WEDDING OF MISS FRITTS AND MR FUNKHOUSER AT WHITE POST
Miss Audrey Kathryn Fritts of White Post married Charles Chamblin Funkhouser of Double Tollgate at Meade Memorial Episcopal Church White Post. The ceremony featured music by Mrs. George R. Green and Mrs. Charles Dearmont, with attendants including Misses Lola Kathryn Funkhouser Elizabeth Fritts and Virginia Fritts. A reception followed at Mount Airy the bride’s home. The couple plan to reside at Fast Highland Clarke County after a southern states wedding trip.
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Clarke County
Audrey Kathryn Fritts
White Post
Charles Chamblin Punkhouser
Double Tollgate
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church
George R. Green
Charles ©. Dearmont
Lola
Kathryn Funkhouser
Elizabeth Fritts
Virginia Fritts
Fritzie Gay Conley
Alexander Earle
Edward B. Lee
William Craig
Middleburg
Ansell Solenberger
Arthur L. Ribble
Arlington Episcopal Church
Mount Airy
Wallie Fritts
Joseph H. Funkhouser
Valley Fritts
Charles W. Fritts
Boyce High School
Marion College
Marion
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College
Funkhouser
Joh H. Punkhouser
Virginia Polytechnic Institute At
Blacksburg
Fritts
Ruth
Rena Berlin
Edward P. Berlin
Berryville
Trousseau
Frank Conley
Katheryn Funkhouser
Elizabeth Lee
Stone Bridge
W. W. Dellinger
Dorothy Greene Franklin wedding in Lynchburg May 21
Miss Dorothy Greene became Mrs. A L Franklin in Lynchburg on May 21 as relatives from Richmond to Norfolk gathered for the ceremony at the Methodist Memorial Church. The couple will honeymoon via Washington and Winchester before settling in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Greene
A. L. Franklin
Lynchburg
Arthur Lawson Franklin
Washington
Winchester
Harry R. Greene
Fort Loudoun
Franklin
Dorothy Green
Harry Raynor Greene
Alexander Lawson Franklin
Methodist Memorial Church
Richmond
Norfolk
Dawning
Miss Rout
Randolph-Macon College
Miss Elizabeth Grubbs to Graduate as Nurse
Elizabeth Grubbs of 319 National Avenue is among the 1932 graduates of the Washington County Hospital School. Invitations were issued for the commencement at 8 30 Tuesday in the hospital auditorium, followed by a 9 30 reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Washington County Hospital School
Elizabeth Grubbs
L. D. Grubbs
National Avenue
Miss Grubbs
Handley High School
Ice Cream Festival Planned by Market Street Church Guild
The Woman's Service Guild of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church completes plans for an ice cream festival to be held Thursday evening June 2 from 5 to 10 o'clock. Home made ice cream cake and candy will be sold during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Service Guild of
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
the _s
Funeral attendance and local notices from Winchester area
Attendances mark services for Rev. Dr Ben Frank Wilson in Harrisonburg with Andrew Bell and others paying respects. Local medical update notes William Burtner’s tonsil operation in Winchester Memorial Hospital and his stable condition. Mary Katherine Kern to graduate from Goucher College with Mrs Hoover hosting the ceremony at the White House. Centenary Choir to join Loudoun Street Presbyterian singers for union service. WCTU to meet at Handley Library. Pauline Brill and Daisy Vaughan visiting relatives in the Martinsburg and Apple Pie Ridge areas.
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Andrew Bell
Ben Frank Wilson
Harrisonburg
Wilson
H Nburg Presbyterian Church
Bell
Chamber of Commerce
William D. Burtner
Boyce
Clarke County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Burter
Boyce State Bank
John A. Kern
Baltimore
Goucher College
Mary Katherine Kern
Herbert Hoover
White House
Washington
William F. McDowell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Centenary Church
Centenary Reformed Church
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Winchester Ministerial Association
Miss Mary Elmslie Scott Weds Edward Boul din Burwell Jr in Amherst
Miss Mary Elmslie Scott, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Scott Jr., married Edward Bouldin Burwell Jr. at Deeee Church in Amherst. The ceremony, with Rev. Edward B. Burwell Sr. and Rev. Thomas Lewis officiating, featured a ring ceremony. The couple resumed at home in Upperville after a reception at the bride’s aunt’s house.
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Green
Pacareans Ioc
Deeee
Amherst
Mary Elmslie Scott
Charles Landon Scott
Danville
Edward Bouldin Burwell
Upperville
Edward B. Burwell
Thomas Deane Lewis
Hampton Burton
Thomas Carter
Browder
Dante
Johanna Hill
Lily of the Valley
Clare Louise Scott
Betty von Gemmingen
Culpeper
Susan Harris
Scottsville
Caroline Burwell
Lowmoor
Clare Wailes
Spotswood Burwell
Harry de Butts
Hunter de Butts
Williamss
C. Burwell
Charles Landon Scott III
I. P. Wailes
Burwell
Chas
London Scott, Jr
E. B
Coblentz Defense Moves To Strike Out Testimony
In Cumberland Maryland May 25 the defense began a motion to strike the testimony of the first two witnesses called by the state in the Emory L Coblentz trial a deposit of 31650 to Washington Trust Ellicott City days before its closure was cited with bank knowledge questioned by the defense. The prosecution confirmed Coblentz was in Howard County at the time but had no direct knowledge of the deposit. The restraining motion followed as part of ongoing court action.
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Associated Press
Cumberland
Emory L. Coblentz
Central Trust Company of
Frederick
Washington Trust Company
Ellicott City
Central Trust Company
Isaac H. Taylor
Hilda Shipley
Trust Company
Senator Coblentz
James Clark
Howard County
Coblentz
Mission Field Workers Speak At Convention in Berryville
The Wo man’s Missionary Society of Winchester District held its annual meeting in Duncan Memorial Church Berryville with 175 delegates and visitors. Various speakers from Baltimore Winchester Lynchburg and Korea discussed organizing missionary work Bible study social service and children’s work. Grayson Coiner Jr. received a life membership, linking Washington and Berryville, as the next meeting is planned for Strasburg.
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Berryville
Woman's Missionary Society of
Winchester
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Duncan Memorial Church
Edith M. Miller
Edinburg
R. L. Butsler
T. J. Copeland
Woman's, Missionary Society
BE. L. Woolf
S. R. Bryarly
Oscar Louderbeck
Helen Powers
C. T. Collyer
Korea
Constance Rumbough
Lynchburg
Poland
Miss Rombough
Missionary Council
Sallie Lewis Brown
Richmond
Miss Rumbough
Miss Brown
Strasburg
Grayson Coiner, Jr
Grayson Coiner
Washington
E G. Conner
Society
Social News From Millwood Virginia May Gatherings
Millwood Virginia May social page notes weekend guests at The Moorings the Randolph home and a trip to New York before sailing to Nice France. Dinner hosted at Annefield prior to the W O N P R meeting at Sealeby. Delegate Mrs Hugh M Nelson attends the Diocesan Auxiliary meeting in Warrenton with others. Mrs Nelson hosted luncheon for Mrs Dixon of Boston. Painted portraits by Pierre Tartone showcased at Millwood home. Katharine Pyan Greever to Archie G White marriage announced in Millwood on May 5.
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Millwood
Ben Randolph
Maury Jones
Randolph
New York
Willie Ambler
Nice
France
William Bell Watkins
Warrenton
Nelson
Annie Vandergrift
Gloucester
B. Duval Chambers
Beverley McKay
Hugh M. Nelson
Robert Dixon
Boston
Henry B. Gilpin
Winchester
George H. Burwell
Ward G. Butler
MacKay-Smith
Wington
B. Watkins
Pierre Tartone
Charles Consolvo
King of Sweden
Swedish Chamber of Commerce
United States
John Coolidge
Annie Leary
Alfred I. du Pont de Nemours
Chicago Grain Prices Rise on CBOT Amid Broad Demand
Chicago grain prices showed gains on the Chicago Board of Trade with broad support from commissions. Closing quotes appeared across the list with May at 59 1/2 percent and July around 60, while December and other contracts posted varied figures and sparse sales due to uncertain demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Board of Trade
A. Sona
National Anthem Designation Act of 1981
The act designates the Star Spangled Banner as the national anthem of the United States. Approved March 8 1981 by the Seventy first Congress. The document quotes the official proclamation and notes the adoption context.
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Senate
House of Representatives
United States of American
Congress
United States of America
Seventy-first Congress
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SONAL
Young People’s Choir
United Brethren Church
Kiwanis and
Rotary Club
Winchester Country Club
The
Loyal Temperance Legion
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
eGiris
Athlet
Rls’ Athletic Association
Tokus Inn
Geo. Washington Hotel
Stafford Pemberton
American Legion Post
Braddock Street Methodist
Handley Library
Charles Town High School
Lakeland Caverns Ballroom
Charles Town
Modern Woodmen of America of
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South End Hose Company
Church of Christ
Mr. Funkhouser
White Post Church
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Chatham Hi
William and College
James Cannon
Europe
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Ashland
American Tobacco Company
Sixteenth Street
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Washington, D. C
Kensington Avenue
Martha Elizabeth Paxton
William E. Byrd
Nashville, Tenn
Robert P. Paxton
Columbia
Tenn
Florence
Ala
Univer
Robert T. Nooe
Virginia
Tennessee
Stuart Hall
Staunton
Paxton
Byrd
Nashville
Memphis
Alabama
University of Virginia
Sigma Chi
Tilka
Mrs. Byrd
Charlottesville
Baker
Daisy Amick
William Amick
Wallace Avenue
John J. Amick
Margaret Amick
North Kent Street
John Amick
Western Union
Miss Amick
Berengaria
Cherbourg
R. S. Edmundson
Virginia Geological Survey
Charles Butts
United States, Geological Survey
Young Peoples’ Choir
United On Church
Carper’s Valley Church
Church Guild
Dr. Wilson
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Pauline Brill
Apple Pie Ridge
Mrs. Edward Miller
Martinsburg
W. Va
Daisy Vaughan
Virgil Baughman
Ballyhoo
Huntsberry’s
Huntsberry
Lovett
N. Main St
Ry. Ae
Mr. E. B. Burwell
Stamford
Winchester District Society
Berryville Church
Christ Church Auxiliary
Chicago Grain
la Rochefoucauld
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Commercial & Savings Bank Dependable Bank
Sweitzer
Philadelphia
Pure Food Store
Braddock and Boscawen
Armstrong’ S Quaker Rugs
R. M. Swimley
George Washington Hotel
Lovett Brothers
S. Main St
Rayon
Margaret L
Hodgson
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