League A Opens Thursday With 21 Week Schedule
League A bowls its season kickoff Thursday at 7 45 pm with 21 weeks of matches ending March 3. Prank Gearing is re elected president and J B Yates serves as secretary treasurer. Clubs include Rotary Lions Kiwanis American Legion Northern Virginia Power Company Handley faculty Coca Cola Bottling Works and O Sullivan Rubber Company. League B expands to 10 clubs and started last Tuesday. second matches are planned tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary, Lions, Kiwanis
American Legion
Northern Virginia Power Company
Handley Faculty
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
Social calendar highlights for Winchester week
The schedule lists events across clubs and churches from Monday to Wednesday. Include Little Garden Club and Young People's Circle meetings, W C T U at Friends' Meeting House, Winchester Lodge No. 15 of A M, Kiwanis and Nurse Association sessions with Dr. B B Bagby speaking, and choir practices at United Brethren and Grace Lutheran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends’ Meeting House
Winchester
of America
Camp Hall
North Loudoun
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
District Nurse Association
B. B. Bagby
State Department of Child Welfare
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge
Elks Hall
Piccadilly
Braddock Streets
Grace Lutheran Church
Mrs Wilson to visit Strathmore orchard on Tuesday
Mrs Woodrow Wilson will motor to Mr Jones orchard at Strathmore Tuesday as guest of Mr and Mrs B B Jones at Audley. Included in the party are Mrs Wilsons brother Mr Dolph Bolling Mrs R E Byrd and Mr and Mrs B B Jones. They will be entertained at luncheon by Mrs Frank Whistler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
B. Bones
Audley
Frank Schoolfield to Visit Winchester for Navy-Virginia Game
Danville Virginia resident Miss Frank Schoolfield will visit Winchester as a guest of Mr and Mrs Kern while attending the Navy Virginia game with Miss Anne and others. A luncheon at the George Washington Hotel sponsored by the National Concert Association featured Ar old Lovejoy as guest and set plans for three or more concerts by renowned artists in the winter and spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schoolfield
Danville
Kern
Harry R. Kern
Brooke Kern
Harry Benham Schoolfield
Anne Motor
Annapolis
Winchester Ranch
National Concertation
George Washington Hotel
Arold Lovejoy
Soleo
William Harms
Philadelphia Symphony
New York Philharmonic
Elizabeth Myer
Washington String Quartet
Winchester
Robert McNalley
Prient
A. C. Halvosa
Alfred Kerfoot
R. E. Griffith
John Hedrick
Riverton
Virginia
Rodney Thaine Taylor
Anne Brooke Kern
Taylor
John Scully Jr
Murrysville
Pennsylvania
Out-of-Town Guests Attend Jolliffe Owens Wedding
Out-of-town guests attended the marriage of Miss Helen Elizabeth Jolliffe to Mr. Franklin Eugene Owens of Laurel Maryland at Emmanuel Episcopal Chapel in Boyce last Thursday evening. Attendees included the Owens and Sparks families and many relatives from Virginia and Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Elizabeth Jolliffe
Franklin Eugene Owens
Laurel
Boyce
F. B. Owens
Joseph Owens
Marie Owens
Annie Harrison
Norris Beard
Laurel, Md
George Sparks
June
Annie Sparks
Ballston, Va
Margaret Jolliffe
Anna Pidgeon
Olive Hart
Bernard von Berkowitz
Washington, D. C
Margaret
Martha Shenk
Carrie Rowe
Luray
Ray Shenk
Amelia,Va
Julian Everley
Middletown
Wade Hampton Palmer, Jr
Upperville
Modern Etiquette Guidelines and Social Norms
Q1 asks where to place cutlery when not in use. Answer: lay the knife and fork across the plate on the right side with no handle on the tablecloth. Q2 asks about newspaper engagement announcements. answer: a family member or close friend should handle it. Q3 asks about wearing diamonds to an afternoon affair. answer: diamonds should be worn after six o'clock in the evening.
Birthday Party Held for Mrs. Elizabeth Butler
In Berryville Virginia on October 5 Mrs. H. H. Burks hosted an informal gathering for her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Butler on her eighty third birthday. Attendees included local residents and guests from Charles Town Shepherdstown Winchester and Washington with news of guests and weekend visitors at Norwood and Ragged Mountain Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Butler
Berryville
H. H. Burks
Charles S. Mercein
Milwaukee
Wis
Elizabeth Butler
Harry Licklider
Katharine and Templin Licklider
Shepherdstown
H. C. Miller
Nancy Miller
Kearneysville
J. E. Harris
Winchester
Ollie Thomas
H. B. Whiting
Anne Stribling
Clayton Snouffer
Elizabeth Luke
John B. Neill
Jacqueline S. Powers
Branch Grove
W. D. Garvin
Louis Tucker
C. H. Iden
R. E. Potts
Peterson
Ruth Graham
Ted House
Washington
Virginia Page
Kate Powers
A. F. Robertson
Leonard Bell
F. L. Alger
G. N. Hardesty
Impressive Rites For Mrs Breckenridge At Home
Simple but impressive funeral services were held Saturday afternoon for Mrs Emma Estelle Breckenridge at the family residence on Gray Avenue. Rev Hubert Sydenstricker of Copal Church South led the rites with hymns sung by a mixed choir. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers named Walter Haymaker R Frank Barr John Crisman Cecil Bailey Clayton Hartman and John Smith. Family from out of town included Mrs Mary Gardner Miss Virginia Breckenridge Miss Dorothy Anderson and Mrs Ella Phelps of Washington. Mrs Breckenridge was a daughter of the late Capt and Mrs James M Haymaker and had suffered a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Estelle Breckenridge
D. William Breckenridge
Gray Avenue
Hubert Sydenstricker
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Old Rugged Cross
Alice Groves
D. O. Louderback
Lurena Mcllwee
John Crisman
W. H. Mcllwee
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Walter Haymaker
R. Frank Barr
Cecil Bailey
Clayton Hartman
John Smith
Mary Gardner
Virginia Breckenridge
Dorothy Anderson
Ella Phelps
Washington
Randolph-Macon Defeats Fishburne Military Academy
Randolph Macon Academy upsets Fishburne 12 to 0 in Front Royal. Lyons connected for a 15 yard pass to Irby for the first score, Brangs caught a Lyon pass for the second. Eldridge scored in the third quarter, with Fishburne unable to reply on offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Randolph-Macon Academy
Strasburg High School
Yellow Jackets
Fishburne Military Academy
Lyon
Irby
Brangs
Eldridge
Fishburne
Randolph-Macon
Jackets
Kaiser
BoBeas
Phelps Wiliams _L. T
Sunderland Levens
L. G
Willets Greene
Cyrs
Johnson Waugh
R. G
Dioguardi
R. T
Marshall Eldredge
R. E
Wolffe Lyon
Svas- Q. B
Harred Lillard
I. Spey
Boyland Seal Annes
Stroud
Springer
Randolph Macon
Baker
Klohe
Cavaioli
Waugh
Eldredge
Kilohe
Samworth
Seal
Murray
Cone
Harrell
Simmons
Phelps
Stewart
Sunderland
Legge
Bryant
Young
Touchdowns
Eldredce
Funeral services for Mrs Lulu Reed tomorrow
Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon for Mrs Lulu Reed of Front Royal Virginia who died early yesterday after a long illness. She was 64 and is survived by husband Oscar J Reed and six children and numerous grandchildren. Services by Rev R B Clargett and interment in Rockland Cemetery with six grandsons as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Lulu Reed
Oscar J. Reed
Lee Street
Lulu Brown
Jesse Brown
Rocklawa
James Reed
Hugh Reed
Frank McInturff
R. B. Clargett
Rockland Cemetery
James Reed, Jr
Robert Reed
Leonard Reed
Bradford Reed
Lovell Stickley
Godfrey McInturft
Condition Of Shenandoah Rivers At Riveston
Shenandoah river conditions report lists North River as clear and South River as muddy at Riveston. Local observers note river transparency varies by tributary and recent rainfall has influenced turbidity levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Rivers
Guests at Randolph-Macon Attend Weekend Visits
Front Royal residents and relatives visit Randolph-Macon Academy and College for the weekend. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Irby of Lexington and Woodson coach, Capt. and Mrs. Kenneth Uglow of Alexandria, plus graduates and current students from Randolph-Macon and nearby universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Randolph-Macon
R. M. Irby
Lexington
Irby
Rockbridge
Woodson
Kenneth Uglow
Alexandria
Randolph-Macon College
Messrs
Harold Stone
Fred Hussong
Raymond Crowe
Phineas Boyer
Chester Tucker
James Gibb
Randolph Macon Academy
Local residents share visits and family news
Mrs Thomas Kerns and daughter Nancy return from Ossining New York where Mrs Kerns parents reside. Several couples and individuals from Washington and nearby towns spent weekends with relatives, while others traveled for illness and church society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kerns
Nancy
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Prank Gearing
League
J. B. Yates
CK Lrght
Aie
F. W. Post
Post
Sodoun
Little Garden Club
Peyton Marshall
Stewart Street
The
Church of
Gertrude Clevenger
Amherst Street
Flotor
Strathmore
Liss Frank Schoolfield
Harry R. Kern Jr
Robert McShane Glass
Henry Neville Stephenson
Orrow
Cert
Steele
Norman Sirbaugh
Virginia Avenue
W. D. Myers
Nancy Cable
Julia V. Steele
L. K. Dellinger
North Braddock Street
F. W. Harper
Joseph W. McKericher
Miss Steele
St. Petersburg
Fla
Missionary Society
Missionary Society of
Fletcher
Harry Fletcher
D. H. Senciadiver
West Cecil Street
Ida Ogden
W. E. Carroll
Berryville Avenue
Harvey Bickle
John Carroll
Roy Willhelm
John Wilmer
Baltimore
F. Douglas Sheetz
Cleveland
Ohio
Victor L. Denny
West Cork Street
Henry B. Gilpin
Atlantic City
Chalfonte- Haddon Hall Hotel
Woman's Organization
Meade Memorial Church
Montana Hall
White Post
Lewis Allen
New Jersey
Henry Brooke Gilpin Noe
Rosalie Nelson
Robert Nelson
Virginia G. Dove
Middleburg
Marjorie Atwell
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College
William T. Barr
Patsy Hildreth
Rural Retreat
Ray Curtis
Shawnee Avenue
Robert G. Harper
West Boscawen Street
Louis F. Harper
Hampden-Sydney College
W. B. Snider & Son
Katharine Powell McDonald
Frederick G. Lindy
Norwood
Gertrude Reynolds
Kitty Heth
Betty Buzzard
Samuel King
Dehrman Sinclair
Lindy
Martinsburg
Ford Agency
Nannie
Eustaphieve
Ragged Mountain Camp
Vermont
Louisville
Fannie Sneed McDonald
Puritan
Philip Nelson
Halltown
F. M.A
Rockland
Vicks Va
Warren County
Winchester Evening Star
Telephone Front Royal 149-R
Riveston
Front Royal News
Duncan Gibb
University of Virginia
Frank Gibb
Robert Leach
Elizabeth Leach
George Vines
Are
New York City
Thelma Corson
Richmond
James Corson
Ben Downing
Charles Town
Hitch Downing
David Garner
Richmond Memorial Hospital
Friends
Town
Garner
Mrs. Freeman Kennedy
Staunton
Freeman
Phillip Eastham
Prank Stout
Humphrey Harnsberger
Pet Renalds
Robert Mack
Miss Renald
John W. Renalds
William Duvall
Sadie Hines
Mrs. W. P. Hines
Wydum R. Tae
Oxford
N. C
Mr. Lee
Francis Lee
Lee
J. H. Light
Virginia Massie and
DeSota Burrus Missionary Societies
Methodist
E. Barr Samsell
Mr. Grimsley Dearing
University Hospital
Mr. Dearing
Major
Peter Co. Meade
Remount
Warday
Mack Lawson
Craig County
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Colonial Beauty
Nina V. Wolford
CBS
LaGuardia
WJZ
Wiyr
Robert Minor
NBC
WEAF
London
Charles Burkett
J. F. Bryson
New York
Wjz-Nbc
Lakehurst
N. J
Boston
Philadelphia
WEAP
Warden Lawes
Dick Himber
Fisk
WABC
Heidi’s Brigadiers
Pick and Pat
Joe E. Brown
Elmer the Great
Wayne King
Randolph Churchill
Popular Front
Eddie Duching
Helen Hayes
Bambi
Ray Noble
East
Dumke
Victor Bay
Farm and Home Hour
Geo. Hessberger
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
N. Loudeau
Weller
Rum Bill
Tavenner
Loudoun
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Oakland
R. M. Swimley
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