Calendar of Events At Woodland Avenue Beta Sigma Phi Meets
Street Church hosts 4 00 p m at Mrs Charles Lanahan home Woodland avenue. Regular Beta Sigma Phi chapter meeting at the hotel with a Frank Torpean photograph exhibit in the private dining room. 3 a m first fall meeting and social of Margaret Collins Denny Class Braddock St Church in classroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lanahan
Woodland Avenue
Rocal
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Torpean
LA. A. Watthe
McSherry Lup- TV
P.st Paani
Margaret Collins Denny
Braddock
St.Church
Leesburg Flower Show Seeks Entries at Thomas Balch Library
The Leesburg Garden Club invites entries for its thirteenth annual show to be held Saturday 2 30 to 6 30 pm at the Thomas Balch Library and Selma home of Mrs. E B White and Miss Elizabeth White. Exhibits must be in place by 11 30 am and remain until closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg Garden Club
Florence Manning
Thomas Balch
Selma
E. B. White
Elizabeth White
Pete A. Wilmer
Alexandria Ub
Orence Manning
J. Forrest Manning
J. H. Shull and Sons
Washington
Ridgeway Hosts Courteous Dinner for Kin from Three States
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Trenary of Ridgeway West Virginia entertained Sunday dinner in honor of Mrs. Trenarys sister and brother in law Mrs. and Mr. John C Peery of Russell Kentucky. Guests included many Ridgeway residents and relatives from Keyser Darkesville Kernstown Bunke Hill Martinsburg and other nearby towns. Music was supplied by Howard Wright Robert Abrell Herbert Armel and Alvin Sargent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Trenary
Ridgeway
W. Va
Bunke Hill
Howard Wright
Martinsburg
Messrs
Robert Abrell
Herbert Armel
Alvin Sargent
Euterpian Music Club Plans First Meeting at Cochran Studio
The Euterpian Music Club will hold its first fair meeting at Miss Gladys Cochran’s studio 314 South Loudoun street at 8 o’clock tomorrow evening. Mrs. Eulalia Savage Nalley presides, plans for the year will be announced, and committees appointed, with Mrs. Harold Rowe in charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euterpian Music Club
Gladys Cochran
South
Loudoun Street
Eulalia Savage Nalley
Harold Rowe
Century Club elects officers at Washington street meeting
At the Century Club gathering at Mrs. B B Dutton homes on South Washington street Mrs Lewis M Allen was elected secretary for 1938 39. Other officers named include Mrs B B Dutton president Mrs Francis de Montague first vice president Mrs John M Steck Sr second vice president Mrs W P Massey corresponding secretary and Miss Sophie Baker treasurer. The first 1938 39 meeting is set for next Tuesday at Mrs Melvin Greens home on South Washington street with study continuing on the British Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awe
New Century
Century Club
B. B. Dutton
South Washington Street
Lewis M. Allen
Francis de Montague
John M. Steck, Sr
W. P. Massey
Sophie Baker
Melvin Green
British Empire
Modern Etiquette by Roberta Lee
Q A hostess should brew tea at the table for small groups and ask each guest’s strength. A man should invite his dinner partner for the first dance and later ask the hostess for a dance. Punctuation is not used in formal invitations and replies.
Local Residents Make Short Visits and Returns
Miss Ellen Tonnele returns to Mt. Clair New Jersey after visiting Miss Mary Scully on South Stewart street. Mrs. William Beverley and daughter Judith return to Milton Valley near Berryville after visiting Dr. and Mrs. B. Randolph Wellford in Richmond. Mr. Arthur M. Field Jr. returns to Hampden-Sydney College where he is a senior and feature editor of The Tiger. Ann Yost leaves for Harrisonburg to begin as freshman at Madison College after graduating Handley in 1938. The Lichliter family from Ashland Kentucky visit Mrs. Annie R. Lichliter on the Valley Pike. The Rev. and Mrs. Rodney Thaine Taylor and infant daughter from Sewickley Pa. stay with John S. Scully and family. Capt. and Mrs. Edward Durell return to their home on West Cecil Street after summer in the New England states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hottel
Hampden-Sydney
Handley
Hampden-Sydney College
Yates
Kennebunkport
Maine
James B. Yates
Virginia Yates
Handley’ Avenue
Sadie Lloyd
Douglas Lewis
Charles R. Creamer
Boyce
Douglas Paul Lewis
Washington
White Post
W. D. Siseett
Adolphus H. Peyton
Lewis
Montgomery Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Raleigh
N.C
C. R. Creamer
Mary Lanaham
Charles Lanaham
Mae Lanaham
Kenneth Jobe
Redding
And
Creamer
North Carolina
Walder Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Turgeon
Walter van Durand
Frank ‘Turgeon
Palm Beach
Fla
Winchester
Turgeons
North Loudoun Street
George Washington Hotel
Florida
Ellen Tonnele
Mary Scully
John 8. Scully
South Stewart Street
Mt. Clair
N. J
William Beverley
Judith Beverley
Milton Valley
Berry~ville
B. Randolph Wellford
Richmond, Va
Arthur M. Field Jr
Field, Jr
Tiger
Ann Yost
Harrisonburg
Madison College
Rodney Thaine Taylor
Sewickley, Pa
Capt
Edward Durell
West Cecil Street
New England States
Social notes from White Post area residents and visitors
White Post Virginia society page lists Labor Day guests from Washington D C including Miss Mary Thompson Miss Cathleen Thompson and Mr Chandler Grey along Skyline Drive outings Other visitors include Mrs George Riddick of Front Royal Mrs Lela Gardiner aunt Nellie Kennerly at Greenway Court and many out of town guests from Baltimore Gaylord Winchester Richmond and Hyattsville plus local church Ladies Aid meeting and school return of Hallie and Lucie Chrisman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Post
Mary
Cathleen Thompson
Helen Detwiler
Chandler Grey
Jerry Pollard
William J. Surenock
Washington, D. C
Thompson
Skyline Drive
George Riddick
Front Royal
J. H. Funkhouser
Ellerbrooke
Lela Gardiner
Ruth Berlin
Berryville
Mary Lou Fritts
Haymaker
Walter Haymaker
Vernon Bryan
Marguerite Miller
William Anderson
Baltimore
Nora Newcome
Holmes
Winchester
Norman Haymaker
Gaylord
Ladies’ Aid Society of Macedonia
M. E. Church
L. S. Haymaker
S. A. Hooker
Martha
David
Nellie Kennerly
Greenway Court
Caroline Hunt
Thomas Blackwell
Rixey Dearmont
Sallie Daniel Rixey Dearmont
J. B. Baldwin
Browntown
Wilton Trenary
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Eleanor Conley
Arthur’ Bibble
Hyattsville, Md
United Brethren To Hold Annual Conference In Dayton
The United Brethren Church schedules its annual conference at St. Pauls Church in Elkton, Dayton Ohio, beginning Tuesday with delegates from Virginia, West Virginia and Maryland. Bishop Batdorf will open at 9 am with a theme on Christian Homes, as Dr. Hovermale and others organize committees and honor retiring superintendent Dr. Hovermale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
St. Paul's Church
Elkton
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Wright
James W. Wright
First United Brethren Church
Harrisonburg
Martinsburg
M. J. Miller
Dayton
Winchester
E. E. Miller
G. D. Batdorf
Harrisburg
Hovermale
W. H Smith
W. F Graver
A. J. Secrist
L. A. Racey
H. E. Richardson
Smith
Bishop Batdorf
J. H Brunk
Tinsburg
Rev. Smith
J. R. Collis
S. D. Skelton
D. F. Glovier
J. Gordon Howard
Wade Miller
Shenandoah College
C. A. Lynch
Lebanon Valley College
W.N. Roberts
Bonebrake Seminary
J. A. Lyter
Publishing House
Roberts
S. G. Zeigler
Foreign Missions
Home Missions
Batdorf
Howard
W. F. Gruver
Shenandoah College Endowment Fund Board
J. H. Roebush
S. G. Ziegler
Jolliffe Receives Color Photography Citations
Lawrence V. Jolliffe of this city received a certificate of merit from the Photographers Association of America for two color photographic studies shown at the association's Chicago convention. The jury awarded one citation for each picture, noting achievements in professional photography or meritorious service to the profession. The subjects were portraits of Miss Anne Arthur and Miss Susan Knight, both in color photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence V. Jolliffe
Photographers’ Association of American
Association
Chicago
Earl Sampsell Recovers From Bicycle Accident
Earl Sampsell 15 year old son of Mr and Mrs Paul Sampsell of Stephens City was struck by a car on July 11 while riding a bicycle. He fractured his leg and faced a dangerous period but doctors expect him to return to school within a week or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Sampsell
Paul Sampsell
Stephens City
Earl
Conference Session Sees Pension Campaign Closing
The Woman's Missionary Society finalizes the Completing Our Pension Campaign led by Bishop Batdor. Pastors will pledge cooperation to the new superintendent. Thursday features Divinity Dames annual session and tea with Mrs James A Swain as president.
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Leesburg Show
Theodore Coe
Daniel Moffett
John Small
Laytonsville
D. C. Sands
Middleburg
Henry Fairfax
Martha Harris
Aldie
Philip Boyd
James P. Reardon
Gardner L. Boothe, Jr
Frank M. Dillard
Alexandria
Loudoun County Born
Chapman Motor Co
Loudoun St
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall tSore
Euterpian
Garland Quarles
Garland R. Quarles
Greystone Terrace
Beatrice Lovett
Jack Wilkins
Bristol
Chanters
Old Dominioners
Old Dominion Chorus
the Willows
Floyd Haineson
Valley Avenue
Clarke
William Bell Watkins
Clarke County
W. B. Watkins, Jr
Gertrude Dougherty
Ross Lillard
Amiss Lillard
Refuge
Stephens City High School
Winchester Business College
Emory, Va
Emory and Henry College
Horace Davis
Nancy Lee Cobie
West Boscawen Street
Page Louderback
Purdue University At
Lafayette
Ind
Alan Beverley Oates
H. J. Oates
Parkway
Peggy Hottle
Betty Ann
Patricia Punk
Gloria, Ward
Rosemary Smith
Kay Francis
Betty Guard
Nancy Adams
Joan Landacre
Dorothy Lee Carpenter
Paul William Hillyard
Arch Jones, Jr
Billy
Bobby Kern
Warren County
A. C. Carson
Riverton
Joseph Massie
Joseph Wright
Lewis H. Hyde
W. A. Baker
Hunter H. McGuire
C'Annie Page
R. E. Byrd
H. K. Russell
O’rear
Sewart O’rear
W. T. O’rear
David O’rear
University of Virginia
H. W. Ebert, Jr
Ashland
Randolph Macon College
Charles Harper
West Peyton Street
University of Virginia At
Charlottesville
Garland H. Baptist
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Sunshine Cleaners
E. Piccadilly St
Roberta Lee
Lloyd C. Lichliter
Ashland, Ky
Annie R. Lichliter
The
Valley Pike
Huntsberry
United Brethren
Key
Mr. Miller
Juneau E. Weed
Brooklyn
N. Y
University of Colorado
Peconic
L. I
Jolliffe
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Alecia Beauty Salon
W. B. Snider and Son
Aet
Haldeman
Pikeside Tea Room
Valley Ave
York’s
Dick Keagy Penn Royal
N. Loudoun
Underwood’s
Loudoun Stee
Artinsburg Pike
Inwood
Im Chao Pa Cae
Ecasede
Philco
Miller
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