Religious group schedule lists events at local churches
Friday 5 45 p m Hay ride to Bubbling Springs on the Capon river by Young People of Presbyterian Church Saturday 3 00 p m Regular meeting of the Winchester branch of the A A U W at the home of Mrs. Robert Artrim in Clarke county Sunday 6 00 p m Play entitled The Color Line to be presented by Francis Asbury Union at Brucetown M E Church
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Bubbling Springs
Capon River
Robert Artrim
Clarke
Garden Club Plans Plant Exchange and Flower Shows
Garden Club of Winchester and Clarke County met at Miss Katherine Kern’s home on Amherst Street for a plant exchange. Announced May 25 picnic at Rock Enon with car pooling coordinated by Mrs. Hyde. Invitations extended to Warrenton May 19 and Front Royal May 27 flower shows. Reports from Garden Club of Virginia and Garden Club of America meetings highlighted border edgings trends and perennials. A surprise birthday party for Mrs. Henry Bell was held at Valley Avenue with many members present. Forty members attended the Girls Athletic Association tea at Coffman apartments. Greenway Church youths plan a 7 30 PM Sunday musical program featuring Historic City Four Quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Clarke County
Katherine Kern
Amherst Street
B. F. Arthur
Glaize
Rock Enon
Lewis N. Hyde
Transportation Committee
Hyde
Warrenton
Front Royal
Arthur
James Reardon
W. A. Baker
William Beverley
Kenneth Gilpin
C. F. Massey
Massey
E. L. Test
H. K. Russell
Garden Club of Virginia
Williamsburg
Garden Club of America
Philadelphia
Graham Dougherty
Dougherty
Girl's Athletic Association
Coffman
North
Washington Street
Salome Crisman
Katheryn Sullivan
Emily Sanford
Ida Lycett
Mrs Kate C Crockett Taken To Hospital Again
Mrs Kate C Crockett of Questover near Berryville has been readmitted to the hospital with suspected pneumonia after a two week illness. She was previously treated at the hospital for several days, then returned home without improvement before a second hospitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate C. Crockett
Questover
Berryville
Local church outing canceled due to weather delay
The Young People of the Presbyterian Church postpone the hay ride to Bubbling Springs to Sunday. Mrs. Susan Reid of Berryville avenue returns from visiting relatives and attends a three day Primitive Baptist meeting in Fauquier county. Mrs. Alexander Gordon hosts a bridge gathering in Baltimore at Kenmore Manor and other residents plan trips and visits to Wilmington Richmond and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Bubbling Springs
Susan Reid
Berryville Avenue
Annie Rector
T. Brown Rector
Warrenton
The
Primitive Baptist
Old Thurn Church
Fauquier County
Alexander Gordon
Winchester
Markham
Baltimore
Kenmore Manor
Wedding reception location and visiting card etiquette
The column states the reception must be in the bride's home or a ballroom if space is insufficient. It advises printing the address on visiting cards in the lower right corner in small engraving. It also says peas should be eaten with a fork, not a spoon.
Notable Personalities Visit City and Attend Plays
Kenneth Strowbridge traveled from yesterday morning to New York City for a four day stay. He recently joined friends in Philadelphia to see Maxwell Anderson's The Star Wagon starring Lilian Gish and Burgess Meredith. Reverend Norman Uphouse arrived from Baltimore to visit Mrs. A. C. Frye on National avenue. Jane Tidball Allen visits Questover near Berryville with Nancy Crockett. Mr and Mrs Charles Symons welcome a daughter born May 18, previously Miss Clara Daughtery. Rev and Mrs Painter and children arrive from near Asheville to visit Mrs Painter's father J Few Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Strowbridge
New York City
Philadelphia
Maxwell Anderson
Lillian Gish
Burgess Meredith
Norman Uphouse
Baltimore
A. C. Frye
National Avenue
First Brethren Church
Berryville Avenue
Charles Symons
Symons
Miss Clara Daughtery
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Front Royal Week
Mrs Lynn de Lashmutt from Washington DC visits her Olmstead parents. Families gather for weekend s, hospital stays, and showers. A silver library fundraiser tea and a kitchen shower honor upcoming marriages plus local travelers, illnesses, and angling in Warrenton and Edgewood Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Lynn de Lashmutt
Washington, D. C
Walter G. Olmstead
Local Residents and Guests Report Weekend Moves and Visits
Mr and Mrs Roy Darby and their two children Wales and Billy move to Washington DC. Roger Payne Mrs L R Treat and Frances Cook Downing vacationed in Baltimore with Larry Boerner. Turner Slaughter moved to a new Edgewood Park home previously occupied by Mrs John Finerty now in Alexandria. Col and Mrs Ewing hosted a dinner at the Hotel Royal. Miss Millie Sirbaugh from Winchester visited Miss Helen Smith. Florence Sheppard returned home in Warrenton after visiting Mrs Georgia Sheppard. Willis Wake of Strasburg spent the weekend with his siblings Mr and Mrs William Wake. Eugene West and two children of Washington DC visit Mr and Mrs Mark Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene A. Taylor
Washington, D. C
George N. Buck
Edgewood Park
Roy Darby
Wales and
Billy
Roger Payne
L. R. Treat
Frances Cook Downing
Baltimore
Larry Boerner
Turner Slaughter
John Finerty
Alexandria
Florence Sheppard
Warrenton
Georgia Sheppard
Willis Wake
Strasburg
Mrs
William Wake
Eugene West
Mark Turner
Local Markets Note on Daily Market Listings
The Star states markets are corrected daily and disclaims responsibility for typographical errors. No liability taken for minor typos in the daily listings.
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The
Star
Local Retail Market Flour and Feed Prices
The notice lists wholesale flour in 98, 48, 24 and 12 pound bags with prices from 4.85 to 5.65 per barrel and various feed products including shelled corn 1.45 and dairy feeds 1.55 to 2.20, with butter and other items noted in scattered entries.
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Seeeevese
Etey
Oe Roth Ta
Fes Evintere
Eeeenees Lars
Baltimore and Chicago Livestock Markets May 20 Report
Market notes from Baltimore Chicago and Philadelphia show cattle and calves steady to lower in Baltimore with meager supply. Hogs active and higher with varied weights reaching top bids around 9.10. Sheep light, spring lambs steady to strong at best. Philadelphia reports poultry prices and grain quotes with egg and butter values unchanged.
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Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
U. S. Dept
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Philadelphia
P. R. Fancy
Wheat and grain futures mixed in Chicago market
May wheat held firm while July and September lagged as rallying power faded. Prices closed with May at 78 1/4 to 83/8, July 76 7/8, and Sept 76 3/4 to 83/4. Cash grain in Chicago showed No 3 hard wheat at 79 1/2 to 80, corn mixed around 58 1/2 to 59 3/4, and soy beans near 90 to 91.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester Grain
Stock Market Opens With Slump Then Moderate Gains
New York May 20 offerings dwindled after an opening sell off and early losses were trimmed to modest gains as the session wore on. Copper issues resisted amid a domestic price cut, rails fell, bonds uneven, and commodities mixed. Several big names including U S Steel Chrysler General Electric and American Electric Power saw modest advances while many issues traded near unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
International Harvester
Boeing
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Glenn L. Marti
Ex-Cell-O Aircraft
Texas Corp
Westihouse
General Electric
We Union
Consolidated Edison
American
Electric Powe Light
Santa Fe
N. Y
Winchester man given six months for concealed weapon
Delbert Leight was jailed six months and fined 50 dollars after a Martinsburg court charged him with carrying a concealed weapon. Amos H. Stoneberger paid 10 dollars in costs for speeding. Leight had been sought by Winchester authorities after an alleged threat to a garageman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Leight
Winchester
West Virginia
Francis Funk
Martinsburg
Amos H. Stoneberger
Leight
Glenn Hummer
Hummer
Evangelist Dr. John R. Church to Preach in Berryville
Rev W O Luttrell announces two weeks of sermons by evangelist Dr John R Church at Berryville Methodist Church. First sermon Sunday at 8 PM, then nightly through June 5 with a 15 minute song service prior. Church is famed in the East and crowds are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Luttrell
Nettie Luttrell
John R. Church
Berryville
Dr. Church
East
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A. Alkouaal
Triangle Club of Church
Christ
Francis Asbury Union
Brucetown
M. E
Themums
Lewis Hyde
E. G. Butler
Frank Wray
Ashby’ Miller
Caroline Hunter
Alfred Kerfoot
Fred Boyd
John D. Richardson
Fred Barr
Henry Bell
Hugh Brill
Valley Avenue
Dudley Lichliter
Linden Singhass
Lester
Annie R. Lichliter
Robert Long
Luther Jones
Gertrude
Clarence Pope
Lawrence
C. A. Wisecarver
Patricia
Goldie
Jean
Historic City
Greenway
Greenway Church
City Four
Mary Ellen Miller
Cara Nome
Brooks’ Pharmacy
North America
Assur. Society
Ses
This Agency
Wilmer F. Shayock
N. Loudoun St
Mrs. I. N. Good
Wilmington
Del
George W
Herbert Larrick
West Clifford Street
Grippe
Elizabeth Cather
Earl Houck
Johns Hopkins Hospital
E. R. Dorsey
Richmond
Piedmont Millers Association
Dorsey
Clearbrook
Roberta Lee
Jane Tidball Allen
Rippon Lodge
Jefferson County
W. Va
Nancy Crockett
Front Royal and
Warren County News
Amos Scott
Mr. Scott
Cora Scott
Grottoes
Harry Scott
Charlottesville
Mrs. Carl] Thompson
George Ramsey
Mr. Thompson
R. E. Purdum
Rice Mathews
Alice Grubbs
John Hutton
Elizabeth Hutton
Louise Lewis
George Wilkinson
Fork District
Hazel Swann
Winchester Memorial Hospital
T. T. Harrison
E. Barr Samsell
Louise Shirey
J. W. Kendrick
Birmingham
Ala
Bankers
Mt. Jackson
Prank Stout
James Doman
Susan Marshall
Garfield Hospital
F. P. Clark
Washington
Elizabeth Grubbs
Rockland
R. F. Trenary
Mr. Moreau Preston
Pine Crest
Mrs. M. O. Simpson
Charles Paris
Helen Louise Shirey
Capt
Sharon House
Col
Mrs. Ewing
Hotel Royal
Millie Sirbaugh
Helen Smith
Pifer Printing CO
Haldeman’s
Haldeman
Stock Market ‘Report
Selec
al. Chem
Am. Can
Am. Rad
Am. Smel
A. T. Ad T
Can. Edison
Cigar
Elec
Gen. Motors
Goodyear
Int. Har
J. Manville
Kennecott
M. Ward
Natl. Dairy
Packard
Penney (Jc
Penn. R. R
Republic Steel
Southern R
Union Pac
Car Chem
Western Union
Woolworth
Cks
Ted
Berryville Church
Alecia Beauty Salon
Sunshine
Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
John Marshall
Bob Riley
Lord Baltimore Layer Cares
Underwood
Huntsberry’s
Loudoun
United Food Store
Virginia
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