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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1934

Page

3

Social Calendar Weekly Club Meetings in Winchester

A dense schedule lists social and service group meetings through the week at various venues including George Washington Hotel and local churches. Notable items include the Women’s Auxiliary at the Episcopal rectory, Lions Club luncheon, Junior Auxiliary at Memorial Hospital, Century Club musical program, Modern Woodmen gatherings, Kiwanis luncheon, Elks lodge, Veterans Foreign Wars, Grace Lutheran adult choir, Rotary Club luncheon, American Legion, and the University Women’s association meeting at Mrs. Stewart Elting’s home. The piece notes the honored regent D W Ritenour offered resignation but was asked to remain, with several members assisting in the event and refreshments served.

Lions Club George Washington Memorial Hosital Nureses Century Club H. K. Russell South Stewart Street Modern Woodmen of America North Loudoun Street North Loudoun Street Kiwanis Club George Washington Hotel Young People's Choir First Baptist Church Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks Veterans Foreign Wars Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co Grace Lutheran Church Fort Loudoun Daughters of the American Revolution Stuart Edmonds Michael Collins George H. Heist Committee On Historic Places Isaac Hite Long Meadows Strasburg Meredith Hill McCann Elmer Griffin Roanoke H. R. Greene National Congress Washington Virginia Greene Susan Strider Hopewell Grover

Maurice M. Lynch Celebrates Eightieth Birthday Today

Maurice M. Lynch marks his 80th birthday with a family celebration at his home 814 South Washington Street and a quiet day at his Winchester law offices. He has practiced 47 years, led state education boards, and taught in Frederick county, Virginia, after a long career in law.

Maurice M. Lynch South Washington Street Lynch M. M. Lynch Hackensack N. J Harry H. Lynch Huntington Mary Lynch Washington, D. C Theresa Lynch New York City H. S. Duffey Winchester Winchester-Frederick Virginia University Ofirginia

Engagements and society notes from Winchester area

Announcements include the engagement of Miss Mary Greenway Russell to Mr. John Barnes Carr with details on their families and backgrounds. A surprise dinner and linen shower honors Miss Irene Headley on her engagement to Albert Clark. Also listed are church and social events and visits by guests from New York, plus a Front Royal marriage notice for Violet Riggleman and Harrison E. Stonebreaker.

John Barnes Carr Harry Kerr Russell South Stewart Street Mary Greenway Russell Clarkesdale

Brooks' Pharmacy Ice Cream Fountain Ad

Southern Dairies Ice Cream flavors Butter Pecans Cherry Custard Strawberry Chocolate and Vanilla offered at the fountain. Your favorite drink promoted by Brooks' Pharmacy in a brief ad.

Southern Dairies Brooks’ Pharmacy

Goodfellows Club Meeting and Local Social Ties

The Goodfellows Club announces a meeting led by president Robert Jasper for Thursday evening May 17 at the Hotel Jack at 7. Local notes report Edith Cornwell and Troop No. 1 Girl Scouts returning from Camp White Rock near Capon Bridge West Virginia, plus numerous residents traveling, visiting or returning from trips and hospital stays.

The Goodfellows Club Robert Jasper Jack Edith Cornwell Trooup No. 1 Girl Scouts Camp White Rock Capon Bridge W. Va

Death Removes Geo Orndorff II, Winchester Stone Man

George Orndorff II aged 68 longtime Winchester stone maker died Saturday night at his home 868 South Cameron Street after a period of illness He was born March 9 1867 in Shenandoah County Va Survived by widow former wife Addie Clock daughter Mrs R S Rider of Philadelphia and four sons Thomas in California Nolan N Daley and Andres H Orndorff of this city Funeral service held at 2 pm at his home with Rev Dr Hubert Sydenstricker of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church officiating Interment at Macedonia on the Front Royal road Pallbearers were John L Shine Stewart Perry Earl Cuthbert Holmes Grimm Robert Rodgers and John Clark

George L. Orndorff Winchester South Cameron Street Mr. Orndorff Shenandoah County Addie F. Clock R. 8. Rider Philadelphia Thomas Orndorff California Nolan N. Daley Andres H. Orndorff Hubert Sydenstricker Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church Macedonia

Gift of Stieff Rose Pattern Silver at Hodgson and Brown

Today's shining new possession will become a treasured heirloom if the best is chosen. The bride will cherish Stieff Rose Pattern Silver for beauty and lasting service, available at Hodgson and Brown's at surprisingly reasonable prices.

Stieff Hodgson and Brown

Kelvinator Appliances Featured by Miller and Anderson

Summer comfort urged with Kelvinator models sold by Miller and Anderson. Advert promises well organized storage with roomy compartments for all food types and a quick kitchen setup.

Kelvinator Miller and Anderson’s

Lois Beauty Shop at 14 South Washington

Lois Forney Lewis owns the beauty shop at 14 South Washington Street. The facility emphasizes that every service is inspected and must be approved by Mrs. Lewis and the client before departure.

Lois South Washington Street Lois Forney Lewis

Huntsberry's Shoe Store Offers Summer Styles At Low Prices

Huntsberry's Shoe Store features fashionable summer sandals pumps and oxfords in white kid buckskin and fabrics. Prices range from 1.95 to 7.85 with graceful lines and flattering fits. See them and you will want to buy.

Huntsberry

Camera needed for spring outdoor memories

The piece urges readers to prepare for picnic and hiking season with cameras. It promotes Jolliffe's Studio for prompt development of negatives to create lasting memories of pleasant outdoor gatherings tomorrow.

Jolliffe

Rhodes Drug Company Promises Perfection in Prescriptions

A local druggist emphasizes faultless service at Rhodes Drug Company. Their large prescription trade relies on strict accuracy and quality, with prompt speedy delivery praised as a benefit in emergencies and daily use.

Rhodes Drug Company

New BRO-CORD Fabric At Timberlake’s For Summer Frocks

A new material BRO-CORD arrives at Timberlake's priced at $1.19 a yard. Available in yellow poucre blue pink and white the fabric offers a lacy look, durability, and suits the season's silhouette frocks with a snug bodice and a gracefully flared starched skirt.

Timberlake’s

Winter drapes and rugs sent to Pingley and Carper for cleaning

Send winter drapes and rugs to Pingley and Carper for dry cleaning and moth proofing before packing away. Their work is trusted to be well done and they strive to keep customers fully satisfied.

Pingley and Carper Pingley

Eddy Family Hosts Son John Eddy Visitor

Mr and Mrs C Vernon Eddy welcomed their son John Eddy this weekend. He serves as assistant bank examiner for the government, visiting relatives and sharing news of his work.

C. Vernon Eddy John Eddy

Caladiums and Elephant Ears Suit Late Spring Planting

Gardening advice from Dean Halliday notes spring delays need not worry gardeners. Elephant Ears tolerate heat and should be planted once ground warms, avoiding wet foliage in sun. Prepare rich deep soil by mixing two parts soil with one part well decayed loam to 13 to 18 inches deep. Caladiums brighten beds and ponds, with partial shade in hot areas.

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Apt Rame Woman's Auxiliary Episcopal Rectory Rotary Club American Legion American Association University Women Stewart Elting Merriman’s Lane Carr Oscar Carr Miss Russell Handley High School This City Porter Farmington, Conn University of Mississippi Federal Land Bank of New Orleans Kappa Alpha Fraternity William D. Smith, Jr Miss Headley Mothers and Daughters Mothers’ and Daughters Women’s Missionary Society and Otterbein Guild United Brethren Church John W. Davis New York Jefferson County Davis Coolidge Court of St. James Wilson Church Aid Society Ladies’ Aid Society of the Crusaders Tharpe Virginia Thorpe East Piccadilly Street Woman’s Auxiliary of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church West Boscawen Street Stonebreaker-Riggleman Front Royal Violet Riggleman Harrison E. Stonebreaker Arco Warren County A. L. Harrison Mary G. Russell R. E. Griffith Christchurch W. D. Smith, Jr Sarah Frances Ralston Miller School Staunton Nancy Lee Coble Memorial Hospital Charles W. Grimm South Cameron Street Hellyn Keeler J. Calvin Cooper Charles H. Cooper W.a Pauline McFarland Gus Noonan Harrisburg E. P. Bean Margaret Bean Falls Church Mrs. Bean Timbrook Edwin Shepard Westwood Byrd Elizabeth Barroum Gunston Hall Senator Harry F. Byrd Rosemont Clarke County Dorsey Brown H. R. Kern, Jr Fairmont Avenue University of Virginia Thomas Scully John S. Scully Arthur Field Robert T. Barton Washington Street Hunter H. McGuire J. B. Lindsey Lieut. Lindsey Walter Reid Hospital Ann Brooke Kern Reading Emily Brant J. R. DuShane J. D. DuShane Baltimore J.t.engle Pimlico Emma Howard Wight Louise Glass Mrs William W. Glass Herbert Jernings Katherine Linthicum Hyattesville Jennings Cassidy Linthicum John T. Roody Mary Willis Roody Rock Hill 8. C Geo. Orndorff Shenandoah Wender Wenders Amber Bradway Medina, C Clifton Star Palace Theatre Noah Mary Agnes Pringle Wichita Kansas L.G.W Minneapolis Minn Fred Hertzer Rainbow Ridge Hurst Shenandoah Valley National Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Garner Edmonds Stuart H. Edmonds Esther Ridgeway Frances Trimble Ruth Trimble Dora Lanford Emily Lanford Mrs. W.O. Lanford Charlottesville Dean Halliday Central Press Garden the Commercial & Savings Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corp’n New B. & C R. G. A. Store R. M. Swimley Geo. Washinton Freeman Lovett Brothers N. Main Street N. Loudoun St Loudoun St Loudoun
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