Reunion of alumni marked by hospitality and games at Brucetown
Heautiful home of Mr and Mrs Whimberlake at Brucetown hosted a Monday afternoon reunion for prewar classmates and schoolmates celebrating half a century since boyhood days. Guests enjoyed entertainment, games, and stories as a southern host recalled memories while Miss Dorothy Clark and Raymond Edmondson won contests.
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Antea
Huyett
Eeeea
Ind
Ate
Fhetzel
James Kigses
Margaret
Clearbrook
W. F Tanquary
Winchester
Returns From Abroad Arrive In New York
Mrs Walk arrived in New York from Cherbourg aboard the Leviathan after sailing August 17. A Mrs Duncan Brown, her son-in-law and daughter, and a party were seen in Paris before returning and stopping at Hotel Jack.
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Aea
Mr .iMre
Duncan Brown
Paris
Handley High Student Cooper Sails for Continent Tour
Cooper daughter of Lewis F. Cooper departs with a party from College for a continental tour in mid June. She expects to return by Monday to resume duties as a member of Handley High School.
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Lise ‘Cooper
Lewis F. Cooper
Son
Onnia
Ard
Handley High
Cochran and Mrs Weeden Visit After War Return
A fragment notes Gol and Mrs Cochran with Mrs C Weeden arriving from New and likely to stay at Cochran homeplace on Road administration duties since postwar. It mentions assisting valuation of railroad property and claims work, with much detail involved.
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Cochran
New
Ted
Yast
Girl in Hospital After Tonsil Operation Ends
Mids Josephine Ebersole daughter of Mr and Mrs A L Ebersole of South Forest Street underwent a day at Memorial Hospital for tonsil operation.
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Mids Josephine Ebersole
A. L. Ebe
South Forest Street
Memorial Hospi Ee
Onal
Edna Grubbs Hosts Picnic for Young People
Edna Grubbs was guest of honor at a community picnic by Hogue Creek. Many games were played and Miss Grubbs and others participated in the event, celebrating the fifteenth occasion.
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Nonge
Edna Grubbs
Hogue Creek
Mointained
Miss Grub
Itqwon
Virginia conference meets at Mount Olivet Church
The Rev. John H. Parlett of this county spends a week at Mount Olivet Church Augusta county where the annual Virginia conference United Brethren Church is held. Bishop H L Hoskins of Myrtle Idaho presides. Parlett completes his fourth year as pastor serving churches on that circuit.
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John H. Parlett
Mount Olivet Church
Augusta County
United Brethren Church
H. L. Hoskins
Myrtle
Idaho
Mr. Parlett
Dance At Winchester Golf Clubhouse This Weekend
Invitations issued for a subscription dance at Winchester Golf Clubhouse from 9 to 12 Saturday night. Members may invite guests at the subscription price. invitations prepared by Marshall Baker and Victor Arthur, dance committee.
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Winchester Golf Club
Messrs
Marshall Baker
Victor Arthur
Greene brothers depart Mount Vernon for New York trip
Dr. William F. Greene of Mount Vernon and Mr. Charles Greene of New Rochelle left yesterday by car for New York. They were accompanied by Mrs. Norton and her daughter Miss Norton who will visit relatives and friends there along with the Norton family.
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William F. Greene
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Charles Greene
New Rochelle
George F. Norton
New York
Nor th en family visits then heads to Roanoke Va
The Rev Dr and Mrs BE E Nor then and their children Ernest and Miss Seth Bethesda Northen recently visited Mrs L Carver on South Market Street then left by motor to Roanoke Virginia near their camp before continuing home to Bluefield West Virginia. Rev Northen former pastor of the First Baptist Church preached here Sunday and met many old friends. Dr Northen is a faculty member at Bluefield College as professor of Bible and Greek.
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BE. E. Northen Faun
Ernest
Sethesda Northen
L. Carver
South Market
Roanoke
Bluefield
W. Va
Northen
First Baptist Church
Bluefield College
Mrs Leslie Shepherd to Tour West with Mr Shepherd
Mrs Leslie B Shepherd is leaving her parents home on South Stewart Street to join Mr Shepherd in a trip through the west. The journey includes visits to Yellowstone National Park the Grand Canyon and the Pacific coast.
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Leslie B. Shepherd
Arthur Leafe
South Stewart Street
Chicago
Mr.Shepherd
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Canyon
Pacific Coast
Shepherd
Mrs Lynch Returns From Legion Auxiliary Meeting Trip
Mrs. M. M. Lynch attended the ladies auxiliary meeting of the Legion in Frecksburg Virginia and returned last evening via Washington. She left Fredericksburg earlier in the week with delegates Mrs. W. A. Baker and Mrs. R. T. Barton traveling by automobile.
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M. M. Lynch
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Legion
Frecksburg
Washington
Brothers meet after sixteen years in Wilmington visit
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad men, withers Gata tetatics and ac ey, returned from a visit to Wilmington Delaware where they were guests of Mr. John R. Calvert and family. Calvert is a locomotive engineer on the Pennsylvania Railroad. It was the first time the brothers had met in sixteen years.
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Withers
Acey
Loca Ciala
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wilmington
Del
John ‘R. Calvert
Calvert
Pennsylvania Railroad
Return of Miss Ruth Haines From University Visit
Miss Ruth Haines returns from the University of Virginia where she attended two summer sessions. She was joined by her parents Mr. and Mrs. John B. Haines and her brother Gus Haines who traveled to Charlottesville for the weekend and then drove home via Richmond and Washington.
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Ruth “Haines
Hardtey
University of Virginia
Haines
Charlottesville
John B. Haines
Gus Haines
Richmond
Washington
Social notes of visitors and residents in town and vicinity
Miss Marguerite Metzer and Miss Ruth Hall visited the Reardons at their South Stewart Street home. Numerous others, including Mrs Fannie Shepherd, Mr F D Sheetz, Miss Annie Yingling, Miss Emma Yingling, Miss Dorothy Douglas, Mr Victor Bowles, and Mr Scott Grant, were guests or travelers visiting relatives in Maryland, Ohio, Texas, and Brooklyn. Local residents returned from visits to Baltimore, Washington, Fredrick, and New York, with several awaiting further travel or settling back at home.
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Marguerite Metzer
Lutherville, Md
Ruth Hall
Anne Arundel County
James P. Reardon
South Stewart Street
Annie
Emma Yingling
Baltimore
Ebersole
South Market Street
Dorothy Douglas
E. B. Cooper
Brooklyn
N. Y
Victor Bowles
Dallas
Texas
Scott Grant
The
Neille Anderson
Berryville
Kate Robinson
Effa Robinson
8. R. Williams
George Slee
Aberdeen
Fr A. Tyler
Fairmont Avenue
Bertram Longstreet
Mary Bruce Baker
Washington
A. L. Green
South Shington Street
C. E. Seal
Mrs. R. C.ryan
North Washington Street
Social Notes of Visitors and Returns in Town
Mrs. Elizabeth King visits Dee Santos and J. Cambell in Watertown Mass and plans to stay with relatives until December. Many locals, including William Coburn in Baltimore, Clinton Lewis in Washington, and Miss Lillie Timberlake in Orange New Jersey, vacation with kin or return home. Numerous residents such as Harry Henning and Capt. and Mrs. Gary host or greet guests, as do families like the Pickerals and Henkels along Braddock Street and near Strasburg.
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Elizabeth King
Dee Santos
J. E. Cambell
Watertown
Mass
Nbon
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Raymond “Edmondson
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Raymond Edmondson
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Virginia Tharpe
Claire Stone
Dorothy Orray Nicholls
Delritt Jenkins
A O’leary
Mary Sartelle
Celeste Richardson
Howard Shockey
Lawrence <Y Edmondson
Boyd ‘Switzer, Jr
William Hollis
George Snider
Lawrence Snider
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Marion Jenkins
Miller Jenkins
Jessie. Markwood
N. Main St
Gol
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Yellowstone Park
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
State Board of Control
Charleston
R.A. Gillis
Fairmont
Board of Control
James S. Lakin
Kanawha
Fannie L. Shepherd
Mount Williams
F. D. Sheetz
Cleveland, O
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Thelma Trenary
Charles E. Skinner
Richard Rrick
Richard,Jr
Forent City
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John. W.larrick
South Washington Street
Henry Williams
R. H. Stokes
City
Frederick
Homer Dudley
New York City
Rev
W. L. Dudley
Herbert S. Larrick
Nancy Gray Larrick
Arthur . Nesbit
United, States Army
Nesbit
B. Channing
Lucille Faulkner
Marshall McCauley
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Amherst Street
Caroline
Hunter
John Cambell
Marian Holliday
Minnie €. Baker
North Market Street
Lois Smott
W tock,Va
Frances Capper
M. L Capper
North Main Street
Martin ‘Williams
Town
Ray Sartelle
Balti More
South Main Street
James E. Diffenderfer
Virginia
Carl. Larrick
Tampa
John W. Larrick
South Street
John Casey
William Keating
Misses Keating
Main’ Street
Philadelphia
Buckley
Frank Buckley
Boyds
Maugitti
Port
Wiliam McCoy
Gii
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Fannie Catlett
O. L. Jack
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John Nix and Company
A. Baxter
Richardson
William R. Willis
A. “Raysor
Asheville, N. C
Leard Raysor
Mr. C. A. Davis
People’s Drug Company
Homer Hall
H. Delmar Robinson
Hugh Hall
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Oscar Polhamus
Stephen Dandridge
George Jone
William Coburn
Clinton Lewis
R. Ashlin
J Whitte
Moores~ Field, N.C
Mod W. Va
Charles ‘Town
W.va
Lillie ‘Timberlake
St Orange
N. J
Lown
Charown
William Holliday
Harry Henning
Joseph Schmidt
Crea Seioe
Florence Russell
Marian Upham
Cumberland, Md
A. D. Henkel
Virginia Henke
Mrs. Henkel
Shenandoah River
Strasburg
Harry Webber
Percy Bryan
Roanoke, Va
Mrs. Sanderson
F.C. Doyle
Kenneth Barr Doyle
Norristown, Pa
W. E. Barr
J. H. Pickeral and Family
Middletown
J. W. Shrigley and Children
Wauneta, Neb
Dr. Pickeral and Child
Greensboro
N. C
C. P. Funk
L. C. Caldwell
Presbyterian Thanse
North Braddock Street
Great Expett
Robert Curl
Helen Bready
Silver Springs
Kathleen Flowers
Academy of the Visitation
the Star
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
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