Winchester Girl Scouts Annual Court of Awards
A schedule of local events lists a Monday annual awards ceremony by Winchester Girl Scouts at the George Washington Hotel followed by a Woman's Auxiliary birthday party at the Presbyterian Church Sunday School and a Braddock Street M E Church temperance lecture by Miss Mary B. Ervin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
George Washington Hotel
Woman's Auxiliary
Presbyterian Church
Braddock Street
M. E
Mary B. Ervin
Madison Lodge
Hall
East Boscawen Street
The
Lions Club
Piccadilly
John Mason Brown
Little Theatre
Handley Library
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Woman’s Auxiliary
Southern Presbyterian Church
United States
E. G. Rusk
H. C. deGrange
Louise Duncan
Mary Bell Bear
Mrs. Crenshaw and McGalliard wed in Gordonsville
Mrs. Crenshaw hosted the wedding of Miss Hardaway to William Theo McGalliard of Chapel Hill. Rev C Worthington Lowe officiated at Grace Lutheran Church. After a brief ceremony the couple will reside in Gordonsville Virginia where McGalliard will oversee the airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Crenshaw
Hardaway
William Theo McGalliard
Chapel Hill
Richard Crenshaw
Wood Road
C. Worthington Lowe
Grace Lutheran Church
Chantilly
Richard Crenshaw, Jr
Mr. Crenshaw
Shelton Whitaker
Farmville
Mrs. McGalliard
Gordonsville
McGalliard
Ruth Shacklett
Rectortown
James Wm. Erwin
Northern Virginia
Ruth M. Shacklett
G. W. Shacklett
Fairfax Lane
Lenore Webster
Hollywood
Calif
James William Erwin
Washington
W. W. McIntyre
J. P. Kincheloe
Marshall
W.S. Willis
Silver Spring
Fred Carter
Upperville
Alice Erwin
Ruth Sherwood
Fairfax
Willis
Harry Kitchener
Norman E. Sims, Jr
Clarendon
Edwin
Marshall High School
Washington School For
George Washington University
Benjamin Franklin University
Quebec Place
Kernstown Class to Meet Thursday Evening May 19
The Onward and Upward Bible Class of Kernstown Methodist Church will gather at Mrs. E. Dean Adams home on Thursday evening May 19 for the regular monthly meeting. Hostesses will include Mrs. Homer Welsh and Mrs. Calvin Omps with Mrs. Welsh leading the devotional. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenway
W. D. Mitchell
Luther Wise
Paul Wise
Will White
Howard White
Harry Ritter
E. H. White
C. E. Pifer
C. E. Armel
J. W. Bell
Elsie Armel
Kernstown
Modern Etiquette Q and A on Reception Etiquette
The hostess may be busy in a large reception so a guest should thank her and say goodbye when leaving. For the fifteenth wedding anniversary crystal gifts are appropriate. The dessert is considered a separate course.
Little Miss Gladys Miller Honored At Party Last Week
Mr and Mrs B A Miller hosted a party on Gerrard street for their daughter Gladys ninth birthday. Games and contests crowned winners Sylva Burkhart Betsy Arthur and Aletta Rudolph. Guests included Nancy Funkhouser Aletta Rudolph Ann B Wright and others. Mrs Philip Williams and Miss Mary Miller plan a visit to North Woodstock Connecticut to stay with Col and Mrs Stewart Elting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Miller
Gladys
Gerrard Street
Sylva Burkhart
Betsy Arthur
Aletta Rudolph
Philip Williams
Mary Miller
North Woodbury
Conn
Col
Stewart O. Elting
Elting
Lye
Merriman’s
C. B. Organ
Ruhamah
Westernville, O
Garden Club Exhibits Planned in Warrenton and Front Royal
Northern Virginia garden clubs announce flower shows in Warrenton on May 19 at 2 30 p m and in Front Royal May 27 from 3 to 8 p m at the high school. The events showcase local garden talent and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Virginia
Warrenton
Baltimore and Chicago Livestock Markets Mixed on May 16
Prices for cattle calves hogs and sheep rise modestly in Baltimore Chicago and Philadelphia reports. Heavy activity in Dressed poultry and eggs sustains steady demand while beef and lamb prices inch up across regions. Dallas margin trends not shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
West
U. S
Florida
U.S
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Philadelphia
L. I
Local visits over the weekend connect Hampden Sydney visitors
Mr Paul Rosenberger of South Stewart street and Mrs James Kenneth Robinson spent the weekend in Hampden Sydney with relatives. Mr H W Ebert Jr returned to Randolph Macon College after visiting his parents on South Stewart street. Dulany Randolph of Upperville and golf pro Arthur Olinger from Shenvalee were in town with friends and family. Mrs Robinson later went to Blacksburg to attend Virginia Tech Horse Show activities hosted by V P I students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Pierce
Baltimore
South Stewart Street
Paul F. Rosenberger
Hampden Sydney, Va
H. W. Ebert, Jr
Randolph Macon College
H. W. Ebert
Dulany Randolph
Upperville
Arthur Olinger
Shenvalee
New Market
James Kenneth Robinson
Blacksburg
Stocks Edge Narrow Range as Markets Slump
New York May 16 stock market traders moved in a tight range with slow dealings and only a few gains in aircrafts, rails, and select specialties. Most issues fell slightly near mid afternoon while steels and recent favorites lagged in appearing on the tape. Analysts noted light offerings and continued expectations of curtailment by mid summer with a fall recovery likely, as bonds and commodities showed uneven action and European markets drifted lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Pennsylvania
Washington
Middletown Debate To Feature Mount Williams Luttrell Teams
Members of Mount Williams and Luttrell debating teams will present the main feature of the program at the Middletown Community League meeting Thursday at 8 o clock. A 7 30 p m business session precedes. The question is Resolved That the negligence of the home is responsible for the standards of youth today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Williams and Luttrell
M1 Community League
Sunday Singers of
Winchester
Market Totals From Anxious Trading Day
Nearly all listed stocks posted fractional gains or losses as traders scanned the board for direction. Notable quotes include Packard, Penn. R. R., U. S. Steel, and Union Pac. with mixed moves while utilities and rail names showed modest shifts.
Grain futures dip as crops yield softens prices
Chicago futures for wheat and other grains slipped despite a large drop in domestic supply. May wheat traded near 79 7/8 to 80, with July and September values down. corn oats soybeans and rye also showed declines amid favorable crop reports and weak European demand. Cash grain quotes in Chicago list several No 4 hard and No 2 yellow lines, while Baltimore and Winchester markets show steadier to lower values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester Grain Market
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Hardaway
Mr. McGalliard
Ladies’ Aid Soci
Miss Markwood
Jessie Markwood
South Braddock Street
Vada Conner
Betty Bayliss
Gretna Patton
Pearl Nicholson
Colleen Seabright
Dorothy Bayliss
Betty Patton
Vivian LaFollette
Evangeline Ebersole
Mary Louise Place
Colleen Rady
Kathleen Harman
Mrs. Lochbaum
Circle No. 1
Church of Christ
Evelyn Shade
Haldeman
Alecia Beauty Salon
North America
Assur
Society
P. O
W. B. Snider & Son
Wilmer F. Caeviecicl
Mary Ellen Miller
Cara Nome
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Gladys Miller
Leesburg
C. E. Murnan
Boston
John Snyder, Jr
John Snyder
Ruth Snyder
Paul Snyder
Carlisle
Robert Glaize
Woody Glaize
John Glaize
William Glaize
Daisy Glaize
William LaRue
City
Mary Lynch
Maurice M. Lynch
South Washington Street
Front Royal Highway
Donald Weems
Charleston
W. Va
A. L. Green
Margaret Byrd
Gunston Hall School
R. E. Byrd
David H. Allen, Jr
Eagan
Tenn
Clarke County
Berryville
Tennessee
William Skyles
Hagerstown, Md
Joseph Wright
West Boscawen Street
New
Huntsberry
RED Cross
Fanchon
Huntsberry’s Shoe
Stock Market Report
al. Chem
Am. Can
Am. Rad
Am. Smel
A. T. and
Anaconda
B. and
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Can. Edison
Elec
Genl. Motors
Goodyear
Int. Har
J. Manville
Kennecott
M. Ward
WM. M. Scholl M. D
D' Scholls
Lovett Brothers
N. Main ST
Ur Perience
Arate
Ates Seciatare
Stoplici
Hoor
Dr. Sete
Ttatarsal Rch
Middletown
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Western Union
Woolworth
Eaton’s
Pifer Printing CO
Vocdoanss
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
All United Food Stores
Magic Chef
Tappan
Glenwood
S. Loudoun St
the Gas CO
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