Seal Votes Club Deliberates with District Delegates at Hotel
The Seal Votes men's club hosts delegates from ten northeast BPW clubs for a dinner meeting at the Geo Washington hotel at 7 p.m. Friday. Reports cover the year's activities. Marion Park Lewis will present modern dances with pianist Haly Evans. Reservations contact Mrs. John L. Kater by 6 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW
Geo. Washington
Marion Park Lewis
Haly Evans
John L. Kater
Plenamines Ad Claims Diet Supplement Gains
An old pharmacy ad urges readers to avoid Vitamin mentions by using Plenamines as a supplement. It promotes a daily intake and includes Liver tren with a door number and phone listing for purchase.
Calendar of Events April 6 to 8 in Front Royal area
Community schedules list meetings at Health Center Elks Christ Episcopal church and Rotary club plus civic gatherings at Warren Memorial hospital ground breaking speeches by Rep Har rson. Activities include GAA, Jewel Box Newberrys bowling, Winchester Freder ick history group, WSCS Macedonia church and 4-H events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Elks Home
Christ Episcopal Church
Rotary Club
Geo. Washington Hotel
Shawnee HD Club
Tilden Snapp
Sunshine Club
Braddock St. Vera Church
W. E. Bridgeforth
S. Washington St
Warren Memorial Hospital
Front Royal
Burr P. Harrison
First Baptist Church
Shenandoah District Student Cooperative Assn
Warren County High School
Garland R. Quarles
GAA Council
Elks Club
Jewel Box
Newberry
Health Center Bowling Alley
Winchester-Frederick County
GAA
Northern Virginia Power Co
Mt. Williams
Community Hall
Ladies Aid Society
the Congregational Christian Church
John Spaid
Amherst St
Berryville High School
Stonewall’ High School
Woodmen of the World
Odd Fellows Hall
Cartoons by Howard Allen Feature in Two Magazines
Washington artist Howard O Allen son of Dr and Mrs Lewis M Allen has cartoons in Musical America and Family Circle The april issue carries his work while he works in the Washington Post promotion department He lives with his wife Nancy Lee Coble at 7 N Washington St and has had several drawings used in Post publicity.
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Howard O. Allen
Washington Post
the Post
Proctor Couple Spends Day in Winchester
Mr and Mrs W M Proctor of Front Royal spent a day in Winchester recently visiting local sights and returning home with new memories from their excursion.
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W. M. Proctor
Winchester
Front-Royal
Norman Scott
Washington
Varina Taylor Weds Gordon Laing in Morehead City
Varina Taylor of Morehead City North Carolina married Staff Sergeant Gordon Laing of the USMC stationed at Cherry Point. The ceremony at First Methodist Church featured a satin wedding gown and gardenia prayer book bouquet with family and local attendees.
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James W. Taylor
Morehead City
N.C
Varina
Gordon Laing
USMC
Cherry Point
N. C
Laing
Elmer Laing
S. Braddock St
First Methodist Church
Tilley
Velma Seiber
Jimmy Meeks
Patsy Baller
Catherine Taylor
Archie Garber
Front Royal Road
Beverly Bailey
E. Cork St. Ext
John Seiber
Winchester
Ronald Phillips
Students Announced For Friday Recital
The class of Miss C Elizabeth Crim at Winchester Studio of Music will present a piano recital Friday at 8 p m in the First Baptist church assembly room. Featured soloists and duets include Ann Adams Susan Dick Fritzi Emmerth Peggy Gene Keller Jacky Lannon Inez Miller Sally McFadden Jim McFadden Shirley Pope Ann Ritter Mary Garland Spillman Barbara Strum and Mary Sullivan. The public is invited to attend.
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C. Elizabeth Crim
Winchester Studio of Music
First Baptist Church
Ann Adams
Susan Dick
Fritzi Emmerth
Peggy Gene Keller
Jacky Lannon
Inez’ Miller
Sally McFadden
Jim McFadden
Shirley Pope
Ann Ritter
Mary Garland Spillman
Barbara Strum
Mary Sullivan
Jubilee Church Ladies Aid Meeting at Mrs L Andersons Home
Jubilee church Ladies Aid meets at Mrs L Andersons Front Royal Road home at 10 a m tomorrow. Members bring covered dishes. Mrs Bridgeforth to entertain Braddock Street Methodist Sunshine Club at 103 S Washington St 2 30 p m tomorrow with hostesses C D Lanahan Victor Wheeler Clarence Brown and P G Ireland assisting devotional by Mrs Hawse and recreation led by Lena Singhass.
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Jubilee Church
Ladies Aid
L. Anderson
Levi Anderson
Ladies Aid of the
Front Royal Road
Bridgeforth
Methodist Sunshine Club
Sunshine Club
Braddock St. Methodist Church
W. E. Bridgeforth
S. Washington St
C. D. Lanahan
Victor Wheeler
Clarence Brown
P. G. Ireland
Hawse
Lena Singhass
Berryville Social Notes Show Local Guests and Visits
Berryville residents host and visit relatives with many trips to Winchester Washington and Martinsburg. Notables include Milleson Wisecarver Enders Olcott and Krouse families along with club leaders and county figures. A well baby clinic is planned April 14 at the county nurse's office Berryville.
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Berryville
Local Social Roundup and Visits
Mr Herbert List of Washington visited friends over the weekend. Mr Vern Childress returned home after a week in New York City on business. Miss Lucille Weaver at home vacationing from Richmond Professional Institute. Mr and Mrs J C Bayliss and others toured to see the cherry blossoms. Mrs Sadie Anderson returned home to Hayfield after wintering in Winchester. Mr and Mrs C Combs and son Dewain visit Charlottesville for hospital treatment with plans to return April 20 with Mr and Mrs McGraw Combs. Mrs Marshall Hollis improving at home on National Ave.
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W. R. Hillyard
New York City
W. C. Plundyke
William R. Hillyard
North Ave
Herbert List
Washington
Vern Childress
New York
Lucille Weaver
Richmond Professional Institute
Mrs. M. D. Weaver
Jefferson St
J. C. Bayliss
Hubert Lewis
Esther Anderson
Sadie Anderson
Hayfield
Winchester
C. Combs
Charlottesville
Charles Combs
Dewain
University Hospital
McGraw Combs
Front Royal
Births in Wardensville and nearby addresses
April 5 births reported for Mr and Mrs Russell Heishman of Wardensville West Virginia a girl. Mrs Heishman formerly Lillian Line. Also a girl for Mr and Mrs Harry F Byrd Jr of Tennyson Ave. Mrs Byrd formerly Gretchen Thomson. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Julian Patterson 370 Shenandoah Ave. Mrs Patterson formerly Erma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Heishman
Wardensville
W. Va
Heishman
Lillian Line
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Modern Etiquette by Roberta Lee
In early days rice and grain symbolized productivity and were used in marriage ceremonies to wish future fruitfulness for the union. When a bridge player errs another should not criticize. criticism in any game is poor sportsmanship. For dinner place settings forks for salad roast and fish knives for roast and fish spoons for soup and dessert.
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
A brief guide from W. L. Gordon on proper usage and pronunciation. It covers saying I feel bad rather than I feel badly when ill, correct pronouncing of fore head as forehead, and the spelling challenge of Avoirdupois with emphasis on vowels and avoiding the letter e.
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W. L. Gordon
Sewing Pattern 4705 Offers Versatile Women’s Dress
Wartime style guide promotes pattern 4705 suitable for work and leisure, with sizes 12 to 20 and 40. Size 16 requires 14 yards of 35 inch fabric. Includes illustrated instructions and fit testing. Also touts Spring Pattern Book by Anne Adams and a four-store pattern booklet.
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Winchester Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Rotary Luncheon to Hear Insurance Leader Milner
Willis J. Milner, vice president of the Life Insurance Company of Virginia, will be guest speaker at the Rotary luncheon tomorrow. He will be introduced by Ridgely White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis J. Milner
The
Life Insurance Company of Virginia
Rotary
Ridgely White
O. Henry Embezzlement Verdict Questioned in Old Case
A. O. Henry also known as William Sidney Porter was convicted February 17 1898 of embezzling 1153.68 at a Texas bank and served over three years in an Ohio prison. He maintained innocence and some doubt surrounds his guilt with no final resolution.
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O. Henry
A. O. Henry
William Sidney Porter
Austin
Texas
Ohio
Porter
Today's Word Challenge Triumphs in Language Quest
A brief note invites readers to expand vocabulary by mastering one synonym each day. It highlights success and achievement as the daily target and uses a playful line about the proverb Use a word three times and it is yours.
Perquisites in Early 18th Century Language Note
A compact historical note defines perquisites as gains beyond regular pay and cites Addison on the advantages of a position. The quotation emphasizes the benefits of place as moral influence for a man of doing good.
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Addison
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Eugenia Evans
Sam Greschank
Mr. Greschank
Lee S&j
Robert Grim
Lillian Good
Dorothy Davis
Miss Davis
Opal Davis
Robert Lee
Helen Funk
Loudoun St
E. Funkhouser
D. Funkhouser
Page Emai
Valley Ave
Lois Timberlake
Matans
Quota Club
Tokes Inn
Opequon
Elizabeth Renner
Mary Virginia Rosenberger
Elsie Alexander
Susan Kabler
Salome Crisman
Sue Schlack
C. Elizabeth Grim
Ethel Rinker
Studebaker
Dellinger
Winchester Hospital
Mary Martha
Grace Lutheran Church
Howard Allen
Yunisher
Valiue
Front Royal AM Iin
South
Campbell’s
Campbell's
Campbell
Varina Taylor
Bride of
Good Friend
EUB
Golden Link
Marjorie Hartley
EUB Church
Fairmont Ave
Reba Cooper
George Smith
Roanoke
Mary L. Greschank
Mary Louise Greschank
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Mrs
Lee St
Hagerstown
John Harris
William Saville
C. H. Henkle
Jeanne Baker
Philadelphia
OLD Dominion Chocolate
Gaunt
Berryville Social Notes
Johnny Milleson Jr
VPI
John Milleson
Bucky Wisecarver
Charles McIntosh
Norfolk
Mary Breckenridge
Kentucky
Flagstop
John Breckenridge
Harry Wynkoop
Patricia Wynkoop
von Pippin
Main St
Crows Nest
Virginia Page
Catherine Page
Church St
J. W. Olcott
Walter Hardesty
Roger Hardesty
Jerry Biiney
William Dechant
Blacksburg
Ernest Gosnell
James Wood
Charles J. Enders Jr
George Pine
Thomas Iden
Anne Cooley
Hamson Digges
Jack Martin
Robert Shenk
Camille Wisecarver
Jack Enders
Marian Stolle
Fuller Gorham
Eleanor Thompson
Virginia Thompson
Wood
Betty Sue Enders
Averett College
Danville
Charles J. Enders
Viola Enders
Joseph Krouse
N. Church St
Shepherdstown
Kerfoot Mohler
Elizabeth Krouse
Leona Krouse
Betty Russell
Edith R. Ritter
Jimmy Ritter
Hugh N. Ritter
Thomas Neil
Martinsburg
Connie White
Mr. and
Mrs. I. J. White
Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Alexandria
Walter D. Wisecarver Jr
Ralph M. Ware
James Lindsay
J. D. Griffing
Eugene Dunn
Junior Woman's Club
Clarke County
F. L. Ayler
Senior Woman's Club
Virginia Federation of Womens Club
Chamberlin Hotel
Old Point Comfort
Chas. Fritts
John Sparks
Robert Iden
William Moore
Billy
Marshall
Fauquier County Club
Chester A. Hobert
J. A. Emmerth
G. C. Sponseller
Richard Potts
Roy E. Potts Sr
Potts
Daugh
Roy Potts
Joseph P. Dorsey
Mrs. Dorsey
Allen T. Hawthorne
Hawthorne
R. N. Dorsey
Dorsey
Junior Woman's Club of
Jane Carter
William Blythe
John W. Olcott
W. T. Willingham Jr
Larrick Hockman
Floyd L. McWilliams
Bank of
Toms Brook
Lynn Pine
Pine
E. J. Kelley
Richmond
Harold Glascock
Culpeper
Glascock
Dick Weaver
Tommy
Jean
Iden
Jean LaRue Tench
Pulaski
Luther Broaddus
Webster Grove, Mo
Marshall Hollis
National Ave
Roberta Lee
Ty Hraculas
South Braddock & Wolfe Sts
New White
Florida
Iss
America
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Food Center
N. Loudoun St. Phorie
Shhwayder
Cather’s
Eel
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun St. Ee
Mervel
Adams Plumbing
N. Cameron
Timberlake's
Lydis E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lovett Bros
N. Loudoun St
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