Flight of a Stately Stranger on a Transcontinental Trip
A long flight scene follows a serene young woman with black hair and olive skin as fellow passengers observe her. A painter narrates, noting her calm, planning mindset and the promise of a future meeting with Helen Landis, the Cotters, or the Griszolds. The ending sets up a meeting with Helen Lannis and friends after landing at LaGuardia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Landis
Cotters
Asheville
Davidsons
Cape Cod
Newport
LaGuardia
Tim Baldwin Cuthrell
Helen
Helen Lannis
Southard
Frank
Cleveland
Terry
Teresa Austin
James Southard
Features Syndicate
Berryville Socials and visiting relatives list
Berryville society notes recount visits by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore of Richmond and other locals. Cpl. Dean Levi on furlough from Omaha visits family. numerous gatherings include DAR meeting attendees and family reunions in Chambersville and Purcellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moore
Richmond
Charles Town
Cpl
Dean Levi
Omaha
Nebraska
George Kenneth Levi
Frank Sowers
Edwin Bayliss Sr
Edwin Bayliss Jr
Bobby Bayliss
Carl Trenary
Chambersville
Berryville
Owen Swimley
Clearbrook
DAR
George Slater
Purcellville
Local Notables and Families News Briefs
Mrs H B Whiting spending several days in Washington. Miss Roberta Winter leaves for Agnes Scott College in Decatur Ga with her mother Mrs John Winter. Mrs Winter travels to Kingsport Tenn to visit her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Charles Wright. Miss Ollie Thomas visits Herbert Booker and Averial Booker of Lottsburg. Mrs Robert Iden and infant daughter return from Winchester Hospital and plan Ashland trip for Randolph Macon College. Mr and Mrs Charles J Enders welcomed a son John Bruce at Winchester Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Winter
Decatur
Agnes Scott College
Miss Winter
Kingsport
Tenn
John Winter
Charles Wright
Ollie Thomas
Herbert Booker
Averial Booker
Lottsburg
Robert Iden
Winchester Hospital
Ashland
Iden
Randolph-Macon College
Charles J. Enders, Jr
John Bruce
Ruth
Reva Berlin
Washington
E. P. Berlin
Berlin
Weightman Edwards
Harry
Glen Ridge
N. J
Winter Royston
Boyce
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Royston
University of Michigan
Lexington
Washington & Lee University
Grubbs Endorsed For Legion State Adjutant Position
Ralph Grubbs a local photographer has been endorsed by the Conrad Hoover American Legion post to become state adjutant succeeding Glenn State department adjutant The appointed adjutant will be a full time paid position decided by the State commander with executive committee approval to meet later this month Grubbs is a former State vice commander and past district commander of the Legion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Grubbs
Conrad Hoover
American Legion Post
Glenn
State Department
Grubbs
The
Legion
Hiser Named Head of Winchester Ministerial Association
Rev. Carl Hiser of the First Evangelical United Brethren church becomes president as meetings resume after summer. New officers include Rev. Robert Whitten as vice president and Rev. B. W. Coe as secretary-treasurer. Basil Starkey and Paul S. Drumheller also welcomed to the Ministerium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hiser
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Winchester Ministerial Assn
Robert Whitten
Congregational Christian Church
B. W. Coe
Montague Ava
Methodist Church
Paul S. Drumheller
Cork St
Enders Welcome New Son as Local News Flows
The community notes celebrate the Enders family with the birth of another son. Various residents travel, visit relatives, or host guests including Albert Long on business in Silver City New Mexico and Miss Willa Mae Kackley taking a teaching post in Mit Airy Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Long
Silver City
New Mexico
Winter migratory birds concentrate along coasts and river areas
During winter months about 95 percent of migratory birds remaining in the United States stay in a strip bordering the Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico and move north along the Mississippi or along the west coast from Puget Sound to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Misissippi
Puget Sound
California
Blue Baby Back in School Thanks to Community Help
In Clarke county the Johnson family of White Post received community support to fund a Blalock Taussig heart operation for their son Jimmy. He recovered after surgery in Baltimore and returned to school where he now plays with peers, his teacher noting his happiness and improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Post
Boyce
Jimmy Johnson
Jimmy
Clarke County
Johns Hopkins
Robert Johnson
White Post Community Club
C. C
Baltimore
Rhoden
Mary E. Thompson
Boyce School
Blue Baby
Robertson Heads School at Moneta
Mr and Mrs Archie Roberta of Berryville have moved to Moneta Virginia where he becomes principal of the high school after serving as superintendent of Clarke County schools. Moneta lies about 14 miles south of Bedford. The school enrollment runs around 450 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Roberta
Berryville
Moneta
Clarke County School
Bedford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Connecticut
Berryville Socials
Norman Scott
Norman Jr
Betsy
Fredericksburg
Joseph Snapp
Rena Overhuff
Philadelphia
Carl Franger
Elmer, N. J
Philip Broadstater
Leland Bronstater
Randolph Macon Academy
Front Royal
Holmes J. Hardesty
Winchester Caante Tal
Wilbur M. Gaunt
F. L. Aylor
Neil Kimball
Sam Lewis
Walpole
N. H
F. L
Betty McGehee
St Catherine’ School
Hobson McGehee
Rosemont Circle
Hobson McGehee Jr
Hampton-Sydney College
Mrs. Hobson McGehee
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Claude Feltner
Emily McCormick
Mrs. H. B. Whiting
Legion State
Hiser
Ministerial Assn
Enders
Mathew Jones Jr
Mrs. Loring Joslin
Blackburn Smith
Mrs.e. L. Tessier
Knoll
Flossie Wilt Talley
Ruth Ellen
Alma Heskette
Lovettsville
Willa Mae Kackley
Edgar Kackley
Madison College
Mit Airy, Md
James H. Diggs
J. D. Caudill
Louisville, Ky
George Kackley
Loring CC. Kackley
James Diggs
Morella Hansen
Helen Livingston
Kiddaes
Imperial
Imperial. Ice Cream
John O. Hardesty
Adam
Bell Cothes
Chester Front
Berryville Ave
Baker-Knight St
Robertson
Forge
Si* Eagh
Miller’s Hardware and Household Supplies
Main St
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