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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1937

Page

6

Social Calendar of Meetings and Gatherings

Social calendar lists events including Divinity Dames meeting at Mrs Hicks 369 Gray Ave 2 30 p m ministers wives invited W C T U semi monthly 3 00 p m Minnie Beamer 234 Amherst St Winchester Concert Association team captains 5 00 p m George Washington Hotel Friday R Y Conrad Post American Legion 1 00 p m Braddock Street Methodist Church Young Christians Class 8 00 p m officers election George Washington Hotel

Meeting of Divinity Dames U. B R. F. Hicks Gray Avenue Minnie Beamer Amherst Street Winchester Concert Association George Washington Hotel R. Y. Conrad Post American Legion Braddock Street

Frances Livengood Weds Richard Duvall in Brucetown Church

Miss Frances Edmonia Livengood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Livengood of Berryville Virginia, married Richard Nevil Duvall son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Duvall of Stephenson on September 21 at 3 o'clock in Brucetown Methodist Episcopal Church. The ceremony was by Rev. Thomas Morgan. The bride, a Berryville High School and Winchester Business College graduate, wore a dark brown suit with cream roses and served as general manager of a local business school last summer. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in New York.

John Livengood Berryville Frances Edmonia Livengood Richard Nevil Duvall Roy Duvall Stephenson Brucetown Methodist Episcopal Church Thomas Morgan Duvall Berryville High School Winchester Business College Allied Fruit’ Mills Handley High School New York

Funeral attendance listed for Thomas Cover in Bryn Mawr

Local residents slated to attend the late Thomas Cover's funeral at the Bryn Mawr Catholic Church at 10 o'clock Saturday morning include Dr. and Mrs. R. McC. Glass Mr. and Mrs. Victor Arthur Mrs. Harry Russell Miss Virginia Russell Mr. Lewis Barton Mr. H. R. Kern Jr and Mr. Burr P. Harrison. Miss Louise Glass of Washington will stay with her parents on South Washington Street for the weekend. Miss Nelia Beverley spent the day in Washington shopping.

Thomas Cover Bryn Mawr. Pa R. McC. Glass Victor Arthur Harry Russell Virginia Russell Lewis Barton H. R. Kern, Jr Burr P. Harrison Louise Glass Washington Mrs. W. W. Glass South Washington Street

Modern Etiquette By Roberta Lee Question and Answers

Advice column excerpts discuss ideal wedding gifts for the bridegroom and proper guest behavior. It covers gift ideas such as jewelry for the bride, and etiquette for leaving after lunch and how to address train porters. The tone reflects mid century manners guidance and practical tips.

Community Notes Highlights Visitor Plans and Local Visits

Local society items report Raleigh Engle and Elizabeth Crawford arriving to visit Mrs. Crawford in North Washington street. Mrs. Massie and daughter Elizabeth Massie travel to Richmond for school, visiting Hampton relatives. Luncheon hosted by Mrs. R. E. Byrd honors Mrs. Henry Little in Riverton. Junior Century Club to hold first meeting October 6 at 3:30 p.m. at Mrs. Panck ney Arthur’s home. plans for winter sessions announced. Various residents, students, and visitors are noted, including C. E. Lewis on business, Lincoln Bowman resuming studies at George School, and others visiting Abingdon, Bristol, and White Post.

Engle Raleigh Engle Raleigh N. C Engles Frank B. Crawford North Washington Street Elizabeth Crawford Massie Richmond Joseph Massie Elizabeth Massie St. Catherines School For Girls Hampton Elizabeth Bentley Mrs. Byrd Junior Century Club H. N. Stephenson Betsy Rice John Hedrick P Nckney Arthur

Return From Meet Of Municipalities

Dr. Charles R. Anderson Mayor A M Field and J R Brandon returned to the city last night from Virginia Beach where they attended the annual sessions of the League of Virginia Municipalities. They reported a pleasant and profitable meeting. The convention next year is to be held at Hot Springs Va.

Charles R. Anderson A. M. Field J. R. Brandon Virginia Beach League of Virginia Municipalities Hot Springs

Japs Claim They Destroyed 66 Planes in China Raids

Tokyo reports say Japan claims 66 Chinese warplanes were destroyed in the last three days of air raids on Nanking and Canton with twelve more possibly downed but unconfirmed.

Tokyo Nanking China Canton

Thomas Cover Jr Funeral Held in Bryn Mawr

The funeral for Thomas Cover Jr formerly of Winchester who died suddenly at his Vermont Lake Champlain camp will be at 10 AM Saturday in the Catholic Church at Bryn Mawr Philadelphia suburb. Interment will follow in Bryn Mawr. Relatives and intimate friends travel from Winchester to attend. Cover was from a prominent Winchester leather family and led Cover and Company in Philadelphia after its sale to United States Leather Company.

Thomas Cover, Jr Winchester Vermont Lake Champlain Bryn Mawr Philadelphia Cover Thomas Cover Loring A. Cover Baltimore East Mr. Cover Cover and Company Leather Brokers United States Leather Company

Puppy Returns All Dressed Up

In Hagerstown Maryland on September 23 a collie owned by Harry M Sixens comes home after eight months with a new collar and license. Sixens asked police for a warrant to find the dog’s captor but officers traced the license to Lieut. N G Falkenstine of the state police. Mrs Falkenstine said the dog appeared at the policemen’s home and a license was made when it stayed. Sixens thanked police and dropped the warrant idea.

Hagerstown Harry M. Sixens Sixens N. G. Falkenstine

Shepherd Dogs In War Service

Shanghai reports that German shepherd dogs aid the Japanese army on China war fronts carrying medical supplies and maintaining communications between units and headquarters. Instances are cited of dogs dragged through shellfire to reach army bases despite injuries.

Shanghai

Four Red Cross workers executed in Leningrad for poisoning sailors

Four Red Cross Gas Defense Corps employees in Leningrad were executed on charges of poisoning Baltic fleet sailors. They were labeled Fascist terrorists. Details were sparse but the tainted food, causing illness but no deaths, was believed to involve chemicals from experiments or raid drills.

Moscow Red Cross Gas Defense Corps Leningrad

Miss H Gussinger Leaves Front Royal for Charlottesville

Front Royal notes report Miss H Gussinger has left Front Royal after six weeks there and returned to Charlottesville. Local items list visits and travel by residents including Sam and Margaret Simpson guests of John Hargrave in Richmond and the Martins planning a trip to Columbus Ohio and Canada.

Front Royal H. Gussinger Charlottesville Sam Simpson John Hargrave Richmond

Rev E T West To Conduct Revival In Front Royal

The Rev. T Eugene West, recently back from Burma where he led a Baptist church, will start revival services at Front Royal Baptist Church. He will speak Sunday morning September 26 and October 3, with nightly services at 7 30. The public is invited to attend.

Front Royal T. Eugene West Burma India Baptist Church Front Royal Baptist Church

Hospital Moves Johnson Nursing Home to New Turned-Property Site

The Johnsons of Johnson Nursing Home relocate from Hoffman house to the former Turner property on Blue Ridge avenue after remodeling. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Johnson operate the facility.

Front Royal

Douglas Green Named New Mount Hebron Superintendent

John C. Brumbaugh retires after 22 years as Mount Hebron Cemetery superintendent and is moving to Mount Jackson Shenandoah County Virginia with his daughter Miss Mary Brumbaugh. J. Douglas Green, formerly of Hurst Nurseries, succeeds him as the new cemetery superintendent.

John C. Brumbaugh Mount Hebron Cemetery Cemetery Company J. Douglas Green Hurst Nurseries Brumbaugh Mary Brumbaugh Mount Jackson Shenandoah County Green

Orndorff Rites Set At Braddock Street Church

The funeral for Thomas J. Orndorff a noted Winchester marble and granite dealer who died yesterday at Memorial Hospital after a stroke will be held at 3 30 tomorrow afternoon at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South where he was an active member The Rev Dr Hubert Sydenstricker will lead the service with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery Active pallbearers include Hoye Riley P G Ireland John H Rosenberger Leonard Miller William Simpson and Marion Tewart Honorary pallbearers are members of the Commercial and Savings Bank board Lions Club Winchester Lodge No 65 Knights of Pythias and Rouss Fire Company.

Thomas J. Orndorff Winchester Memorial Hospital Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Hubert Sydenstricker Mount Hebron Cemetery Hoye Riley P. G. Ireland John H. Rosenberger Leonard Miller William Simpson Marion Tewart The Commercial and Savings Bank Lions’ Club Winchester Lodge No. 65 Knights of Pythias Rouss Fire Company

Brooks Pharmacy Rexall Store Sells School Supplies

Brooks Pharmacy advertises a wide range of school supplies including pens pencils tablets notebooks and other items. The Rexall Drugists lists phone contact 766 for easy ordering and supplies.

Brooks’ Pharmacy Rexall

Hamilton to broadcast on future of the Republican Party

John D. M. Hamilton will speak next Monday night in the WJZ NBC radio forum held at 10 30 by the Washington Star. He is expected to discuss plans and developing issues for the coming campaign as chairman of the Republican National Committee.

New York John D. M. Hamilton Republican Party Republican National Committee Wjz-Nbc Washington Star

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Frances E. Livengood Richard Duvall Leesburg Leesburg Garden Club Thomas Balch Eptember Fauquier and Loudoun Garden Club Upperville Garden Club Qid Frederickstown Garden Club Garden Davenport London England John Cochran the Plains Lomax Tayloe Fairfax James P. Reardon Massey Frances Carter Thomas Cochran Alexandria W. F. Rust Sarah Kendall Baker Virginia Baker Eleanor Scully Paris John S Scully, Jr South Stewart Street New York City Madam Boissier School For Girls Miss Scully Pine Manor School Wellesley Mass Presbyterian South Loudoun Street Fred Stine Reba Snarr Carol Lindstrom Louise Avey Natalie Browne Joyce Gibbon Dotty Ann Robinson William and Mary Ruth Trimble Helen Willis Betty Wilkins William and Mary College Willamsburg Warren County Garden Club Henry S. Wagner Beverley Browne Warren County Blue Ridge Mountains W. W. Sonner P. F. Meade Eugene K. Davis Beverley F. Browne A. C. Carson George N. Buck Keyser Browne Petunias Higgins Wagner Selina LeHew W. E. Carson Melton Sonner Sumac Elliott D. Marshall Odd Fellows Hall Winchester Rebekah Lodge No. 21 W. Erle Edwards Albin Edwards Lyda Chapman Elsie Eliha Edwards Edgar Mason Louise Martin Chapman Rebekah Middletown Nelia Beverley Harry Willis Real Estate W. W. Bird Roberta Lee George C. E. Lewis Bunker Hill, W. Va White Post Lovettsville, Va Lincoln G. Bowman Stephenson, Va John G. Bowman George School Pennsylvania Staunton Rebecca Walton Griest Lancaster C. H. Moore Abingdon Bristol B. A. Rucker Mechanicsville Delaplane Ivan Roher Charles Massey John A. Church Westport Puppy Red Cross Pontiac Court House Roger E. Brown M. M. Lynch Front Royal and Warren County News North Branch South Branch Harry Martin Columbus Ohio Mar.'n C. F. Martin Canada Mrs. Martin Welton Beaty Coleman Ware Margaret Beaty Ira Beaty Jack Fielder Lynchburg Robert Nevett Mount Ranier, Md Mae Lehew Selena Lehew L. B. Dutrow T. 8. Duncan E. H. Stokes Mr. Stokes H. H. Sherman Elizabeth Sherman Maryland University Hospital William Weaver Henry Weaver McDonough, Md McDonough School McDonough Gooney Lodge H. Bishop P. 66 Town Camp Roosevelt Mickey Carson Senator Aubrey G. Weaver E. T. West Hospital Douglas Green Mount Hebron Mary S. Yeakley W. Boscawen St RITZ E. Piccadilly St. David Woodward WGAR Cleveland CBS NBC Bob Feller Cleveland Indians John Allen Walberg Brown WJZ American Legion Convention WABC WEAF Rudy Valley Charlie Winninger Bob Burns Music Hall Northern Lights Gray Gordon Guiding Light Kremer Salvation Army Band Margaret Daum the Good Bank the Commercial & Savings Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Bostonian Challengers Huntsberry Loudoun St Sunshine Cleaners E. Piccadilly St BY Bergson Hamman Dollar Store Pione Piccadilly & Cameron Nina V. Walford Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
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