Social calendar notes for Winchester groups this week
The listing covers events at the Academy and George Washington Hotel. Highlights include Girl Scouts services at Church of Christ, dances at Handley High and the Gold Room, Lions Club luncheon, Kiwanis and BPOE meetings, an adult choir practice at Grace Lutheran, Rotary Club gathering, and a Little Theatre production with a cabaret aftershow at the George Washington Hotel.
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Winchester
Church of Christ
of Sae
Gold Room
George Washington Hotel
Lions Club
George Wash Hotel
Winchester Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Camp Hall
North Loudoun Stley
Kiwanis Club
Winchester Lodge
Ellis
Piccadilly and
Braddock
Grace Lutheran
Handley High School
Annual Whittington Family Reunion and 80th Birthday
The Whittington family reunion for the late Charles W. Whittington and a celebration of Mrs. Dahlia Whittington’s 80th birthday were hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Kern in Strasburg Junction on Sunday October 20. Attendees included numerous relatives from Washington and beyond, with tables set on the lawn for dinner and warm congratulations expressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Whittington
Dahlia Whittington
I. E. Kern
Strasburg Junction
Louie Whittington
Evelyn
Joe
Stewart
Merle
Clayton Rudolph
Farle
Edwin
Ethel
Janice
Joe Orndorff
Jane Lupton
Albert Brill
Earle O’neill
Edna Btine
Washington
Bliss Brill
Baltimore
Guy Zepp
River Feud
H. Morrise
Edstock
Ruth Snapp
Illis Vann
Harry Orfino
I. B. Kerns
Ray
Jake
J. J. Vanderpool
Cen Vanderpool
Strasburg
Tom Whittington
Grover Whittington
Roland Stoneburner
Judy Anne
Toms Brook
Jery Huntley
Gerald
Virginia Lee
Roselle Park
N. J
Louise Cooper
Shirley Fisher
Isaiah MclIlwee
Daisy Orndorff
Star Tannery
Shull
John E. Shull
Middletown
Sidney Hamilton Shull
Zelda Pingley
Edward Shull
David Hamilton
Halloween Parade, Bonfires, and Chrysanthemums in Washington
The Washington area hosts a Hallowe'en parade along Constitution Avenue with costumed marchers and prizes. A large bonfire, street dancing, and fireworks follow, with a GW Glee Club and Rice University football game at Griffith Stadium. The 34th Chrysanthemum Show at the USDA greenhouse features 250 Japanese and 525 pompon and single varieties, over 1,200 large-flowered plants and 600 smaller varieties, on public display with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Greater National Capital Committee
Otf
Washington Board of Trade
Hallowe'en
Constitution Avenue
Hallowe’en III
George Washington Glee Club
George Washington University Football Eleven
Rice University
Texas
Griffith Stadium
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Fourteenth Street
Northwest
Winchester
Roosevelt
Miss Elizabeth Tidler Feted at Cedar Manor Birthday Dinner
Miss Elizabeth Tidler was surprised with a birthday party at Cedar Manor Tavern near Strasburg. Hostesses Miss Margaret Tidler Miss Mildred Tidler and Miss Gladys Stotler organized a delightful dinner and dance with guests including Catherine Conner Alice Taylor Eloise Caldwell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Mildred Tidler
Gladys Stotler
Cedar Manor Tavern
Strasburg
Elizabeth Tidler
Catherine Conner
Alice Taylor
Eloise Caldwell
Orville Hoover
Marshall Kline
Henry Daugherty
Messrs
Ivan Kline
Julian O'Connell
Harry Ridgeway
James Bayliss
Weston O. McDaniel
Conda Miller
William Glaize
Wilbur Tidler
Family members to attend U D C meeting in Hot Springs
Mr Clarence Hardy and Mrs Hardy with niece Ola Virginia Striker and Mrs Mason Snapp leave Monday for Hot Springs Arkansas to spend about a month They will attend the United Daughters of the Confederacy annual meeting held there in early November Mrs Hardy Snapp and Miss Striker were elected delegates by Gen Turner Ashby Chapter U D C of this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hardy
Ola Virginia Striker
Mason Snapp
Hot Springs
Ark
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Hardy
Snapp
Miss Striker
Turner Ashby
Larrick Clan Holds Annual Reunion and Plans 1935 Meet
The Larrick family held their annual reunion on October 20 along Skyline Drive with R. R. Larrick elected chairman and Anna Larrick secretary. The group discussed hosting the 1935 reunion on Cow Pasture River near Clifton Forge Virginia, with many Larrick relatives in attendance from Round Hill Lexington Beckley Middletown and Washington DC among others.
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Larrick
Sky
R. R. Larrick
Round Hill
Anna Larrick
Cow Pasture River
Clifton Forge
E. R. Withrow
Howard Larrick
Dick Larrick
John Larrick
Juger Larrick
Patty Ann Larrick
Gene Larrick
Don Larrick
Sydney Larrick
G. G. Keith
Beckley
W. Va
Belle Larrick
Bessie Larrick
George B. Larrick
Lexington
Fred J. Larrick
John Fred Larrick
Randolph Larrick
Syd G. Larrick
Gussie Everly
Anna Everly
Josephine Everly
G.G. Keith
Ruth Keith
G. W. Borden
Middletown
Nettie Hammack
Isabelle Hammack
F. W. Hammack
Charles Hammack
Thelma Cooley
Washington, D
Nebraska
R. M. Larrick
Anna R. Larrick
Audrey Neal
Patrick Fitzgerald
Rexall Ice Sale Promises Two Items For One Cent
Rexall announces a four day ice sale with over 250 bargain items. The event runs Wednesday through Saturday October 30 to November 2 with two items for the price of one and each additional item for one cent. Brooks' Pharmacy invites shoppers to watch for announcements and phone 766 for details.
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Rexall
Brooks’ Pharmacy
West Virginia Bride and Cumberland Groom Tie the Knot
Miss Elva Poling of Philippi and Campbell P. McMeill of Cumberland wed at the officiating Rev. R B Campbell’s home. Bride’s parents are Mr. and Mrs A P Poling. groom’s parents Mr. and Mrs Ben McMeill. He works in a rubber industry in Cumberland.
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R. B. Campbell
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Elva Poling
Philippi
W. Va
Campbell P. McMeill
Cumberland
Br. Campbell
A. P. Poling
Ben McMeill
Young Church People Plan Braddock Street Halloween Party
The young people of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South prepare a Halloween party in the church annex social rooms at 8 pm on Thursday October 31. The program features festival themed literary and musical numbers decorations and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Division
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Field To Address Civic League Luncheon On Nov 1
Ms. Field will address the Civic League bi monthly luncheon at Hotel Jack Coffee Shop on Friday November 1. City manager Mr Arthur M Field is the guest speaker. Reservations are being taken at the hotel coffee shop. Local residents plan winter in Florida Capt Durrell and Mrs Flood with Major Flood to depart next week for Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ms. Field
Civic League
Civic
Florida
Edward H. Durrell
John Heber Flood
Potomac Theatre visitors and local travels in Maryland
Social notes from Hagerstown Maryland include host Tom Baldridge entertaining Potomac Theatre players with guests from Winchester Anne Kern Georgia Conrad J M Steck Jr Lieut Benton McCall Harry Benham John Williams Lewis Barton. Others travel to Charlottesville for UVA VMI football and Williamsburg VA weekend visits and Skyline Drive excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Baldridge
Potomac Theatre Players
Hagerstown
Winchester
Anne Brooke Kern
Georgia Conrad
J. M. Steck, Jr
Lieut
Benton Mccall
Harry K. Benham
John Williams
Lewis Barton
Prize Fund of Irish Hospital Draw Tops Six Million
In Dublin on October 26 the first round of Ireland’s hospital sweepstakes drew 224 American names among 520 tickets and 40 horses. The Cambridgeshire race near Newmarket will decide large prizes including £30,000 for the winner, with many smaller awards and residual prizes. The total prize fund announced reached £1,321,987 about $6.49 million, part of a long-running campaign that has raised about £29,003,246 for the hospitals to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Irish Free State
J. O’sheehan
Lever
Law Court
Newmarket
England
O’sheehan
Irish Hospitals Trust
Mansion House
Cambridgeshire
Claude Hinkle Dies in Washington D C at 37
Claude Lawrence Hinkle 37 died at Mount Alto Hospital Washington D C at 6 10 yesterday evening after a brain tumor. He headed furniture business in Strasburg and Stephens City and served in World War I at Camp Vail New Jersey. Survived by widow Stella Lockhart Hinkle and four children Anita James Claude Jr and Peggy all at home. Funeral Monday 3 PM from East Piccadilly Street with Masonic services and burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Surviving family includes father John A Hinkle Jacksonville Fla and siblings Mrs H H Cooley Round Hill and John M Hinkle Cumberland Md with three half brothers and two half sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Lawrence Hinkle
Mount Alto Hospital
Washington
D. C
Hinkle
This
Shenandoah
John A. Hinkle
Stephens City
Strasburg
Camp Vail
N. J
Frederick County
Martha Baughman Returns To Phoenix Arizona
Mrs. Martha Baughman leaves after visits with relatives in Hardy county West Virginia. She and her late husband Herman Baughman formerly lived in Phoenix Arizona, where they made their home for two years before his death on September 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Baughman
Hardy County
W. Va
Phoenix
Ariz
Herman Baughman
Sunday School to Hold Evening Service at Braddock Street
The Braddock Street Methodist Church Sunday School will host an evening service at 6 45 tomorrow in the Golden Rule Bible Class room. The program features music and speaker Mrs Edith Knight. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeler
Charles R. Keeler
Margaret Collins Denny
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
J. H. Light
Braddock Street
Rock Oak Bride-To-Be Elizabeth Peters Weds Perry Riggleman
A marriage license was issued in the city today for Elizabeth Peters of Rock Oak West Virginia to Perry Riggleman of Winchester. The groom’s parents are Marion Riggleman. The bride is the daughter of Owen and Mrs Peters. Nearby visitors from Chenandoah county include Floyd Wilkins and daughters Julia Stella and Hilda Samtimers with two friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Peters
Rock Oak
W. Va
Perry Riggleman
Winchester
Riggleman
Marion Riggleman
Owen Peters
Floyd H. Wilkins
Julia and
Stella Wilkins
Hilda Samtmiers
Edinburg
Chenandoah County
Way Back When Sunday Service Promises Old Time Music
The dramatic service Way Back When debuts this Sunday at 7 30 p m at the Christian church. Two quartets perform old time numbers including a dad’s hymn from long ago. Betty Sheetz sings A Long Time Ago and Robert McNally will perform Old Black Joe. extra musical numbers accompany the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Sheetz
Robert McNally
Mount Carmel F B Church Announces Weeklong State Festival
Colored church on Braddock Street invites all to Sunday School at 10 30 a m with John Mortis and W Brown as superintendents. Services at 11 30 a m and 8 p m with the evening topic Learning the Number of Our Days. Official board holds a short meeting Tuesday in the main auditorium. A hearty welcome for everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
SS. Spriggs
John Mortis
W ' Brown
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