Wedding plans and society notes from Winchester region
Social items report twelve guests at a home where early autumn flowers adorned rooms and list attendees including Miss Steck and Mrs J W Arthur plus several other local women. Invitations from Boligee Alabama announce Miss Delia Gould to Rev Harry Doll with ceremony at St Mark's in Beligee on October 11. Insights cover weddings at Romney West Virginia with bell reception traditions, a wheelbarrow ride for newlyweds, and other local movements including Magnificent social visits, educated youth and family ties in Winchester and surrounding towns.
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Winchester
William Proctor Gould
Boligee
Ala
Delia Frances Gould
Harry Lee Doll
Washington, D. C
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Beligee
Doll
Virginia Theological Seminary
Trinity
Washington
Mr. Doll
Harry L. Doll
Martinsburg
Millicent Jones
Beverley Randolph Jones
Romney
W. Va
Helen Kidwell
Marvin Combs
Cumberland
New Century Hotel
Main Street
Social calendar of clubs and choirs in Winchester area
Friday events include American Legion meeting and luncheon at 2 30 PM and youth choir practice at Braddock Street M E Church at 7 PM. Tuesday schedule lists Lions Club, adult choir at First Baptist, Kiwanis lunch, United Brethren and Grace Lutheran rehearsals, Elks meeting, Rotary lunch, and more.
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The
American Legion Post
Young Peoples’ Choir
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Young Democrats’ Club
Winchester
Frederick County
Star Office
Lions Club
First Baptist Church
Kiwanis Club
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Breddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Luncheon and Shower For Miss Steck In City
Miss Mary Virginia Steck hosted a lunch and shower at her South Washington home for cousin Miss Susan Cover Steck ahead of her marriage to Dr. James A. Miller. Attending were Jemma Gina Baker, Georgia Conrad, Virginia Tayloe Boyd, Jane Scully, Rosalie Nelson, Virginia Cover Russell, Mrs. J. Victor Aur, Mrs. William D. Smith, Mrs. Henry Neville Stephenson, Mrs. John M. Steck Jr., plus Bee Stone of The Plains and Caroline Carson of Riverton.
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Steck
J. W. Arthur
Georgia Conrad
Anne Brooke Kern
Mary Virginia Steck
Jane Scully
Rosalie Nelson
Emma Ginn Baker
John M. Steck, Jr
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
Caroline Carson
Riverton
Miss Steck
South Washington Street
Susan Cover Steck
James A. Miller
Trousseau
Jemma Gina Baker
Virginia Tayloe Boyd
Virginia ‘Cover Russell
J. Victor Araur
William D. Smith
Henry Neville Stephenson
Bee” Stone
the Plains
Nancy Gray Larrick
West Cifford Street
Virginia Hunter Boyd
Mary Miller
Fairmont Avenue
John M. Steck
Virginia Conference Endorses Union With Evangelical Church
The Virginia Conference of the United Brethren in Christ approves a union with the Evangelical Church pending details. Bishop Batdorf leads a clinic on local church programs. Dr. S. S. Hough urges ministers to mobilize members, likening spiritual work to farming. Resolutions praise hospitality, endorse leadership, and reaffirm plans for the guardiannium and temperance positions.
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U. B
Evangelical Church
Virginia
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
Singers Glen
G. D. Batdorf
A. P. Havermale
L. G. Bridges
J. R. Collis
W. B. Obaugh
H. E. Richardson
Christ
J. E. Oliver
Neenle
Donovan Memorial United Brethren Church
S. S. Hough
O. T. Deever
H. J. Kitzmiller
H. M. Miller
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Kingdom of God
Shenandoah College
Orig
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Rice Barc Rer LS
Harrisonburg Daily News-Record
Associated Press
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R. L. Brill
E. R Canlinger
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Hovermale
A. J. Secrist
Martinsburg
J. R. Rhodes
Dayton
W. S Miller
J R. Collis
T. P Hovermale
Berkley Springs
J. W. Wright
W. A. Wilt
W. H. Smith
Elkton
J. H. Brunk
Rev. Stover
Board of Finance
W. F. Grover
Winchester
J. H. Roebush
E. C. Wine
Harrisonburg
G. W. Stover
D. F. Glovier
Staunton
C. W. Tinsman
Verona
Shenandoah College Endowment Fund
Ww. F. Gruver
W. O. Cooley
C. J. Dyche
W. F. Coffman
J. H. Ruebush
J. R. Liskey
E. W. Funk
J. R. Brenneman
Church Extension Society
H. 3. Richardson
I A. Wilt
W. F. Gruver
A. P Yermale
J. H. Brunk Onary Society
Educational Aid Board
J. Paul Gruver
W. S. Miller
C. K. Welch
J. W. Brill
S. R. Ludwig
A. P. Hovermale
L. Jackson
R. C. Williams
W. Paul Liskey
W. M. Fulton
Glen Ruebush
H. H. Kelter
C. G. Ludwig
Wilmer Coffman
W. A. Flick
J .R. Liskey
J. Earl Hoover
E. N. Funkhouser
J. L. Andes
W. H. Burtner
Lebanon Valley College Trustees
G W. Stover
G. C. Ludwie
W. H Smith
W. A. Bailey
S. O. Rogers
C. C. Bailey
E. H. Weller
Bishop’s Parsonage
Social Glide of Local Residents to Washington and Chicago
Mrs John Stuart travels to Chicago for Century of Progress Exposition. Misses Westwood Beverley Byrd and Fenton Nelson visit Washington as guests of friends. Mr and Mrs J Gray Beverley return to Marshall Virginia from Rosemont after hosting Senator H F Byrd. Lieut John Hedrick, recovering from an Army Hospital accident, stays with Judge A C Carson at Riverton. Mrs Lewis H Hyde and Mrs W Nelson Page drive to Washington for a day with friends.
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Newton Barnes
Richmond
Senator
Harry F. Byrd
Rosemont
Berryville
Misses Westwood
Beverley Byrd
Fenton Nelson
Washington
John Hedrick
Army Hospital
A. C. Carson
Riverton
Lewis H. Hyde
W. Nelson Page
Committees of Boy Scouts to Report Tonight
A report meeting of all workers in the Boy Scout financial solicitation is called by C. Vernon Eddy chairman, tonight at 7 30 oclock in the trustees room of Handley Library. Authorized fundraising committees include Metis Feros Miller to Kiwans-Eugene Cooper and Lions to Legion groups, with added solicitors Philip R. Fowle C. Vernon Eddy and J. W. Arthur. Officials also to report include John Scully Jr Dr George H Heist W R Legace and others. meeting aims to review progress and record money pledges already made.
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Boy Scout
C. Vernon Eddy
Trustees
Handley Library
Metis Feros Miller
J. B. Beverley, Jr
D. W. Lupton
M. B. Bickers
Rave Hawthorne
Lions
Leonard Sirbaush
Hove Riley
Allen T. Hawthorne
Jim Snyder
Legion
Howard _— Solenberger
Ralph B. Snapp
J. Henry Moling, Jr
Jack P. Hayley
Col
B. M. Roszel
Hush Clark
Philip R. Fowle
J. W. Arthur
Scout
John 8S Scully, Jr
George H. Heist
W. R. Legace
W. M. Richards
R. Keeler
A. Lambert
C . Hartman
John Woolfolk
F Arthur
Lee Coble
G H Grimm
Ralph B Snapp
Henry Moling, Jr
C. E. Seastrunk
Powell W. Gibson
Lindberghs Arrive in Leningrad After Finland Flight
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh landed in Leningrad after a flight from Helsingfors escorted by Soviet naval planes. Foreign office representatives and aviation officials greeted them at the airport near Kronstadt.
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Associated Press
Leningrad
Charles A. Lindbergh
Helsingfors
Finland
Kronstadt Fortress
Foreign Office
Major Problems Will Be Tackled By State League
The League of Virginia Municipalities will meet in Danville for two days to discuss federal aided public works projects at 30 percent grants. Jay Johns and Col James A Anderson will speak and confer with officials all day the 27th. Over 100 officials have signaled attendance amid expectations of a large turnout.
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League of Virginia
Danville
Jay Johns
Charlottesville
Virginia
Col
James A. Anderson
Lexington
League
Mr. Johns
Colonel Anderson
C. R. Anderson
P. P. Pilcher
C. W. Hollis
Francis M. Funk
Hollis
Funk
Anderson
Leagues
Increase Noted In The Price of Apple Baskets
Apple growers report a notable rise in basket prices since early year with export type tubs at 1.65 per dozen and bent stave tubs at 1.60, up about a half dollar per dozen from pre March levels. Barrels show smaller price changes, while cold storage pricing remains unsettled as codes are adopted.
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Apple
Storages in district set season charges at five tenths and ten
A small increase over last year raises district storage rates to 50 cents for the entire season ending April 1 for barrels and 20 cents for baskets. The notice indicates any future price change would be downward.
Envelopes To Be Distributed By Boy Scouts
Winchester Scouts are urged to participate in a door to door distribution drive. All troops should report at the Scout office tomorrow morning to prepare envelopes for delivery to every house in the area. Scouts must wear uniforms. streets will be assigned and names recorded.
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Boy Scouts
Winchester
Harold Neff Dies of Injuries in Plane Crash
Harold M. Neff a Cleveland mail pilot died from injuries after a plane crash in a swamp near Jackson Michigan. He lay beside his wrecked plane for 63 hours before discovery and had been in a Jackson hospital since Monday night suffering setbacks from exposure.
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Jackson, Mich
Harold M. Neff
Here
Neff
Jackson
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