Local Families Record College Moves And Visits
Younger students head to Glaize Jr and Wellesley College while others depart for Goucher Radford and Shepherd colleges. A Mrs Stephens and Wanda Kay visit from Charlotte with plans to join at Fort Belvoir. Local hospital update notes Ms Kirby Drummond improving. Supper fundraiser at Whitacre supports Redland Methodist church. The Richards family returns to Minneapolis with Lt. Richards stationed at Naval Air Base.
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Vances Haven
G. H. Stephens
Wanda Kay
Charlotte, N
P. S. Warne
Amherst St
Steens
Plaa
Stephens
Fort Belvoir
Calendar of events includes rummage sales and club meetings
September 23 lists a Rebekah lodge rummage sale at Cooper building Loudoun and Piccadilly St plus Bible class at Braddock St Methodist, JET at George Washington hotel, Good Friend class United Brethren, Woodmen of the World at Odd Fellows Hall. September 24 covers all day sale, BPW meetings and banquet at George Washington hotel. September 26 features Chanters at Market St church, Eastern Star, Madison lodge, and Municipal band at Rouss.
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Rebekah Lodge
Cooper
Loudoun
Piccadilly St
Margaret Collins Denny Bible
Braddock St
Methodist
George Washington Hotel
Good Friend
United Brethren Church
Woodmen of the World
Odd Fellows Hall
Cooper Building
Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
State
BPW
Market St
Eastern Star
Madison Lodge
Municipal
Rouss
Simmons Celebrates Silver Anniversary At Long Meadows
Mr and Mrs William David Simmons of Long Meadows Arlington celebrate their silver anniversary with a buffet supper at their North Arlington home Bob Kit Mrs Simmons former Louise Glass of Opequon and Appomattox Va Mr Simmons on Truman staff at the White House Attendees from Winchester include W W Glass Mrs D Randolph and Mrs William B Davis Mrs W W Glass plans to attend and visit with daughter Mrs J A Lynch in is also expected to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William David Simmons
Long Meadows
Arlington
Bob-Kit
North Arlington
Simmons
Louise Glass
Robert P
Belle Taylor Glass
Opequon
Appomattox
Truman
White House
Winchester
W. W. Glass
Miss Braithwaite Weds A Earl Veach In Winchester
Evelyn Braithwaite daughter of Mr and Mrs Lacy Braithwaite married A Earl Veach son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Veach of Augusta West Virginia in a double ring ceremony at the home of Esten Taylor Stephenson. The couple will reside on Fairview Ave both work at Winchester Knitting Mill.
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Evelyn Braithwaite
Alice Braithwaite
Herbert ,Veach
Augusta
W. Va
Arthur Carper
Stephens City
John Mark van Sang
Fairview Ave
Veaca
Winchester Knitting Mill
Births Reported for Worsley and Punkhouser Couples
Sept. 22 a girl to Mr and Mrs Robert Worsley 572 N Braddock St Mrs Worsley formerly Miss Mary White Also a girl to Mr and Mrs William Punkhouser Front Royal and Mrs
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Robert Worsley
N. Braddock St
Worsley
Mary White
William Punkhouser
Front Royal
Barter Actress Elizabeth Wilson to Play S servant in The Imaginary Invalid
Elizabeth Wilson, a Barter Theatre veteran, will portray Argan's servant in The Imaginary Invalid at Handley Auditorium Monday. Her career spans Grand Rapids Civic and Nantucket Playhouse summers, New York training, and discoveries by Helen Hayes, with notable Barter roles including Catherine in Arms and the Man and Mary in State of the Union.
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Elizabeth Wilson
Argan
Handley Auditorium
Miss Wilson
Grand Rapids
Helen Hayes
Wilson
Catherine
Mama
Jessie
Emily
Darla
Mary
State of the Union
Local births announced for area families
Funkhouser is the former Ruth Sager. A girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Affleck Rt. 1. Mrs. Affleck is the former Miss Mary Bageant. A girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Anderson Yellow Springs. Mrs. Anderson is the former Miss Margit LaFollette. A boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Ramsey Waterlick. Mrs. Ramsey is the former Miss Ellen Van Fleet. A boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rhodes 432 W. Leicester St. Mrs. Rhodes is the former Miss Harriet Bruce.
Act of God Baby Mary MacArthur Dies at 19
Mary MacArthur, 19, known as the act of God baby linked to Helen Hayes, died at Lenox Hospital from a generalized virus infection. Her father Charles MacArthur and Hayes were at her bedside as she prepared for a Broadway role with her mother. The case sparked a historic contract dispute over the act of God label and salary rights in 1929.
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New York
Mary MacArthur
Helen Hayes
Lenox Hospital
Charles MacArthur
Miss Hayes
Miss MacArthur
Religious Services Across Towns Schedule
Church listings from Capon Bridge to Second Opequon outline Bible school worship times and ministers. Highlights include Capon Bridge Bible school 10 a m and worship 11 a m with Ray Woford, Salem Congregation Jubilee and Salem activities, Reliance and Greenway services, Ridings Chapel Greenwood Macedonia Round Hill North Frederick Little Mountain White Hall Rest Stephens City Kernstown and Second Opequon with various pastors and superintendents in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church Group
S. J. Goode
Capon Bridge
Bible School
Ray Wolford
Church of the Brethren
Salem
J. Floyd Wine
Cephas Fahnestock
W. L. Riggleman
Calvin Wolfe
Jubilee
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Reliance Charge
L. P. Tederick
Greenway
Arthur Carper
Friendship
Reliance
Ridings Chapel
North Frederick
Darrell W. Tallman
Little Mountain
White Hall
Etiquette Guidelines From Roberta Lee
The column advises women to refer to their husband as my husband rather than Mr Jones with acquaintances or strangers. It states Mr Jones is for servants or employees. It notes a 25 cent tip to a check girl in a nightclub. It suggests replying to a christening invitation by letter or telephone.
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Mr. Jones
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
A compact vocabulary note teaching correct usage and pronunciation. It defines common errors with the word ILLUSION as an unreal or misleading image, cites mispronunciations, and offers a daily word goal to expand vocabulary.
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W. L. Gordon
Jocuse
Peak North American waterfowl numbered 125 million
Estimates place North American waterfowl at about 125 million birds, marking a peak in overall population. The figure reflects broad counts across habitats and migratory routes.
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Younger
Glaize Jr
Wellesley College
Ets
And
Dorothy Minnigerode
John H
Goucher College
Baltimore
Ann Jones
George W. Jones
Radford College
Charles Patton
C Cc. M. Patton
Shepherd ‘College
D. L. Myers
Jhy and
Betty
Woodstock T
Kirby Drummond
Front &Rd
Winchester Hospital
Whitacre
Redland Methodist Church
Gallatin
Tenn
Ibocentaston Line
Eeone Aine
Washington
Lee A. Smith
Opequon Ave
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rosenbergers
Stephen M. Rosenberger
Millwood Ave
John H. Rosenberger Jr
Inchester Hospital
Rosenberger
Jar Over
Gertrude Over
Douglas Ritenour
Massanutten Academy
Douglas B. Ritenour
Thurman A. Ritenour
Beaumont
Texas
D. W. Ritenour
Woodstock
Hutsher
Young America
Redross Shoes
America
Rush Studio
E. Piccadilly St
Miss Braithwaite
Mr. Veach
Dunn
Redbud Eye
Redbud
Frederick County
John Oliver
Dunn Park
Iron Hill
Ginn
Jerrell R. Ginn
Valley Pike
Berryville
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Shackleford
Winchester-Clarke Club
Bowyer Browne
Edward P. Turner
Woodchuck Lane
Hugh Peters
Pennypacker
Irvan O’connell
Hodgson & Brown
Dial
Greenwood Methodist Chapel
L. P. Havermale
Montague Ave
B. W. Coe
Macedonia
Holmes Newcome
Round Hill
Myra Paine
E. C. Day
Kernstown
Refuge
Frank Minor
Allen Jones
Roberta Lee
Gaunt
Fane Oblams
Anne Adams
Winchester Star
Dept
West 17Th St
N. Y
Mrs. Kern
Ella Ritter Kern
Jones _ funeral home
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Howard Brill
John Hansford
Sam _ Dillard
Marion Bayliss
Charles Rollis
Charles Lynn
Presbyterian Churches
Jones
Presbyterian Church
Romney
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ewing
Studio of Dance
S. Braddock St
Millinery Coats
Knox
Margaret L. Hodgson
HAT & Dress Shop
Cather
Timberlake
Logavllers
Sandler
Boston
Business and Professional Women
Vamp
Lovett Brothers
Feet
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