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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1941

Page

6

Calendar of Mon and Tue Odd Fellows and club meetings

Calendar lists 8:00 p m weekly IOOF meeting at their hall 8:00 p m Tri State Association meeting at Odd Fellows Hall on Monday. Tuesday features a 12:30 p m Lions Club luncheon at a hotel 3:30 p m Century Club at Mrs Massie’s home 7:30 p m University Club Study Group at Miss Krise’s home 8:00 p m Rebekah Association at the Odd Fellows Hall.

Tri-State Association Odd Fellows Odd Fellows Hall Lions Club Century Club Joseph Massie University Club Harriet Krise Rebekah Association

Leslie Golliday Weds Miss Zinn In Shrewsbury Ceremony

Miss Catherine Elizabeth Zinn and Mr. C Leslie Golliday wed Saturday afternoon at 4 30 in Shrewsbury near York with Rev Herbert Kline presiding. Attendants included Miss Maxie Golliday and Miss Helen Zinn. reception followed at the Zarfoss home and a brief honeymoon took them through Virginia before settling in York.

Catherine Elizabeth Zinn Co. M. Zinn York C. Leslie Golliday Carmel L. Golliday Stephens City Shrewsbury York St H. S. Zarfoss Mites Maxie Golliday Helen Zinn Kenneth Deveney Zarfosses Virginia

Anna Carpenter Weds Lynn Norman at Presbyterian Church

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Anna Carpenter daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Carpenter of Opequon to Mr Lynn Norman son of Mr and Mrs C W Norman near here. The ceremony Saturday at 9 am officiated by Rev Ronald S Wilson. The bride and groom plan to reside at Evendale where Mr Norman works with Halderman dairy and farm.

Anna Carpenter J. L. Carpenter Opequon Lynn Norman C. W. Norman Near Here Presbyterian Church Ronald S. Wilson Handley High School Norman

Easter Social Roundup Visitors at White House and Nearby

Attendees of the Easter Egg Hunt at the White House include Mr and Mrs F L Sargent Sr Mrs R E Griffith Mrs C R Anderson Brenda Carter Betty Edmonds and Roger Edmonds. Several people left for Virginia New York and Florida after weekend visits. Measles confinement for Miss Jonedith Henry noted with satisfactory condition.

White House Washington F. L. Sargent, Sr R. E. Griffith C. R. Anderson Brenda Carter Betty Edmonds Roger Edmonds

Modern Etiquette Q A Bridging Guide

Parents of the groom elect must call on the bride to welcome the family and receive engagement news. Do not refer to a husband by a nickname. use formal Mr. Nelson. When a guest wins first prize at a bridge party she should rise and show it to others.

Tom Mr. Nelson

Easter guestlist and returnees from area colleges

Dr. MacClellan Fellows of Shanghai and daughter Katherine Fellows visit Mr and Mrs W Nelson Page through Thursday. Local students Tom Whitham Howard Cather Harry Stewart Richard Kern Bill Bennett Leary Baker return to VPI after Easter. Several other residents travel or return from holidays and colleges.

Dr. MacClellan Fellows Shanghai China Katherine Fellows Alexandria A W. Nelson Page Thursay Tom Whitham Howard Cather Harry and Donald Stewart Richard Kern Bill Bennett Leary Baker Howard Allen Princeton University Lewis M. Allen

April A A U W Meeting Highlights Poetry Talk

The April meeting at Miss Mary Glenn Lupton's home featured a poetry interpretation by E P Browning with readings of modern poets and his own works. Officers were elected: Mrs Ronald Wilson vice president, Miss Virginia Barr treasurer, Mrs Robert Dechart secretary, and Mrs George Snart treasurer.

Mary Glenn Lupton Harriett Krise E. P. Browning Ronald Wilson Virginia Barr Robert Dechart George Snart Elizabeth Fuller Jackson South Atlantic National Association Association Cincinnati Winchester Little Theatre North Cameron Street

Relaxing helps nervous women find rest and beauty

The article urges women to learn relaxation techniques to reduce fatigue and improve sleep. It suggests slow breathing, progressive muscle relaxation, and mental calm, plus routines on trains or at home to ease dinner digestion and avoid dark circles. It also invites readers to send beauty questions to the Beauty Box Editor.

Beauty

Community Club Meetings And Visits In City

Visitors belonging to the Order are invited to an East ern Star meeting tonight. Cooking Class meets Wednesday at 2 30 in the Northern Virginia Power Company home service kitchen. Study Group of University Club meets tomorrow at 7 30 at Miss Harriet Krise home. Brahms will be studied. Century Club holds a 3 o'clock meeting at Mrs. Joseph Massie home with a 4 o'clock regular session. Miss Caroline Hunter presents Paraguay and Uruguay. Stamp Club members plan a Washington visit tonight to the Thomson Community Center with Wilbur Johnson F C Beavers Paul Chamberlin and Rev E L Roof.

McKinley Order of the Eastern Star Clara Colbert Home Service Northern Virginia Power Company University Club Harriet Krise Brahms Century Club Joseph Massie Caroline Hunter Paraguay Uruguay Stamp Club Washington Market Street Methodist Church Capitol Thomson Community Center Messrs Wilbur Johnson F. C. Beavers Paul Chamberlin E. L. Roof Stephens City

Many Steel Sales Put On File

New York April 14 financial market writers review Steel magazine data showing early year steel sales on paper not actual. Federal Housing Administration reports rising building costs yet small home insurance applications reach a new weekly record ending April 5.

New York Steel Federal Housing Administration

Middleburg Races Draw Large Crowd With Hunt Ball

Saturday at Middleburg featured lively races and numerous informal parties surrounding the event. Attendees from Clarke included many local residents and guests from Washington D C and nearby towns, with the Hunt Ball at the High School auditorium serving as the weekend climax.

Middleburg Virginia Russell Margaret Byrd Eleanor Flood Lloyd Symington Clippy Amory Washington, D. C Margaret Snider M. M. Green Beverley Wright Clarke Thomas Byrd David Donovan Henry Post Mitchell William Bell Watkins A. A. Baldwin Alix Sommaripa William J. Donovan Prescott Huidekoper Rosalind Page Huidekoper Gwynne Harrison Judy Randolph Roland Mitchell Stacy B. Lloyd, Jr David H. Allen, Jr Ewart Johnston

Lebanon Church News Reflects Ills and Visits

April update from Lebanon Church notes Mrs. Virginia Racey is very ill living with her daughter Mrs. George Lindamood. Mr. Guy McDonald and daughter are indisposed. Louise Brown is improving. Arthur Beeler and Lena Estep visited Julius and Ida Keller. Viola Wilson is improving. Bowers, Himelright, and Pingley traveled to Woodstock on business. Several others reported visits and relocations, including Mrs. W L Whittington near Shepherstown and Mrs. Clara Keller staying with a sibling in Nineveh.

Lebanon Church Virginia Racey Geo. Lindamood Guy McDonald Louise Brown Arthur Beeler Lena Estep Julius Ida Keller Viola Wilson Bill Bowers Luther Himelright Lee Pingley Woodstock Newton Shaffer W. H. Bowers Jack Richard Front Royal W. L. Whittington Shepherdstown W. Va Clara B. Keller Nineveh Gertrude Bowers Ruth Elaine Jack Cook Kernstown

Here And There With Boys In Training Camps

AP reports from multiple camps on light hearted and peculiar incidents. At Camp Stewart a unit uses an eight ball fronting tents failing inspection to force compliance. Fort Worden shows a sergeant drilling rookies with a humorous exchange.

Associated Press Camp Stewart 209Th New York Fort Worden Wash

Stephens City Laymen Oppose Sunday Movies

A meeting of Stephens City laymen at Refuge Church adopted resolutions by about 100 attendees opposing Sunday movies in Winchester and Frederick County. They urged Sabbath observance, church gathering for worship, and warned against exploiting the holy day for amusement. A. W. Conner C. S. Headley Henry Mears J. D. Cammer led the effort.

Stephens City Refuge Church Winchester America Frederick County A. W. Conner C. S. Headley Stephens City Church Henry Mears Fairview J. D. Cammer Kernstown Mr. Conner

Training For Scout Leaders Begins Tonight

George Sanders announces a four week Boy Scout troop operation training starting Monday April 14 at the Northern Virginia Power Colony office. Four weekends culminate in a camp at Cacapon State Park with sessions on troop routines health safety and civic service. Distinguished course officers include Ray Garrabrandt D W Naff Jr Harold Rowe and Versus Sirbaugh.

George Sanders Central District Northern Virginia L. J. McElligott Central District Advancement First Baptist Church D. W. Naff, Jr Woodhull Baker Peter Oldham Thomas N. Pollard Peyton Marshall, Jr Herbert Schutte

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