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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1940

Page

8

Clarke County Estates Open For Garden Week Delights

Berryville Virginia hosts Virginia Garden Week April 22 to 27 with Scaleby gardens praised as Virginia’s notable rock gardens. Open estates include Long Branch Pairfield Annefield Audley and more, plus social events and visitors from Richmond, Philadelphia, New York as locals plan lectures and theatre and church gatherings.

Clarke County Estates Berryville Scaleby Gardens Virginia Kenneth N. Gilpin Clarke¢ County Long Branch Hugh M. Nelson

Stephens City Juniors Banquet For Seniors

The Stephens City High School Junior Class hosted a Senior Banquet on Thursday April 18 at the George Washington Hotel. The event featured toasts by class officers, speeches by faculty and sponsors, musical numbers, and a joint flower presentation of white carnations marking the close of the year’s activities. Special guests included Rev and Mrs Julian Owen Robert Ayler Miss Garnet Hamrick and Miss Rachel Welch among others.

Stephens City High School J. C. McMullen George Washington Hotel Charles Mudd Mienee Cecil Techs Sylvia Carper Gladys Julian Towen Elsie Eltha Edwards Helen Pappas Earl Sampsell Sally Pingley Lorimer Walker Lillian Snyder Rachel Welch Julian T. Owen Robert . E. Ayler Claude B. Stickley Garnet Hamrick C. Clint Rhodes Elsie L. Havermale Virginia Stickfey

Marriage Announcement for Ellen Finley and Arthur Reese Cooley

Announcement of the marriage of Ellen Finley and Arthur Reese Cooley both of Middletown. They wed April 6 in Catlettsburg Kentucky. The bride is daughter of George Finley and the late Mrs Finley of Kinksville West Virginia. Cooley is son of Mrs Cooley and the late W E Cooley of Waverly Middletown. Cooley manages the Waverly arm. Dr and Mrs W W McIntyre of Fairmont Avenue will visit with Mr and Mrs Harry G Anderson of Philamont this evening. Mrs Brooke Gochenour and Mrs Robert Fletcher of Upper Yile were recent guests in Winchester.

Reese Cooley Ellen Finley Arthur Reese Cooley Middletown Catlettsburg George Finley Finley Kinksville W. Va Cooley W. E. Cooley Waverly W. W. McIntyre Fairmont Avenue Harry G. Anderson Philamont Brooke Gochenour Robert Fletcher Upperyile Winches

Katherine Bly and Maurice Perry Wed in Stephens City

Miss Katherine Evelyn Bly daughter of Mrs. Bly and Maurice William Perry son of Stuart M. Perry were married Saturday April 13. The ring ceremony occurred at 2 PM in the Lutheran parsonage officiated by Rev. Frank L. Roof. Both graduates of Handley class of 1939, the couple now reside at 730 South Kent Street.

Katherine Evelyn Bly Shelton A. Bly Maurice William Perry Stuart M. Perry Stephens City Frank L. Roof Trinity and St. Paul Handley South Kent Street

Day and Zirkle Tie The Knot In Middletown Ceremony

Miss Mary Elizabeth Day and Mr. Alfred William Zirkle, both of New Market Virginia, wed yesterday morning in the parsonage of Rev. T. J. Brown, Methodist pastor at Middletown. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Day and the groom the son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer R. Zirkle.

Mary Elizabeth Day Alfred William Zirkle New Market T. J. Brown Middletown Thomas A. Day Homer R. Zirkle

Con version of Aunt Jane presented by White Hall church

The Adult Bhile Class of White Hall Methodist will present a play titled The Con version of Aunt Jane on Friday night at 8 oclock April 26. Public invited. Visitors from Myerstown W Va included Mr and Mrs N B Shingleton Mrs Margaret Parish Miss Nora Parish Mrs Margaret Payne and Miss Nina Ruckman called on ill Mr C R Langdon. They also visited Dr and Mrs H R Langdon of Charles Town W Va. Parish has returned to Gore after wintering with N B Shingleton and family in South Cameron street. Tom Scully to spend weekend in Richmond.

Charles F. McIntosh Clarke County Joseph F. Moore Wiliam P. McGuire Legion White Hall Methodist Church N. B. Shingleton Margaret Parish Nora Parish Margaret Payne Nina Ruckman Myerstown W. Va C R. Langdon H. R. Langdon Charles Town Gore Mrs South Cameron Street

Local social notes from Gainesboro and surrounding towns

Dinner guests Sunday at the Melin Adams home in Gainesboro included Statton Qorndorff and family from Stephenson, Shingleton from Winchester, and Delwin Parish. Margaret Byrd left for Richmond for a week with Lelia Leigh and will attend the Maryland Hunt Cup near Baltimore next weekend. F L Sargent Jr visits his Washington parents this weekend, returning Sunday. Mrs Wardlaw, aunt of Lester Arnold, is seriously ill in Quanah Texas after two blood transfusions. Mrs Kremer is slowly improving at home on West Monmouth. Mrs Thomas Byrd of Kentmere Boyce Virginia is in Saratoga Springs New York. Mrs Charles Peace of Round Bay Maryland arrives to spend the weekend.

Melin Adams Gainesboro Statton Qorndorff Dorothy Shirley Peggy Bobby Stephenson Shingleton Winchester Delwin Parish Margaret Byrd Richmond Lelia Leigh Maryland F. L. Sargent, Jr Valley Avenue Washington D. L. Wardlaw Lester Arnold South Stewart Street Quanah Texas

Local DAR Delegates Attend National Convention in Washington

Mrs. Joseph A Stretchberry of Winchester and Mrs. George Robert Slater of Upperville led six Fort Loudoun D A R members in Washington for the national DAR convention. The group attended Mrs F D Roosevelt’s White House reception yesterday afternoon. Four additional representatives joined them in Washington yesterday. The Century Club Luncheon is planned for next Saturday but postponed due to illness of the hostess Mrs Louis Baker of North.

White House Joseph A. Stretchberry Winchester George Robert Slater Upperville Washington Fort Loudoun the Daughters of the American Revolution Mary Robinson J. Howard Cather Charles P. McVicar Gordon Mackie F. D. Roosevelt Century Club Louis Baker North

Century Club cancel meeting set. luncheon 1:30 at George Washington Hotel

Braddock street announces no Tuesday April 23 meeting for the Century Club but a luncheon will be held Saturday at 1 30 pm at the George Washington Hotel with a business session beforehand and a talk by Mrs Warren Whitside on Belgium and Belgian Laces. Gore Ladies Aid Society hosted on South Cameron Street with music and refreshments. members and guests listed. Alma Carlisle hosted C I C of Duncan Memorial Methodist Berryville last night with attendance noted.

Gore Ladies’ Aid Society South Cameron Street Ladies’ Aid Society of Gore Margaret Parish N. B. Shingleton William Wolford Patsy Mellon Adams Brandell Larrick M. C. Garvin Weaver Alma Carlisle C.I.C Duncan Memorial Methodist Church Berryville Constance White Gladys Cheshire Frances Rutherford Virginia Kercheval Ruth Lancaster Cornelia Livengood Gladys Hart Louise Sponsellor Mary Cave Marvin Carlisle Haines

Baltimore Market Report Shows Mixed Poultry and Live Stock Prices

Baltimore April 20 market quotations show steady poultry with varied prices for chickens fowl and ducks. Cattle hogs and sheep prices at Baltimore and Chicago reflect weekly gains with steady to firm trends and higher hogs and steers. Philadelphia butter eggs and live poultry values are listed with range figures for multiple grades.

Baltimore Baltimore Butter and Egg Exchange Baltimore Livestock U. S. Dept. Agr Chicago Livestock Chicago Philadelphia Plymouth Rocks

Steel and aviation lead early stock market rally in New York

The New York market opened with gains as steels, aviation and specialty issues rose, lifting indices about two points at best. Shipbuilding, paper and woolen shares led the advance, with steel stocks turning higher and aeronautical issues climbing as motors, rails, copper and utility stocks edged forward.

Wall Street New York

Modern Etiquette Q and A for social events

Q May one repay an invitation to a bridge party with a tea invite Yes but repay with the same kind of invitation. Q When a girl and escort attend a buffet supper should the girl allow escort to fill her plate or fill it herself Either way is all right. Q When seated in a movie theatre should one rise to allow another to pass Yes.

Ask Data On Sales of Planes In War Time

Washington April 20 congressional demand seeks complete data on how Allied war plane purchases affect national defense. Senator Johnson presses Maj Gen Arnold to testify on priority deliveries and impact of foreign orders on army plane construction while Admiral Towers says Allied buys have not affected the navy.

Washington Johnson R-Calif H. H. Arnold Senate Naval Committee Navy J. H. Towers Arnold Army Admiral Towers Naval Aeronautics

Agreement On Dutch East Indies Reached by 3 Nations

Kensuke Horinouchi, Japanese ambassador, said after a long talks with Secretary Hull that the United States and Japan are in substantial agreement on the future status of the Dutch East Indies. He said the Netherlands also wants to maintain the status quo and that Japan will stay non-involved in the European war.

Washington Kensuke Horinouchi Hull United States Japan Dutch East Indies Netherlands

Denmark Protests Seizure of Ships

Denmark insists its 700 ship merchant fleet is entitled to sail freely and cannot recognize British claims that Danish vessels are prizes of war. The Danish shipping committee said the stance rests on international law and follows Germany's invasion of Denmark on April 9.

New York Denmark Danish Shipping Committee Germany

Markets See Fastest Short Session Since November

Volume rose in early trading with 20 660 shares changing hands as transfers climbed, marking the fastest short session since November 4. The closing quotations list gains for multiple firms including Al Chem 177 Am Can 1154 Am Rad 842 Am Smel 51 and others across utilities metals and retailers.

al. Chem Am. Can Am. Rad Am. Smel Anaconda B. O Bethlehem Chrysler Con. Edison Cigar Motors Goodyear J. Manville Kennecott M. Ward Dairy Packard Penney (Jc

Versatile Barbara Bell Pattern 1557 B for Holiday Outfits

Pattern No 1557 B offers a sunback top shorts skirt bolero and optional skirt for sport street and casual wear. Sizes 12 14 16 18 20 with busts 30 to 38. Requires yards of fabric and ric rac. full sew chart with seven steps included. Order spring pattern book and patterns from the listed address.

Barbara Bell Ricrac

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