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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1935

Page

3

Senior class Middletown to hold evening dance

Middletown High School holds its annual senior class dance in the school auditorium this evening with dancing at 9 30 led by Bob Riley and His Band. Riley's orchestra is also engaged for upcoming dances at Berryville Martinsburg Charles Town Shenandoah Valley Academy and St John’s College Annapolis.

Middletown Middletown High School Bob Riley Riley Berryville Martinsburg Charles Town Shenandoah Valley Academy St. John’s College Annapolis

Local events calendar highlights from Winchester area

Friday evening features include a mass Massie recital at Stephens City High School and senior plays at Boyce High School Par ish Hall. Various meetings and socials follow at Lions Club Modern Woodmen Kiwanis and Elks venues with choirs practicing at Grace Lutheran and United Brethren churches.

Stephens City High School Mabel Massie Boyce High School Boyce Middletown High School Lions George Washington Hotel Modern Woodmen Kiwanis Club Winchester Winchester Lodge Benevolent Order of Elks Grace Lutheran Church United Brethren Church

Gardiner and Haines Wed in Cumberland Methodist Parsonage

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Hilda Mary Gardner to Floyd William Haines was made in Winchester. The quiet ceremony occurred April 20 at the Cumberland Maryland church parsonage with Rev. R Avaul officiating. Witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Slaughter.

Hilda Mary Gardner Floyd William Haines Methodist Episcopal Church Parsonage Cumberland R. Avaul Samuel Slaughter Gardiner Frances Gardiner Arlington Western Union Telegraph Company Virginia Fredericksburg Haines Union Bank of Winchester Winchester Chanters William C. Haines

Relief fund donors listed in Tuesday drive total by names

The article lists numerous individuals and firms with contributions to a relief fund, including Doro Allen, Mrs. E. Bolling Byrd, Shenandoah Valley Vinegar Co., Montgomery Ward and Company, and Winchester Dry Cleaning Works among many others. It notes 100 percent subscriptions from Postoffice staff, Cooper Merchandise and Oil Co., Chamber of Commerce, and several local firms, plus a church program by Reliance society.

Doro Allen B. and C. Sayy Jee Wee George Peti Philip R. Fowle H. D. Fuller H. B. Gilpin John Glover I. N. Good Melvin Green J. S. Haldeman and Family M. Hamburger Charles H. Harper T. W. Harrison B. P. Harrison D. E. Hawthorne R. G. Hengeveld Hodgson and Brown Lawrence C. Hollis Jewish Community Fund Frances Jones Emily W. Jones Mary R. Jones Philip Klompus B. M. Knight, Jr W. M. Krise Lupton Orchard Service Co M. M. Lynch H. B. McCormac H. H. McGuire C. P. McVicar Percy D. Miller Montgomery Ward and Company C. L. Nicodemus A. J. Novick J. C. Oakes Nelson Page Edwin C. Parker F. A. Read, Inc J. A. Richard Warren Rice D. W. Ritenour Riteway Cleaners Star Publishing Company John M. Steck B H. Stokes Robert S. Underwood Virginia Woolen Co R. Gray Williams Philip Williams Winchester Dry Cleaning ‘Works Winchester Seed Co J. T. Yates J. H. Yost Postoffice Cooper Merchandise and Oil Co Chamber of Commerce Texas Oil Company City Water Department Coca Cola Bottling Works Shenandoah Motor Co George Washington Lee Baking Company Ebert John P. Allen Corrine Barnett Florence M. Barr Gray and John E. Lupton W. F. Luttrell C. M. McMullen Elizabeth L. Massie Catherine Miller D. A. Miller Moling and Cather Robert B. Nelson Garland R. Quarles Homer Rogers Julian Rogers Julia T. Rosenberger B. F. Sager Shenandoah Valley Vinegar Co R. Bruce Slonaker Walter I. Smith Ed. E. Stone Robert S. Underworld Winchester Furniture Co Charles R. Anderson L. M. Allen Colonial Art and Craft Shop Commercial Consumer’s Coal Co Frank B. Crawford Duncan Bros Eagle’s H. W. Ebert Rev. S. L. Flickinger Major Herbert Flood Fred L. Glaize, Jr Fred L.glaize Glaize Bro I. N Vernie Good W. B. Goode Edward C. Goss Margaret Hodgson Goss M. M. Green Richard Green H. H. Hable Soddy Haines Edwin N. Haines Hammond’s Dollar Store J. Henkel Henry Walter S. Hough Mrs. D Louis M. Nulton W. Nelson Jom Lee Pannett Reiman Parsons Pine Motor Co Frank Preston D. ‘Puckett Beverley Elizabe ‘Riley Ray Robinson Lela Rosenberger G. H. Smith, Jr G. G. Snarr W. R. Talbot Ruth A. Thomas Nellie K. Ward A. C. Welsh Catherine Whitham W. A. Whitney E. M. Whiting D. G. Wingfield Herbert and Emma Wisecarver Winchester Cold Storage, Inc Bickers Motor Co Atlantic Refining Company

Christian Endeavorers Observe Forty Fifth Anniversary

A special program will be held Sunday night at the United Brethren Church in Greenway to celebrate the forty fifth anniversary of the Christian Endeavor Society in the United.

Christian Endeavorers United Brethren Church Greenway Christian Endeavor Society United

Mrs J H Cooper Hosts Granddaughter Anne Elizabeth Oates

Mrs J H Cooper entertained at her home No 654 Berryville avenue for her granddaughter Miss Anne Elizabeth Oates and many friends. Games and refreshments followed. Guests included Misses Margaret Cochran Lillian Russell Louise Miller Helen Grimm Henrietta Finchum Sybil Grimm Vada Fry Reatha Parker Grace Hershman Linda Morrison and Messrs Everett Molen Jack Collins Leo Shallwood Everett Halzinger Gordon McInturff Robert Sutton Joe Stead Richard Cooper Clarence Heisman Darrel Grimm. Miss Susie Glenn of Wardensville and her sister Martha Glenn of Washington were in Winchester yesterday. Martha Glenn plans to return to Washington Saturday.

J. H. Cooper Berryville Avenue Anne Elizabeth Oates Margaret Cochran Lillian Russell Louise Miller Helen Grimm Henrietta Finchum Sybil Grimm Vada Fry Reatha Parker Grace Hershman Linda Morrison Everett Molen Jack Collins Leo

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Anne Spottswood Harrison Catherine Byrer Douglas Thomas William Stewart Thomas Lloyd Lacy I. Rice Max Oates Virginia Byrer Punch Ira E. Byrer, Jr Charlotte McKown Harrison Bennett Taylor Byrer A. W. Armentrout Lieut Huntsberry Manila Abner Huntsberry United States Army Fort Benning Abner, Jr Gwaltney Reidsville N. C San Francisco Calif Kenneth Robinson J. Kenneth Robinson South Stewart Street Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg Lee Welch Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Parkersburg W. Va M. Stutler Salem Rotary Club Miss Gardiner Floyd Haines Lula Shoemaker Waynesboro, Va Stanley E. Harmer Winifred Miss Whitlock Jean Robinson Jean Betty Manuel Fay Nelson Ruby Smith Louise Fogle Iris Pugh Cora Wilson Colleen Cather Ellen DeHaven Hilda Nelson Esther Haines Elia Pugh Betty Jane McKee Isabelle Sheetz Peggy Golliday Frank Kalafat Roland Don Nelson Donnie Smith Edward Hearstley Billy Peters Charles Sheetz Edith Vincent Cornwell Margaret Richards Scout Councils Board of Examiners Boy Scout Organization National Girl Scout Committee Committee On Charles J. Lillis Church of the Sacred Heart South Loudoun Street Bud Masel Charles Joseph Lillis Lillis Norfolk Sacred Heart Church Crusade Unit Handley High School Charles H. Lillis Michael Lillis Chapman City Ervin L. Chapman Lacey Spring Franklin G. Senger United Brethren Sunday School Senger Schewel Furniture Company Hicks Mathews Bertha Hicks Winchester- Frederick County The Red Cross Charles Handy Courtney James Lee Courtney Frederick County Charles Alan Courtney Katherine Kemp Joseph W. Houck Smeltzer Vernon Kemp Lynchburg Joseph William Houck University of Virginia Hospital Charlottesville Dr. Houck Joseph T. Houck Harrisonburg Kayser Clara V. Fultz W. Boscawen Brooks Brooks’ Pharmacy Prescription Druggists Brethren Church Society of the Reliance Church Harry Sherman Miss Oates Susie Glenn Wardensville Martha Glenn Washington, D. C Washington Shenandoah Valley National Bank R.G. A. Stores John Deere Rhodes Drug Company Miss Ewing Dorothy Ewing Handley Auditorium Lovett’s Loudoun St America Margaret L Hodgson OF Deposit Insurance Congress Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Underwood’s N. Loudoun St Hamman’s Dollar Store R. M. Swimley Coun Lovett Brothers
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