Fall Flower Show Plant Sale At Episcopal Church House
Social Notes report the Fall Flower Show at the Episcopal Church House features a Plant Sale with rare plants from Clarke and Frederick counties. Judging of twelve classes by Edward G. Butler and Leesburg Garden Club members concluded at noon, with results to be printed tomorrow. The show is open for public inspection this afternoon.
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Episcopal Church House
Clarke
Frederick County
Edward G. Butler
Playgardens
Boyce
Eleanor M. Chamberlin
Robert H. Fletcher
Florence G. Manning
Leesburg
the Star
Community Young Peoples to Meet at Stines Chapel Sunday
The Community Young Peoples group will hold their weekly meeting Sunday October 13 at 7 p.m. at Stines Chapel. Miss June Hicks leads the program this week following last week’s session at Burnt Church with Miss Janice Stine in charge. Everyone is invited to worship at the Chapel and join in the gathering.
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Community Young Peoples
Stines Chapel
Burnt Church
Janice Stine
June Hicks
Victor Wheeler
Winchester
Burnt Presbyterian Church
Albin
Wheeler
A. S. Gear
Will Call For Articles For Rummage Sale
People who have items to contribute to the Junior Auxiliary Rummage Sale to be held Friday and Saturday are asked to call Mrs G T Binner Jr at 4796 for pickup. Those bringing items themselves should deliver them Thursday to the Episcopal Church House.
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G. T. Binner, Jr
Episcopal Church House
Dr Mildred Taylor to Address University Women
Members of the American Association of University Women will meet at the home of Mrs. Richard F. Lewis on Whittier Avenue extended on Saturday at 3 p m. Dr Mildred Taylor of Mary Baldwin College will address the group. she is president of the Virginia State Division. Hostesses are Mrs John Carr Morgan Mrs R B Dechert and Mrs F M Yellott.
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American Association of University Women
Richard F. Lewis
Whittier Avenue
Mildred Taylor
Mary Baldwin College
Virginia State
Lewis
John Carr Morgan
R. B. Dechert
F. M. Yellott
Clarke Woman's Club To Hear Mrs Enochs
The Clarke County Woman's Club invites members to hear Mrs Elizabeth Shirley Enochs speak at the October meeting on Thursday October 10 in Washington DC she will discuss Inter American Relations and child welfare A F Robertson will introduce her Mrs Enochs formerly of Virginia has served at the Children's Bureau since 1927 and has traveled extensively in South America as a US delegate.
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Woman's Club
Clarke County
Elizabeth Shirley Enochs
Enochs
Washington, D. C
Children’s Bureau
United States
Pan-American Congress of Social Service
A. F. Robertson
Hospital Note for Local Resident Mr John Pishpaw
Mr John M Pishpaw of this city entered Memorial Hospital Sunday night for observation and treatment.
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John M. Pishpaw
Memorial Hospital
Mary Martha Bible Class to Meet at Grace Lutheran Thursday
Grace Lutheran Church Mary Martha Bible Class holds its regular monthly meeting Thursday at 7:30 PM in the church social room. President Mrs. Lee Massey requests each member’s attendance at the gathering.
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Mary Martha
Grace Lutheran Church
Lee Massey
Mussen Return From Montreal and Atlantic City Visit
Dr. and Mrs. A T Mussen have returned to Hillendale the home of Miss Louisa Crawford after months away visiting Montreal the White Mountains and Atlantic City.
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Mrs. Mussen
Hillendale
A. T. Mussen
Louisa Crawford
Montreal
White Mountains
Atlantic City
Mrs Gene Miller Jr Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs. Gene Miller Jr. who had been a patient in Memorial Hospital for several days returned to her home on East Piccadilly Street this afternoon. Mrs. E P Miller Sr of Berkeley Springs West Virginia has been spending several days at the Miller home.
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Gene Miller, Jr
Memorial Hospital
East Piccadilly Street
E. P. Miller, Sr
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Miller
Montford Jones
Max Andrews
Lorenzo Lewis
John D. Winter
Andrews
Buena Vista
Jones
Bristow
Oklo
Juanita Brown
New York City
Henry G. Lane
Grace Episcopal Church
Richmond
Janie Gordon
Hilda Ruthreford
Mr. March
Winchester
Shawnee Avenue
Clarke
James Carroll
Three Babies Born Yesterday at Memorial Hospital
Three babies, two girls and a boy, were born yesterday at Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William K. Lemley of Stephens City announce a daughter born early yesterday. Mrs. Lemley was formerly Miss Lucille Boyd. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wymer of 214 South Loudoun Street welcome a daughter born last evening. Mrs. Wymer was formerly Miss Ann Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lofton of 425 Highland Avenue announce a son born yesterday. Mrs. Lofton was formerly Miss Dorothy Winkfield.
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Memorial Hospital
William K. Lemley
Stephens City
Lemley
Lucille Boyd
Alvin Wymer
Loudoun Street
City
Wymer
Ann Robinson
Eugene Lofton
Highland Avenue
Lofton
Dorothy Winkfield
Rally Day Service At Lamp's Church In Martinsburg
Lamp's Memorial Church will hold a Rally Day Service Sunday October 13 starting at 2 p m. The public is invited to attend this community event and worship gathering.
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Lamp’s Church
Lamp’s Memorial Church
Verisimilitude and Word Mastery Lesson Card
Lesson on English usage and pronunciation notes from W L Gordon. Highlights misused words mispronunciations and the daily goal of mastering one word. Verisimilitude defined as appearance of truth and probability with example sentence.
Berryville Socials Highlight Local Visits and Guests
Clarke county residents enjoy a bustling week with many visitors. J W Olcott travels to Richmond for Rural Exposition alongside Jack Hardesty and Albert Nicodemus. Multiple Berryville families host relatives and attend events from Washington to Winchester.
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Berryville
J. W. Olcott
Clarke County
Richmond
Jack Hardesty
Albert Nicodemus
Millwood Social Set Hosts and Guests Across Weekend
Millwood Clarke County residents hosted a series of informal gatherings across Saturday and Sunday. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. Sam Birch, Mr. and Mrs. George P. Greenhalgh Jr, Lt. Richard E. Dole, Mr. and Mrs. William Nesbitt, and Miss Vaida Boy-Ed among others. The social round extended to visits to Charlottesville and Winchester with dinners and a buffet supper at the Vineyard and the Chanticleer Inn in Winchester.
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Millwood
Clarke County
Agnes Mitchell
Roland Mitchell
Sam Birch
George P. Greenhalgh, Jr
David Donovan
William Nesbitt
Hoyt
S. Westcott
Beverley
Albert Kelley
N. Burwell Jones
Vaida’ Boy-Ed
William Clagett
Jane Cary Randolph
Graham Dougherty
Louis B. Meade Jr
Richard E. Dole
Gilbert McKown
Marshall M. Reynolds
William Bell Watkins
Louis B. Meade
Edward Lane
Roland G. Mitchell
George P. Greenhalgh
Vineyard
Charlottesville
Arive
A. Sommaripa
William Bell Watkins Jr
Frederick
B. O'F Randolph
Washington
Chanticleer Inn
Winchester
Etiquette Advice on Social Departures and Dining Hats
It is better to leave a social function early than linger, as lingering is tiresome. A woman traveler may wear a hat in the dining car. it is entirely optional.
Social Notes: Local Visits and Club Meeting
Elksburg residents hosted relatives over the weekend with Virginia Lindsay returning to Washington after Berryville. Mrs. Blackburn Smith and Mrs. Tessier hosted their niece Mrs. Loring Joslin from Baltimore. Mr. Paget and grandmother Mrs. Zeidler from Philadelphia visited. The Woman's Club of Clake County plans a Hawthorne Library meeting on Thursday October 10 at 3 PM with Shirley, Director of Inter-American Relations, in attendance.
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R. S. Blackburn Smith
Woman’s Club of
Clake County
Hawthorne Library
Shirley
Inter-Americ Relations
Washington, D
Television Week Signals Push Toward National Service
New York, Oct 8. The Television Broadcasters Association holds its second annual conference hailed as the official curtainraiser on commercial activity and the start of a drive to create a national television service within a few years. The session runs tomorrow and Friday with a complete schedule of telecasts planned from sessions to Thursday night banquet.
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New York
Television ‘Broadcasters Association
Valley Dog Breeder Wins Second In Open All Age Stake
ROUND HILL Va The Loudoun Gun Dog Club fall trials at J D Thomas farm saw Round Hill based Dr W S Detweiler win the open all age stake with Runabout a white and orange pointer from Washington DC. Equity a white and orange setter owned by Virgil P Hawse Staunton finished second with Spunky Creek Pat a liver and white pointer by Julius Marcey of Washington third. Equitys Frisky Boy a black and white setter owned by Frank Fleming Washington won the members shooting dogs stake with Pinehurst Beatty of Baltimore second and Hart s Frank a black and white setter owned by Symanosky and Hart Washington placing third.
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Round Hill
Dr. W
Detweiler
Washington, D. C
Loudoun
J. D. Thomas Farm
Equity
Virgil P. Hawse
Staunton
Julius Marcey
Washington
Frisky Boy
Frank Fleming
Shooting Dogs
Pinehurst Beatty
W. C. Chaney
Baltimore, Md
Hart
Frank
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