Bride and Harold Rowe Wed in Winchester Ceremony
The couple were married at St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev J E Kemp Horn officiating. Guests included relatives from Winchester and out of town. The bride, daughter of H V Hart, wore white satin with a lace cap veil and carried white roses. the groom is employed at the Commercial and Savings Bank in Winchester. The couple flew by air for a secret wedding trip the same night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold. Rowe
Sim
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
J. E. Kemp Horn
D. C
Mendelssohn
Gruber
H. V. Hart
Louise Porter
Pridemaids
Charlotte Wilson
Virginia Motrin
Virginia Lee Christman
Artinsburg
Evelyn Nixson
Winchester
Miss Wilson
Miss Morin
Miss Christman
Miss Nixson
Marcia Hart
Hugh Hart
John Hart
Vincent Hart
John Corby
Williamsport
Harry Ridgeway
Wilbur Tibler
Hagerstown High School
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Frostburg
Guy Kelley
Frederick
William Miller
Waynesboro
J. Luther Neff
Washington
Edw. Reichter
John I. Sloat
Erma Rizer
Savage
Frances Trimble
Grace Williams
Cumberland
Mamie Haines
Keyser
W. Va
Eloise Caldwell
Elliott Kennedy
College Park
Lewis Rowe
Judson Kenyon
Mayme Cole
Rochester
N. Y
A. F. Rowe
Grace Stull
Evelyn Rhodes
Eldread Pa
Frank Schwartz
Pittsburgh
M Harold Rowe
Hagerstown
Valley Airways
Admiral Byrd Airport
Mr. Rowe
Flight to Hagerstown Pleases Winchester Pair at Dusk
A couple from Winchester enjoyed their first post dark flight to Hagerstown with a dusk arrival. The return trip was described as delightful by Mr and Mrs Rowe as they landed in Winchester aided by runway gas line flares and strong landing lights. The aircraft carried emergency parachute flares though not required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Hagerstown
Rowe
Winchester lodge social and theater rehearsals schedule
A detailed social calendar lists 8:00 p m rehearsals at the Colonial Theatre for Sun Up and The Worlds All Right, regular lodge meetings at Winchester No 21, Grace Lutheran Church, and Bryarly School, plus Rotary Kiwanis Lions events, Delphian Society, WCTU, GAA shows, Little Theatre Sun Up, and Lions Club luncheon on various days. May include portraits at Handley High and Girls Athletic Club play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Colonial Theatre
Benevolent Order
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions "Club
George Washington Hotel
Refuge M. E. Church
South
Bryarly Community League
Bryarly
Capitol Theatre
Little ‘Theatre
Little Theatre
Sidney Lanier
Handley High School
The
Lions Club
Century Club
Lewis H. Hyde
West Boscawen Street
Athetic Club
Reservations and events swirl around regional theatre and church circle
A large all day district conference at Bunker Hill West Virginia gathers 117 women from area churches including Berryville Front Royal Strasburg Winchester and Woodstock. Rev L A McMurray speaks while Mrs Robert B Campbell presides. Separately many reservations are made for the Little Theatre play Sun Up and a bridge party honors visitors Mrs J Andrew Kater hosts guests as arrangements continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Churches
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Presbyterian
Berryville
Clearbrook
Front Royal
Gerrardstown
Milldale
Nineveh
Opequon
Strasburg
Winchester
Woodstock
Vaucluse
L. A. McMurray
Africa
Robert B. Campbell
Bruce’ Sionaker
Frank B. Crawford
Bertha ‘Williams
Frank Warner
Keyser
Little Theatre
Edward G. Butler
Clarke County
Garland M. Hansbrough
Edward H. Durell
Bryan Conrad
Lewis H. Hyde
Eugene Cooper
H. Clay DeGrange
Mary Virginia Steck
John S. Scully
Ruth Berry
Agnes Watkins
Winchester Hospital Auxiliary Praises Local Merchants
The Junior Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital thanks Winchester merchants and others for support at a rummage sale to aid the hospital. Generous shop-worn clothing and other articles raised about 140 dollars, and the Odd Fellows' building owners donated a room for the sale with Miss Nan Miller in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Odd Fellows
Nan Miller
Plans Progress At Grace Episcopal Parish House Renovation
Renovation of Grace Episcopal Church Berryville parish house moves ahead with a new Sunday School addition and a kitchen for benefit events to be completed soon. A card party and tea for the building fund will be held Friday October 26 at Fairfield Gaylord, Mrs. John D. Richardson’s home, with tea at 4:30 and bridge from 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Berryville
Woman's Missionary Society of Baptists to Meet Thursday
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church will meet Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the church lecture room. The executive board will convene at 7:30 on the same evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of Baptists
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
North Carolina visitors attend Atlantic City Episcopal convention
Mrs. Ross Simon Mrs. Linn Bernhardt and Miss Sally Grimes of Salisbury North Carolina were overnight guests at the George Washington Hotel. They toured West Cork Street before continuing home after attending the Episcopal Church convention in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Simon
Linn Bernhardt
Sally Grimes
Salisbury N. C
George Washington Hotel
P. P. Pilcher
West Cork Street
Winchester AAUW to Meet for Welfare Work Program
The Winchester branch of the American Association of University Women will meet at 3.30 Saturday afternoon at Miss Edith Light’s home 320 Amherst Street. Hostess is Miss Light with Miss Miriam Langston assisting. Mrs. George G. Snarr and Mrs. John W. Rosenberger will present the program on Welfare Work. Miss Margaret Hurst will speak on local aspects of the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
American Association of University Women
Edith Light
Amherst Street
Miriam Langston
Miss Light
George G. Snarr
John W. Rosenberger
Margaret Hurst
Hawkins Welcome Newborn Son Dennis Carlton
Mr and Mrs Lyndon Hawkins receive congratulations on the birth of a son named Dennis Carlton last Monday October 8 at their Kent street home. Major and Mrs W D Tipton of Baltimore visit George Washington Hotel for a short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon Hawkins
Kent Street
Dennis Carlton
Tipton
W. D. Tipton
Baltimore
City
George Washington Hotel
Major Tipton
Maryland
Woman Loses 41 Lbs of Fat with Kruschen Salts
Mrs. W Eckoff reports dropping 41 pounds in nine months while treating high blood pressure and rheumatism with Kruschen Salts. She began at 255 pounds and now weighs 214, noting improved energy and well being. One half level teaspoonful in hot water each morning, bottle lasts four weeks, Baker's Drug Store carries Kruschen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Eckoff
Baker's
Wisconsin River: Principal Watercourse of the State
The Wisconsin river is identified as the principal river in Wisconsin, serving as a major geographic feature of the state. It stands as a defining waterway shaping regional ecosystems and transportation history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin River
State
Wisconsin
Millwood Socialites Attend Llangollen Race Meet
At the Piedmont fox hounds meet held last Friday on the Llangollen estate, Blue Ridge Hunt figures and many Millwood residents gathered for the races. Winners included Huffy for the national steeplechase and Gigolo for the Piedmont gold cup, with What Have You taking the Blue Riband, all owned or ridden by prominent figures such as Mrs. George Atwell Jr and Mrs. Frank M. Gould.
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Millwood
Piedmont Fox Hounds
Llangollen
John Hay Whitney
Blue Ridge Hunt
George Atwell Jr
F. Thorndyke
Vadim Markaroff
W. B. Street
Frank M. Gould
Warrenton
Orange County
Cassanova
Middleburr
Blue Ridge
Piedmont
Leguna Secca
C. E. Perkens, Jr
H. W. Frost, Jr
Col
Llewellyn Bull
A. C. Carson
Parker Hitt
Front Royal
Hitt
Mary Lou Hitt
John W. Beatty
Pittshurch
Helen
Katherine
Human Fly to Climb Washington Hotel Tonight
Dare Devil Johnnie J Woods of Atlanta will scale the 57 story George Washington Hotel at 7 30 tonight. He cites climbs at Uniontown White Swan Hotel and venues in Philadelphia Seattle Los Angeles Hollywood and New York City during a 19 year act. The 916 foot building took him 245 minutes to ascend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
George Washington Hotel
Uniontown
White Swan
Dare Devil Woods
Union
City Hall
Philadelphia
L. C. Smith
Seattle
Wash
Court House
Los Angeles
Calif
Roosevelt Hotel
Hollywood
Woolworth
New York City
Survivor of 138-Foot Brooklyn Bridge Dive
A man recounts a near fatal leap from the Brooklyn Bridge of 138 feet. He survived the stunt and speaks of the extraordinary risk and its aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Bridge
Chanters to Sing Spirituals At Colonial Theatre Show
The Chanters, 50 voices from local church choirs, will appear in The World's All Right at the Colonial Theatre next Tuesday night. The performance is staged by the Girls' Athletic Association and features spirituals as part of the large production set in WAR broadcasting studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Theatre
Girls’ Athletic Association
WAR Broadcasting
Forests Cover About a Quarter of the United States
The article notes that forested areas now span roughly one fourth of the United States. It discusses the geographic distribution and possible ecological implications of the expanding forest cover across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Virginia High in U S On Highway Safety Efforts
John Q. Rhodes director of the Virginia Division of Motor Vehicles reported after attending the American Motor Vehicle Administrators Conference in Chicago that Virginia ranks high in motor vehicle safety and has strong safety measures. He noted Virginia requires compulsory vehicle inspection and operators licenses, with many states adopting similar rules. Rhodes spoke on compulsory inspection, served on the resolutions committee, and was named to the conference's eight member executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
John Q. Rhodes
Division of Motor Vehicles
American Motor Vehice Administrators
Chicago
Rhodes
Florida City Throngs for Legionnaires Parade Week
Miami crowds gather as Civic Arms opens to 75 000 Legionnaires for next week's convention. Downtown streets fill with out of state license plates and banners say Welcome Buddy as miles of bunting and new grandstands line Biscayne Boulevard and Bayfront Park for the grand parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Civic Arms
Biscayne Boulevard
Bayfront Park
Royal Pa
Thousan
the Legion
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Thale
Red Cross
Cobbie
Huntsherry
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Mrs. Kater
William Brown
Nherst Street
J. Andrew Kater
Teaneck
N. J
Rei Warren Eddy
Leo Cather
Kater
University
Valley
Ruston
London
Eng
Hot Springs
Shenandoah Valley
Charles W. Grimm
Memorial Hospital
South Cameron Street
Robert II
Earl de Geant N. Ja Ban
W. G
Gray Avenue
Tom Baldridge
Mr. Baldridge
Stewart A. Seabright
South Market Street
Theodore N. Jones
Minturn
Alexander Stronach
Great Neck
New York
Agnes Esten Kennedy
George Peabody
Charles Consolvo
Hugh M. Nelson, Jr
George H
Christ Church
Armstead Welbourne
Japan
Emmanuel Chapel
Boycey
Dixon
Donald N. Gilpin
Kenneth N.gilpin
Wilmer Scott
Miriam
B. O'F. Randolph
Nancy Nelson Huidekoper
Prescott Huidekoper
Hugh M. Nelson
Middleburg
Margaretta Rowland
Pierre Tartouer
Paris
Angeles
Huckins Hotel
Oklahoma City
Okla
Tartoue
W. E. Hightower
Phyliss Hightower
Frank Hightower
Tartone
Courtney Byrd Jones
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Margaret L. Hodgson
U. S
Florida City
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Commercial & Savings Bank
Rane
RGA
R. M. Swimley
East Geo. Washington Hotel
Zula
Lovett Brothers
Loudoun St
Loudoun
Rock Creek
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