Edwin Ritter Named President of A B Endeavorers
Edwin Ritter was chosen president at the annual officers election of the A B Endeavorers held last Sunday in Granville. The slate includes Cather, Bly as treasurer, Miss Frances Bush as assistant, Miss Dorothy Cather as secretary, T. Cather as pianist, Mrs Hamrick as assistant, Miss Mary, Miss Helen Bailey as secretary, Kenneth Cather and Stover Walters as collectors, Miss Charlotte DeHart as intermediate superintendent, Miss Maude Hollar and Miss Evelyn Barrett as junior superintendents. The term begins the first Sunday in October, with members urged to pledge full support amid changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin F. Ritter
Granville
Cather
Curtis Bly
Frances Bush
Dorothy Cather
Ry Nding
T. Cather
Hamrick
A Mas Smoke
Win Ritter
Helen Bailey
Kenneth Cather
Stover Walters
Charlotte DeHart
Maude Hollar
Evelyn Barrett
Marie Fries
Gladys Patton
Anna Kiracofe
Local Society Aims For Best Year Yet
The group pledges a record year ahead, seeking stronger programs, wider participation, and closer community ties. Members vow ambitious events and fundraising to raise the society’s profile and impact.
Quick Stop and Turn Saves Cat on Valley Avenue
A fast dash across Valley Avenue nearly ended in disaster as a cat dodged a truck driven by Roy Todd. A quick stop and turn by onlookers prevented the vehicle from striking the animal, leaving the cat unharmed despite a near miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat
Valley Avenue
Roy Todd
Marian Makes A Perfect Sailor Suit Pattern 9112
A pattern advertisement for Marian Martin Pattern 9112 for girls sizes 6 to 14. Details include required fabric and braid, price 15 cents, and ordering info with address in New York. Promotes summer wardrobe ideas and pattern book highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian
Marian Martin Lew
Marian Martin
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
Frederick County News Briefs Highlight Local Socials and Church Life
Community notes recount Labor Day gatherings and family visits from Washington D C to Winchester. Residents attend yard teas, reunions, and a revival at Opequon, with church events and Ladies' Aid meetings planned.
Nineveh News Roundup From Virginia Social Roundups
Nineveh Virginia items note Mrs Cc E McKay visiting in Washington for an indefinite stay and Mrs Catherine Fleming of Upperville visiting her son W G Fleming. Several residents including Miss Raychelle Fleming and Miss Roberta Fleming travel for study and visits to Jefferson and Richmond. Community guests at Wheatland Manor include Mr and Mrs Charles Smith and Miss Nancy Smith. Captain J W Johnson returns to Orange after time with his son J D Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineveh
Cc. E. McKay
H. F. McKay
Washington
Christine Druagoole
Baltimore
A. N. Gladhill
R. J. Carver
Perry Douglass Carves
E. S. Lewis
Jefferson, Md
W. G. Fleming
Hamlin
Johns
Beltsville
Catherine R. Fleming
Upperville
R.S. Johns
Hagerstown
E. P. Rowe
Rappahannock
A. Lewis Hudson
Sperryville
Charles Tobin
Hudson
Zion Church
Raychelle Fleming
Perry Douglass Carver
Charles Smith
Nancy Smith
Strasburg
Wheatland Manor
Roberta Fleming
Richmond
Smith-Deal
Visitors Gather at Mt Pleasant Home in Virginia
Sunday afternoon guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Asa Racey included Mr. and Mrs. Vnnor Milhon and children, Mrs. Atha Dyke, Mr. Emmett Copenhaver and family, and Mrs. Harry Racey and daughter Colleen of Winchester. At the Perry home last Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Zirkle Williams and Miss Eva Perry plus Mrs. James Russell and her son Bobbie of this vicinity. Fred Smith and family of Kernstown visited Dorsey Ritter. Atha Dyke has returned home after staying with her cousin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Brill
Washington
Clinton
Beaders
Lee E
Opequon
Winchester
George Hicks
Trone
Louise Bly
Mount Airy
Lester Burkhart
Alfred Rinker
Wardensville
George Chilton
Nancy
Washington, D. C
Co. C. Brill
Harry Hicks
J. D. Russell
Ashby Graves
Jennie Brill
Zepp
C. c
John Crim
Floyd Snapp
Crim
Ruth
Nettie Brill
Freda Crim
E. J. Hicks
Alfred
C. C. Brill
Mt. Williams
James Russell
Arminta Lamp
Harry Lamp
U. B
White Hall
Cecil Dyke
Atha Dyke
Vernnor Milhon
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bessie Rosenberger
Hilda Milhon
John Perry
MT. Pleasant
Asa Racey
Vnnor Milhon
Emmett Copenhaver
Harry Racey
Colleen
Zirkle Williams
Eva Perry
Bobbie
Fred Smth
Kernstown
Dorsey Ritter
Mack DeHaven
N. R. Brown
Mildred
Margaret
Franklin
Sistre
Eddie Roberts
Nellie
Mae Painter
Libby Suddithh
Stephens City
Rufus Rinkr
Lewis Colfer
Polly” Kauffman
Middletown
Elizabeth Purnace
Labor Day
Lucy Mauck
N. R. Browns
Pennsylvania
Belmont Foote
Elwood Kerns
Gore
Margaret McTiwee
Bloom Brevities Guests Visit local families in Bloom
John Murphy of Baltimore visits Glynn family while T S Cooper and daughter Anne Jane stay with Seastrunk family. Pat Barr and son visit Ri chard household along with Ida Wiseman from Woodstock. Jamesette Glynn returns home and plans to enroll as a nurse in Cumberland Maryland. Norman E. Cooper weekends with T S Cooper family. Betty Jane Williams visits at William’s home with J A Williams and Miss Alice Punk mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloom
John Murphy
Baltimore
P. P. Glynn
Cooper
Anne Jane
C. E. Seastrunk
Pat Barr
Winchester
Ida Wiseman
Woodstock
E. A. Richard
Alice Punk
Jamesette Glynn
Stephens City
Norman E. Cooper
T. S. Cooper
Cumberland
J. A. Williams
Betty Jane Wiliams
Washington
Chestnut Grove Notes
Chestnut Grove Virginia residents report social visits among families including the Davises Lights and DeHavens. Local happenings mention illness, graveyard cleanup, and a neighborly trip to Capon River sites.
Ridings Chapel Holds Home-Coming Event in Virginia
Ridings Chapel Virginia observed its home-coming on Sunday September 2 drawing a large crowd. Local attendees included Miss Peggy Montgomery and Miss Phylis Montgomery as dinner guests of George Cadawallader. Miss Mildred Grim returned from Winchester after visiting grandparents. Isabella and Theresa Koenig spent Tuesday with Mrs. Carrol Grim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridings Chapel
Ar Ae
Gore Ce
Peggy
Phylis Montgomery
George Cadawallader
Mildred Grim
Winchester
Isabella
Theresa Koenig
Carrol Grim
Gainesboro Notes Local Social Roundup
Gainesboro notes a flurry of Labor Day visits and weekend gatherings. Residents from Winchester Franklin Pa Middletown Gore Reynolds Store and Cedarville joined relatives in town, with many families hosting and traveling for the holiday period.
Orchard notes report apple picking season in Oranda Va
Orchards in Oranda Virginia begin picking and shipping apples as a social round of visitors and residents from Philadelphia Washington Martinsburg Fairmont and Little Falls drop in for weekends and holidays. A large Sunday dinner for about one hundred guests is noted at J W McDonald’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oranda
George F. Bailey
Philadelphia
M. M. Orndorff
Harry Cofflett
Leslie Coffelt
Washington
Goldie Miller
Fairmont
W. Va
Ralph Snowden
Maxine Steele
Little Falls
Miller
Clint Copp
SaSumsville
C. O. Watson
Prances
Miriam
Helen
Stephens City
Watson
Howard Henson
Georgia Barrett
Norman Smallie
Martinsburg
Harry Henson
Finley Snapp
Betty Tripp
F. B. Snapp
Douglas Hausenfluck
J. F. Hausenfluck
J. W. McDonald
Stick Man McDonald Family Reunion Weekend Guests
The reunion of many Stick Man McDonald families occurred as Mrs. James Boggs and others visited Mr. and Mrs. John Wore. George Le Batley of Philadelphia called on Mr. M. M. Orndorff. Holiday guests at Mr. James Green's home included Mr. and Mrs. G. Myers Gunston Lacey Dollie Mc Bee and Mr. John Saum, all from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stickman McDonald
James Boggs
John Wor
George le Batley
Phil E Ladelphia
M. M. Orndorff
James Green
G. Myers
Gunston Lacey
Dollie McBee
John Saum
Washington
Green Spring Locals
Green Springs Virginia residents share visits and travel updates. Mrs Ray Lamp and children return to Washington after visiting her parents. Frances Beard returns home from a week with Mrs Bessie Strobridge. George Clark family near Ridgeway spends Sunday with Roy and Hunter Strobridge in Martinsburg. Miller Lynn visits Ed win Barrett. Mitchell Nagley and family and friends spend Labor Day with E P Nagley. Catherine Nagley visits Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Springs
Ray Lamp
Washington
Frances Beard
Bessie Strobridge
Martinsburg
W. Va
George Clark
Childre
Near Ridgeway
Roy Ashton
Hunter Strobridge
Jacob
Rev L B Williamson Preaches as Whooping Cough Fears Rise
Cross Roads notes that Rev L B Williamson held a regular appointment at Fairview last Sunday evening. Reports of whooping cough among local children prompt exposure warnings in the community. Several families have been exposed though no illness has yet developed. Local residents and visitors called on neighbors and attended regional events including a Winchester trip and Ridings Chapel homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
L. B. Williamson
Fairview
G. J. Lochstampfer
W. W. Hicks
Rick Doran
Richard Braithwaite
Jennie McKee
W. W. McKee
R. N. McKee
Nimrod Albaugh
John Clark
J. B. White
Winchester
Grace White
Ridings Chapel
Middletown Notes Highlights Visits and Travel
Miss Laura Justine returns home to Mullens after visiting Miss Edna Dinges. Washington guests include Mrs. Grace Clarke and Mrs. Everett Burdette. Mrs. Ray Booth and sons visit Maryland relatives. William Rhodes leaves for pharmacy studies in Richmond. The Larricks host guests from Martinsburg Washington and Pittsburgh. Amye Clark plans to resume teaching in Hume Fauquier County after summer with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Laura Justine
Mullens
W. Va
Edna Dinges
Grace Clarke
Everett Burdette
Washington D. C
R. A. Larrick
Ray Booth
Maryland
William Rhodes
Richmond Medical College
Clay Chambers
Edward
Martinsburg
Jacob Walter
Mary Brown
Mabel Stabling
David
Washington, D. C
Herbert S. Larrick
Nancy Larrick
Winchester
Raymond Williams
Pittsburgh
W. P. Saunders
E. P. Saunders
Amye Clark
Hume Fauquier County
Clark
George Clark
Middletown M E Church Sermon Plans and Events
Reverend W P Saunders leads services at Middletown M E Church South with Sunday School at 9 45 and sermon at 11 on We Are Tested. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8, Woman's Missionary Society Thursday 2 30, Epworth Sunday School 2 30 and sermon 3 30. Yard party at Hite's Chapel to raise church apporti onment on the lawn Saturday evening September 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P Saunders
A. Evedly
Woman’s Missionary Society
Epworth
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Edwin Ritter
A. B. Endeavorers
W. Stover
Austin Motor CO
Butler
Hinkle M. Lamp
Virginia Avenue
Austin
Fairfmont Ave
Loudoun &J
Peyton St
J. P. Miller
Penn
E. Piccadilly St
Dock Street
W. Pall Mall Street
Loudoun Street
Amherst
F. Boscawen St
Ite “R.” Care Star
Hugh R. Stipe
Bickers Motor
J. W. Rosenberger & Co
S. Stewart Street
Care Star
G. C
Heberling Company
Dept
Bloomington
Illinois
Nicholson
Wetmore & Sug Dept
Monroe
Rochester
N. Y
BAUGH
O. Hay House
John O. Hardesty
Mgr
The
Baugh & Son
Detroit
Geo. Dempster
Lafayette Blvd
West
Mich
Frederick County
Lynn Kelly
Samuel Brown
Emma DeHaven
Elsie Bowers
Mae
Lee Barney
Baker
Keysucker
George Bowers
John Kelly
Fred DeHaven
Orlin DeHaven
Retha Taylor
Inwood, W.a
Jack DeHaven
Walter
Mr. Pleasant Notes
Chestnut Grove
Thomas Davis
Walter Light
Charles Davis
Howard DeHaven
George Kerns
Aaron De-Haven
Sewart DeHaven
Ursel DeHaven
Walter De-Haven
Guy Kelly
A. Burton
Harry Taylor and
Bruce Taylor
Elma Taylor
Andrew Light
Harry Taylor
Chestnut Grove Cemetery
Capon River
Cotties Castle
Break Neck
Beg Loy
Harry
Kenneth
O'Nile Clark
Harley Clark
Ridings
Gainesboro
Green Spring
M. E. Church, South
Luxenberg’s Department Store
N. Loudoun St
Foundation Garments
Moling & Cather Phone
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
N. Main Street
P. Klompus
North Loudoun Street
J. L. Massey
N. Main St
T. F. Timberlake
Eita Kett
Ann Luci
Rita
Ming
Young Rogers
Drinen
Etta
By Paul Robinson
Jose
Pat
Capzrighs Isae
Geo. W. Kurtz
Cameron Street
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