Local Social Circle Notes and Visits in Virginia Community
A brisk roundup records visits and social events in Wood Chapel and nearby towns. Rev Dr Walter Alexander and family visited Rutherford home. Miss Ruth Alexander from Florence DC stayed with the Rutherfords. Many farmers fill silos and numerous relatives and friends from Washington Berryville Martinsburg and Winchester attended gatherings and a funeral at the Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aNi Wood Chapel
Charles Wise
Walter Alexander
Ruth
Florence
D. C
H. W. Rutherford
Edith and
Leona Lloyd
Washington
C. A
Johnnie Coleman
Berryville
Ed Romer
Martinsburg
W. Va
Charles Blake
Russell Johnson
Wm. Cutterer
Charles Isenberg
Betty
Coraopolis
Cottie Wyndham
Charlottesville
Mollie Hammark
William Cutterer
Edna
Sarah
Cora
C. B. Yoke
E. B. Kimmel
W. W. Carter
R. L. Watson
Presbyterian Church
Winchester
Gore Union Sunday School Visits Intermont Church
The Gore Union Sunday School accepted an invitation from the Lutheran Church at Intermont West Virginia to visit and discuss the day’s lesson. Representative Candy Davis led the discussion while the Gore quartet and chorus class provided music with Miss Grace White on organ. An invitation to sing for the ill Miss Ida Brill was extended and lunch was served on the bank of the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore
Gore Union Sunday School
Lutheran Church
Intermont
W. Va
Candy Davis
West Virginia
Gore Quintete
Grace White
Ida _ Brill
Bank of
Hebron Village Notes Highlight Local Growth and Visits
The article paints Hebron’s development with a new filling station by William Lockhart of Winchester and a store room post office by B L Larrick. It notes remodeling by F H Clemmons, a Cooper farm residence, Rosewood Inn hostesses serving tourists, and various visits and travels of locals to Winchester, Wardensville, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lockhart
Winchester
B. L. Larrick
F. H. Clemmons
M. W. Cooper
Mary Cooper Wright
Evergreen
Ala
Virginia
EB. Russell Hook
Rosewood Inn
Elwood Kern
Kennerdell
Margaret Brown
Franklin
Cross Roads Notes Guests Arrive From Baltimore and Beyond
Cross Roads Virginia reports Mr Allen Miller and family from Baltimore visiting his brother I T Miller. Visitors from Keyser West Virginia include Marvin and Lester Oates and their spouses. Washington D C couples J H Coryell and Carson Oates also join at Sallie Oates home. Baltimore area Bageant family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
Allen Miller
Baltimore
Miller
I. T. Miller
Marvin Oates
Lester Oates
Keyser
W. Va
J. H. Coryell
Carson
Oates
Washington, D. C
Sallie
Notable Local Visits and Funeral in Capon Bridge Area
Residents hosted visitors from Washington D C including Mr and Mrs Joseph Yager and Mr R L Kackley while Mr George Peacemaker and Mr W W Hicks joined Mrs Susan Peacemaker near Good West Virginia. The funeral of Mack Belford at Fairview Church was held with Rev J C Spindler officiating leaving a large bereaved family of eleven children. A J Marple and J B White traveled to Winchester for business and Hicks family visited Yellow Springs W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Oatés
Joseph Yager
Washington, D. C
Mack Belford
Star
Fairview Church
J.C Spindler
Methodist Church of
Capon Bridge
Belford
A. J. Marple
J. B. White
Winchester
W. W. Hicks
Yellow Springs
W. Va
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Lindy
Epise
Warners Bros
Ross Lederman
Betty Compson
Pat Harmon
Doris Hill
George 8. Seitz
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main Street
INO. S. Solenberger & Co., Inc
North
Loudoun Street
Capon
Hebron
Fanny Triplett
Wilbur Kern
W. B. Adams
Irving Potts
Buddy
Merchantaville
N. J
B. T. Liggitt
Katherine
H. EB
B. H. Potts
Jove
Helen
Kernstown
Clark Shertzer
Stephens City
Jack Haas
Lancaster
Jospeh H. Potts
Martha Virginia
Kern
Oe Brodie
Congress Heights
North Main Street
Shenandoah County
FATR
Woodstock
Higgin
J. H. Smoot
J. W. Bailey
J.c.penney CO
North Main ST
Europe
America
Expert
Geo. Washington Hotel
Waterall Paints and Varnish
M. S. Loy
N. Londoun Si
Henkle
Bartonville
Jerseys
C. I. Brumback
M. Lohr Capper
George W. Hulver
Cc. I. Brumback
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