Bloom Items Highlight Local Happenings in Bloom VA
Bloom notes report a new site improvement and road work, visits from families including Cooper Lineweaver and Hulver, a birthday shower for Mrs Williams, a return from Cumberland for Pauline Glynn, driving on Skyline Drive, and social calls among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloom
N. B. Williams
Pauline Glynn
Higher
Cumberland
C. E. Clowser
David and
Curtis
Gilbert Lineweaver
Zepp
Skyline Drive
Brucetown Notes Highlights Local Visits and Events
Rev C J Clarke and Mrs Newton Clarke visited Brucetown on Wednesday. Walter Gander and son Wally from Washington DC visited relatives. Lewis Barbour of Winchester stayed with Ward Purcell. Womenless Wedding attended at Stephens City. Jack McAboy returned from F F A convention in Kansas City. Conrad Royston, student at Boyce, spent weekend home. Leo Price visited Summit Point with Earl McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
C. J. Clarke
Newton Clarke
Mt. Jackson
Ridgely
W. V
Clarke
Walter Gander
Wally
Washington, D. C
Lewis Barbour
Winchester
Ward Purcell
Stephens City
Jack McAboy
Kansas City
Conrad Royston
Boyce
Leo Price
Earl McDonald
Summit Point
W. Va
Greenway Gleanings guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard White
Visitors at the Howard White home in Greenway include Samuel Kenney Fred Kenney and Warren of Millville W Va Viola Genelia of Washington D C C L Funk and family of Winchester June Lichliter of Berryville Leslie White and Mrs Claude Stickley of Vaucluse J H Funkhouser drove to Cumberland Md on business Daisy Grubbs and family hosted James Cooke and children of Warrenton Mrs Kenneth Combs and daughter visited Needmore W Va to see relatives Betsy and Nancy Perry called on Leslie White last week William Madagan and children of Millwood called in the village recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenway
Howard White
Samuel Kenney
Fred Kenney
Warren
Millville
W. Va
Viola Genelia
Washington, D. C
C. L. Funk
Winchester
Lafayette
Lichliter
June
Berryville
Leslie White
Claude B. Stickley
Vaucluse
J. H. Funkhouser
Cumberland
James Cooke
Warrenton
Daisy Grubbs
Kenneth Combs
Needmore
Betsy
Nancy Perry
William Madagan
Millwood
Hogue Creek Notes Highlights Local Visits and Events
Messrs Joe William and Richard White were guests of Mr and Mrs White. Mrs B T Larrick improves after illness. Mrs Cleve Marple slowly recovering. E E Brengle Jr visited Larrick family. Mrs Chaplin sprained ankle. L H Ramey visited Pennsylvania and Maryland. Mrs Foster recovering. Gainesboro M E Church Endeavor visited Mt Olive Christian Endeavor. Mt Olive hosts program October 29. Rev Messick to preach November 5 at Mt Olive. Halloween social planned October 31 at Mt Olive area hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogue Creek
Joe, William
Richard White
White
T. Larrick
Cleve Marple
E. E. Brengle, Jr
L. M. Larrick
Rev. Messick
Mt. Olive Church
Foster
Palmer
Mt. Olive
Stephenson Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Hollie Snapp of Hagerstown Md visited her sister in law Mrs Ertha Ashwood in Stephenson last weekend. The Buckners and Paynes plus Mrs Mae Payne and daughter Joan visited A J Prince. Albert Longerbeam just back from Hawaii joined other relatives at the Prince home and Gordon Armel hosted a Winchester guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert O. Buckner
Berryville
W. A. Robinson
Winchester
Lewis Armel
Gordon Armel
Opequon Notes: Local Health, Visits Highlight Page
Opequon notes Mrs Leonard Williams is recovering from illness and friend groups show relief. Mrs Ella Snapp returns from Baltimore after visiting her granddaughter Mrs Harry.
Local Visitors And Travel From Windsor Highlights
Mrs May Pitcock visited her brother Ray Woolford recently. Sunday guests in Washington included Phil Wisecarver and Clyde Miller. Winchester shoppers included Morley Hinkle Pitcock and Robert Racey. Ray Kline and Lester McKee joined Floyd Mcce as guests. Lucian Brumback drove to Strasburg. John Lowe reported a very sick horse. Boone of Lebanon Church visited daughter Alonza Snapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Mcce
Lucian Brumback
Strasburg
John Lowe
Boone
Lebanon
Alonza Snapp
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1847 B for multiple sizes
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1847 B offered for sizes 34 through 48. Size 36 requires 134 yards of 32 or 35 inch fabric and 642 yards bias fold or binding as pictured.
County News Brevities From Middleway Virginia
Local notes report Mrs. Clarence Swartz visiting her heart-attack recovering mother Mrs. W. B. Baker. Mentions on church services PTA meeting program and FFA member Robert Leight headed to the national convention with support from Lions Club Kiwanis and Farm Bureau. Public church rally and ongoing revival services noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleway
Clarence Swartz
W. B. Baker
E. W. Barns
Methodist Sunday School
George Hazel
M. E
Charles Town
Kansas City
Lions Club
Kiwanis Club
Jefferson City Farm Bureau
Robert Leight
Mt Pleasant Notes in Mountain View Church News
Mt Pleasant Virginia notes record guests of Mrs Kathryn Fox including Curly Tillett and family from Charles Town and local residents Lucille Perry Eddthel Pitcock Irene Fauver and Earl Fauver. The revival led by Mr and Mrs Irvin Miller is noted with October 13 marriage congratulations. Sunday School at 10 o clock next Sunday with no preaching due to fifth Sunday. Christian Endeavor at 7 led by Miss Dorothy Brew. Reverend Messick and Mrs Messick were supper guests of John Perry family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasant
Kathryn Fox
Curly Tillett
Conta ‘Dodson
Charles Town
Lucille Perry
Eddthel Pitcock
Irene Fauver
Earl Fauver
Irvin Miller
Nday
Christian Endeavor
Dorothy Brew
L. C. Messick
John Perry
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the Evening Star
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Yoour
Nelson Dick
Bobby
Roy Swartz
Barthol Watson
Washington
Lawrence Nicely
Walter Nicely
Nicely
William Briggs
Frances
Leesburg
Elizabeth Shaull
S. G. Newcomb
Greenwood, Va
W. B
Charles Town High School
U. B
Apnlv
Poplin
Oxfords
America
Sale
Sale! Famous
Jsé
Healthgard Union
Loudoun St
Montgomery Ward
Hes
Barbara Bell Pattern Service
Evening Star
New York, N. Y
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