Winchester Flower Show Sets Stage for Handicraft Displays
Expert judges from Woodstock and Purcellville oversee a 3 PM flower show in Winchester with classes for arrangements of roses, foliage, geraniums, line displays, fruits, gladioli, informal table settings, and youth categories. Exhibitors must grow plant material, with deadlines and prize rules set for entries and display locations. Local social news notes a large private party at Winchester Golf Club weekend events attracting many young people and uncertain host identities.
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G. G. Dickenson
Douglas Dy
Woodstock Garden
E. Bentley Gregg
Purcellville Garden
Frederick Co
Old Fredericktown Garden Club
Winchester
Clarke
Loudoun
Fauquier
Winchester Golf Club
War- Trenton
Calendar of Events Huranay
Calendar notes meetings and social events across Braddock Street Church Washington Street George Washington Hotel and Ridgeway venues. Highlights include Junior Board of Trade at George Washington Hotel and Ladies Aid Society gathering at Mrs Adams Gainesboro. Breakfast for G A A at Ida Lycett cabin with date change noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street
Loring Woore
Clearbrook
WP Bnaalenr
Washington
Amherst Strets
Ladies’ Aid Society of Disciples Church of Ebenezer
C. T. Adams
Gainesboro
Best Missionary Society
L. H. Smalwood
Ridgeway
W. Va
Winchester Golf Club
Ida Lycett
Flower Show Plans Debut At Winchester Clinton County Garden Club
Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club meets at George Washington Hotel to prepare for a flower show on Wednesday September 21. Mrs. B F Arthur presided and Mrs H Clay de Grange outlined committees for publicity invitations classes judges entertainers registration classification door prizes and other show tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester and
Clarke County
Helen Massey
Sophie Baker
Louis L. Baker
E. G. Butler
J. W. Arthur
Kenneth Gilpin
Fred Glaize
R. Y. Conrad
P. W. Boyd
W. P. Massey
Graham Dougherty
R. T. Barton
J. P. Reardon
E. Byrd
He Bee
Joseph Massie
J.P. Reardon
Mary Virginia Steck
J. D. Richardson
Nelson Page
Katherine Kern
Clara Wood
Ashby Miller
Ellsworth Johnson
Robert Y. Conrad
John Scully, Jr
William Beverley
Sallie Boyd
J. M. Steck
Ellen Boyd
Caroline Hunter
Alfred Ker~foot
Blackburn Smith
H. K. Russell
Lewis Hyde
Fred Barr
Carl Massey
H. B. McCormac
W. A Baker
Frank Wray
E. L. Tessier
Ralph Richardson
Lucy Kurtz
Family Reunion in Berkeley County and West Virginia Wedding
The Ashton family reunion gathered at John Ashton's home in Berkeley County West Virginia with 62 at table for lunch. Local wedding at Clifton Presbyterian Church Maxwelton produced a long list of attendees and a luncheon at The Halfway House.
Baby show winner at Morgan County Tomato Festival
Nancy Olivia Duckworth, daughter of Glenroy and Mrs. Duckworth of Berkeley Springs West Virginia, won first prize as the prettiest baby under one year old at the Morgan County Tomato Festival event. Mrs. Duckworth formerly Miss Oata Anderson of this city has many friends here. Also noted: Michael DeCarlo and wife of White Plains New York visiting relatives in North Braddock Street area. Kenneth Heine, Handley High senior class president, underwent tonsil removal at Winchester Memorial Hospital yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Ashton
John Ashton
Berkeley County
W. Va
Martinsburg
J. E. McDonald
Wesley
Gary
Raymond Dorsey
Russell James
Valley Avey
White Hall
Steward Fries
Ray
Tunnelton
William Avey
North Mountain
Hunter Donaldson
Leslie
Jones Spring
N. F. Rees
Winchester
Lowe Smith
Lucille Forman
Grace Webber
Nancy Webber
Libby Webber
Patsy Weber
Washington
Roy Lamp
Ganetown
J. C. Ashton
Shanghai
Leola Hoover
Caroline Michael
Lawrence Wolfrey
John W. Ashton
Woodrow
Mary
Paul, Edgar and
Janney Ashton
Nancy Olivia Duckworth
Glenroy Duckworth
Berkeley Springs
West Virginia
Morgan County
Duckworth
Oata Anderson
Michael DeCarlo
White Plains, N. Y
Kenneth Heine
Handley
Winchester Memorial Hospital
School Starts Soon Accident Insurance for Children
Wilmer F. Shryock announces accident insurance for children ages 6 to 18 amid back to school safety concerns. The notice emphasizes daily automobile hazards for students traveling to and from school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer F. Shryock
Wedding invitation size and tea-dance etiquette
The article notes invitation sizes vary with stationery trends suggesting about 5 1 8 inches by 3 8 inches as a popular size. A tea-dance is an ordinary afternoon tea with space and music for dancing, and hostesses may ask a close friend to pour at informal affairs.
Dissension Flares In Complaints About Union Control
In Los Angeles a complaint to the National Labor Relations Board alleges that a $100,000 payment to a union official bought 12,000 workers under the control of the Association of Motion Picture Producers. The accused deny the charges as ridiculous, noting wage declines and fought union influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
National Labor Relations Board
Association of Motion Picture Producers, Inc
Pat Casey
Producers’ Organization
Towne Nylander
NLRB
Jeff Kibre
Motion Picture Technicians’ Committee
Kibre
William Bioff
Hollywood
George E. Browne
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Joseph M. Schenck
Producers’ Association
Bioff and
Browne
Chicago
Association of Motion Pictures Producers, Inc
Schenck
Mrs Wilkins in New York on business trip returns Saturday
Mrs Esther Wilkins travels to New York City for business and expects to return Saturday. Dr and Mrs B Randolph Wellford and children Virginia Alice and Janie went back to Richmond the first of the week after visiting Mr and Mrs William Beverley at Milton Valley near Berryville. Miss Judy Beverley, daughter of the Beverleys, is guest of the Wellfords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Wilkins
New York City
B. Randolph Wellford
Virginia
Alice
Janie
Richmond
William Beverley
Milton Valley
Berryville
Judy Beverley
W William Beverleys
Wellford
Byrd Attacks Government Spending At Shenandoah Picnic
Senator Harry F. Byrd spoke at the Shenandoah Cooperative Farm Bureau picnic near Woodstock Virginia criticizing federal spending and urging frugality and restraint. He warned loans become taxes and urged Congress to avoid waste while noting Virginia’s federal debt share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Shenandoah
Shenandoah Cooperative Farm Bureau
Fair Grounds
Harry F. Byrd
C. W. Sollenberger
Byrd
Congress
Virginia
Family Program At Gospel Tent At 811 Market Street
A sacred family program led by Rev. E. J. Rohart and family is set for 7 45 tonight at 811 South Market Street. The service features singing speaking and recitations by children centered on What Constitutes a Christian Home with prizes for the largest family oldest mother oldest father and youngest child present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Rohart
South Market Street
Large Farm Case Argued in Virginia Supreme Court
The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals heard arguments in a dispute over a Shenandoah county farm once owned by George Harrison. The case concerns a conveyance to his son Thomas and whether it constitutes an advancement to satisfy a $10,000 gift or part of an estate settlement. The panel included Chief Justice Campbell and Justices Frudgins Gregory Eggleston Spratley.
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The
Star
Staunton
George H. Son
New Marina
Willis Sharp
Kilmer
Reuben
Supreme Court of Appeals
Gray Williams
J. Sloan Kuykendall
F .S. Tavenner
George S. Harnsberger
Appellee
George Harrison
Thomas
George H. Harrison
Circuit Court
Shenandoah County
Reuben Harrison
Thee Court of Appeals
Vira
Justice Browning
Holt
Preston W. Campbell
Edward W. Frudgins
Herbert B. Gregory
John W. Eggleston
Claude V. Spratley
Championship Softball Showdown Between Brunswick and Winchester
A championship softball game is set for tomorrow at five o clock at Park. Brunswick, Md league winners, meet Virginia Woolen, Winchester league champions, in what promises a tense, high quality contest as both sides boast strong lineups. The Winchester mill weavers have dominated the pennant for years and aim to defend the title against the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Virginia Woolen
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Country Club
Kernstown
Elizabeth Forney
Dauerie
Hilda
Harvey Haw
M. A. Erle
Beatrice Taylor
M. Stewart
Hagerstown
Mr Stahl
Banna Price Massey
Joseph T. Trotter
James Buckner Massey
Hampden-Sydney
Joseph Triplett Trotter
Herbert Trotter
Clifton Presbyterian Church
Maxwelton
J. B. Massey
Jean Massey
Masters Frank and
Benham Black
Frank Scott Black
Lexington
John S. Grant
Oscar P. Fitzgerald, Jr
Charleston
Howard Wright Jr
Petersburg
Henry Massey
Hampden
Sydney
Ruth Bauserman
Margaret Bauserman
Washington, D. C
Margaret
Anna Lee
Shirla
Mildred Grim
Jane Lee
Shirley Lillard
Vala Conner
Greta Bray
Vivian Green
Ysabel Koenig
Marjorie Huffman
Dorothy
Virginia Willis
Ruth
Edna Bauserman
Messrs
Chambers
Leon Green
Ross Lillard
Earl
Aubrey Shiley
Gervis
Garland Grim
Robert Conner
Irvin Grim
Vernon Walter
Homer Petty
Martin
Raymond Roening
Charles
Lester Bauserman
Little Garden Club
Jack Engle
Amherst Street
Mary Katherine Huntsberry
Walter E. Huntsberry
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
W. B. Snider
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall
Haldeman
Alecia Auty
SALON
Mary Morris
Jones Display
Quintet OF Beauty
Atlantic City
N. J
Shenandoah Farm
Mt. Clinton
Rockingham Raritan Clubs
Bridgewater
Gospel Tent
Gun CE SC
Sheaffer
Loudoun St
Supreme Court At
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Hone
E. Piccadilly
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Underwood’s
LHE
Victoria
RED Cross
Huntsberry
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