The Gentle Heart excerpted scene of Jenny and Dick
Jenny manages conflicts with Dick and guests over Ghilter Ghiffie the dog and a shy, hurt Dick. Faith shows unease about Mother Owens plans as Max and she worry about social ties and Ken, while Pete works on Dick room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangeline
Nat
Brent
New York
Ghillie
Faith
Mother Owen
Westport
Jenny
Mother
Max
Ponaeee
Ken
Wlinbis
Easter Visit Notes and Local Social Gatherings
Local families hosted relatives and friends during the Easter weekend. Guests included the Chapmans and Donald Chapman from Arlington, the Weavers, George Schecter and Frank Schecter, and Mrs Randell Palmer from Winchester. Other visits came from Richmond and Washington residents sharing holidays at various homes. The Gleaners Class held a church supper and hosting families gathered in Boyce and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Weavers
George Schecter and Son
Frank
Randell Palmer
Winchester
Local Families Guests and Travels Noted Across Clarke County
Rich mond and Birmingham residents visit relatives while guests from Nineveh Wilmington Del and Pittsburgh return home. Clergy and bank officials also spend Easter weekend with local families in Clarke County and Hagerstown.
Weekend Socials Spread Through Washington and Nearby Homes
A series of family visits and gatherings are noted. John Nelson Carr Charles Hardesty and Hattie McDonald with Nell Jane Hardesty spent Sunday in Washington. Leigh and Stephens families shared time on Walnut Street and with the Potts grandparents. Jimmy Ritter hosted a birthday buffet with a large guest list at the Ritter home. J D Griffing and family joined Easter weekend guests at Windy Point Fishing Bay Middlesex County and Griffing attended a Selective Service Conference at Langley Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nelson Carr
Charles ‘Triplett Hardesty 2d
Hattie McDonald
Nell Jane Hardesty
Washington
L. H. Leigh
Tommy
T. M. Stephen
Stephens
Leighs
Walnut St
Jimmy Ritter
Mrs. H. N. Ritter
the Ocean
Beth Ames
Eleanor Camper
Sue Blythe
Sue Ellen Clevenger
Nan Allen Levi
Joan Brubaker
Barbara Cole Rowland
Sandra Bowerman
Marietta Ames
Linda Camper
Pat Joyce
Dana Long
Mac Canter
Donnie Royston
Lou Tappan Boxwell
Chester Hobert
Charlie Paget
J. D. Griffing
Home Demonstration Agent Returns From Easter Visit
Miss Hilda Collie Clarke county agent returns after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Jack Collie at their Halifax County home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kerns
Baltimore
Mos
Robert Kerns
Near
Mary Crampton Staples
Billy
Oak Grove
Lee Clarke
Boyce
Hilda Collie
Clarke
Mrs
Jack Collie
Halifax County
D. Blanton Allen and Sons
Blanton and
Danny
Easter Gatherings Span Families Across Town
Residents shared Easter visits with relatives and friends in Berryville and nearby towns. Several households hosted extended family including the Simpsons Lickey Malones and Idens, with trips noted to Falls Church Bluemont and Richmond.
World War II Bond Sales Totaled 156.9 Billion Dollars
The U.S. Treasury raised 156.9 billion dollars through all eight war bond issues between December 1942 and December 1945, funding World War II efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Wilkins Rites Friday At Pine Grove Church
The remains of Oliver J. Wilkins were removed from the funeral home this afternoon. The funeral will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Pine Grove Church, with six nephews of the deceased as pallbearers. The late residence near Needmore will rest there until the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver J. Wilkins
Needmore
Pine Grove
More
Hoaeee
Huge American Flag Flows Over Bridge in Minnesota
A colossal US flag measures 60 by 90 feet and weighs about 250 pounds as it drapes over a bridge in Minnesota. Local observers describe the display as a striking patriotic emblem witnessed near Sesene Laantestes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anacoes Sesene Laantestes Bridge
Sella
Robbery Foiled In Berryville at H B Whiting Co
An attempted Berryville robbery at the H B Whiting Co was halted when Lonnie Levi of Veterans Cleaners reported two men fleeing as he passed. Foreman Joseph Duke found the office ransacked but the cash safe untouched. entry had been through a broken front panel. Bloodhounds followed the trail to a decoy location where nuts and bolts were abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Whiting Co
Berryville
Lonnie Levi
Veterans Cleaners
Levi
Joseph Duke
Whiting
State Road
Funeral services for Virgie O Burkhart
Virgie O Burkhart’s funeral was held with friends and relatives gathering at Jones Funeral Home at 1 30 p.m. then proceeding to St Paul Lutheran Church for rites at 2 p.m. The Rev E B Smith and the Rev A H Boozer officiated. Burial followed in the adjacent cemetery with pallbearers Percy Hershman Oren Snapp Alfred Snapp Floyd Snapp Zirkle Williams and Ralph Williams named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgie O. Burkhart
Jones Funeral Home
St. Paul Lutheran Church
E. B. Smith
A. H. Boozer
Percy Hershman
Oren Snapp
Alfred Snapp
Floyd Snapp
Zirkle Williams
Ralph Williams
Why Maine and Riviera Climates Differ
The answer notes that the Mediterranean enjoys warm winds from the South Atlantic warming winters, while nearby New England remains cold due to the Labrador Current. The contrast in currents and air masses explains the climate difference despite similar latitude.
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Maine
Riviera
France
Mediterranean
South Atlantic
New England
Labrador
Berryville Socials Highlights Local Visits and Easter Guests
In Berryville social notes Rev. Albert Muller and Mrs Muller returned to Richmond after visiting Miss Sarah B Crown. Guests included Henry Kerfoot and family from Arlington and Cynthia Wood visiting Calpeper with Mrs Virginia Wood. Several families hosted Easter gatherings and traveled to Richmond or Lynchburg for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Albert Muller
Muller
Richmond
Sarah B. Crown
James Wood, Jr
Cynthia
Cal- Peper
Virginia Wood
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THE
Kay Hamilton
Phillie
Jeommy
Scottie
Pete
Risa
Diplomatic Corps
Key Hamilton
Hing Fea
Frank Chapman
Donald Chapman
Arling
Virginia Carlisle
Granville
Thomas Shepherd
Crows Nest
Thomas Dix
Mary Frances Dix
Wilbur Gaunt
Gaunt
B. R. Pulliam
Thelma Reynolds
William Pulliam
Theodore Miller
George Feeney
Roanoke
William Harper Dean
G. Kenneth Levi
White Haven
the Shenandoah
Gleaners
Methodist Church
Horace G. Smithy
Charles McGuire
Richard Beardsworth
W. E. Shafer
W. E. Shafer, Sr
Birmingham
Ala
Miller Jett
Nineveh
Thomas Gold
Harry Warden
Church St
Charles McIntosh
William Potter
Wilmington, del
Clarke County
Ra Richardson
Ralph
Fairfield
Richardson
Chicago
Peter Williams
Pittsburgh
F. L. Ayler
Wayne Lewis
Culpeper
Ayler
Homer Hall
Jules Berndt
Howard Cather
Hagerstown
Norman C. Scott
Mountain National Bank
Clifton Forge
Janie Gordon
Clinton Newcomb
Charles Joyce
Farmville
Drug Store
Boyd Drug
Is) Gee
Pee — Potts
Boston
Potts
Carrol
Christine
Roy
George Burton
Brown Dudley
Ian Tinsville
Norris Simpson
Mrs. Simpson
Greentree
8. C
Henry Lickey
Louis Lickey
Arlington
Shirley Lickey
Mrs. Lickey
Amakey Benche Aps 5
Sterstown
W. Va
Spen
Alilder
Bluemont
C. T. Hardestys
T. H. Malone
Gussie Malone
Lucy Malone
Mabel Malone
Gussie Perkins
Petersburg
Woodrow Beard
Falls Church
Mason Morris
Harold Farrington
C. H. Iden
Ashland
Robert Iden
Daugher
James Iden
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Miller’s Hardware
N. Main St
Speciel
Arch Guiding Shank
Shoe Center
Winchester Front Royal
S&dan
Burkhart Funeral
Dean
Berryville Socials
Walter D. Wisecarver, Jr
John Sparks
Watesaap
Charles Bowerman
Regina Rooney
Philadelphia
Jessie Burks
Mrs. Broaddus Burks
Rosemont Circle
Burks
Lynchburg
Siprice Sale
Nash
America
Winchester Nash
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