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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1950

Page

6

Bloom- By MES. T. 8. CARPER BLOOM

The St. John's Lutheran Church will hold their on and Mrs. E. W. Dodson fractured his leg Sunday visiting at Rex Ferrell's home. Mrs. M. L. Fearnow and granddaughter Jill Jones returned to Washington DC after visiting her brother T.8. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Richard and children toured Washington to visit the Zoo. Roy C. Triplett attended Wardensville Methodist services. Anita Rudolph fell from a bicycle into a barbed wire fence causing multiple cuts. Dunbar Sale Cora Sale and Mary White visited Phillip Richard's home in Washington. Paul R. Glynn and son Michael called at T.S. Cooper's home. Friendly Grove Home Demidiration met at H. I. Phillips home. Meredith Anderson demonstrated pressure cooker meals. Attendees listed. Standing committees planned permanent lighting and interior painting for Friendly Grove Hall before Labor Day. Lawn Party attended at Round Hill Community Center last Thursday.

Bloom St. John’s Lutheran Church E. W. Dodson Rex Ferrell M. L. Fearnow Jill Jones Washington, D. C Paul Richard Washington Zoo Roy C. Triplett Wardensville Methodist Church Anita Rudolph Herman Rudolph Dunbar Sale Cora Sale Mary White Phillip Richard Paul R. Glynn Harry Glynn Michael T.S. Cooper Friendly Grove H. I. Phillips Meredith Anderson Bonnie Lou E. A. Richard Martha Richard Edna Janet Bolene Hodgson Laura Lemley Mary Brill Wallie Hulver John R. Cooper Friendly Grove Community Hall The Grove Round Hill

Local Social and Church News From Gore Area

Gore community notes list visits and hosting at several households in Winchester Maltaponi Halltown and Wardensville. Rev A C Walker attends Baptist State Convention at Massanetta Springs July 31 to August 7. Evening events include 4 H party and Sunbeams meeting at Mount Hebron parsonage. A new TV set is mentioned and Submarine collision question answered with listening devices.

Roy Hoak Paul Beeble Winchester William Hoak Halltown Alice Triplette Kenzie Miller Sylvia Buddy Miller Hamilton Idarr O. G. Whitacre Fort Belvoir Fort Belvoir. the 4-H Pathad House Lawn Sunbeams Mount Hebron Parsonage Charles Brill Cecelia Brill Wardensville John Herrell

Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye Showcases Cagney Toughness

Hollywood column notes James Cagney is a vigorous, brutal lead in Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye with gang escapes, robberies, and offscreen murders. It critiques pacing and length while praising action scenes and a notable cast including Barbara Payton and Ward MacLane, then briefly revisits All Quiet on the Western Front reissue as a landmark war film.

Hollywood James Cagney Jimmy William Bronde Barbara Payton Steve Brodie Ward Barton MacLane Cagney Luther Adler Helena Carter

Hayfield Social notes and travel addenda

Local items note hot dry weather and rain is badly needed. Families visitations and picnics fill weekends with Sloan Wolfe Veron Baker trip to Gettysburg and Mt Olive picnic well attended. Residents host and visit relatives from Maryland North Carolina Ohio and Virginia as vacations and travels are planned. Andorra’s sovereignty is cited with a brief trivia reply.

Luther Larrick Hayfield Sloan Wolfe Veron Baker Gettysburg Mt. Olive Cleve Marple Messick West Virginia Lydia Morgan Whitacre Gore Guy Morgan Ohio William H. Clowser Allice Good Walter Solomon M. A. Wiley Sarah Anderson Laurel Margaret Brooks North Carolina James Brooks Nelson Baker Virgil Baker Boyd Bott Needmore W. Va Rhuel Anderson Canada

Mild polio and community notes from White Post

Mrs. Sidney Culver in Richmond hospital with a mild polio case expects home in months. Several locals visit relatives in hospitals and homes. A "Stanley Party" at Miss Virginia Allamong’s, prize winner Mrs. Coulson. Blackberries plentiful, one citizen canned 58 quarts. Weathered farming notes include apples, berries, fields, and a Washington visitor. A question on lightning heat notes that some strokes reach 27 000 degrees F.

Ernest Elsea White Post Sidney, Culver Richmond Billy Carper Fairmont W. Va Virginia Allamong Dave Coulson Journell W. W. LaRue McDonald Waterloo Jay Taylor Stark Norfolk Virginia George R V.A. A

Chambersville Social Notes and Family Visits

Mrs. Cora Rosier hosts Chambersville visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boyce and families from Cedar Point and White Post. Other locals entertain and travel with fishing trips in Canada and a new television set owned by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hollar. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cather celebrate the birth of their son. The World Health Organization defines health as complete well being.

Cora Rosier Chambersville Charles Boyce William Boyce Billy Dickie F. C. Boyce Randall Nutter Cedar Point Watkins M. W. Brewer Joe Robinson White Post Stuart Castleman Hazel Foreman Michael M. A. Evans Moorefield John Crowser Canada Raymond Hollar Clarence Cather

Crossword Puzzle Clues Across and Down

A mixed list of crossword clues numbered across and down with definitions including Island grow gaze greed unfit way crown head fix secure digging tool wine recepts visible garden for ma holes opening anat apart native cavalry India insane growing in pairs bot scoffed bend the head in fak n greeting doctrine washed expectation ivy bring down malt beverages and many more clues to solve.

Pacific Native Cavalry India

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