho Corona and Esparza Oteo under Miguel Lerdo de Tajada, WRC John Garfield with Eddie Cantor, WJSV Amos n Andy with Fred Allen, and a rally at Madison Square Garden with Wendell Willkie and LaGuardia. The schedule also includes Heifetz Lukas Massey Van Passen and Herzog for United Jewish Appeal, plus a long slate of evening shows across WMAL WJSV and local stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMAL
Mexico City
Chucho Corona
Esparza Oteo
Miguel Lerdo de Tajada
WJSV
Wendell Willkie
LaGuardia
Madison Square Garden
Committee To Defend
America
Jascha Heifetz
Paul Lukas
Raymond Massey
Pierre van Passen
Rabbi Herzog
United Jewish Appeal For
Palestine
Eddie
Fred Allen
Cantor
Ted Steele
N. W. Univ
Kay Kyser
Glenn Miller
Wendell
Jay Carmody
Willkie
Esso
Hill-Trout
Bankhage
Fields’ Orch
United Ees
Starlight Roof
L. A. Navy
Bernie Cummins
Desire
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Gainesboro
Whitman’s and Hollingsworth
Baker’s Drug Store
Georgette
Moling & Cather
Jmberlake
Stephens City
Peggy Dean
Central Press Association
Chapter
WRC
John Garfield
Eddie Cantor
Amos
Andy
Mancel Talcott
Waukegan, Ill
Benny
Easy Aces
Mr. Keen
Pred Waring
Claude Mahoney
Waisvere
N’ Andy
Lanny Ross
Mr. Meek
Manhattan
Tony Martin
Party
Dr. Christian
Duncan
Secu
Blondie
U. S
Patent Office
Chic Young
Big Sister
Donnie
U.S
By Les Forgrave
Beta
Thimble Theater
Popeye
Popevye
Bonnie
Rim
Jones
Chicago
Olive
King Neptune
DR. Bugger
Chikago
Ben
Chicago Jones Boys
Hes
Etta Kett
By Paul Robinson
Secret Agent X-9
Muggs and
Skeeter
Mothei
G-Man
Katy
BY Robert Storn
BY Wally Bishop
Leffia
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