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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1936

Page

3

Social Calendar of Meetings and Dances in Middleburg Area

Friday 8 p m meetings of Ladies Aid Societies at Whitlock addresses 113 and 224 Opequon Avenue plus an Evening Dance for the younger set at Mrs Arthur White’s home. Saturday includes a dinner and cards by Mrs Byrd Amherst Street and a Blue Ridge Country Club dance in Millwood. Sunday delegates to Youth's Congress at United Arch and a Hawthorne tea hosted by Mrs Nixdorf and Mrs Williams. Tuesday Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Junior Auxiliary Memorial Hospital at the nurses home.

Wreierice Ladies Aid Society Jussell Whitlock Ladies’ Aid Society Congregational Christian Care Opequon Avenue Middleburg Arthur White R. E. Byrd Amherst Street Blue Ridge Country Club Millwood United Arch Donald Nixdorf John Williams Hawthorne Lions Club George Washington Hotel Memorial Hospital Nurses’ Home Walter H. Bosserman Fredericktown Richard E- Griffiths Herbert Larrick Wilbur M. Krise Samuel Preston Walter Bosserman Harold Brown Rosenberger Bosserman John Rosenberger Dailey Slonaker Wilbur Krise Goode Zinnias Green Fort Loudoun Daughers of the American Revolution Alfred M. Kerfoot South Washington Street George Slater Upperville National Congress C. P. McVicar

Debutante Dinner Planned For Miss Dougherty

Mr and Mrs Kenneth N Gilpin host a debutante dinner at their Scabeby home near Boyce on Saturday September 12 at 7 46 in honor of Miss Mary Welsh Dougherty of Clarke County. Debutante tea and a dance at Blue Ridge Country Club Millwood follow from Doughertys.

Kenneth N. Gilpin June Butler Haywood Butler Frederick County Miss Butler Anna Butler Jeff Butler Edward Butler Norman Gardner Winchester Charles Kerns David Riley Oswald Riley Bergie Rickard David Lee Rickard David Pressgraves Emmett Pressgraves Warner Pressgraves White Post Elizabeth Woodard Martinsburg Beatty Willard Cooke Galveston Texas Richard F. Whiting Robert Hughes Norfolk Blue Ridge Millwood Winchester Country Club Eleanor Scully Tom Scully Mary Scully John Scully Margaret Cole Ann Meade Mary Burchard Margaret Della Meade Mary Dougherty Gertrude Dougherty Gwynn Harrison Robert Carter Randolph Philadelphia J. Hamilton Page Ardmore Lewis B. Meade, Jr Richard Dole Jack Beardall Roland G. Mitchell, Jr McGhee Tyson Gilpin Graham Dogherty, Jr Frazier Dougherty

Modern Etiquette: Praise for Servants and Invitations

Guidance on praising servants to improve efficiency, polite refusals to invitations when needed, and inviting both men and women to formal dinners announcing engagements. emphasizes courteous explanations when possible.

Local Visitors and Homecoming Notices

Mr. C. C. Hess of New York City visited town today. Miss Lillian G. Haycock, once a Memorial Hospital patient, has recovered and returned home to Clearbrook. Misses Cathryn Legett and Qween Boyd were weekend guests of Miss Mary Boyd at Kernstown. Mr and Mrs James Snider now occupy apartment at 502 West Cork Street, previously damaged by fire last winter.

Mrs. Smith George H. Smith, Jr West Germain Street Dr. Smith Randolph Smith Baltimore C. C. Hess New York City Lillian G. Haycock Memorial Hospital Clearbrook Cathryn Legett Qween Boyd Mary Boyd Kernstown James Snider West Cork Street John Atkinson Powhatan Thomas N. Carter Richmond

Presbyterian Church ET points on young members event

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church hosted a social in the Sunday School room at 7 30 to honor city youths bound for school. Guests included Mary Virginia Steck Mary Scully Eleanor Scully Bobbie Conrad Anne Carr Russell Louise Dorsey Helen Hatcher Linda Morrison Catherine Rusk Mary Amos Virginia Leatherman Jean Moling and others.

The Presbyterian Church Church of the City Mary Virginia Steck Mary Scully Eleanor Scully Bobbie Conrad Anne Carr Russell Louise Dorsey Helen Hatcher Linda Morrison Catherine Rusk Mary Amos Virginia Leatherman Jean Moling Harry Ridgeway Robert Harper William Robert Massie Stewart Bell, Jr Richard Rusk Virginia Cover Russell Anne Quirk

Luncheons and Dinners Popular Around Millwood

Social life at Millwood Virginia features a sequence of lunches and dinners hosted by Mrs. George H. Burwell and others at Mt Airy Long Pranch Edgewood and Eagle's Rack. Attendees include Mrs. Thomas Nelson Carter Mrs. Ro bert C Randolph Maj Gen Edgar T Conley and many Meade and Scully family members. The Mayo memorial handicap tournament opens with many participants and finals set for Labor Day.

Farm worker in critical condition after black widow bite

Leland Muir, 26, of Oriole Maryland, was bitten while feeding chickens and remained in critical condition after seeking initial care in Princess Anne. He required professional medical attention as his condition worsened.

Oriole Leland Muir Princess Anne

British Troops and Air Power Battle in Jerusalem

British forces and air units engage in combat operations around Jerusalem on September 4 as tensions rise in the city. Reports describe sustained exchanges between ground troops and aerial support with no clear outcome announced.

Arab Casualties Rise in Tulkarem Na Blus Road Battle

Reports say more than 20 Arab casualties occurred in a clash along the road between Tulkarem and Na blus. A score of Arabs were killed or wounded in the same area the previous day.

Tulkarem Nablus

Rear Admiral Charles S Williams dies in Summit store

Summit New Jersey September 4 Rear Admiral Charles Summer Williams 80 U S N died today while on a shopping tour in a Summit store.

Summit N. J Charles Summer Williams

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