Student Leaders Highlight Shenandoah Valley Academy Alumni
West Leicester street resident Stuart H. Edmonds, a Shenandoah Valley Academy graduate and 1929 Washington and Lee junior, stands out in campus life as Phi Kappa Psi member Cotillon Club and Eleven Club. Frank Bailey, a Shenandoah Valley Academy graduate and 1928 senior, scored 36 points this season and ranks second in total scoring at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart H. Edmonds
West Leicester Street
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Washington and Lee University
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Cotillon Club
Eleven
Oes
Frank Bailey
University
Birthday Celebrations for Two Lifelong Martinsburg Friends
Sunday birthday parties for Mrs. Howard Kerns and Mrs. Ella Lloyd brought 37 guests to the Kerns home on Church Street Martinsburg W Va Each honoree is 71 and lifelong friends with deep fraternal involvement The list of attendees runs through Frederick County Winchester Inwood Pikeside and Berkeley Springs with gifts dinner and a surprise element. Upperville Flower Show Slated June 2 with prize classes open to the public at the high school auditorium including roses peony and table arrangements and child categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Kerns
Ella Lloyd
Church Street
Martinsburg
W. Va
Kerns
Lloyd
Clement Ramsburg
A. D. Kerns
S. T. Nagley
S. D. MacDonald
Winchester
William Braithwaite
Inwood
Nan Whittington
Dudley Ettinger
Page Crim
C. W. Miller
Bobby Brumbaugh
Gladys Miller
Mabel Lynn
Upperville
Delphian Society
Handley Library
Pauline Taylor
James O. Ritter
Edith Hottel
J. M. Spurr
Virginia City
Shenandoah Valley
Vernon B. Garton
Faulkner Avenue
Martinsburg Journal
Social Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Events
A compact schedule lists weekly gatherings across Winchester and nearby towns. Activities include church choirs at Braddock Street and United Brethren, a campfire meeting at Opequon Chapel, dances at Drusilla Hotel, and Legion luncheons at George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post
George Washington Hotel
Circle No
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Silver Tea
John H. Rosenberger
West Boscawen St
South
Edmonds Wins High Point Trophy for Generals Track Team
S. G. Edmonds of Washington and Lee University captures the Carter Glass Jr. high point trophy, scoring 45 points to lead the Generals. He lost only two dual meets, both at Duke, and swiftness shines with near ten second sprints. The award, funded by Carter Glass Jr., was announced at Coach Forrest Fletcher’s Lexington home on May 20. Edmonds is the eldest son of his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner Edmonds
Ringtom Phi
Washington and Lee University
S. G
Edmonds
Carter Glass, Jr
Generals
Frank Bailey
Duke
Brownlee
Lynchburg News
Forest Fletcher
Lexington
Mr. Edmonds
Miss Margaret Olmstead to Marry Lynn de Lashmutt
Judge and Mrs Gregory Olmstead of Front Royal invite for the marriage of their daughter Miss Margaret Johnson Olmstead to Mr Lynn Orville de Lashmutt of Washington. The ceremony occurs Saturday evening June 11 at 7 at Calvary Episcopal Front Royal with a reception at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Olmstead
Gregory Olmstead
Front Royal
Margaret Johnson Olmstead
Lynn Orville de Lashmutt
Washington
Calvary Episcopal Church
Miss Fritts
Lola
Kathryn Funkhouser
Audrey Tts
Charles Chamblin Funkhouser
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church
White Post
Funkhouser
Misses Funkhouser
Masons from Clarendon and Woodstock Attend Grand Lodge
H K Green of Clarendon visits the Clarendon lodge where Columbia Lodge conducts a degree. About 200 visiting brothers attend the ceremonial and banquet. Winchester attendees include C G Hartman E D Calvert H M Seabright Jr Frank Dorsey Harvey Carper and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Green
Clarendon
Columbia Lodge
Bruce Green
Jonathan Edwards
Accasia Lodge
Woodstock
Winchester
C. G. Hartman
E. D. Calvert
H. M. Seabright, Jr
B. E. Russell
Mike Palavid
Philip Georges
R. H. Simpers
W. S. Brent
Hagerstown Flower Show Invites Entries For June Exhibit
The Hagerstown Garden Club invites entries for its annual Flower Show on June 1 and 2 at St. John's Lutheran Auditorium with free admission. An English Cottage and Garden model will be featured and signs promote the event across major routes into Hagerstown. Andrew Bell, secretary of the Winchester Chamber of Commerce, relayed the invitation from J. B. Ferguson, president of the Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce.
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Hagerstown
St. John’s Lutheran Auditorium
Chamber of Commerce
Regular Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Carroll Smith Home
Bridge club holds its regular Wednesday night meeting tomorrow at Mrs Carroll Smith 5 West Clifford street. Various residents return from visits, trips, and extended stays with relatives in Easton Salisbury Towson and Washington.
Five Convicted In Police Court
Winchester police court cases court: Gordon Fadeley of Edinburg convicted of drunken driving with damage to Wade Guard’s car, fined 123 dollars, 60 days jail, one year license revocation. George Kern found guilty on a similar charge, same punishment, Kern appeals with 500 dollar bond. Boyd Taylor and John Hook receive nine months on the state road for chicken theft from Louis McDonald and others. Thomas Fadeley of Edinburg fined 12 dollars for public drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Donald L. Weems
Gordon Fadeley
Edinburg
Wade Guard
George Kern
Kern
Corporation Court
Boyd Taylor
John Hook
Louis McDonald
Frederick County
Thomas Fadeley
Winchester Memorial to Graduate 14 in July
One of the largest class duatine graduates in Winchester Memorial Hospital history will earn diplomas at a commencement July 5 at Grace Lutheran Church. Miss Lillian Anderson, hospital superintendent, said the ceremony is delayed a month because four graduates finish affiliation work at a Philadelphia hospital late in June.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Grace Lutheran Church
Lillian Anderson
Toy
Middletown
La-Velda Marie Batt
Winchester
Rebecca Carr
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Margaret Ruff
Marion Cluff and Miss Culbert Lead Local Society Names
A list of several society figures including Marion Cluff Miss Martha Culbert and Miss Margaret Eckard from Martinsburg and Front Royal, with Miss Dorothy Gore, Miss Edith Golden, Miss Frances Kaine, Miss Lelia Smith, Miss Margaret Shiley, Miss Pearl Schaubach, and Miss Ann Wiseman from nearby towns.
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Cluff
Marion
Martha Elizabeth Culbert
This City
Margaret Louise Eckard
Martinsburg
W. Va
Dorothy Emma Gore
Front Royal
Edith Deane Golden
Castleton
Frances Cordelia Kaine
Wincie
Lelia LaFong Smith
Blanton
Margaret Beryl Shiley
White Post
Pearl Kathleen Schaubach
Blackstone
Ann_ Elizabeth Wiseman
Toms Brook
Special All Day Services Sunday At Rock Enow
All day services planned at Rock Enow this Sunday with a meet. Participants and churches in the community expected to attend.
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Rock Enow
Religious Service at Rock Enon Church of Christ
Surbday May 209 events at Rock Enon Church of Christ with a School at 10 and services at 11 and 3 led by Rev S S J Goode. Attendees bring dinner and join at the old hotel for dinner by the springs. Gore singers assist and communion observed during one service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Enon Church of Christ
S&s. J. Goode
Gore
Omaha North high wins national high school debate title
After seven rounds with 43 teams from 24 states, Omaha North high school of Nebraska defeated Rapids City high school in the final to claim the national high school debate title. George Palmer Esther Howe Ernest Priesman and coach Nong Robinson are pictured with the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
North High
George Palmer
Esther Howe
Ernest Priesman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Butler
Kurtz W. Butler
Ridge Road
Naomi Butler
Rachel Staubbs
Fern Shanholtz
Murl Butler
Elsie Butler
Velmar Butler
Pikeside
Freda Havermale
Berkeley Springs
Margaret Lewis
Winifred
Jesse Himelright
Bryan Stotler
Butler
Ct D
Opequon Chapel
Opequon
Women's Service Guild
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Gainesboro
Drusilla Hotel
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Stephenson
Young People's Choir
United Brethren Church
Finants and Rotary Club
Winchester Country Club
Stafford Pemberton
Geo. Washington Hotel
The
Loyal Temperance Legion
Girls’ Athletic Association
Tokus Inn
Fridz
Vance Wane
Huntsberry’s
Huntsberry
Church Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Church of Christ
Building Fund
Elizabeth Renner
East Piccadilly Street
Ruby Rowland
Joseph Clarke
Arlington
Ruby Roweland
Stephens City
Joseph Clarke, Jr
R. J. Latch
Arlington Methodist Church
Clarke
C. O. Rowland
Stephens City High School
Columbia Pike
Washington and Lee High School
Arlington Pharmacy
Harriet Carter
Samuel Henley Carter
the Plains
Harriet Doeman
Lomas Gwathmey
New York City
Grace Church
Gwathmey
Tayloe Gwathmey
Norfolk
E. B. Smith
University of Virginia
Lovett
N. Main St
Clevenger’s Meadow
Jane Jolliffe
Elizabeth Massie
Alison Cooper
Edith Dunn
Mildred Elsea
John W. Guy
William Elsea
Berryville
John William Guy
Bentonville
First Baptist Church of
A. L. Parker
William Blythe
Guy
Harrisonburg State Teachers
Charles Town High School
Lakeland
Caverns Ballroom
Johnny Christian
Katherine Yost
Hilda Hottel
Mr. Ellis Yost
T. Payne
Russell Pifer
Staunton
Mrs. Carroll
8. Smith
West Clifford Street
A. J. Novick
Master Marshall Novick
Angerona Terrace
Easton
Anne Tucker McGuire
Hunter H. McGuire
North Braddock Street
L. Alter
Miss. Cary Alter
Towson, Md
Katie Mace
South Braddock Street
Meda Dick
Princess Anne, Md
George Kemp
Girls’ Guild of
Centenary Reformed Church
Gertrude Whitacre
Capon Bridge
Memorial Hospital
A. C. Oates
Loudoun Street
C .R. Anderson
Thomas M. Hiltzheimer
Herbert Miller
Homer Garber
Hove Riley
Herberts. Larrick
Cris Hockman
Charles Shewbridge
H. Lyle Herrell
Kenneth Rush
Bristol
Lions’ Clubs
Maude Mace
Harrington
James R. DuShane
Ann. Ross DuShane
Baltimore
Rose
Madge Evans
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Armstrong
R. M. Swimley
Lovett Brothers
S. Main St
Commercial & Savings Bank Dependable Bank
Sweitzer
Philadelphia
Pure Food Store
Brae Cacti One
Childeens
Rayon
Margaret L
Hodgson
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