Glenda Lawyer Birthday Party Honored in Bloomery
A birthday party for ten year old Glenda Lawyer was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Lawyer in Bloomery West Virginia. Forty four guests attended games were played and refreshments served on the lawn as sunset shaded the event. Notables included Rev. B F Spitzer and many local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Lawyer
Bloomery
W. Va
Glenda
John Nesmith
York
Whitacre
Mrs. Sawyer
B. F. Spitzer
Avon Hovermale
Pent Hovermale
Virgil Shade
Elmer Hovermale
Randall Omps
Verdie Leith
Ada and Della Hawkins
Lilian Buckwalter
Mildred Peacemaker
Genevieve Johnson
Onile Clark
Irene Hovermale
Violet Peacemaker
Gladys Keller
Mary Lee Hammock
Nancy Hovermale
Ruby Peacemaker
Janie Johnson
Loriie Hite
Pattie June Spitzer
Betty Lou Hovermale
Jeane Hovermale
June Ella Shade
Rozella Hawkins
Janice Johnson
Kitty Johnson
Willa Lee Omps
Messrs
Glenwood Johnson
Paskel Omps
Thomas Mason
Lyle Johnson
Billy Spitzer
Avon Richard Omps
Charles Omps
Wayne Peacemaker
Richard Hawkins
Ersel Keiter
Ellis Omps
Austine Leith
Social calendar highlights Winchester area gatherings
The notice lists events from Wednesday to Tuesday including Elks lodge meetings, choir practices at Grace Lutheran and United Brethren, Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel, Delphian Society at Handley Library, 4-H Club debate at Round Hill, a late dance at the hotel, American Legion luncheon, Century Club dinner at Mrs. Lewis Hyde, piano recital at Handley Auditorium, Lions Club meeting at George Washington Hotel, and Kiwanis Club in George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Lodge Benevolentee of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Winchester
Delphia Society
Handley Library
Round Hill School House
Men’s Athletic Club
American Legion
Century Club
Lewis Hyde
Handley Auditorium
Kathleen McCartney
Kiwanis Club
Small Boys Recovering After Hospital Operations
Master Kenneth Pugh six year old son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Pugh of East Boscawen street underwent an operation Monday morning at Memorial Hospital for mastoid trouble His condition had been serious but the operation gave relief and he is in his first year at school. Mr Kirby Hepner greens keeper for Winchester Golf Club underwent an emergency appendicitis operation at Memorial Hospital and his condition was described as improved. North Frederick Home Makers Hold Meet at Mrs R G Braithwaite home with a demonstration on back yards and outdoor living rooms. well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Pugh
Raymond Pugh
East Boscawen Street
Memorial Hospital
Kirby Hepner
Winchester Golf Club
Hepner
Winchester
Mount Jackson
North Frederick
R. G. Braithwaite
Garden party at Parish House to aid Shrine delegates
A parish garden party will be held Thursday May 30 from four to seven at the Parish House under the Evening Branch of the Wo men's Auxiliary of Christ Episcopal Church. Refreshments will fund delegate expenses for the Shrine of Mount Orkney Springs in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary
The
Christ Episcopal Church
Melvin Green
South Washington Street
Shrine of
Mount Orkney Springs
Union Leaders Move Forward With Planned Soft Coal Strike
United Mine Workers plan a strike estimated to involve 450,000 workers, threatening paralysis of the soft coal fields. President John L. Lewis prepares for a June 17 strike, as wage talks collapse and operators push for Guffey Bill aid, amid NRA code uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Winsman
NRA
Death Summons Lacy Burgess in Charlottesville
Friends in Winchester report the death of Lacy H. Burgess 58 a longtime Southern Railway passenger dept worker in Charlottesville after a two week illness. He was son of the late Ames W Burgess and Emma Tarleton Pleasants Burgess of Winchester whose hotel venture operated Hotel Evans. He married Nettie Augusta Smith in 1901 and leaves a daughter Mrs Ashby R Kennon of Charlottesville. Funeral services were conducted at his home with Rev George E Booker officiating and burial at Riverview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Lacy H. Burgess
The
Southern Railway
Charlottesville
Burgess
Ames W
Emma Tarleton Pleasants Burgess
Evans
Nettie Augusta Smith
Ashby R. Kennon
George E. Booker
First Methodist Church
Riverview Cemetery
Noted Evangelist To Preach June Sixth at Local Church
Miss Betty Weakland will speak at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South on Thursday June 6 at 8 p m. The noted evangelist will conduct a one evening service and will be glad to meet her Winchester friends again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Weakland
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Winchester
Friday Bridge Club Reschedules Meet Time to 2:30
The Friday Bridge Club will meet this week with Mrs. E. H. Durrell at 312 West Cecil Street on Friday afternoon May 31 at 2 30 instead of the usual 2 45. All members are asked to note the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Durrell
West Cecil Street
Season of Music Club Closes With Brilliant Finale
The Season of Music Club ended its winter and spring schedule with a well attended concert. Serge Rachmaninoff pieces featured Miss Virginia Cover Russell on piano and Mrs. Frank L. Buckley directed ensembles. Mrs. G. E. A. Reinburg from Front Royal delivered a rich classical vocal performance with Miss Carolyn Quantz at piano. Violinist Miss Helen Bailey impressed with encores, aided by Miss Mary Cather. The Gypsies duet by Brahms showcased Miss Philomena Laren and Mrs. Hunter Gaunt. Appreciation grew for Club President Mrs. Richard E. Griffith and the season’s successful efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serge Rachmaninoff
Hodgson
Miller
McNally
Claybrook
Carolyn Quantz
Helen Bailey
Mary Cather
Carl Cather
Miss Bailey
William A. Bailey
South Cameron Street
Austin Sloat
Brahms
Philomena Laren
Hunter Gaunt
Richard E. Griffith
County Clergy Banquet Set For May 31 In Stephens City
The Rev. R Homer Anderson will give the principal address at a Frederick County ministers and laymen banquet May 31 at 8 pm in the Stephens City school home economics building. The event, sponsored by Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid, features the Burnt Church quartet, welcomes from Rev Allen Jones, and prayers by Rev H E Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Homer Anderson
Lutheran Synod of Virginia
Lynchburg
Frederick County
Stephens City
Ladies’ Aid Society
Trinity Lutheran
Ada M. Trussell
Alfred Luttrell
Howard Luttrell
Wickham Hick
John Snyder
Weaver Rites Held for New Jersey Resident Gussie N. Weaver
Gussie Nickens Weaver wife of Charles Nickens and former resident of this city died at her Atlantic City home 105 North New York Avenue after a brief illness. She is survived by her husband, one daughter Blondell Weaver, and two sisters Nannie H. Nickens and Sarah F. Dangerfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gussie Nickens Weaver
Charles Nickens
Atlantic City
N. J
New York Avenue
Blondell Weaver
Nannie H. Nickens
Sarah F. Danger
Winchester Delegates Set For United Brethren Leadership School
Delegates from Winchester and Frederick counties prepare to attend the Virginia Conference United Brethren leadership training at Shenandoah College Dayton Virginia June 10 14 The group includes Miss Anna Karicofe Miss Otto Anderson Miss Evelyn Barrett Miss Gretchen Dorsey Ottie Fries Arthur Tinsian and Rev George W Stover The trip runs June 10 14 with registration classes and rooms Monday The cost is about seven dollars plus meals The theme is Good News To The World and sessions cover mold ing children's lives and camp fire retreats The group welcomes pastors Sunday school and Christian Endeavor officers and teachers to participate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick County
Virginia Conference of the Church of the United Brethren
Shenandoah College
Dayton
Anna Karicofe
Otto Anderson
Evelyn Barrett
Gretchen Dorsey
Christian Endeavor
Ottie Fries
Arthur Tinsian
Intermediate Department
George W. Stover
O. G
Funeral services for Nickens and associates in Atlantic City
Funeral services will be held in Atlantic City Friday at 2:30 PM for City George W Nickens, John T Nickens and others of New York and New Jersey. Burial follows at Pleasantville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
George W. Nickens
Plainthers
John T. Nickens
New York
Field
This City
Five Bro V
Marcellus Nickens
Field, N. J
Lucian H
Henry This City
Atlantic City
Pleasantville Cemetery
State Has Travel Windows To Draw Tourists In Six Big Cities
Virginia will host six display windows in major cities as part of a statewide travel promotion for the 1935 tourist season. The windows will feature a Williamsburg miniature, historical displays, and imagery from the Conservation and Development Commission. The effort follows a new Virginia motion picture project aimed at showcasing the state for private showings and eventual commercial release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
AAA
Washington
Wilbur C. Hall
State Conservation and Development Commission
Williamsburg
Conservation and Development Commission
American Automobile Association
Er Hall
Virginia
Association
Commission
General Assembly
Congress
Hall
Aviator Redfern Reported Seen Alive in Guiana Region
May 28 dispatch to the State Department says Paul Redfern missing pilot seen alive near the Guiana country in South America. American vice consul James L. Park in Colon telegraphs an unnamed informant, but Redfern remains seriously crippled and presumed dead after eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paul Redfern
State Department
Nether
James L. Park
Colon
Panama
Telegraph
Redfern
Guiana
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Cele
Glenda Lawyer
Lions
George Washingtonotel
Huntsberry
Sydenstricker Jr
Richmond Hospital
Hubert Sydenstricker, Jr
Johnston-Willis Hospital
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Sydenstricker
Sydenstricker, Jr
Gatewood
Weems
Charleston
Donald Weems
Judge Donald Weems
Valley Airways
Smith
Judge Weems
Mrs. Gordon
Alexander Gordon
Kenmore Manor
England
Crimson Flashes
Crimson Flash Athletic Club
Berryville
Bob Riley
Vizzie Nelson
Hayfield
Francis McKenzie
Keyser
Baltimore
Ernest Whitlock
Managing Heads
Lacy Burgess
Lovetts
Loudoun St
Clara V. Fultz
W. Boscawen St
Rexall
Brooks’ Pharmacy
B. M. Knight, Jr
Thomas A. Gibson
Luther M. Welsh
William Swartz
Brucetown
New Market
Steward Castleman
Burr Powell Harrison
Virginia Steck
South Main Street
Knox
Westhampton
Margaret L. Hodgson
Allen Jones
Franklin Senger
Snyder Alleman
Alleman
Gussie N. Weaver
New Jersey
United Brethren School
Karicore
M. J. Miller
Cae
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Blossom
Lands
Guina
South America
O'Hara
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Brown
Cochran
R. M. Swimley
Our
Lovett Brothers
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