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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1949

Page

10

Historic Garden Tour Opens in Warren County April 23 25

Warren County Garden Club plans a historic garden tour April 23 25 featuring estates in Front Royal and surrounding areas. Highlights include the Trenary home near Nineveh Richards house Riverside Druid Hill Ken Manor Meadowbrook and other large houses with notable gardens and architecture.

Warren County Estates Front Royal Line Drive Warren County Erin William Trenary Nineveh Riverside Riverton Richards J. N. Major Front Royal Druid Hill Beverley Browne Shehandoah Valley Blue Ridge Rappahannock County Ken Manor Ander Gordon Basil Gordon Meadowbrook All W. P. Slauter Winester Clarke County Pril Neigh

Westhampton junior Ellen Largent tapped by Mortar Board

Miss Ellen Bradine Largent daughter of Mrs B W Largent 315 S Stewart Sr a Westhampton college junior at the University of Richmond has been tapped by Mortar Board a national honorary society for undergraduate women based on scholarship leadership and service. She is treasurer of the College Government Assn secretary of the athletic association and a freshman counselor and serves on the staffs of the undergraduate magazine and newspaper.

Ellen Bradine Largent B. W. Largent S. Stewart Sr Westhampton College University of Richmond Mortar Board Largent Westhampton College Government Assn Athletic Association Freshma

Parish Hall Dedicates in Memory of Dr Nelson at Seminary

Simple services marked the dedication of a new hall at the Virginia Episcopal Seminary in Alexandria to honor Dr Thomas Kinloch Nelson. A former professor at the seminary and missionary in China he died in 1940 and was the brother of Rev Robert B Nelson. Attendees included Mrs Robert B Nelson Seddon C Nelson and Stewart Bell Jr.

Omatish Emmanuel Virginia Episcopal Seminary Alexandria Thomas Kinloch Nelson China Nelson Robert B. Nelson Christ Episcopal Church, Winchester Seddon C. Nelson Stewart Bell Jr

Weekend Visitors Reach From Valley to Atlanta and White Post

Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Nicklaus hosted week end guests from Johnstown Pa and White Post including Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Zimmerman sister of Mrs. Nicklaus and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lohr with sons Buzzy and Terry Lee. Eugene Sirbaugh of Atlanta Ga. visited Front Royal with his mother and stayed in Winchester with his brother Norman Sirbaugh.

Mrs. C. J. Nicklaus C. J. Nicklaus Valley Ave C. D. Zimmerman Johnstown Eugene Sirbaugh Eugenie Sirbaugh Atlanta Front Royal Sadie Proctorsper Winchester Norman Sirbaugh

Mrs. Herbert Larrick Speaks at Interdenominational Study

Mrs. Herbert Larrick represented the Episcopal church at an interdenominational study class on Mission Study of China at St James Episcopal church in Leesburg. Attendees from Christ Episcopal church included Mrs Harold Brown, Mrs Herbert Larrick, Mrs B F Arthur, Mrs J R Yerby, and Mrs Joseph Hodgson.

Herbert Larrick Episcopal Church China St. James Episcopal Church Leesburg Christ Episcopal Church Harold Brown B. F. Arthur J. R. Yerby Joseph Hodgson

Calendar of events for April 7 to 10 in Winchester area

Local calendar lists meetings and performances across churches, clubs, schools, and groups. Highlights include Quota Club, Shenandoah District Student Cooperative Assn., GAA council, Jewel Box and Newberrys rolloffs, historical society reorganization, Mary Martha and Golden Link classes, WSCS at Macedonia, GAA and other church and civic activities, plus a Palm Sunday cantata at First Baptist.

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 Marjorie Hartley Fairmont Ave Queen Esther EUB Church Fred Robinson WSCS Macedonia Methodist Church Roy Ferguson Welltown Pike GAA Northern Virginia Power Co Christ Episcopal Church Good Friend Northeast District Geo. Washington Hotel Mt. Williams Ladies Aid Society The Congregational Christian Church John Spaid Amherst St Berryville High School Stonewall High School Woodmen of the World Odd Fellows Hall Elizabeth Grim Frederick County Shockeysville

Fredericktown Garden Club Sponsors Film Event

The Old Fredericktown Garden club hosts a film presentation Historic Virginia at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church assembly room at 3 p m on April 13. Courtesy of Standard Oil Co. after the showing, the Old Fredericktown Garden club meets at Mrs George Snarr 419 South Stewart Street.

Old Fredericktown

Ripberger Hospitalized In Winchester For Surgery

Tom Ripberger, staying with sister Lena Finch in Strasburg, was admitted to Winchester hospital as a surgical patient last week. His condition is reported good. In Keyser West Virginia Albert See and wife visited and attended a party for Joe See of Washington. Other Winchester residents visiting Keyser included Lucy Coffelt and her son Bobby, Charles See, Pauline Critzel and Samuel Grim. St Ann's Guild Plans Saturday Rummage Sale at Christ Episcopal Church house starting 10 a.m.

Tom Ripberger Lena Finch Strasburg Winchester Hospital Albert See Keyser W. Va Joe See Washington Winchester Lucy Coffelt Bobby Charles See Pauline Critzel Samuel Grim St. Ann's Guild St. Ann’s Guild The Christ Episcopal Church Episcopal Church

Mr. Bill Mowery Returns to Strasburg Home

Mr Bill Mowery a surgical patient in Winchester hospital has returned to his home near Strasburg confirming his discharge and recovery progress at his residence in the Strasburg area.

Bill Mowery Strasburg Winchester Hospital

Bits of Poetry Subject For Miss Marjorie Davies

Miss Marjorie Davies, Civic League member and lecturer, will speak on Bits of Poetry at the Women's Civic League literature group meeting at 448 W Leicester St. at 4 p.m. She studied at the New England Conservatory and L Alliance Fran aise and has lectured in Philadelphia and Germantown. She will read John Masefield and Frances Palmer.

Marjorie Davies Civic League Women's Civic League Sam Prestop Leicester St Miss Davies New England Conservatory of Music Boston L’alliance Francaise Paris Flora Stone Mather Cleveland University of Western Ontario London Canada Winchester Mt. Airy Philadelphia Philadelphia Council of Defense Woman’s Club of Germantown John Masefield England Frances Palmer Shaker Heights Ohio

Mrs Ernest Robinson Hosts AAUW Meeting Today

Mrs. Ernest Robinson of 602 S Stewart will entertain the local AAUW branch at 3 p.m. Saturday. Hostesses include Miss Emma Ridgeway Mrs D E Leatherman and Mrs Robert Underwood with Kenrick Marshall of UNESCO speaking on Education for International Understanding. New members named are Mrs Paul T Moore Miss Pavey Lupton Miss Catherine T Beattie Mrs French A Lee and Mrs Mark McHale.

Ernest Robinson S. Stewart Sr American Association of University Women Emma Ridgeway D. E. Leatherman Robert Underwood Aad Kenrick Marshall Harvard University Unesco Paul T. Moore Pavey Lupton Catherine T. Beattie French A. Lee Mark McHale

Birthday Anniversary Party for Beckner and White Highlights Front Royal

Winchester residents joined a birthday anniversary party honoring Mrs. Elsie Beckner and Mrs. Elizabeth White at Beckner's Front Royal home. Guests included Miss Bernice Carper Miss Lucille McIlwee and Mrs. Judy Shank. Music dancing and a buffet supper were enjoyed.

Winchester Elsie Beckner Elizabeth White Front Royal The American Viscose Corp Bernice Carper Lucille McIlwee Udery Shank

Mr and Mrs Lew Jackson Return Home After Vacation

Mr and Mrs Lew Jackson of 115 Morgan Street have returned home after a four month stay in St Petersburg Florida.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Jackson Lew Jackson Morgan St St. Petersburg Fla

Federated Council Seeds Drive and Garden Prize Plans

The Federated Council of Church Women will meet at the Handley library at 3 30 p m to discuss seed distribution for a Winchester garden project. Seeds will be given to families and prizes awarded at season end for best garden and vegetables plus exhibits. Thomas Reed Wolfe turns 3 at a Berryville celebration hosted by Cecil Price Wolfe with many local children in attendance. Magnus Carper of Millwood Ave visits J C Foster of White Post for the weekend.

Federated Council Federated Council of Church Women Handley Library Winchester

Hevener Announces Birth of Daughter Patricia

Capt and Mrs J W Hevener of New Jersey announce the birth of a daughter Patricia on March 29. Mrs Hevener is the former Margaret Thompson daughter of Mr Alex Thompson 211 Sharp St. Husbands and wives invited to covered dish supper at Kernstown Methodist church tonight at 7 p.m. Couples to bring a dish. St Marys Guild to meet Monday at 3 30 p.m. Mrs John M Steck Jr 312 Fairmont Ave to entertain. Mr and Mrs L E Armel had as weekend guests their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harold Brumbaugh of Hagerstown. Mrs Blanche Grim ill at home.

Thomas Reed Wolfe Cecil Price Wolfe Berryville Carolyn Edmunds Donna and Carol Lee Russell Ruth Rogers Mary Randolph Smith Sharon Grimm Jeanie Iden Sharon Wolfe Patricia Burns David Grimm Tookie Kern Jr Clinton Stowers David Clay Childs Michael Berry Tommy Louthan Rob Smith Chuckie Enders Tommy Iden David Feen J. W. Hevener Capt New Jersey Patricia Hevener Margaret Thompson Alex Thompson Sharp St Kernstown St. Mary’s Guild John M. Steck Jr Fairmont Ave St. Mary’s Guild of Christ Episcopal Church L. E. Armel S. Cameron Sr Harold Brumbaugh Hagerstown

Mrs Gardner Headley Returns Home After Hospital Stay

Mrs Gardner Headley, once a Winchester hospital patient, has returned to her Berryville Avenue residence and is reported to be improving slowly.

Gardner Headley Winchester Hospital Berryville Ave

Washington guests visit Ro land McInturffs in city

Mr and Mrs R McInturff welcomed Washington guests Mr and Mrs Horace McInturff over the weekend at their home on S Loudoun St The couple stayed with the McInturffs as they visited the area Mr Claude Grim an assistant cashier at Farmers and Merchants National Bank is slowly improving after two weeks in Winchester hospital Visitors remain restricted.

R. McInturff Washington Horace McIinturff Rolland McIinturff S. Loudoun St Claude Grim The Farmers and Merchants National Bank Winchester Hospital

Births Apr 6 A Girl for Mr and Mrs Sterling W Spencer

A girl was born April 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Sterling W Spencer of Craigsville. Mrs. Spencer is the former Jean M Harris.

Sterling W. Spencer Craigsville Spencer Jean M. Harris

Mighty Useful Webster's Illustrated Tower Dictionary and Atlas

An advertisement offers the miniature encyclopedia size Webster's Illustrated Tower Dictionary and Atlas with 378 pages, 25 000 definitions, 16 color world maps, and extra data on synonyms antonyms and more. It lists a 40 cent price plus postage from The Winchester Star Information Bureau in Washington DC.

Webster’s Winchester Star Information Bureau Eye St N. E Washington D. C

Richmond Army Officer Named to Virginia Tech Board

Col. Charles H. Reed of Richmond has been named to the Virginia Tech board of visitors by Gov. Tuck, succeeding the late Senator Robert A. Russell of Rutburg. The report notes record rainfall in New Orleans at 15.1 inches in 17 hours.

Richmond Charles H. Reed Virginia Tech Board of Visitors Tuck Robert A. Russell Rutburg New Orleans

Modern Etiquette Q A on birthday cards and introductions

Q A guidance from Roberta Lee on social civility. A girl may send a birthday card to a male coworker friend. A second greeting after introductions is tactless and embarrassing. Asparagus should be eaten with the fork, the portion not easily broken off.

Jane

Pretty Tulip Dress Pattern 4808 Advertised by Anne Adams

An earnest pattern advertisement promotes Tulip dress pattern 4808 by Anne Adams. It lists sizes 2 through 10, shows a printed design in dotted swiss, and notes complete illustrated instructions. The ad requests 25 cents to mail and offers a Spring Pattern Book with a free four-store pattern and a 15 cent copy option.

Tulip Applique Inc Anne Adams Winchester Star Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N. Y

Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon

A compact teaching note on correct usage of fact versus actual fact and common pronounciation pitfalls. It covers mispronunciations like glycerin and misspellings such as descent versus decent. Includes a word story about earning a word after repeated use.

W. L. Gordon

Sinuous Trace Marks Mil ton Ground

A sinuous line streaks across the ground forming a serpentine waviness. The phrase evokes a flexible, winding motion as the trace bends in and out like a flowing path.

Milton

Life Insurance in U S Reaches 188 Billion at 1947 End

The total value of life insurance policies in the United States rose to 188 billion dollars by the end of 1947, reflecting broad growth across major companies and aging populations.

United States

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Barbara Sprenkle Barbara G. Sprenkle Pennsylvania State Ge Sprenkle H. Sprenkle Gamma Phi Beta Geet Home Emics Esther Henkel Carpenter EUB Pius MACY Ellen B. Largent Parish Hall America de Glemour Charm Seventeen Seedies’ Home Journal Lit Chester Fredericktown Club OLD Dominion Chocolate Gaunt Mrs. Ernest Robinson AAUW M. Carper Fosters Magnus Carper Millwood Ave J. C. Foster White Post Blanche Grim Washington, D. C Cyrith Lovett Bros N. Loudoun St Tech Roberta Lee Cather Cather’s Travel American Express FDIO Timberlake April Vogue Margaret L. Hodgson
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