Large Organization Sought to Publicize Festival
Barney directs committee seeking a large sponsor to publicize a local festival. The effort centers on forming an efficient advertising committee and coordinating business support.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1941
Page
7
Barney directs committee seeking a large sponsor to publicize a local festival. The effort centers on forming an efficient advertising committee and coordinating business support.
Capon Springs West Virginia April 38 The infant son of Murrel Larrick near here died Sunday night Burial was at Timber Ridge Christ Church cemetery Relatives and friends from the vicinity attended the services Mr and Mrs Reed of Washington DC were here Sunday Visce fr Harold Goode purchased another truck and has a mail contract from near Bunker Hill to Raymann Memorial Store at Warensville Ruth Watson enrolled at Vanity Fair Beauty Shop for beauty culture Clarence Brands underwent an operation at Winchester Memorial Hospital for relief of an abscessed lung Mrs Vernie Anderson was at Coes week
The Handley High School event for Hans Brinker featured a door prize drawn by a student. attendees included Mrs V and Mrs Maurice Clarke Gosee among others. Visitors Rosalie of W Maine and Merlin Waugh from Washington were noted, alongside local families at Mrs Ro Goodridge's home.
Mrs. Thos Carroll hosts and lists guests including Mr and Mrs Conway Russell and Jay Cone of Washington DC and Mrs Garfield Clarke of Baltimore along with Mr and Mrs Julian Roundtree and children of Silver Spring Maryland. Also mentioned are Allen Gaunt Glenwood Jobe Cassell Biggs and Jiggs Williams from Sanitary Stores Arlington VA who spent the weekend at their homes here.
Three days after Robert posted a lost cat ad, the feline wandered into the Warsaw newspaper office and the adder delivered the pet to the owner.
The old Funkhouser place barn, now owned by John Lowe, burned Tuesday causing heavy losses with little insurance. Much of the farm implements and hay were destroyed. Measles illness kept Mrs. Wardie Burkhart home. Walter Frye and John McKinsey returned from a visit to Olta Priffitt’s. R D Fawcett worked in Washington and spent the weekend at home.
Mt Pleasant April 28. Mr and Mrs O Werr Phillips and children of near Whitacre visited Mr and Mrs Vernon Milhon. The ladies socialized at Mrs Oliver Hamilton home with eight members present. Next meeting at Mr and Mrs John Perry's May 10 at 8 pm. Rev L C Messick and wife were supper guests at Mr and Mrs Alfred Sager's. Sunday School 10 am at U B Church and Christian Endeavor 7 30 pm. Miss Pearl ran visited rest in Winchester. Irene Boyce, daughter of Mr and Mrs Asbury Boyce, is slowly improving from measles.
Second Lieutenant Nannie L. Frye a reserve nurse from Lovettsville Virginia is ordered to duty with the Army of the United States for at least one year beginning around May 1 She will report for duty at Fort Belvoir Virginia.
Mr and Mrs J C Cooper and children Virginia and Conley Cooper of Davis West Virginia were guests at the Cooper home Sunday afternoon. The Clowser Glynn Flegal and Glenn Anderson groups attended a Springs dance last Friday. Mrs Glenn Anderson of Winchester is visiting Evergreen with her parents Mr and Mrs E A Richard. Mr and Mrs Charles Burke were in Winchester last Saturday. Eva Richard visited Anna Jane Cooper recently.
The note suggests that individual vegetable dishes for tables are not appropriate for certain settings and should not be used in a prig ate house. It highlights standard table arrangements and potential misuses in dining contexts.
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