Surprise Birthday for Miss Ruba Grady at Home
A Wednesday evening surprise party honored eighteenth birthday girl Miss Ruba Grady of Stephenson. Friends enjoyed games, music, and refreshments at the Red Bud road home, with many relatives among the attendees.
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Ruba.Grady
Miss Grady
W Grady
Stephenson
Red Bud Road
Thomas Finnegan
James Hepner
Edward Kiger
William Grady
Bennett
Ruth
Irene Finnegan
Beulah Tharp
Evelyn Harmon
Blanche
Grace Dove
Ruby
Frances
Gladys Grady
Stuart Anderson
Floyd Tharp
Howard Caine
Grantham Harmon
James
Talbot Family to Sail Eastward Via Panama
Mr and Mrs Walter Talbot and their daughter Miriam, of this city, will sail from San Francisco on June 6 for New York by way of the Panama Canal. The party, now staying at the Barcelona Hotel in San Diego after months of travel on the Pacific coast, reports a wonderful trip in a letter to Mr H Russell Potts of East Piccadilly Street.
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W. BR. Talbot
Walter Ft. Talbot
Miriam Talbot
San Francisco
Cal
New York
Panama Canal
Talbot
H. Russell
Potts
East Piccadilly Street
Pacific Coast
Miss Rosenberger Hosts Baldwin Alumnae Meeting
The lower Shenandoah Valley Mary Baldwin College Alumnae chapter met at Miss Elsie Rosenberger's South Washington street home for business and a charming entertainment. Eighteen members from Virginia and nearby West Virginia attended the 8 o'clock gathering.
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Miss Rosenberger
Baldwin
Lower
Shenandoah Valley
Mary Baldwin College
Elsie Rosenberger
South
Washington Street
Virginia
West Virginia
Rosenberger
Ted
Gunston Hall Seniors Lead Annual Luncheon Host by Bakers
Twenty one members of Gunston Hall senior class of Washington and three teachers attended a luncheon today at the home of Mr and Mrs W A Baker on South Washington Street. Miss Emma Ginn Baker, class president, entertained guests and the American Beauty rose color scheme was tastefully carried out.
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Gunston Hall
Washington
W. A. Baker
South Washington Street
Emma Ginn Baker
Mra. Baker
Stanton clergyman to attend United Brethren conference
The Rev. S. R. Ludwig of Stanton, Virginia, arrived yesterday and will spend the weekend with his son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. B A Grayson. He will depart Monday for Lancaster, Pennsylvania to attend the United Brethren General Conference.
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S. R. Ludwig
Stanton, Va
B. A. Grayson
Lancaster
Bridge party honors Miss Patterson at Winchester Club
Miss Elizabeth Patterson of Charlotte NC is a house guest of Mr and Mrs Fred Glaize on East Piccadilly Street. Miss Virginia Hunter Boyd will entertain at the Winchester Golf Club on Monday for a bridge party honoring Miss Patterson.
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Miss Patterson
Elizabeth Patterson
Charlottee
N. C
Fred Glaize
East Piccadilly Street
Virginia Hunter Boyd
Winchester Golf Club
Mrs Byrd Reopens Winchester Home For Summer
Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd returns from Richmond and reopens Amherst Street residence for the summer season in Winchester after spending winter and spring away.
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Richard E. Byrd
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Richmond
Winchester
Amherst Street
Regional Flower Show At Warrenton June 18
Warrenton Fauquier Loudoun Leesburg and Winchester clubs host a regional flower show on June 18 in the parish house of St. James Church Warrenton Va. Guests include Mrs Ann Lee Rogers of Mount Crawford visiting with Mr and Mrs F Estes Kline at Oakland near Vaucluse during the Virginia Classis session.
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Warrenton
St. James’ Church
Fauquier-Loudoun
Leesburg
Winchester
Clarke County
Ann Lee Rogers
Mount Crawford
F. Estes Kline
Oakland
Vaucluse
Sager Family Visits Ill Father in Washington Mo
Dr and Mrs W Warren Sager and sons John I Hfarmer and Stanley Melvin Sager of Washington Missouri came to see Mrs Sager's father Stanley E Harmer who has been ill at his home 110 West Cork Street. The Rev Father Thomas B Martin rector of the Church of the Sacred Heart returned today from a motor trip to Washington. Mr and Mrs Robert J Maher of New York arrive Monday to visit Mrs Maher's sisters Mrs James H Bott and Mrs Joseph P Miller.
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William Norton
Baltimore
William B. Norton
W. A. Norton
Norton
Winchester
Massanutten Military Academy
Woodstock
Shenandoah Valley Academy
H. J. Martin
Tubeyries
Boyce
Clarke County
Memorial Hospital
W. Warren Sager
John I Hfarmer
Stanley Melvin Sager
Washington
Thomas .B. Martin
Church of the Sacred Heart
Robert J. Maher
New York
James H. Bott
Joseph P. Miller
Weekend guest list and local updates from Charles Town area
Miss Mildred Rinker of Washington will visit Miss Adele Metz on North Loudoun Street. Melvin Miller shows improvement after a mumps illness. Frank Lovett returns from Staunton to his home tomorrow. James Lamp and family visit Bristol while Philip and Mrs Mis are with them. Virginia Rehill to spend weekend with Miss Madelyn Morriss in Charles Town. Mrs Helen Barr and Billie Wood visit Harrisonburg for the weekend. Mr and Mrs M G Chamberlin of Greencastle will spend weekend with relatives. Charles Leonard of Westinghouse Baltimore was in town on business. Nurse Gladys Miller of Winchester Memorial Hospital is confined with grippe.
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Margaret Flickinger
Floyd Flickinger
University of Virginia
S. L. Flickinger
North Washington Street
Flickinger
Daniel Morgan
Mildred Rinker
Washington
Adele Metz
North
Loudoun Street
Mis
Virginia Rehill
Charles Town
W. Va
Madelyn Morriss
Gladys Miller
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Funeral of William T. Lewis to be held at Grace Church
Funeral services for William Travers Lewis prominent Clarke county lawyer bank president Democratic leader and churchman who died yesterday in his law office will be held at Grace Episcopal Church Berryville at 3 30 Sunday afternoon with the rector Rev Vincent Franks officiating Interment will be in Green Hill Cemetery Many Winchester residents expected to attend as he had many friends here.
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William Travers Lewis
Clarke County
Grace Episcopal Church
Berryville
Vincent Franks
Green, Hill Cemetery
Winchester
Lewis
Funeral for Charles W. Rideout at Mount Carmel Free Baptist
The funeral for Charles W. Rideout colored who died at his home on Fremont street will be at 2 PM Monday from Mount Carmel Free Baptist Church South Braddock street with Rev S S Spriggs and Rev Ren Layton officiating. Interment follows at Milton Valley Cemetery Berryville. Uncle Charlie was known for his quiet industrious nature and respected by the Winchester community.
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Charles W. Rideout
Freemont Street
Mount Carmel Free Baptist Church
South Braddock Street
Ren. Layton
Milton Valley Cemetery
Berryville
Charlie
Winchester
Longtime Berryville native dies after years of illness
The deceased had limited ability to work in recent years due to age related infirmities. He lived in Winchester for many years, previously at Berryville. He was married twice and left a widow, four stepdaughters, grandchildren from the second marriage, and three sons with grandchildren from the first marriage.
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Berryville
Winchester
Stock Prices Drift Down Amid Credit Concerns
The Associated Press reports stock prices fell today in New York as credit uncertainty grew. A few high priced specials rose to new highs while the broader market faced heavy selling for both long and short accounts. total volume around 1.5 million shares.
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Associated Press
New York
Wales and Hagen Win a Foursome
The Prince of Wales and Walter Hagen defeated Sir Victor Sasson and Aubrey Boover by two holes in a secretive foursome match at Swimley Forest England on May 18. The event was arranged to remain confidential with the venue concealed.
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Swimley Forest
Eng
Prince of Wales
Walter Hagen
Victor Sasson
Aubrey Boover
Air Conditioning Cools House as Senate Keeps Sweating
House engineers reveal the new air conditioning system in the U S Capitol cooled and purified air for 435 Representatives removing most dust and germs while humidifying for summer comfort. Senate awaits a similar installation delaying adjournment.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Charles R. Torbert
Bureau of Standards
House
Capitol
Congress
Willis H. Carrier
Newark
N. J
Capitol Park
Tyler Page
Grain Quotations In Chicago Market
Closing quotations in Chicago today received by W R Spiel man and Company stock brokers show Wheat May 101 and 1 half. July 103. Sept 109. Dec 113. Corn May 86 and July 87 and Sept 9. Beans May 45 and July 44 and Sept 42.5. Wheat futures mixed with scattered near term gains and declines across contracts.
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Chicago
W. R. Spielman and Company
Dee Ees
Fishermen Return With Tales In An Age Of Doubt
A brief, wry note on fishermen arriving home with tall tales, reflecting a mood of skepticism and uncertainty characteristic of the era. The line hints at disbelief surrounding community reports and local lore.
High School Latin Contest At University Of Virginia
High school students from about ten Virginia cities travel to Charlottesville for a Latin test tournament begun at the University of Virginia. Forty boys participate as the Virginia section of the Classical League sponsors the event while the High School Literary and A League plans to assume control next year. Communities entering include Alexandria Clarksville Clifton Forge Gordonsville King George Louisa Man Orange and Staunton.
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University
University of Virginia
Virginia
Alexandria
Clarksville
Clifton Forge
Gordonsville
King ‘George
Louisa
Man Orange
Staunton
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