Milestone celebration honors Captain Boyd at Winchester gathering
An evening event at Winchester honored Captain Boyd with warm felicitations and gifts. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Largent of Boyce, the Clevengers, Sirbaughs, Campbells, Grim, Reed, DeHaven, Funkhouser, Grim, Keckley, and Robinson. Cards offered two prizes. Mrs. DeHaven won the ladies high trophy and Mr. Grim the men’s high prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Boyd
F. L. Largent
Boyce
Grover Clevenger
A. K. Sirbaugh
Clyde Campbell
Earl Grim
Lester Reed
Robert L. DeHaven
Gladys Funkhouser
Pearl Grim
Frank Keckley
Clarence Robinson
Winchester
DeHaven
Mr. Grim
Social calendar of church groups and clubs
Lists weekly and upcoming meetings and events for Christ Episcopal Church United Brethren Church Congregation Christian Church Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Community League Kiwanis Lions Rotary Club Grace Lutheran Church and American Legion Post with times places and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary of
Christ Episcopal Church
W. A. Baker
South Washington Street
United Brethren Church
Missionary Society of
Congregation Christian Church
K. H. Sale
Amherst Street
Young Christian
Young Christian’s
Braddock St. Methodist Episcopal Church South
Howard Schindel
Fairfax Lane
Community League
Kauffman Schoolhouse
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Young Peoples Choir
Grace Lutheran Church
Braddock Street
Local Kiwanis Banquet Entertains Winchester Teachers
Winchester Public Schools faculty members gathered at the George Washington Hotel for a Kiwanis Club banquet. Sixty-two teachers attended with Handley High School showing a program including music, a poem, and humorous political skits. The event closed after about two hours of fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Winchester Public Schools
George Washington
Teachers’ Corps
Handley High School
George G. Snarr
Snarr
Andrew Bell
Winchester Teachers’ Association
Madeline Whitlock
Betty Freed
L. S. Hale
P. B. Yates
W. R. Legge
Staunton Couple Wed In Catholic Ceremony
Miss Virginia Pritchett and Mr. Joseph Anthony Toscano Jr. exchanged vows Tuesday night at 7 30 at St Francis Church Staunton with Rev Peter Van Ganzewinkel presiding. The bride, Fredericksburg native and Smart Thrifty Shop manager, and the groom, Staunton newspaper circulation rep, plan a wedding trip to Richmond Fredericksburg and Washington before settling in Staunton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Pritchett
Joseph Anthony Toscano, Jr
Staunton
Peter van Ganzewinkel
St. Francis’ Catholic Church
Margaret Slaughter
Jack Forney
Stewart L. Forney
Gray Avenue
Fredericksburg
Smart Thrifty
Toscano
Joseph Anthony Toscano
Woodlee
Washington
Richmond
Miss Raish Weds J Franklin Burkholder in Harrisonburg
Miss Ellen Raish daughter of Jacob Raish of near Harrisonburg married J Franklin Burkholder of Harrisonburg at the First Brethren Church parsonage with Rev E J Rohart officiating. They left for a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Canada and will reside in Harrisonburg after October 10. Church ladies plan a Centenary Reformed chicken salad luncheon on Thursday September 29 from 1130 to 2 with rush orders for business men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Centenary Reformed Churchs
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
American Legion Post
Geo Washington Hotel
Rosa Ellen Raish
Burkholder
Ellen Raish
Jacob Raish
Harrisonburg
J. Franklin Burkholder
First Brethren Church
E. J Rohart
Centenary Reformed Church
Girls' Athletic Association Benefits With Card Party
The Girls' Athletic Association held a successful benefit card party at their West street club rooms. Eigh t tables of bridge were enjoyed with prizes donated by local shops. Winners included multiple members and the Capitol and Palace theatres sponsored prize donations. Dessert was served by the refreshment committee led by Mrs. Klena Hoshour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Athletic Association
West Street
Washington
George Shop
Colonial Art and Craft
Elise Snider
Tom Elsen
Francis Snapp
F. 8. Hoshour
Omena Laren
Salome Crisman
C. A. Robinson
Edward O. Kremer
Cramer Lycett
Wilbur Cather
Milton D. Bauserman
Ruth Thomas
Mac” Mathews
Kenneth L. Rice
G. Reginald Haines
Elsie Mathews
James Tuddle
Capitol
Palace Theatres
Klena Hoshour
Thelma Hauptman
Helen Ritter
Nellie Slonaker
Mildred Elsen
Ella Bosserman
Frances Vannoy
Miss Virginia Teusler Weds in Tokyo with Crewe
Miss Virginia Bolling Teusler daughter of Dr and Mrs Rudolph Teusler formerly of Richmond married Eric Eyre Crewe third secretary at the British embassy Tokyo The ceremony at St Luke's Hospital chapel was officiated by Bishops McKim and Reifsnider Only close family and friends attended A reception followed at the Teusler home in Tokyo The couple will travel to Pek ing then return to the embassy post for two years Also guests included Mrs Woodrow Wilson and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Tokyo
Japan
Virginia Bolling Teusler
Rudolph Bolling Tuesler
Richmond
Eric Eyre Crewe
Miss Teusler
Alice Lindley
Francis Oswald Lindley
Mildred Teusler
Benjamin Hodges Smith
St. Luke’s Hospital
Bishop McKim
Bishop Reifsnider
Teasler
Tokio
Crewe
Peking
Local residents share health updates and visits
Master Randall Paulus, son of Mrs. Glenn Paulus, improved at Memorial Hospital after a week of illness. Mrs. Sprint and Mrs. Garber reported better from Memorial Hospital. Several families plan trips and hosting duties with visits from friends and ambassadors, including the Byrds, Guggenheims, and Luptons, plus students preparing for the winter session at Harrisonburg and Gunston Hall School for Girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Paulus
Glenn Paulus
West Cork Street
Memorial Hospital
Westwood Beverley Byrd
Harry F. Byrd
Rosemont
Washington
Gunston Hall School For
Thomas W. Sprint
South Loudoun Street
Local Students Leave for College Freshman Classes
Several area youths depart for higher education across the region. Frances Forney heads to Harrisonburg State Teachers College. Frances George sails for Westhampton College in Richmond. Mary Denny enters State Teacher College Farmville. Mary Hyde and others plan study in New York City and Bermuda. Families and guests are noted at local residences during departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Forney
Stewart Forney
Gray Avenue
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College
For
Handley High School
Reappointed in Conference Urges Faith and Evangelism
Rev. Mr. Stover voices a plea for steadfast loyalty to Christ amid world chaos and calls for sustained evangelism. Delegates including Dr. Wilt and Rev. Smith share experiences as Bishop Batdorf stresses perpetual concern for saving souls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Stover
W. A. Wilt
Martinsburg
W. H. Smith
Dayton
Joe Collis
Berkeley Springs
G. D. Batdorf
Great Revival Predicted As Conference Reports Grow
The Virginia Annual Conference keynote urged a permanent Christian presence in the world and predicted a coming revival that would engage intellect and society. Dr. Brewbaker of Dayton urged evangelism before heading to New York City, praising open doors for Christians. Reports showed 114 new confessors, membership 18,242, Sunday schools 17,405, and Christian Endeavor 5,050.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
New York City
C. W. Brewbaker
Dayton
Ohio
W. B Obaugh
Virginia
Johnstown
Quincy
Pennsylvania
Bolivia and Paraguay Claim Victory Amid Skirmishes
The two South American neighbors announce victories after ongoing border clashes. The scene echoes political bravado from figures like Jim Farley, who claims widespread Democratic wins with a few doubtful states deemed safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivia
Paraguay
Jim Farley
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Boyd
Thomas J. Boyd
Bessie Boyd
J. F. Wright
Ben Cho Esa
Huntsberry
J. A. Toscano
Virginia B. Teusler
Peter Vredenburgh
Virginia Vredenburgh
A. M. Baker
Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Vredenburgh
Louis Wender
South Stewart Street
Baltimore
Sarah Wender
Harry Steele
Kernstown
William Sargent
Annie Massie
Robert 8. Smith
S. Carroll Smith
City
Harry Guggenheim
Havana
Berryville
Ralph Lamp
Russell Lamp
Winifred Lupton
Eloise and
Eugene Lupton
John Lupton
Frederick
Joseph M. Sheetz
O. L. Sheetz
Harold Sheetz
Woodstock
Homer B. Garber
Garber
Virginia Richards
William Richards
the Elms
Valley Pike
State Teachers’ College
Miss Richards
This City
Edgar Soutter
Drusilla
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Quantico, Va
N. Charles Burke
J W. Bolgiano
Cassie Ady
Adrian Hughes
Towson, Md
Richard E. Mudd
North Cameron Street
Sybilla Crisman
Harrisonburg State Teachers
Harry K. Russell
Virginia Cover
Mary Greenway Russell
Clarence T. Owen
West Clifford Street
Syracuse
N. Y
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Natalie F. Smith
Aes Ingle
J. W. Benjamin
Harper's Perry
North Braddock Street
Frances George
W. B. George
Westhampton College
George
Lyda Chapman
Mrs. Arthur Lee
Glendale
Mary Hyde
Lewis H. Hyde
West Boscawen Street
Grand Central School of Art
Miss Hyde
Bermuda
John S. Scully
Princeton
N. J
John S. Scully, Jr
Princeton University
Mary Denny
Joseph Denny
Denny
Clarke County
Farmville
State Teacherd College
P. M. Smith
Corning
N. C
H.C. Funk
THE
U. B. Church
Church of Russia
Ghandi
India
Great Britain
Nave’s Style Shop
Cor
Loudoun and
Boscawen St
Ida M. Judy
J R. Rhoades
A., P. Hovermale
L. E. Schaemmer
S. G. Zeigler
Zeigler
Lovett
N. Main St
R. G. A. Stores
Retail Grocers’ Association
Commercial & Savings Bank
Margaret L. Hodgson
Loudoun Street
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washington Hotel
Carmel
Arch
Lovett Brothers
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