Social Calendar of Local Churches and Groups
A dense list of weekly meetings and events across Winchester area clubs churches and organizations. Highlights include the Ladies Aid Society at United Brethren Church and choirs at First Baptist Grace Lutheran and Braddock Street Methodist along with Kiwanis Rotary Lions American Legion and Elks activities and a Democratic City Executive Committee event in City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
United Brethren Church
Fred Robinson
North
Loudoun Street
Ladies of Sacred Heart Church
First Baptist
Kiwanis Club
Winchester Needlework Guild
Grover C. Rose
Young Peoples’ Choir
The
the Young Peoples’ Choir
First Baptist Church
Democratic City Executive Committee
Council
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Benefit of Tuberculosis Fund
Rouss Springs Park Pavilion
American Legion Post
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Music Lovers’ Club
Lions Club
New York Southern Society Dinner and Ball at Waldorf Astoria
The New York Southern Society holds its forty eighth annual dinner and ball at the Waldorf Astoria on Friday October 27 with the University of Alabama alumni. Attendees include R Walton Moore and George Hutchinson Denny among others as the event launches the society’s third season at its new HQ. Over a thousand guests expected for a formal dinner and ball ahead of Alabama vs Fordham football on October 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Southern Society
University of Alabama
Waldorf-Astoria
Fordham University
R. Walton Moore
George Hutchinson Denny
Borden Burr
Alabama State Barr Association
Alumni Association
The
Charles Jacob Smith
Roanoke College
New York Southerns Society
Percy H. Johnston
John W. Davis
Julian H. Walter
Nathan A. Seagle
Garland Powell Reed
George Gordon Batle
Merrel P. Callaway
Leroy Campbell
John Wilson Drys, Jr
Frank L. Fuller
Richard H. Gordon, Jr
John T. Harrison
R. Randolph Hicks
Walter P. Holcomb
Louis Millsaps
Walter C. Mordecai
J. Morris Robinson
Birthday Surprise For Young Mr Grim
Mr and Mrs Robert A Grim hosted a surprise birthday party at their South Loudoun street home for their son Robert Grim Jr as he turned sixteen. Guests included Pauline Grant Duane Hughes Marie Carper Margaret Carper Margaret Kiracofe Lucille Kiracofe Eva May Gough Hazel Grant William Boyd John Carpenter George Guthridge William Forney Paul Fries Jack Hunt Earl Grim Austin Grim Pearl Grim Gladys Funkhouser Dorothy Jane Grim Betty Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Grim
South Loudoun Street
Robert Grim, Jr
Pauline Grant
Duane Hughes
Marie Carper
Margaret Carper
Margaret Kiracofe
Lucille Kiracofe
Eva May Gough
Hazel Grant
Messrs
William Boyd
John Carpenter
Shower honors newlyweds Stover Haymaker and Pauline Golladay
A miscellaneous shower was held at the Gruber home for newly married Mr. and Mrs. Stover L. Haymaker. The event featured candles, a large white wedding cake, and many gifts. Mrs. Haymaker is Pauline Golladay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Golladay, and Mr. Haymaker is a brick contractor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Haymaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Gruber
Stover L. Haymaker
Haymaker
Pauline Golladay
William H. Golladay
Mr. Haymaker
Clarence Haymaker
Miss Harper Honored By Class At College
Miss Ethel Harper, a senior at the State Teachers' College Harrisonburg, has been elected treasurer of the senior class. She is a member of the College Art Club and transferred from Farmville State Teachers' College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Harper
Ethel Harper
State Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
Farmville State Teachers
Teen Age Girls Learn Balance Through Girl Scout Life
Miss Jeanne Christy of the Girl Scouts in the city this week says adolescence is the self centered age and an interest in others acts as a balance wheel. Troops foster listening and shared planning in patrols while courts of honor help shy girls speak up and leaders gain confidence and leadership. Cultivating talents through 51 activities helps girls discover passions, from ornithology to photography, and promotes lifelong hobbies and social graces. Mr. Levi Fries, ill, remains unimproved at his son’s North Loudoun street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Christy
Girl Scouts
Miss Christy
Court of Honor
Miss. Christy
Christy
Levi Fries
Leslie Fries
Loudoun Street
Crusaders To Hold Meeting This Evening
The Crusaders of Mrs. L. B. Resseguie's Sunday School class of Braddock Street Methodist Church will meet at 8 o clock this evening at the home of Miss Lois Hammond 381 East Piccadilly Street. Several local residents were highlighted by weekend travels and family announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryarly League
Bryarly Community League
W R. Legge
Handley High School
Winchester News Roundup of Social and Personal Notices
Mrs Paul Gaylord returns to Staten Island after visiting Winchester family. Dr and Mrs Walter Myers close summer home and return with daughters to Winchester for winter. Century Club fall meeting at West Clifford. Lewis M Allen hosts tea at Clarke County home with Dr and Mrs Hunter McGuire among guests. Miss Jane Scully back from Washington to stay with Scullys on South Stewart. Miss Mary McDonald heads to New York City for a week of shopping for Wonder Apparel Shop. Mr and Mrs P M Bush of Bloomfield Conn and Mr and Mrs Paul Hammond of Springfield Mass visiting the Lyman home on West Cecil. William McGuire, son of Dr Hunter H McGuire, improving after appendectomy at University Hospital Charlottesville. Dr and Mrs McGuire visit Charlottesville. C M Collins of Amherst heads to Berkeley Springs for ten days with John Helsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
James R. Wilson
Sacramento
Calif
Walter R. Talbot
South Washington Street
Front Royal
Mr. Wilson
Samuel Wilson
Riverton Mill
New London
Ind
Eliza Littler
Brugh Ot
Lynn K. Brugh
Hagerstown
John M. Steck, Sr
Hunter H. McGuire
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Thomas W. Harrison
Harry K. Russell
Robert M. Glass
E. C. Stuart
Joseph Mass
Junior Century Club
Georgia Conrad
Nancy Lee Cobl
West Boscawen Street
Anne Brooke Kern
New England
Burr Powell Harrison
Conrad
Emma Ginn Baker
Thornhill Manor
Paul Gaylord
Winchester
Staten Island
N. Y
Harry H. Baker
Walter D. Myers
County
Fall Century Club
Lewis M. Allen
West Clifford Street
William Bell Watkins
Clarke County
Melvin Green
City
Jane Scully
Washington
John
Scully
South Stewart Street
P. M. Bush
Bloomfield, Conn
Paul Hammond
Springfield
Mass
William McGuire
North Braddock Street
University Hospital
Charlottesville
McGuire
Scientists Find Alaska Subtropical Past From Fossil Coal
Researchers conclude Alaska once had a subtropical climate based on ancient fossil evidence found in coal deposits. The findings point to warmer, swampy conditions long ago and suggest shifts in regional climate over geological time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Hook's Policies Approved By Education Body
P. G. Hook, principal of the Chatham public schools and president of the Pittsylvania County Education Association, received a resolution approving his policies and was reelected president. The body praised his public relations program to present school factors to the public and urged teacher support for the countywide initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Hook
Chatham Public Schools
Pittsylvania County Education Association
Virginia
Hook
R. C. Hook
Pittsylvania Education Association
Local volunteers rally to build district and county groups
Enthusiastic community members commit time and resources to strengthen district and county organizations, dedicating effort to foster growth and coordinated efforts across multiple local groups.
Funeral Services Held For J W Cooper In Boyce
Funeral services for John Wiley Cooper 32 son of the late John W and Walley Oliver Cooper were held at 11 o clock Sunday from the home of his sister Mrs Arthur L Lowe in Boyce Va The Rev Carter Page of the Poplar Church Berryville officiated and interment followed in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville Pallbearers were Benjamin Romine Russell Carper Paul Farrar Joseph Lawler Robert Criser and Mr Riyston Cooper a native of Boyce spent most of his life there and in the past year was employed with a state road camp near Harrisonburg He died Friday in Rockingham Memorial Hospital Harrisonburg after a week there leaving a large circle of friends. He was born April 15 1905 and is survived by his sisters Mrs George K Shako Mrs H E Brown Mrs W S Brent and Mrs Lowe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Hill
Berryville
Benjamin Romine
Russell Carper
Paul Farrar
Joseph Lawler
Robert Criser
Mr. Riyston
Cooper
Harrisonburg
George K. Shako
Westhampton Beach
S. 1
H. E. Brown
Millwind
W. 8. Brent
Lowe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nies
Charles G. Taylor, Jr
Edmund Ruffin Beckwith
Charles I. Harold
Davis Jennings
Robert Pennington
Girls’ Athletic Association
Henry
Colonial Theatre
Clo the and
Ata Rentees
Salome Crisman
District Nurse Association
Tokus’ Inn
Helen Ritter
Miss Luttrell
Martha Luttrell
Mery Luttrell
I@a Newbrough
Alecta Hobday
Lorell
Parnell Shade
Stotler’s
William and
Joseph Luttrell
Gerald Luttrell
Martinsburg
W. Va
Melvin Miller
Opequon
J. E. Luttrell
F. G Crim
Gladstone Crim
Mabel R. Mansfield
Southwest Virginia
Episcopal Church
West Piccadilly Street
Colonial Art Craft and
Woman’s Auxiliary
Christ Episcopal Church
McCutcheon
Rhodes Drug Company
M. B. Clowe
Needlework Guild
Needlework Guild of America
Grover Rose
Julia Proffen
Ernest Proffen
Gertrude Mainz
Baltimore
Proffen
Peyton Berry
West Cork Street
Miss Mainz
Red Cross
Huntsberry
Mr. Grim
Ickes
Shepherdstown
Roland C. Ringgold
Bellevue
Department of the Interior
Democratic Club
Strasburg Music Club
Eleanor Weston
Strasburg Music Lovers’ Club
Colonial Inn
Pric
Vicki
Senger
Jeanne, aEssey
Margaret L. Hodgson
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Crusaders
Abe Levin
Benjamin Belchie
Strasburg
R. L. Kaplan
Frank Jacques
John Bowers
Albert Hunter
George Deickman
South Carolina
Georgia
James Lupton
Valley Pike
Glenn Frederick Lupton
Lupton
William Beverley
Richmond
Horace Munson
Milton Valley
Mrs. Munson
Martha Munson
Alfred Kerfoot
Eleanor
Josephine Griffith
Roberts Beech School For Girls
Katanga
Belgian Congo
Herman Barr
Mount Jackson
C E. Richards
Mr. Barr
Anne Broke Kern
Mary McDonald
New York City
Wonder Apparel Shop
C M. Collins
Amherst Street
Berkeley Springs
John Helsley
Fourth Liberty
Treasury
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Big Joe
Capitol Theatre
Education
Pittsylvania Co. Association
J. W. Cooper
Commercial & Savings Bank
U.S. Postal Savings Depository
Just
R. M. Swimley
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun St
Libby
Bartlett Pears
Bil Sary Soc
Lovett Shoe
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