Leesburg Social Scene Highlights Miss Richards and Wedding Plans
Miss Norma June Richards of Winchester is a Randolph Macon Woman's College candidate for the A B degree in 1941. In Leesburg, Miss Helen Corbell will marry Julian Bidford McCarthy at St James Church with a reception at the Thomas Balch Library. The couple will reside in Richmond after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma June Richards
William M. Richards
Winchester
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Lynchburg
St. James Episcopal Church
Leesburg
Helen Corbell
Robert Thruston Corbell
Richmond
Julian Bidford McCarthy
Lillian Binford McCarthy
Frank McCarthy
G. Peyton Craighill
Thomas Balch
Winslow Williams
Roxbury Hall
McCarthy
Hanover Avenue
Rev Moore L J Will Not Conduct Services
The Rev R Bowen Moore pastor of the Brucetown Methodist circuit is ill and will not lead Sunday services. Laymen will conduct at Brucetown Church at 11 o'clock. Several local residents and visitors are mentioned in brief itineraries and visits.
Modern Etiquette Q A Tennis Doubt Ruling and Dance Reply
In etiquette guidance Le Rochefoucauld warns about resenting censure vs praise. A tennis call on a doubtful point should be played over by the sportsman. A polite dance reply options include “I enjoyed it too” or “You’re very welcome.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. le Rochefoucauld
Harold Hausenfluck to Marry Warrenton Girl June 13
Mrs. John Thomas Brawner of Warrenton announces the approaching marriage of her daughter Ida Carlton to Harold Girvus. The couple plan to wed Friday June 13. Ida, a Warrenton High School graduate, works as a clerk in Warrenton. Harold, son of Mr and Mrs G F Hausenfluck of Stephens City, graduated Handley High School in 1938 and is an engineer for the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company in Warrenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas Brawner
Warrenton
Ida Carlton
Harold Girvus
Grace Lutheran Choir Entertained by Rev Honeycutt at Home
Grace Lutheran Church choir of twenty members was entertained by the Rev and Mrs Carl Honeycutt at their home for a buffet supper and regular weekly rehearsal Thursday evening. Proceeds mentioned at 25 cents for benefit of Winchester England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Carl Honeycutt
Winchester and Clarke Garden Club Flower Show June 4 1941
The Winchester and Clarke Garden Club announces a Little Show of Flower Arrangements to be held June 4 1941 at Christ Episcopal Church house. Classes cover shaded arrangements from pink to red blue to purple summer dining room table accessories large white flowers over 16 inches niche small arrangement mantels combining flowers with fruit or vegetables and noises for church. Exhibitors must raise flowers. class 6 opens to Inter Club dining room mantel decoration. An entrance fee is stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Winchester
Clarke County
Christ Episcopal Church House
Millie to be played by Jay Floyd in Family Upstairs
Correction from Winchester Little Theatre and Martinsburg Civic Theatre notes Jay Floyd will portray Millie in The Family Upstairs at Capitol Theatre on June 27 not Jack as previously announced. Garden Club of America names Mrs Kenneth Gilpin to its board of directors at Rochester meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Floyd
Millie
Winchester Little
Martinsburg Civic Theatre
Winchester Little Theatre
Capitol Theatre
Jack
Garden Club of America
Kenneth Gilpin
Rochester
N. Y
Kenneth
N. Gilpin
Ticket Contest Announced For Family Upstairs
At Handley auditorium yesterday Mr. Garland Quarles announced a ticket contest the Little Theatre sponsors with Martinsburg Civic Theatre and Winchester Little Theatre for The Family Upstairs at the Capitol on June 27. A five dollar prize goes to the student who sells the most tickets. tickets available at the Little Theatre studio 213 North Loudoun Street. Virginia Funkhouser chairs sales noting unusually inexpensive seats for this production. Handley students selling tickets should bring an S. R. O. crowd to the Capitol Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Auditorium
Garland Quarles
Little Theatre
Martinsburg Civic Theatre
Winchester Little Theatre
the Capitol
North Loudoun Street
Virginia Funkhouser
Handley
Capitol Theatre
Caution Urged in Home Hair Dyeing and Bleaching
The article warns that careless home dyeing can ruin hair by uneven color and carrot tones when mixed browns and greys are treated. It stresses using professional help, testing shades on a hidden lock, and avoiding overlapping applications during touch ups while noting that grey roots require repeated care.
Clarke Red Cross officers hosted luncheon in Berryville
Hobson McGehee, recently named Clarke County Red Cross chairman, entertained about twenty three current and former officers at a luncheon in Berryville. Guests included Nan Thomas past president and R. G. Mitchell vice chairman with other chapter leaders and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Hobson McGehee
Clarke County
The
Red Cross
Nan Thomas
Graham Dougherty
R. G. Mitchell
J. D. Griffing
Virginia Watkins
Louis
Agnes Mitchell
Ollie Thomas
W. B. Watkins, Jr
H. P. Mitchell
Mrs Gilpin to Attend Princeton Exercises for Son Tyson Gilpin
Mrs Kenneth N Gilpin plans to depart next week for Princeton New Jersey to attend the Princeton University graduating exercises where her son Tyson Gilpin is a member. Mr and Mrs James Hendrick of Washington have rented The Vineyard owned by Mr and Mrs J Delafield Du Bois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Tyson Gilpin
James Hendrick
Washington
J. Delafield du Bois
Sermon by Rev Albert T Mollegan at Grace Episcopal
The Rev. Albert T. Mollegan of Virginia Theological Seminary will lead services at Grace Episcopal Church on Sunday morning. He will dine with Mr. and Mrs. William S. Powers. Mrs. Alexis Sommaripa hosts guests at Bellfield and dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Davis Dunbar of Buffalo with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richardson, and Mr. and Mrs. William B. Watkins at Rose Cottage and Annefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert T. Mollegan
Virginia Theological Seminary
Grace Episcopal Church
William S. Powers
Alexis Sommaripa
Bellfield
Davis Dunbar
Buffalo, N. Y
Ralph Richardson
Social Visits and Funeral Guests Bookmark Quiet Week
Mrs Archibald Cummins hosts two Williams sisters at Caryswood Hall Hallie Williams recently returned from Kioto Japan where she served as a missionary Deaconess Maria Williams also attends. Mrs Blackburn Smith holds a luncheon at The Knoll in honor of Cummins and guests including Mrs J M H Clagett Mrs John B Neill Mrs James Riddle and Mrs E L Tessier. Mr and Mrs Robert E L Lewis of Avon By The Sea and Basil Stevens of Montclair N J visit Miss Emily McCormick for the funeral of Mr Lewis sister Mrs James McK White of New York. Miss Kate Powers plans a Washington trip while her niece Miss Virginia Page visits her aunt Mrs R P Whitehead in Rockport Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Guest
Near Front Royal
Mr. Guest
Winston Guest
New York
Archibald Cummins
Caryswood
Hallie Williams
Kioto
Japan
Maria Williams
Blackburn Smith
Robert. E. L. Lewis
Avon-By-The-Sea
Basil Stevens
Montclaire
N. J
Emily McCormick
Lewis
James McK. White
Kate Powers
Washington
Virginia Page
R. P. Whitehead
Rockport
Maine
Miss Virginia Harris Debutante of Local Family
Miss Virginia Leigh Harris, daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Harris, is featured in society notes highlighting her debutante status and place among prominent local families. The item notes her family ties and social standing within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Leigh Harris
H. B
Harris and Miss Griffith Return Home From Stephens College
Harris who has attended Stephens College in Columbia Missouri will return home next week. Miss Josephine Griffith daughter of Mrs A M Kerfoot was in Stephens College graduating class this year and expects to return home after commencement.
Berryville News Roundup of Visits Weddings and Births
A parade of local social notes reports A L Crumplers returning from Eastern Carolina with their son Master Lowell Crampler. Miss Caroline Annan visits Berryville while Miss Annan stays with Mrs Estelle Kerfoot and others. Bluemont residents Mil ton Shepherd and Miss Alice Ashby wed in Berryville. Various visits, church events, and travel details follow including school plans for the Berryville Presbyterian Bible School starting June 16 and openings in Winchester and Richmond related to education and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Crumpler
Eastern
North Carolina
Master Lowell Crampler
Caroline Annan
Webster Grove, Mo
Berryville
Miss Annan
Estelle Kerfoot
Alice Ashby
Milton Shepherd
Bluemont
W. T. Ashby
Shepherd
Earl Smallwood
Bankers Return From Virginia Association Meeting
First National Bank of Berryville reports attendance at the Virginia State Bankers Association sessions held at the John Marshall Hotel from Wednesday through Friday in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Berryville
Richmond
Virginia State Bankers Association
John Marshall Hotel
C E Rally at the First Brethren Tonight
Christian Endeavors from several cities within 100 miles meet at the Brethren church on Berryville Ave for a rally. Rev R D Crees will show stereotician pictures and speak about them. Plans will be made for a Christian Training Camp to be held in Powell's Fort. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren Church
Berryville Ave
R. D. Crees
Powell’s Fort
Dickens line on a man chasing his hat
The quote appears in Pickwick Papers and notes a man in ludicrous distress while in pursuit of his own hat. It reflects the lack of charitable commiseration in moments of comic misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dickens
Pickwick Papers
Mt Carmel Baptist Church Woman’s Day Service
Mt Carmel Baptist Church holds Sunday School at 10 am and a 3 pm annual Woman's Day sermon by Rev Willie Pales. A tea follows. At 8:30 pm biblical women talk featuring Rebekah Leah Rachel Ruth Naomi Martha Mary Deborah Diana Dorcas Hannah Herodias Phoebe Miriam Anna Queen of Sheba with guest speaker Mrs Alma Layton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Pales
Rebekah
Leah
Rachel
Ruth
Naomi
Martha
Mary
Deborah
Diana
Dorcas
Hannah
Herodias
Pheoebe
Miriam
Anna
Queen of
Sheba
Alma Layton
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OH. Corbell
Julian McCarthy
Louis Wender
New York City
Holmes Newcome
Howard White
W. F. Bennett
R. M. Felton
South Boston
J. W. Hill
Barkley. Jeffress
Washington, D. C
T. Howard Cather, Jr
Ray Robinson, Jr
Robert Riley
Irnite Field
J. W. Riley
W. W. McIntyre
McIntyre
St. Paul's Church
McIntyres
L. S. Hoge
William McIntyre
Harrisonbure
Ada M. Wagner
C. P. McVicar
McVicar
Clara Colbert
Newport News
Champe Conner
St. Louis
Mr. Champe Conner, Jr
Justin Punkhouser
Baltimore
Clay deGrange
Virginia Steck
Henry L. Stephenson
Jane Stephenson
Buffalo
M. M. Green
Ethel Jolliffe
Missie Joliffe
Mary Chaleft
Washin
D. C
Joseph Massie
T. B. Byrd
Boyce
DIAL
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall Store
Spaale CaeMes
Huntsberry
Harold Hausenfluck
England
Grace Church
Winchester and Clarke Garden Club
Gram
Winchester Star Information Bureau
C. B. Smalls & Son
Petunias
Verbena
Coleus
Ivy
Vinca
Zinnias
Heliotrope
Asters
Cc. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Helen Follett
Jean Rogers
Mr. Hobson McGehee
Clarke Red Cross
John D. Richardson
Fairfield
Woman's Club
Wayside Inn
Annie Cabell Moore
E. G. Butler
J. M. H. Clagett
Iter Company
the Food Center
N. Loudoun St
Underwood
Underwood’s Bakery
A. L. Crumplers
FN. Carolina
H. B. Harris
Joel D. Griffing
Charles McIntosh
Ned Lewis
Gibson Island, Md
William Dix, Jr
Cleveland
Ohio
Dix
W. S. Dix
Western Reserve University
Miss Griffin
Rome
W. §. Powers
E. P. Berlin
F. L. Ayler
Upperville
Middleburg
Daughters of the American Revolution
Albert Muller
West Point
8. B. Crown
Episcopal Church
Rose MacDonald
Beryville
Virginia State Board of Education
Emily Powers
Fannie Powers
Buckmarsh Street
Gettysburg
Chambersburg, Pa
W. L. Elsea
John Guy
Bentonville
Daniel Elsea
Tom Norvell
Broaddus Elsea
Clarendon
Elizabeth Elsea
Victoria
William Elsea
Turner Knight
Swarthmore
Roy Potts
Bank of
Ralph M. Ware
Lovett Brothers
Loudoun St
C. E
First Brethren
MT. Carmel- Baptist ‘Church
Charles Reed
Z “Ang
RIE
Hagerstown
Member
Federal Deposit Insura
Haldeman’s
Haldeman's Creamery
Barbara Bell
Winchester Evening Star
New York, N. Y
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