Tennis Tea Draws Forty Guests at Five Oaks
White Post notes a tennis tea hosted by Mrs. H. Sommerville at Five Oaks on Wednesday from three to seven. About 40 guests attended including distant visitors from New York and Frostburg. The column lists numerous local visits and minor society notes through the week and reports a birth at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Post
H. ©. Sommerville
Judith Thomas
Rippon
W. Va
Five Oaks
Barbee
New York
Bell
Frostburg
Elsie Boyden
New Market
Miss Morgan
Roanoke
Robert C Lass
Winchester
Dearmont
Health Board
Berryville
Kerns
Maryland
James Riley
Cluse
E. M. Tevault
Opequon
Wardensville
Wolford
Berlin
New Mexico
E. H. White
Lester Price
C. D. Price
Armel excursionists visit Baltimore on Sunday
Arm ele, Va. Sept 2. Messrs I J Gardner and Walter Haymaker were among excursionists from Arm el who spent Sunday with friends in Baltimore. Mr Henry Armel of Martinsburg also appeared among the travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armel
Messrs
Gardner
Walter Haymaker
Baltimore
Henry Armel
Martinsburg
Stephens City Social News Highlight Visitors and Local Updates
Roanoke County’s Miss Jamison visits Miss Elton Stickley and local hosts in Stephens City. Updates on H. J. Frazier’s paralysis and M. K. Dean’s shoulder dislocation. Guests include Miss Mamie Robinson from Winchester and Miss Katie Bill Evans from near Tulip. Others travel between Romney and Winchester. Georgia and May Poung of Baltimore also seen visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Jamison
Roanoke County
Elton Stickley
Samuel Slokom
Samuel, Jr
Virginia Slokom
Christiana
Penn
Stephens’ City
A. W. Dean
H. J. Frazier
M. K. Dean
Louisa McLeod
Mamie Robinson
Winchester
Dorothy Flanagan
Strasburg
Nellie Huber
Katie Bill Evans
Near Tulip
Alva Steele
Romney
Helen Dean
Walter Kronk
Mt. Jackson
May Grove
Georgia
May Poung
Baltimore
Foot Rest School Stockings Ad at People’s Bargain Store
Foot Rest stockings remain whole and wearable under rough usage by sturdy youngsters. They look well and feel well at equal price. Colors white tan and black. Priced 10c and 15c per pair with two pairs for 25c. People’s Bargain Store 134 N Main St Bell phone 341.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Bargain Store
N. Main St. Bell
Banks Observe Labor Day Holiday on September 4 1916
Monday September 4 1916 is a legal holiday and banks will be closed. Paper maturities due that day may be paid on Tuesday September 5. Signatories: WM G Hardy cashier Shenandoah Valley National Bank H D Fuller cashier Farmers and Merchants National Bank Lber R Grim cashier Union Bank of Winchester John I Sloat cashier Commercial and Savings Bank of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. G. Hardy
H. D. Fuller
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Lbe R. Grim
Union Bank of Winchester
John I, Sloat
Commercial and Savings Bank of
Winchester
Local social notes from Ripst Virginia and Winchester area
Mrs. M. Taylor visits relatives then returns to Winchester. Mr. Joseph Feagan and daughter Annie visit Loudoun county and attend the Loudoun camp meeting. Miss Annie Brady and Miss Francis Moulden visit friends. A baby boy arrives for Mr. Harry Lewis. Joseph Snapp and family visit from Bunker Hill. Grangers picnic at Williams Grove draws area residents. Try a want ad for results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Feagan
Annie Feagan
Loudoun County
Loudoun Camp
Annie Brady
Baltimore
A. S. Bowers
Francis Moulden
Walter Flowers
Welltown
Harry Lewis
Joseph Snapp
Bunker Hill
Bethel Church to Hold Special Services This Weekend
Special services at Bethel Church on Friday and Saturday September 1 and 2 at 7 p m with preaching by Pastor Norman E Cooper. Holy communion Sunday morning at 10 30 administered by Rev George S Bowers. Mrs W South Taylor returned from Williams Grove fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Church
Norman E. Cooper
George S. Bowers
Cardui touted as relief for long term womanly troubles
A Mount Airy reader recalls six bottles of Cardui improving her five year history of womanly and stomach ailments. She urges others with headaches backaches sleeplessness or fatigue to try Cardui and get the Chattanooga Medicine Company’s 64 page booklet with treatment advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
N. C
Sarah M. Alell
Cardus
Cardui
Nooga Medicine Co
Ladies Advisory de Chattanooga
Tern
Specia
N.G
The Matuashife Insurance Co Ad in Virginia
The oldest in America and in Virginia reports 1915 figures with gross premiums of 26 008 463 49 dollars and Virginia payments of 1 026 007 12 dollars. It seeks a local representative in Winchester Frederick County Virginia on a commission basis and renewal. Applications to THOS P MORGAN Mer 423 Southern Bldg Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Winchester
Frederick County
Thos. P. Morgan
Mer
Southern
Washington, D.C
For Sale Limestone Farm 104 Acres Near Winchester
Highly improved 104 acre limestone farm on a pike near two railroad stations. Modern acetylene lit buildings with 25 acres in bearing orchard. Located at Box Clearbrook Virginia. Advertisement dated 8-28-2w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
Winchester
Clearbrook
Stephens City High School Extends Term to Nine Months
The High School Department at Stephens City will open September 18 for a nine month term to meet state requirements for a first class high school. An added month will involve a small tuition fee. Enrollment on opening day is urged as new rooms are being prepared to accommodate all students and details available from the principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Virginia Quarantine Rules Against Plague Update
The Virginia quarantine covers New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania and all their parts. It bans travel by train boat car carriage and foot for those under 16 from quarantined states and requires two weeks' isolation except for Virginia residents returning with a carrier certificate. Public carriers may enforce the same two week quarantine for all under 16 and polio or other contagious diseases remain travel bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Benefit Show Pleases as Pleasant Vaudeville Night
The Benefit Show featured Miss Oldham and Miss Ducius Faulkner in strong performances with Mrs Gore as a charming French maid. The mandolin trio could not perform due to unavailability. Notable appreciation goes to flower gifts from Aulick Bester and Gude, with out of town guests including Mrs Gardier Brown and Mrs Ridge ly White among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Oldham
Mrs. Gore
John Stuart
Tack Natl
Ducius Faulkner
Aulick
Bester
Hagerstown
Gude
Washington
Gardjier Brown
New York
Ridgely White
Baltimore
Rogers
Massie
Newport News
Merritt
Herbert Stotesbury
Old Point Comfort
Hopkins
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The
Evening Star
Harry Floop Byrd
Evening Star Publishing Company
Morning News Re
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Bell 33
United
White Post News
Roberta Winter
Leland
S. R. Bryarly
Cora M. Robinson
F. C. Hughes
Waldasta
Lillie Massey
Harrisonburg
Co. P. Massey
Rhea Gamman
Ohio
Mr. Conrad
Gaines
Photo Gaines
Fitzpatrick
Hughes
Dora Plank
Jenkins
Mrs. Blakeman
Front Royal
Furgeson
Margaret Elliott
Ben Lowe
Wilson
P. W. Brown
McClure
Burk
H. C. Sommerville
Susie. R
Mary Beverley Sommerville
Larena Barbee
Guilford
Canton
Mrs. R. PD. Johnston
South
G. Ds Gray
Leesburg, Va
Walter Gardner
Vau
C. E. Pifer
Feo Oh
Peruna Itt
Peruna
Columbus
News OF
Sie
Huntsberry
M. W. of A
Boyce
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Ee Te Ee Ebe
Ripst
iMrs. M. Taylor
L. Snapp
Grangers Pirnii
Williams Grove
C.R. Shubbs
Funnea
Park Ave
Special Services
W. South Taylor
Mrrs. Chappell
Matuashife Ins. Co
of New York
America
Real Virginia Company
Ste Panley F. Hoover
Timberville, Va
Mount Williams
Simon Snapp
Henry Camp
J F.stout
E. C. Colvin
S. Washington St
Reservoir Park
Barton & Barton, Attys
Grove Bros. Dept. Store
Footer
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
A. Heller & CO
Yes-Thur-Sat
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R. ‘Seashore Excursions
Atlantic City
Pullman
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Stone Harbor
Wildwood
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
J. R. Edmonds
J.G. Harrison & Son
E. Hearn CO
Philadelphia, Pa
Mr. Dixon
Winchester Six
P. O
Ee. Hearn CO
Philadelphia
Tollgate
Martinsburg Pike
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