Delights At A Birthday Party For Mrs Leith
A birthday gathering was hosted by Mr and Mrs J D Leith to celebrate Mrs Leiths fifty third birthday. A bountiful supper followed by a social hour and music featured the event. Guests included G E Johnson C L Keller R E Omps S J Largent Permishalker William Leith Naomi Largent Ada Hawkins Genevieve Janie Johnson Gladys Kelter Irma Pauline Verd ie Leith Lanzy Whitacre Paul Hite Lester DeHaven Walter Orndoff Smith Leith Dennis Leith Ralph Sargent Lyle Johnson Glenwood Johnson Ompe and other friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Leith
Miss Dorothy Rhodes Taken Ill After Williamsburg trip
Miss Dorothy Rhodes daughter of Mr and Mrs M H Rhodes of Middletown returned home from Williamsburg Virginia after an appendectomy at Memorial Hospital. Her condition was reported as satisfactory today. She was accompanied by her sister Miss Kitty Rhodes a senior at William and Mary. The Rhodeses are Kappa Kappa Gamma members and nieces of Mrs Walter Huntsberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Rhodes
M. H. Rhodes
Middletown
Williamsburg
William and Mary College
Memorial Hospital
Rhodes
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Walter E. Huntsberry
Garden Club Tours Dahlia Display At Wiseland Farm
Nineteen Shenandoah Garden Club members from Woodstock visited Wiseland Farm near Keezletown, Rockingham County, to view hundreds of dahlia varieties and enjoy an ice dessert. The group also dined at Stoneleigh Court in Harrisonburg and will elect officers next Thursday at Mrs. Wilbur L. Newman’s home.
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Shenandoah Garden Club
Woodstock
Wiseland Farm
Richmond Woman Named Miss Richmond For Bridge Dedication
Mrs. Robert T. Barton Jr has been appointed by Mayor Fulmer Bright of Richmond to act as Miss Richmond at the dedication of the five mile bridge across the James River at Newport News on November 17. Mrs Barton formerly Miss Eleanor Parrish. she is wife of Major Robert T Barton who led the commission created at the last General Assembly session to conduct an educational survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Barton, Jr
Fulmer Bright
Richmond
James River
Newport News
Barton
Eleanor Parrish
Robert T. Barton
General Assembly
Many Social Functions To Feature DAR Meet
Delegates from the state Daughters of the American Revolution conference will be hosted at several social events in this city and Berryville. Mrs Greene will host an opening reception at Fort Loudoun Apartments for local and state delegates, with Mrs Marshall McDonald receiving at Berryville. A November 14 hearing night at Baptist auditorium precedes a reception at Mrs George Heinz home on West Piccadilly Street, and Miss Lucy F Kurtz will host a Thursday night function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Berryville
Greene
Fort Loudoun
Fort Loudoun Apartments
Marshall McDonald
Clarke County
McDonald
National Society
Baptist Auditorium
George H. Heinz
West Piccadilly Street
Lucy F. Kurtz
Star
Card Party Draws Largest Attendance for Girls Athletic Association
The Girls Athletic Association hosted the season’s biggest card party on Thursday at the Elks Club, with sixteen bridge tables. Prizes went to Mrs. C A Hoshour for high women and Mr. Donald Finfrock for high men, while Miss Dorothy Anderson and Mr. Edward Goss earned low prizes.
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Girls Athletic Club
Girls Athletic Association
Elks Club
C. A. Hoshour
Donald Finfrock
Dorothy Anderson
Edward Goss
S. C. Hoshour
Adelle Metz
Carsenden
Mildred Milleson
Nan Keating
Town visits and family updates bloom in Clarke county
Mr and Mrs Reid Riley of Montana Hall Clarke county spent last evening in town with friends. Mrs Gardner W Brown visiting her father James B Russell in South Washington Street White Sulphur Springs West Virginia returned to New York. Mr and Mrs George Branner with son William Branner two other couples from near Winchester Virginia spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs George Olinger west of New Market. Mrs Hunter Kern resumes duties at Farmers and Merchants National Bank after a two week vacation.
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Mrs. Reid Riley
Montana Hall
Clarke County
Gardner W. Brown
James B. Russell
South Washington Street
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
New York
George Branner
William Branner
Harry Dick
Winchester
George Olinger
New Market
Shenandoah Valley
Hunter Kern
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
Mrs McCarty and sister to visit Washington weekend
Mrs. R L McCarty and her sister Miss Mary McKenzie will leave today for Washington for a weekend visit. They will be accompanied home by Mr McCarty and his mother Mrs L N McCarty who will stay as guests at their Senseney road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R L. McCarty
Mary McKenzie
Washington
McCarty
L. N. McCarty
Senseney Road
Mr Harry Dunn Visits Miss Evelyn Wright in Grand Rapids
Mr Harry Dunn returned from Grand Rapids Michigan after staying as guest of Miss Evelyn Wright at her parents home. Miss Wright is a former local resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dunn
Grand Rapids, Mich
Evelyn Wright
Miss Wright
Local residents receive and host visitors from nearby towns
Messrs Paul and William Rodgers returned to Baltimore after visiting Mr and Mrs F L Krebs on North Braddock Street. Mrs G M Hansbrough and Mrs Lee Coble spent time in Hagerstown Maryland. Miss Hilda Beaver left for Washington to make her future home. Mrs Horace Davis left for Laurel Maryland for today’s races. Mrs Frank Howe returned to Brunswick after visiting her mother Mrs M E Sanford. Miss Ruth Berlin of Berryville visits North Stewart Street with the Mathews sisters for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Sirbaugh
Hagerstown
Margaret “Taylor
Washington
Mrs
John Taylor
Berryville Pike
Messrs
Paul and
William Rodgers
Baltimore
F. L. Krebs
North Braddock Street
Hilda Beaver
Frank Howe
Brunswick
M. E. Sanford
Ruth Berlin
Berryville
Mathews
North Stewart Street
Local visitors depart after visits at White Hall and Loudoun street
Mrs Harmon Baker and a young daughter return home after a week at White Hall Virginia as guests of Mr and Mrs Eugene Anderson. Mr and Mrs John Capper, staying with Mrs Johnson on North Loudoun street, depart for Washington en route to Jacksonville Florida. Mrs J N Stonebreaker of San Antonio Texas leaves for Washington DC after visiting Mrs Emmert on Amherst street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
E. M. Roszel
San Antonio
Texas
National Convention of the American Legion
John Capper
Johnson
North Loudoun Street
Washington
Jacksonville
Fla
J. N. Stonebreaker
Washington, D. C
Emmert
Amherst Street
Berryville Couple Plan Intimate Episcopal Nuptials
Miss Willie Morris Snouffer daughter of Mrs. Clayton Luke Snouffer of Berryville will wed Mr J D Griffing formerly of Mississippi. The ceremony is set for Saturday October 20 at Grace Episcopal Church Berryville. Miss Snouffer is a niece of Mrs J Few Brown of this city. Mr and Mrs Frank Lovett and Mr Harry Lovett depart tomorrow for a brief visit to friends in Richmond Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Morris Pusuren
Clayton Luke Snouffer
Berryville
Mississippi
Grace Episcopal Church
Snouffer
J. Few Brown
Frank Lovett
Harry Lovett
Richmond
Miss Charlotte Gibbs Engaged to Dr James Moore
Mr and Mrs Charles Lindsay Gibbs of Woodstock announce the engagement of their daughter Charlotte Gibbs to Dr James Moore of Whitfield Street Richmond Virginia. The couple plan to marry in November. Captain and Mrs Charles Willett Moore travel to Berryville for the wedding of Captain Moore's sister Elizbeth Moore. Freddie Keller son of Mr and Mrs Harry Keller was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital after an accident in which a wire pierced his foot this summer.
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Charlotte Gibbs
Charles . Lindsay Gibbs
Woodstock
James Moorehead Whitfield, Jr
Richmond
Charles Willett Moore
Berryville
Captain Moore
Elizabeth Moore
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Freddie
Harry Keller
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Strasburg News
Mrs Carmichael Visits North Potomac Street Family
Mrs John's Carmichael of Lexington Virginia visits her son and daughter Col and Mrs John Carmichael at North Potomac Street Hagerstown Maryland during her stay in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carmichael
Lexington, Va
Col
Mrs
North Potomac Street
Hagerstown, Md
Funeral services for Maurice Seabright announced
The funeral for Maurice Seabright, killed when his car overturned on Millwood pike, will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow from First Baptist Church. Rev Dr F T McFaden will officiate with Rev E T Clark absent. Burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named. He is survived by brothers Harry Elmer Holmes Seabright and sister Mrs Zelma Fries.
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Maurice Seabright
Millwood Pike
First Baptist Church
E. T. Clark
F. T. McFaden
Presbyterian Church
Mount Hebron
Douglas Cain
Harry Cain
James Hart
Elmer Oates
Oscar Lewis
Vernon Sibert
Mr. Seabright
Harry
Elmer
Holmes Seabright
Zelma Fries
Wire-haired Terrier Found On Street Here
A pretty wire-haired terrier in female form was found wandering on a street today and taken to a local Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals officer. The owner may obtain the dog’s name and the caretaker’s address at The Star office. the dog wore a collar but no tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To
Star Office
Mystery Involving Missing Child and Passing Tourists
A fragment notes uncertainty about whether a boy may have jumped from a passing tourist’s car, possibly connected to a cage sighting, leaving investigators unsure of the boy’s fate.
Address to be Delivered in City Hall Auditorium
A forthcoming address will be spoken next Wednesday in the Auditorium at City Hall. Additional details and the speaker's exact location will be announced closer to the time.
Miss Balenger Weds A Young Orchardist
Miss Sophronia Balenger daughter of Mrs Lydia Balenger near Bunker Hill wed Fred Butler son of Mrs Mmma Butler in a quiet Ridgeway Methodist church parsonage ceremony. The couple, now at the bride’s mother home, plans to reside with Mr Butler’s family. he is described as a young farmer and orchardist.
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Bunker Hill
Sophronia Balenger
Lydia Balenger
Fred Butler
Mmma Butler
Methodist Episcopal Church
South, Ridgeway
F. J. Neel
Butler
Local visitors gather at Rinard home in Trone area
Trone Virginia residents Mr. and Mrs. Candy Oates and children plus Miss Madeline Whitacre visited Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rinard near Capen Bridge. Also visiting Ernest Barrett were Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sirbaugh and Miss Hsta Haines of High View, along with Mrs. H P Whitacre and children Ethel Willette Ralph and Hugh. Mrs. Harry La Follette improves after illness.
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Trone
Candy Oates
Madeline Whitacre
Lee Rinard
Capen Bridge
Ernest Barrett
Jacob Sirbaugh
Hsta Haines
High View
H. PD. Whitacre
Ethel
Willetta
Ralph
Hugh Whitacre
Harry la Follette
Local Socials and Obituary Notices From Winchester Area
Miss Hearther Whitacre and Charles of Winchester visited Mr. Raymond Arnold and Althea Arnold Sunday. Funeral services for Ira tin at Bethel drew a large crowd with Rev C H Anderson and Rev Sewell Goode assisting. The community notes mention many neighbors paying respects to Mr John R who died Tuesday and previously lived here near Capon Bridge.
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Hearther Whitacre
Charles
Winchester
Raymond Arnold
Althea Arnold
Holmes Fletcher ii
Russell and
Rhoda
1Chester
Emma Kump
Sales Cooper
Esta
Lucille
Myrt Belle
C. Fenton Giffin
Ira ‘Tin
Bethel
C. H. Anderson
Sewell Goode
Akanah Arnold
Ba Ia
John. R
Capon Bridge
After Election Jobs for Farmers Focus on Platform
A short Boston Transcript remark notes that post election work for farmers should center on aligning their labor with party platform goals. The comment implies ongoing political engagement beyond voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Psychologists Advise Men to Maintain Dignity and Manners
Wall Street Journal notes psychologists urge men to project dignity and composure in social and professional settings, advising careful speech, posture, and restraint to convey confidence and respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal
Water power and money power clash in Springfield note
A Springfield Republican editorial warns that those wielding political influence and money are not held to account as water power interests loom. The piece critiques the ease with which money power evades scrutiny across sectors.
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Springfield Republican
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Mary Line
Diane
Thomas R. Jarman
Frederick William Firth
Madison Avenue
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Thomas Rodes Jarman
Thomas H. Jarman
Easter Blue Ridge Orchards
Crozet
Albemarle County
A. M. Jarman
Handley High School
Charlottesville
M. C. Patterson
Cargreet Road
Garden Club of Virginia
Chiirman
Garden Club of America
Goshen Pass
Virginia Garden Club
Wilbur Nm
Huntsberry’s
R. G. Eaton, Sr
Boston
Mase
R. G. Eaton
Eaton
George Washington Hotel
James Lee Shelton
Ruxton
Russell Brown
Virginia
Turtle Creek
Pas
Canter ‘Lonas
William Knabe
Frank Littlejohn
Elsie Mathews
Sue Schlack
Helen McGlathery
Virginia Brinckerhoff
G. W. McCauley
Moorefield
Hot Springs
Monterey
Wilton B. Stuart
A. M. Green
White Post
Lancaster
E. EB. Keister
Samuel Burgess
Strasburg
G. M. Hansbrough
Lee Coble
Horace Davis
Laurel, Md
Colonial Theatre
Judge Bledsoe
California
Florsheim
Lovett Bros
Miss Balenger
Endicott-Johnson Shoes
S. Kirson & Sons
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