Floral club contest and society wedding in Rye
Garden club contest in Front Royal and Charlestown Garden Club members competed in a fifteen minute flower arrangement challenge with blue red and yellow ribbons awarded to Warren County Winchester Clarke County Charlestown clubs. Bride Barbara Barry Owen Anderson wed Robert Bigelow Chapin Jr in Rye New York with reception and a Boston home to follow.
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den Club
Front Royal
Charlestown Garden Club
Ily Slonaker
Lela Rosenberger
Frederickstown
Warren County Garden Club
Beverley Brown
Henry S. Wagner
Winchester and Clarke Co
P. W. Boyd
Sallie Boyd
H. P. Schley
Corneliius Scully
Pottery Bowl
Barbara Owen Anderson
Chapin, Jr
Rye
N. Y
Barbara Barry Owen Anderson
Raymond J. Funkhouser
Boston
Park Drive South
John R. Henry
Rye Methodist Church
Margaret Robinson Owen
Judith Peixotte Owen
George Lehr
Philadelphia
Chapin
Howard Seminary
West Bridgewater
Mass
Grand _Central School of Art
Willie H. Anderson
Morristown
New Jersey
Elizabeth Dunbar Chapin
Robert Bigelow Chapin
Hebron Academy
Worcester Academy
Brown University
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
University Club of
Chapin and Adams Corporation
McKinley Chapter O. E. S. Members At Visitation Meet
McKinley Chapter No. 19 of the Order of the Eastern Star traveled to Staunton Virginia on Thursday evening September 21 for the official visit of Worthy Grand Matron Mrs Sybil J Tapping to Beverley Chapter No 78 This home chapter of Mrs Topping A banquet preceded the 8 PM meeting with ten official family members present plus past grand patrons and attendees from chapters across the state DC Missouri Illinois and Pennsylvania McKinley attendees included Ethel Marrow Grace Hewitt Daisy Shade Camille Heitmuller Also present were Ethel Barrett Naner Emma Anderson May Mellwee and Elsie Louderback Polish Music Presented At Meeting Of Euterpian Music Club
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McKinley Chapter
Visitation
McKinley
Order of the Eastern Star
Staunton
Sybil J. Tapping
Beverley
Topping
District of Columbia
Missouri
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Ethel Marrow
Grace Hewitt
Daisy Shade
Camille Heitmuller
Ethel Barrett
Naner
Emma Anderson
May Mellwee
Elsie Louderback
Miss Shirley Williams Enters Philadelphia School
Miss Shirley Williams daughter of Judge and Mrs. Philip Williams will leave Monday for Philadelphia to enter Miss Shirley's School as a junior. She previously graduated from Handley and was active in student life.
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Shirley Williams
Philip Williams
Philadelphia
Miss Shirley
Miss Williams
Handley
Local Shower Honors Cattlett Newlin in Clearbrook
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Newlin hosted a miscellaneous shower near Clearbrook Virginia for their in law and daughter Mrs. John Cattlett formerly Margaret Newlin. Attendees included Conley Newlin Kurtz Butler Boyd Butler Edwin Stine W B Hicks Naoma Grubbs Hiram Cattlett Eston Taylor Ruth Hicks June Hicks Ada Frances Newlin Virginia Hicks Retha Keckley Pansy Butler Kathleen Cattlett Rosella Thomas Frances Rutherford Ray Newlin Eugene Newlin Garland Scheck Bageant Stine Charles Cattlett Dallas Himelright.
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R. C. Newlin
Clearbrook
John Cattlett
Cattlett
Margaret Newlin
Conley Newlin
Kurtz Butler
Boyd Butler
Edwin Stine
W.B. Hicks
Naoma Grubbs
Hiram Cattlett
Eston Taylor
Ruth Hicks
June Hicks
Ada Frances Newlin
Virginia Hicks
Retha Keckley
Pansy Butler
Kathleen Cattlett
Rosella Thomas
Frances Rutherford
Ray Newlin
Eugene Newlin
Garland Scheck
Bageant Stine
Charles Cattlett
Dallas Himelright
Miss Louise Travers Elected President of Live Wire Class
At Stephenson Methodist Church the girl’s intermediate class elected Miss Louise Travers as president. Other officers include Miss Love Campbell as vice president and Miss Nellie Moore Robinson as secretary. Treasurer is Miss Nancy Taylor and reporter Miss Anna Marie DeHaven. Worship chair Miss Kitty Rudolph and recreation chair Miss Gle Dorsey. Visitors Eben Rudolph and Wilson Travers attended.
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Louise Travers
Stephenson Methodist Church
Kitty Prince
Hallowe’en
Messrs
Esten Rudolpn
Wilson Travers
G. A. A. Breakfast Postponed
The Girls' Athletic Association calls off the breakfast planned for tomorrow morning September 24. A substitute event will be discussed at the next meeting.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
Modern Etiquette Q and A from Roberta Lee
The column answers etiquette questions about not walking directly in front of others, bridesmaids meeting at the bride’s house to receive bouquets, and typical afternoon tea hours from 4 p m to 7 p m, reflecting traditional social norms.
Social notes of local residents and visitors overseas and near
Mrs C Raymond Hale travels to Norfolk to visit Mrs Kenneth Legg while husbands in the Navy on the West Coast join later. Margaret Byrd departs for Washington DC for a weekend and a dance in Alexandria. Several others head to Asheville Charlottesville Bethesda and Fredericksburg for weekends studies and college enrollments. The group includes university students at Richmond Madison College and Mary Washington College with shop trips in Hagerstown and visits by relatives in Pittsburgh and Pine Ridge.
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C. Raymond Hale
Jessie O’roark
Norfolk
Kenneth Legg
Berryville Social News
Miss Lucile Fenton returns to Harrisonburg to study at Madison College. Miss Mary Rissler of Charles Town visits her aunt Mrs. Chas Phillips. Mrs. Taswell Ellett of Richmond visits Capt. and Mrs. Frank M. Wray on South Church Street. Miss Anne Howell returns to Madison College. Alberta Owens Elizabeth Wolfe and Jean Levi join Madison College entrants.
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Berryville
Lucile Fenton
Harrisonburg
Madison College
Mary Rissler
Charles Town
Chas. H. Phillips
Taswell Ellett
Richmond
Frank M. Wray
South Church Street
Anne Thomas Howell
Tom Howell
Madison
Alberta Owens
Claude Owens
Elizabeth Wolfe
James M. Wolfe
Jean Levi
Rice Levi
Social notes from Berryville and surrounding towns
Miss Nellie Mae Evans shows slight improvement at University Hospital Charlottesville. Molly long list of visitors and guests include Ollie Thomas with brother from Norfolk, Miss Dix returning to Farmville State Teachers College, Anne Neville Barnett at Farmville, Miss Rose Mooreland visiting Washington, families hosting guests from Elizabeth New Jersey and New Haven Connecticut. Invitations issued for Lucy Mae Cochran and Lawrence Taylor wedding at Methodist Episcopal Church. Audley estate in Berryville hosts 73rd birthday of Bernard B. Jones with notable attendees from Washington and Virginia__ Mrs Woodrow Wilson and others expected. Social events cover engagements, travel to Williamsburg and Petersburg, and upcoming weddings in Leesburg September 27.
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Mary Frances Dix
Tom Dix
Farmville State Teachers’ College
Anne Neville Barnett
Edward N. Barnett
Farmville
George Cochran
Lucy Mae
Lawrence Lee Taylor
Methodist Episcopal Church
Berryville
Audley
Warner Washington
Nelly Custis
Lawrence Lewis
Bernard B. Jones
Jones
Washington
Virginia
Woodrow Wilson
Wilmer Bolling
W. E. Borah
Morey
Wade Ellis
Covington
Jesse Jones
Ridgley
Cary Grayson
Elizabeth Merriman
Blackstone Wilkins
Lelia
Cary Peachy
Baltimore and Chicago Livestock and Philadelphia Market Roundup
Baltimore and Chicago livestock markets report steady to lower tones for hogs and cattle with mixed grain and poultry prices. Philadelphia notes eggs steady and wholesale live poultry markets closed, while butters and dressed poultry hold unchanged.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept. Agri
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Philadelphia
Leesburg Wedding Draws Rust Family Ties
Miss Caroline Caverley Rust of Leesburg plans to wed Edward McCormick Williams, son of Berryville's Goodwin Williams, at St James Episcopal Church Leesburg with sister Mrs Douglas Philippps as matron of honor and bridesmaids Crimora Waite Mary Lloyd and sisters Mary Eleanor Rust. Relatives attend prior winter plans and season movements include Mrs Beardall wintering in Washington and Geoffrey Rust entering St James School near Hagertsown.
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Goodwin H. Williams
George Ashe
Charleston
S. C
Tom Peyton
Bethesda
Lloyd Williams
Spartansburg
Williams
Edward McC Williams
Caroline Caverley Rust
David Newton Rust
Leesburg
H. B. Whiting
Emily McCormick
John B. Neill
Rose MacDonald
Annie Stribling
Archibald Cummins
John Reginald Beardall
Clarke
Edward McCormick Williams
Berryville
St. James Episcopal Church
Douglas Phillipps
Washington
Crimora Waite
Culpeper
Mary Lloyd
Alexandria
Peyton Craighill
St. James Church
Stock Market Report Sees Mixed Gains in Quiet Session
New York stock action shows modest moves with rail equipment and specialty shares leading while war issues retreat. Volume about 600000 shares, about half last Saturday, as traders weigh neutrality law delays and hopeful arms embargo changes. Major names listed with mixed closes reflect cautious sentiment.
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New York
Wall Street
Congress
Futures And Cash Wheat And Other Grain Quotations
Wheat futures pared losses late, trade light as traders avoided new commitments. Winnipeg weakness weighed early, with Dec wheat at 86 1 4 to 3 8, May at 87 1 8 to 1 4, and corn and oats also lower or unchanged. Cash grain prices in Chicago showed No 2 hard wheat near 89 cents and varied corn and oats bids across grades.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Chicago Cash Grain
Grain prices and market quotes from Baltimore and Winchester
Barley malting and seed prices listed with ranges for No 2 and No 3 malting. Soybeans No 3 yellow at 88 cents. Buckwheat and Timothy seed prices shown. Red top and allike priced high. Wheat No 2 red winter futures at 96.4 cents? per bushel. Corn No 2 yellow 73–74 cents. Winchester: Wheat 87 cents, Corn 1.70 per bushel. Prices reflect mill deliveries, last year figures noted.
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Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Apple Market Shipping Point Prices In Thursday Report
Winchester Martinsburg and nearby points show slow demand and dull market conditions. Carloads and truckloads offered f o b with varied U S No 1 sizes and prices from 1 60 to 3 15 per car or basket, including Delicious Grimes Jonathan and Yorks entries, plus Eastern Crates and Benton Harbor listings. Equiv 29 cars passed over the cash market.
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Winchester-Martinsburg
Yorks
U. S
Grimes
Jonathans
U. S. No
Rochester
N.Y
McIntosh
U.S
Benton Harbor
Mich
West Mich
R. I. Greenings
Supreme Court ruling on intercepted telephone messages
On December 20, 1937, the United States Supreme Court held 7 to 2 that the government has no right to divulge intercepted telephone messages.
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Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
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West Boscawen
Garnet Hamrick
Wilbur Kern
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Baltimore,Md
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R. E. Byrd
Amherst Street
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Harry Shiley
Strother Shiley
Mary Newlin
W. T. Smith
Robert Shiley
Ens City
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Straight Brooks’ Pharmacy
W. B. Snider
United Food Stores
Roberta Lee
Margaret Byrd
Washington, D. C
J. C. Langley
North Avenue
Donald Wilson
Shirley Strader
Asheville, N. C
F. L. Largent, Jr
Charlottesville
The
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Mascoutah, Ill
Frank Plank
East Boscawen Street
Hugh Crisman
Edward Grove
University of Richmond
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Fredericksburg
Mary Washington College
Everett Gooch
Pittsburgh, Pa
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Apple Pie Ridge
Ella Jackson
Taylor Rudolph
R. L. Jones
Irvin Carper
Robert Forney
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Laura Fawcett
Dora Keyser
Hagerstown
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W. W. McIntyre
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LaMar, Col
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Norfolk, Va
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Hobson McGehee
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A C. Cummins
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Smith College
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Lucy Mitchell
Col. Miller
Maine
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Miss Mitchell
Foxcroft
Billy
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Ethel O'Fallon
Percy Randolph
George H. Burwell
Benjamin Randolph
Richard Whiting
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Anne B. C. Moore
Rose Ball
Royal Mercury
William Travers Lewis
Murray McGuire
Squam Lake
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J. Gray Beverley
R. Beverley Whiting
Stock Market Report
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Anaconda
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Goodyear
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Sunshine Cleaners
E. Piccadilly St
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Huntsberry
Apple
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