Miss Dorothy Pifer Celebrates Eighteenth Birthday Party
Mrs. C E Pifer hosted at Front Royal Pike for Miss Dorothy Pifer turning eighteen. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments as kindness and well wishes poured in from family and friends including Armel and Funk families among others. The event preludes upcoming United Daughters of the Confederacy state convention planning in Charles Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Pifer
C. E. Pifer
Front Royal Pike
Doro- Pifer
Miss Pifer
W. G. Armel
C. O. Armel
A. R. Armel
W. R. Thompson
J. T. Funk
C. G. Funk
Lester Price
Marvin Brown
I. M. Bell
Kathleen Haymaker
Elsie Armel
Mildred Cooper
Mozelle
Olive White
Emma
Ruth Gardiner
Elinor Fairfax
Hilda
Hazel Grubbs
Catherine White
Jean Bell
Virginia
Vivian Russell
Wrenel’ Armel
Roy. Ferguson
Wilson
Marvin Gardiner
William Funk
Ralph Welch
Gillis Bray
George Haymaker
Floyd Coffelt
James Cornell
Henry Brown
Earle Pifer
Holmes Haymaker
George Ritter
Edward Strasnider
Donald Armel
Lawson Botts
Leetown
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Charles Town
Episcopal Parish House
Thomas Jefferson Hotel
Amelia Hopkins
Weekend and Weekday Club Meetings Listed
A social calendar lists church services and regular club meetings. Activities include annual rally at Best Methodist Church, Lions Club lunch at George Washington Hotel, Kiwanis at George Washington Hotel, Young People's Choir at First Baptist Church, Winchester Lodge and Grace Lutheran Adult Choir, Rotary Club at George Washington Hotel, and American Legion Robert Y. Conrad Post meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best Methodist Church
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
First Baptist Church
Winchester Lodge, Benevolent Order of
Grace
Lutheran Church
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Mrs Lydia Grim Celebrates Eighty Seventh Birthday
Mrs Lydia Grim was honored with a surprise birthday dinner at the home of Mrs David Ebersole near Middletown on her eighty seventh birthday. Attending were family members including siblings and grandchildren from Winchester Tulip Rock Oak and Stephens City with great grandchildren Mary Kathryn Grim Dorothy Yvonne Ebersole and Kenneth William Julian and Bobbie Ebersole. Despite slight eyesight impairment she remains active and alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ebersole
Middletown
Lydia Grim
Annie Grim
D .W. Ebersole
Henry Grim
Winchester
Marvin Grim
Messrs. Strother
Carroll Grim
Tulip
Lillie ‘Tusing
Rock Oak
W. Va
Ray Ebersole
Melvin Ebersole
Stephens City
John Ebersole
Mount Williams
Nellie
Joseph Ebersole
Little Mises
Mary Kathryn Grim
Dorothy
Yvonne Ebersole
Kenneth
William
Julian
Bobbie Ebersole
Donald
Garland Grim
Grim
Berryville Grads Harold Potts and Rhett Everhart Leave for College
Berryville announces Harold Potts son of Mr and Mrs Roy E Potts leaves Monday for the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg. Rhett Everhart class of 33 Berryville High School leaves for Berea College Kentucky. Everhart valedictorian Potts active in athletics and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Potts
Roy E. Potts
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg
Rhett Everhart
Berryville High School
Berea College
Kentucky
Everhart
Potts
Turner Ashby Chapter Observes U. D. C. Birthday
Turner Ashby Chapter marks the United Daughters of the Confederacy sixtieth anniversary in Nashville Tennessee with talks on the chapter’s aims and projects. Members honor two deceased, elect delegates for a Virginia division meeting, and enjoy tea and birthday cake after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organization of the United Daughters of the Confederacy
Nashville
Tenn
R. Bruce Slonaker
Frank L. Grim
Raphael Semms
William Cabell Flournoy
Turner Ashby
Kate B. "Conrad
Grand Camp of Daughters
Virginia
Elting Children Enter Respective Schools
Messrs Stewart and Charles Elting and Miss Anne Elting, children of Lieut Col and Mrs Stewart O Elting, leave for Yale Mercersburg Academy and Hartridge School. Other locals join visits and travel as families and guests in surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart E
Charles Elting
Anne Elting
Stewart O. Elting
Stewart Elting
Yale University
New Haven
Conn
Mercersburg Academy
Plainfield
N. J
Hartridge School
Phone 766-AT Brooks Offer Ice Cream Bar Plate
A local ice cream bar advertises a phone line 766-AT for customers to call and place a plate of ice cream. The notice emphasizes a playful offer and contact option at the Brooks establishment.
Social News From This City Tour In New York Visits And Parties
Mr and Mrs George W Micha el of this city visit New York City and stay at the Barbizon Plaza Hotel Mrs P J Hammack of Shawnee avenue visits her mother Mrs Wil has improved Mrs Burr Powell Harrison entertains with guests Mr and Mrs William Sitterding of Richmond Luncheons hosted by Mrs Robert Y Conrad Mrs H K Russell and Mrs J M Steck are noted Guests to arrive tomorrow at Judge and Mrs T W Harrisons home include Mrs William Burr Harrison Washington DC and Mrs Joseph J Greenville DC More parties planned next week Mrs Burr Powell Harrison drives to Washington DC to visit her father Mr Peter Yates Brinton and Mr P P Pilcher hospitalized after a wreck near Herndon VA Charles Mort son of Mrs Mae McCarty leaves for New York en route to Brown University Paul Rhodes travels to New York and will return with his sister Miss Dorothy Rhodes of Middletown Dorothy has been visiting Mrs Richard Mann and Mrs Burson Mrs Horace Davis returns to Columbus Ohio after visiting here and several parties were held in her honor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Powell Harrison
William Sitterding
Richmond
Robert Y. Conrad
H. K. Russell
J. M. Steck
T. W. Harrison
William Burr Harrison
Washington, D.C
Joseph J. Greenville
D. C
Washington, D. C
Peter Yates Brinton
P. P. Pilcher
Georgetown Hospital
Hérndon
Charles Mort
Mae McCarty
New York
Brown University
Paul Rhodes
Dorothy Rhodes
Middletown
Richard Mann
Burson
Horace Davis
Columbus
Ohio
Effect of Paint on Glass and Heat Absorption
The national bureau of standards notes that black paint absorbs 96 to 97 percent of the sun’s rays, heating glass which can crack if not well annealed. White paint reflects 60 to 75 percent of sunlight, keeping glass cooler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National, Bureau of Standards
France Wins G O P Nomination For U S Senate
Dr Joseph I France appears set to win the Republican nomination for the United States Senate in Baltimore with about 71 votes on the first roll call against 42 for C Wilbur Miller and 38 for John Philip Hill. Final tabulation could drop one challenger and push France past the 75 vote threshold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Joseph I. France
United States Senate
C. Wilbur Miller
John Philip Hill
Miller
Hill
France
Fined for Trespassing During Hunt Charges
Stover Haymaker of the county was fined 9.25 by Trial Justice A. J. Tavenner for trespassing and hunting on enclosed lands without the landowner consent. Game Warden F. W. Pingley warns of separate trapping licenses and trapping season starts November 15 with county 1.50 and state 5 fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stover Haymaker
A. J. Tavenner
F. W. Pingley
Pingley
Russia Invited to Join League of Nations
Geneva reports the League of Nations telegrammed Moscow inviting Russia to become a member. Moscow accepted the invitation formally later the same day, confirming Russia’s entry into the international body.
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Russia
Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations Today
Moscow
League of Nations
Loving Cup To Be Awarded By The M. W. A.
The M. W. A festival will award a silver loving cup to the leader tonight. Ronald Johnson and T Nolan Davis Jr led the morning baby contest with several babies near the top. Betty Riley surged yesterday and aims for the cup while Miss Molly Lowery again leads the Miss Winchester race along with June Johnson Libby Wingfield and Alma Ruth erford holding position. Kenneth Triplett Joan Lond acer Mary Louise Grandstaff Nancy Ritter and Edwin Smith are a few points behind the leader in the baby race. Final festival entertainment, baby scoring and ceremony locations will be announced Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Johnson
T. Nolan Davis, Jr
Betty Riley
Molly Lowery
June Johnson
Libby Wingfield
Alma Rutherford
Kenneth Triplett
Joan Londacer
Mary Louise Grandstaff
Nancy Ritter
Edwin Smith
C. C. C. Directors Hold Conference
The Chamber of Commerce board met with full attendance. The bandstand committee will continue its work next year to secure a bandstand and new plans may be drawn up to make this improvement possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Solenberger Named Liaison Officer for Home Loans
A. B. Solenberger of the Shawnee Building and Loan Association was named assistant liaison officer for the city and Seventh district to aid housing act improvements. E. T. P. A. of Roanoke announced the appointment. Solenberger outlined plans to assist repairs this year and builds next spring, with an estimated 25,000 available for Winchester dwellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Solenberger
Shawnee Building and Loan Association, Inc
Roanoke
Virginia
Solenberger
Winchester
Chamber of Commerce
Harold Brown
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Day Is Quiet In Martinsburg
Martinsburg West Virginia reports a quiet scene as strike leaders claim discipline by workers and spectators, while Interwoven Mills Inc management says many did not return to work due to timidity. The hosiery mill remains closed and will reopen Monday, with only 22 workers reported Friday versus about 125 Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
Interwoven Mills, Inc
Yester
Fifty students needed for new junior college course
Thirty five people have signified intent to enroll in a junior college program proposed under the Department of Education using Emergency Relief Administration funds. With fifty required to start, inquiries rise daily and plans will be announced once the minimum is met, including possible classroom and library facilities in public buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Education
Emergency Relief Administration
Dionne Quintuplets Improve. Four Feel Better in Callander
At Callander Ontario on September 15 Associated Press reports at least four of the Dionne quintuplets are showing improvement while all five appear ill earlier today. The update notes the children are 110 days old and receiving care at the family’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Callander
Ont
In Toxic Illness Health Update From North Country Doctor
A North Country physician reports a patient recovering slowly from toxemia with persistent seriousness. The note cites a high risk, a temperature near 99 degrees, and ongoing concerns about the patient’s condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ri Dafoe
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West Va. A. D.C
Mrs. Dudley
W. L. Dudley
Garden City
N. Y
Homer Dudley
Mr. Dudley
Church of Christ
West Cork Street
Mr. Orndorff
Lions Club
Lion T. J. Orndorff
Lakeside
Capon Lake
George Washington
Warnedsville
Leonard Heishman
Lena Rinard
Wardensyville
Corporation Court Clerk
Heishman
John Heishman
Miss Rinard
Cora Rinard
R. E. Byrd
Grancé
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Beverley Byrd
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
University of Virginia
Beverley
Byrd
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
Bennie Sager
Bridge Club
William H. Brown
Lee Riggs
Maljor
John Heber Flood
Pre Wash
Rotary Club
Berryville
America
Huntsberry
Mrs. Fritts
Jack Lindsay
Lindsay
Mary Thomas
Leo W. Cather
Carolyn Curtis
San Antonio
Texas
E. W. Cather
H. L. McCann
Brooklyn
Winfield Cameron
Cameron
War Department
W. Downing Stickley
P. B. Stickley
Fairfield
Alabama
Virginia Stickley
Harrisonburg State Teachers
James Estus
J. W.stus
Hot Springs
Blue View
George Haddox
R. L. Petrie
S. L. Flickinger
Joseph Flickinger
Willam and Mary College
George Cooley
John Clowser
Adeline Sarr
Warrenton
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall Store
George W. Michael
New York City
Barbizon Plaza Hotel
P. J. Hammack
Shawnee Avenue
Wil
West Virginia
Ramona Winnegar Alexander
Ed Dudley
Los Angeles
Charleston
Los ‘Angeles
Dudley
Cheuk Family
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun St
Rock Creek
U. S. Senate
Hunt
Annette Dionne
the Commercial & Savings Bank
R. M. Swimley
M. B. Clowe Auction
J. S. Solenberger & Co
Winchester Fair Grounds
SUEDE
Brandon” Opera
Lovett Brothers
N. Main Street
N. Londoun St
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