Lee Baking Co Leads In B League Bowling Opener
Lee Baking Company led the Winchester Bowling League B with strong scores in their season opener on Tuesday night. They posted three games of 500 551 and 528 as benchmark figures for the season. Johnson earned top single game honors with 157 and added 128. Belchie of Novick Transfer delivered a 144. Post Office claimed the second high game with 529.
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Lee Baking Company
Winchester
Johnson
Belchie
Novick
Post Office
Trans. Mudd
Weber
Dofflemyer
Lyman
Snider
Everhart
Belchis, S
Stottler Iil
Prench
Ational Fruit
Novick Transfer
Men's Athletic Post Office
Post O
Miller
Kern
Manuel
Lee Bakery
Boy Scouts
al Lee Baking Co
Uuu
National Fruit
Men’s Club
O'Sullivan
Eco T
Eee
Enee
Handley Judges Prepare for Tough Away Game
Handley judges travel to Waynesboro Pennsylvania Saturday for the opening Cumberland Valley Athletic League contest with Pennsyl vania. They seek to rebound from a 3 to 0 last minute loss to Washington and Lee High School and aim to develop a faster, more capable squad under coach Parsons as the season unfolds. Waynesboro won the C W A L title last year and defeated Handley at home with ease.
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Handley
Waynesboro
Pennsylvania
Washington and Lee High School
Clarendon Va
Potomac
Parsons
South End Club Challenges Park Tossers
A likely final baseball game of the season may occur Sunday after South End challenges the Park nine. South End’s lineup is reinforced by three players from the O'Sullivan club and the proceeds will fund a banquet for the players.
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Park Nine
South End
O’sullivan
Thoroughbreds At Llangollen For Race Meet
Thoroughbreds arriving at Llangollen Farm prepare for the fourth annual Llangollen Farm Piedmont foxhounds meet tomorrow in Upperville Virginia. Trainers and grooms supervise 53 entries across four cross country races led by the 20 entries in the Llangollen National Steeplechase.
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Llangollen
Upperville
John Hay Whitney
America
Llangollen Farm
Piedmont
Virginia
Berryville Social Notes Reach New York and Atlantic City
Berryville personal and social mentions list residents visiting New York and Atlantic City for meetings and conventions. Families and guests travel between Richmond, Cumberland Maryland, Norfolk, and Fairmont West Virginia, with clergy and Legion leaders attending synods and Episcopal General Conventions.
S. V. A. To Play Mt. St. Albans School Saturday
Shenandoah Valley Academy prepares for a Washington D C game Saturday afternoon against St. Albans after a scoreless tie with Luray High. Coach Fraley cites a stronger squad with stars from Handley Central High North Carolina and New Jersey bolstering the roster. Local fans await the outcome of the clash with interest.
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Luray High School
Fraley
Washington, D. C
St. Albans
Handley
Central High School
Washington
North Carolina
New Jersey
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Minnie Wood Chapel News Briefs From Virginia Church
No services will be held next Sunday at Minnie Wood Chapel due to the absence of Pastor Rev. J. M. Carr. Sunday School begins at 2 15 with Rally Day at 8 p.m. A program of organ preludes singing prayers and Bible readings is planned. Various local families and guests are listed as attendees and visitors with notes on Helping Hand Circle and King’s Daughters activities and upcoming meetings in Front Royal Berryville and Round Hill.
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Berryville
Bernard B. Jones
Audley Farm
Montford Jones
Buena Vista Farm
New York
Anne Williams
St. Catherine’s School
Richmond
A. Moore
Charles Moore
William Stalnaker
Cumberland
M. A. Moore
M. A. Moore, Jr
James M. Carr
Presbyterian Synod
Roanoke
Carr
Jimmie Carr
Edith Morrison
Prince William County
Frances Wolfe
Clara Jurney
Baltimore
T. Carter Page
Philadelphia
The
Episcopal Church
Atlantic City
Robert L. Insko
Wilmer Coffman
Edward C. Goss
Lloyd Williams
American Legion
Insko
Percy Randolph
Randolph
Front Royal
Roberta Ayler
Cathedral School
Washington
F. L. Ayler
Graham Dougherty, Jr
Avon
Mass
Old Farms Preparatory School
William D Garvin
Hagerstown
J. C. Miler
Minnie Wood Chapel
J. M. Carr
John Stultz
W. A. Stultz
Winchester
Norman Tavenner
Myerstown
W. Va
B. W. Brotherton
Gertie Barrett
William Thompson
C. A. McUolough
Round Hill
C. B. Locke
Wade Emmart
William Emmart
King’s Daughters and Sons
Barrett
J. C. Erb
Nellie Mae Evans
J. M. Rutherford
J. P. Rutherford
John B. Neill
King’s Daughters
O. P. Hamilton
Kings Daughters
Wiliam Hardesty
J. W. Brotherton
W. W. Rutherford
H. N. Rutherford
Minnie
Page Rutherford
C. E. Ridgeway
Ridgeway
Holmes Hardesty
Lucille Hardesty
John Hardesty
Ernest Webber
Hubert Kelchner
Jerry Bennett
Robert Carson
Ida Puffinberger
John Webber
Christian Endeavor
Pleasant Valley
Betty Miller
Winchester United Brethren Quartet
Miss Steele
Holy City
McCormac
Pittsburgh
H. W. Crim
Cedar Grove Notes Chronicle Local Happenings and Visits
Cedar Grove notes recount visits to Staunton Martinsburg and Chesnut Grove. Local residents attend Christian Endeavor services travel to Skyline Drive and hospital for treatment.
Local Social Notes From Wickliffe and Nearby Towns
Wickliffe Wycliffe Va Oct 11 Edward Smith returns to New York after visiting brother R B Smith Mrs Ralph Burkitt visits her mother in Charles Town Edward Lancaster and family and Katherine Writt of Charles Town spend Sunday with C W Johnston Miss Susie Vorous of Berryville visits Miss Laura Franklin
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Wycliffe, Va
Edward Smith
New York
R. B. Smith
Ralph Burkitt
Charles Town
Edward Lancaster
Katherine Writt
C W. Johnston
Susie Vorous
Berryville
Laura Franklin
Reynolds Store Notes
Reynolds Store Virginia notes weekend visitors and social visits. Geraldine Carpenter of Winchester stayed with her parents A. C. Carpenter. H. D. Beeler of Berkeley Springs visited C. W. Moore. Shockey and Davidson families called on Reynolds at Berkeley Springs and Berkeley Springs guests attended dinners at Walter Moore and at the Largents.
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Walter Moore
H. B. Dick
Lola May Unger
Purcell Dick
Susan B. Lewis
Harry Largent
Charles Webster
Berkeley Springs
James Goode
Roy Parrill
Whitacre
Judge Quits in Spain Over Socialist Break
Alvaro de Albornoz resigns as president of the tribunal of constitutional guarantees, a top Spanish judgeship. He was a noted figure in the Republican revolt in which more than 500 were killed.
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Radical Socialists
Alvaro de Albornoz
Tribunal of Constitutional Guarantees
Spain
de Albornoz
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J. H. M. Claggett
William B. Clagett
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Fairmont
Mt. St. Albans
Scott’s
Island
Mindanao
Philippines
Anen
Bearsted
Rent
Eng
R. J. Scott
Police OF the World
Hong Kong
China
W. J. Johnston
Cedar Grove
Edward Rupple
Henry Bageant
Ed. Mauzy
E. D. Shenk
Chesnut Grove
I. D. Shade
Alton Omps
Daugher O'Nile
Randall Omps
Emily Im Cys Fiottle
Lena Omps
Mandl
Weenswees al Watcchester
Skyline Drive
Blue Ridge Mountains
Richard Hovermale
Hoan Numskuie
Noah
Carl Shaefferpaulding
Orio
Lil Gross Brown
Clinton
Bear Noah
Haskell Thompson
Oklacity
Asco Sugar Farmdale
Spaghtti
ASCO
California
Campbell’s
Carton America
Mac
Berculin
Richland
Angel Food
Ze Zic
Farmdale
Victor
Asco Supreme
Eagle Brand
Calif
Asco Sauer
Fleischmann
Phillip
Gorton
Lipton’s
Nestle’s
P&g
Franks
York State
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Florida
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