Society auxiliary plans charity party and parade support
The Society auxiliary of the Middle Fire Co held a monthly meeting with 25 members present. They approved a party on the Theodore Willet property near Middletown and planned to join the firemen parade in New Market. They purchased a fire truck for Middletown firemen and elected officers including Mrs Sadie Shull president and Miss Grace secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ies
Middle Fire Co
Theodore Willet
Middletown
New Market
Sadie Shull
Edna Keith
Grace
Eliza Jenkins
Ruby Everley
Dorothy Willey
Bernice Burdette
Howard Owings
Eleanor Coverstone
Barter formal dance at 2 r Golf club features Phil Young
The Barter formal dance at the 2 r Golf club will start at 10 p.m. with Phil Young and his ten piece orchestra providing music. Figures Return to Richmond Mr and Mrs C W Pinnell Jr and daughter Ann Stuart have returned to Richmond from a visit to their father Mr M B Bickers. Barbara Bickers will stay about a week with them. Nurses Alumni Plan Picnic set for Aug 18 at Willowawn at 8 p.m. All graduates and nurses invited. Ann Yost has returned to Philadelphia after a visit with her father J H Yost and Mrs Yost. Henry Rickert family and three children returned to Cumberland, MD after visiting Winchester with Mr and Mrs Gus Haines at home on W Boscawen St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2 R Golf Club
Phil Young
Figgmee
Richmond
C. W. Pinnell, Jr
Sand
Ann Stuart
M.B. Bickers
Barbara Bickers
Nurses
Willowawn
Jeanne Ryan
Memorial Hospital
Ann
Philadelphia
Ann Yost
Ielphia
J. H. Yost
Mrs. Yost
Cumberland
Henry Rickert
Winchester
Gus Haines
W. Boscawen St
Ernest Gosnell
Billy
Patricia Ann
Beauty Special Incomparable Data Nome Cleansing
Limited time offer slashes price on regular $2.00 beauty items to $1.00. Advertisement measures claim deep cleansing effects and cold cream benefits with promotional emphasis for shoppers in New York and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny Orl Suir Marall
Calendar of events for Kernstown and vicinity
Community notices list August activities including a 5 p.m. dinner at Opequon Presbyterian Kernstown, an 7:30 p.m. AA meeting, 8 p.m. Bible class at Mrs. Nelson’s home, a 6:30 p.m. JBT dinner at George Washington hotel, 8 p.m. BPW at 814 South Washington, 8 p.m. WSCS events in Ridgeway and Rest Church, and a Timbr Ridge Sunday school picnic at the church grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opequon Presbyterian Church
Kernstown
Boyce Alcoholics Anonymous
Ladies Bible
Congregational Christian Church
Harry Nelson
Richard Ave
JBT
George Washington Hotel
S. Washington St
Paynes Chapel
Julia Trenary
Ridgeway
W. Va
Woodmen of the World
Timbr Ridge
Billy Stine Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Billy Stine son of Mr and Mrs William Stine 520 W Clifford St celebrates his seventh birthday with a party at home at 3 p m Monday Games and refreshments were enjoyed Prizes awarded to game winners Guests include Tommy Glass Eddy Dunlap Ned Browning Buddy Pierce Reggie Baker Dougie Bell Billy McMullan Lawson Hockman Eddie Soaper Tommy Soaper Louie Soaper Greg Dick James Cather and Billy Shendon Assisting with serving were Patricia and Ellen Cahill and Sylvia Stine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Stine
William Stine
Clifford St
Tommy Glass
Eddy Dunlap
Ned Browning
Buddy Pierce
Reggie Baker
Dougie Bell
Billy McMullan
Lawson Hockman
Eddy Soaper
Tommy Soaper
Louie Soaper
Greg Dick James Cather
Billy Shendon
Patricia
Ellen Cahill
Sylvia Stine
Miss Sarah Lupton Weds Raymond Mahaney at Massies Mills
Miss Sarah M Lupton and Mr Raymond Mahaney both of Winchester were married Saturday at the Presbyterian church in Massies Mills. The Rev A T Francis officiated as the church was decorated with summer flowers greens and candles. The bride wore aqua crepe with brown and white accessories and an orchid corsage. The couple left for Natural Bridge Va after a small reception at the White home and will reside in this city where Mahaney works for Buckley and Lages Construction Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah M. Lupton
Raymond
W. A. White
Arlington
L. M. Spicer Jr
Piney River
Families Return Home After Southern Visit
Mr and Mrs C B Lee of Stephens City and Mr and Mrs James W Lee of Boyce have returned home after visiting friends and relatives in Richmond and Charlottesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Lee
Stephens City
James W. Lee
Boyce
Richmond
Charlottesville
Miss Jane Bickers Plans Excelsior Springs Visit
Miss Jane Bickers flew to Excelsior Springs Missouri for about ten days to visit her grandmother Mrs C L Bickers who is staying in a sanatorium there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Bickers
Excelsior Springs
C. L. Bickers
Social Notes From Berryville Gatherings and Travel
Berryville social items list residents visiting relatives and traveling. Richmond visitors include Mrs. Robert Kelso Alsop and grandchildren while Mr. and Mrs. Dougherty’s operation at Johns Hopkins is noted. Many residents spend time in Atlantic City, Petersburg, Petersburg and Washington visits are recorded along with hospital recoveries and weekend gatherings in Glen Echo and at family homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kelso Alsop
Richmond
Graham Dougherty 3d
Bryan Dougherty
Local Social Guests Visit Atberry and Berryville Estates
A long list of visitors and extended stays fills local social notes. Mr A L Withers and Mr and Mrs Julian Glasscock host at Summit Point while guests from Pennsylvania and Cumberland visit nearby Bethel. Several families from Washington Norfolk Carlisle and Wilmington are identified as guests or returning travelers with brief mentions of vacations in Maine Canada Virginia Beach and Deale Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Withers
Julian Glasscock
W. A
Pennsylvania
W. D. Burtner
Bethel
Hilda Greenger
Alen
Leonard Manning
Carlisle
Fish Game Assn To Meet Tomorrow In Winchester County
Changes in game laws will be discussed at 8 30 p m tomorrow during a Winchester Frederick county Game and Fish Association meeting held at city hall. A film and a membership report will also be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester- Prederick County Game and Fish Assn
City Hall
Valley Night planned for Shenandoah Valley honors
The Common Glory event in the Shenandoah Valley will feature a Valley Night on September 1. H F Minter, president of Shenandoah Valley Inc., is named chairman of the area night activities covering The Commons Williamsburg and nearby sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
the Commons
W. Va
Williamsburg
H. F. Minter
Shenandoah Valley Inc
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon Paradox daily word study
W. L. Gordon presents English usage tips and word guidance. Highlights common misuses mispronunciations misspellings and a daily vocabulary word Paradox defined as something that seems absurd yet may be true. Shakespeare is quoted as context for the paradox idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Modern Etiquette Q&A on place cards introductions and treats
A reader asks if guests may swap place cards during a function and is advised no. When introducing a man to her mother the correct phrasing is given as Mother this is James Gray or Mr Gray if he is much older. For a children party ice cream cake candies and nuts are suggested as refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gray
Tiger of the Sea Killer Whale Threat Described
A killer whale nicknamed Tiger of the Sea is portrayed as dangerous to any swimmer and capable of feeding on the tongues of living whales.
Tin Can Paving Used in Los Angeles River Bed
Old tin cans are laid in the Los Angeles River bed to prevent undercutting of riverbanks. The improvised method aims to stabilize the banks and reduce erosion by buffering flow beneath the surface.
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Los Angeles
J Washington Rites for James Washington Held at Cartwright
Funeral services for James Washington are set for 4 p.m. tomorrow at Cartwright Funeral Home with Rev. Ralph Laws officiating. Born in Winchester, he lived here most of his life and is survived by his mother Ida Washington and several cousins. Burial will be in Orrick Cemetery. CARPER REUNION Sunday August 22 in Smiths woods Indian Hollow Road. Sunday school 11:30 a.m. Dinner 1 p.m. Bring a basket lunch. Call Mrs Maynard Bayliss at 6062 to help with the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Washington
Cartwright Funeral Home
Ralph Laws
Winchester
Washington
Ida Washington
Orrick Cemetery
Carper
Smith’s Woods
Indian Hollow Road
Maynard Bayliss
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Ladies Auxiliary
Winchester Golf Club
the Evening Star
Norfolk
J. William Hollis and Sons
John William Jr
Michael Scott
West
Leicester St
Paul J. Landis
Mrs. George Smith
George Smith
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Pearl Lewis
Pearl Lewis
Virginia Beach
Ralph Shafer Jr
W. Boscawen Sr
Eugene Dunn
Berryville
Raymond Mahaney
Ethel Rinker
Michigan
Ethel B. Rinker
City
Misses Lovetts
Jan
Ruth Lovett
Loudoun St
Courtney Terrace
Mrs. Snapp
H. T. Snapp
Opequon
Wesley Crawford
Wesley
Ada Glass
Ira Smallwood
James Breckinridge
James C. Breckinridge
Summit Point
Lhinc
Randolph Shields
Jacquélin Smith
Susan Tew
New Orleans
Paul J. Thompson
Shields
Sophia Baker
Frances Page
John Rosenberger
John H. Rosenberger
L.S. Hale
Chicago
L. S. Hale
Miss
Florence Hale
Anager
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Marjorie Peacher
Hagerstown
Shephard College
Shepherdstown
W Va
First Christian Church
Charles McIntosh
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa
Willia Baldwin
Bland Taylor
Robert Compton
Joseph F. Moore
Pettersburg
Petersburg
Moore
Monady
Wilco Kerns
Norma Drury
Ann Kerns
Atlantic City
Charles Locke
Winchester Hospital
Emma Carroll
Still Hospital
Des Moines
Grayson Sponseller
Newton D. Baker Hospital
John W. Olcott Jr
John Olcott 3d
John W. Olcott Sr
Virginia Dodson
Olcott
Mathilda Scheuer
Harold Scheuer
Mary Lou Wisecarver
Page Levi
Colonial Beach
Helen Clevenger
Dorothy Clevenger
Upperville
Herbert Clevenger
George Pope
Randy
Vienna
Mrs
Grayson Coiner
Gordon
Dr. Coiner
E. G. Coiner
Glen Echo
John A. Brown
Earl Brown
Katie Bayliss
Courtney Brown
Earl Brown Jr
Mildred Brown
Audrey Brown
Marcia Ann Dietz
Marjorie Grim
Ann Jenkins
Phillis Stolle
Jay Journell
Francis Hudson
John and Berry Lee
Nelson Sowers
Navy
Frank Kirshner
Lewis and
Frank Jr
Kirshner
J. J. Harris
Mr. Harris
E. G. Harris
Helen Harris
Noralk
Leona Krouse
Louise Huyette
Kennebunkport, Maine
Howard White
Tommy
Canada
Ernest Brown
Columbia
Thomas Howell
Howells
Major Mulligan
Elizabeth Mulligan
E. Blackburn Moore
Ralph N. Dorsey
International Institute
New York City
Jane Funk
Mildred Childs
Ruth
Reva Berlin
Inlaw
Edward P. Berlin
Rozier H. Emmans
Deale, Md
Emmans
Mrs. H. R. House
Dp. Co
Gilbert McKown
McKown
Jett McCormick
Fred Lindy
Noorwood
Roy FE. Potts Jr
Mrs. Potts
Miss Rae McDaniels
Culpeper
Roy E. Potts
Potts
Garland Potts
Wilmington
Harry E. Potts
Fish Game Assn
Kin’‘s
Chad
Florence Alber
Harry F. Alber
En. MacArthur
Japan
U. S
Roberta Lee
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Brannon’s Cleaners
Chapman Motor CO
Punjab
Cather’s
Cather & Moling
Munn
J. Washington Rites
B. F. Goodrich
Sgetive
Virginia Green
Boscawen St
the Clinic
Seumlen
Nap Topiatt
Lovett Bros
N. Londoun
Timberlake
S. Loudoun St. Winchester
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