Betty Bickers to Enter Vassar College
Betty Bray Bickers daughter of Mr Myron B Bickers of 214 West Cork Street will arrive at Vassar College August 30 to enter the first year class. The entering class numbers about 470 students representing 37 states plus the District of Columbia Canal Zone Hawaii British West Indies Brazil Canada and Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Bray Bickers
Myron B. Bickers
West Cork Street
Vassar College
Handley Hils School
District of Columbia
Canal Zone
Hawaii
British West Indies
Brazil
Canada
Cuba
Vassar
Henry Noble MacCracken
MacCracken
Aldred Scott Worthin, Jr
Clases
Engagement announced for Veronica Gunkel and Ralph Sprinkle
Mr and Mrs Leonard W Griswold of Charlotte announce the engagement of their daughter Veronica Elizabeth Gunkel to Mr Ralph Sprinkle son of Captain and Mrs D M Sprinkle of Winchester The wedding is set for Sunday September 2 at St Patrick s Catholic Church in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard W. Griswold
Charlotte
N. C
Veronica Elizabeth Gunkel
Ralph Sprinkle
D. M. Sprinkle
Winchester
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Was Hostess To Local Quota Club
The regular monthly Quota Club meeting was held Friday evening at the home of Quota rian Lois Timberlake on North Washington Street. A picnic supper followed as business was transacted with attendees including Elsie Alexander Pearl Ritenour Lucy Hardesty Mable Micheal Sue Schlack Elthel J. Rinker Mary Virginia Rosenberger Mildred Jones Elizabeth Renner Marion Lewis Evelyn C. Grimes Mary Lou Steele Mattie Mee Ruth Pizzano Elizabeth Grim and Lois Timberlake with guest Mrs Elizabeth N Barr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Club
Lois Timberlake
North
Washington Street
Elsie Alexander
Pearl Ritenour
Lucy Hardesty
Mable Micheal
Sue Schlack
Ethel J. Rinker
Mary Virginia Rosenberger
Mildred Jones
Elizabeth Renner
Marion Lewis
Evelyn C. Grimes
Mary Lou Steele
Mattie Mee
Ruth Pizzano
Elizabeth Grim
Elizabeth N. Barr
Return To Home At Corpus Christi
Paul H. Ensogna A M M P First Class and Mrs Ensogna and baby son have returned to Corpus Christi Texas after a week with Mr Ensognas parents Mr and Mrs Sam Ensogna of this city Ensogna has served in the U S Navy over four years including stints in Iceland and Africa This was his first trip home in eighteen months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Paul H. Ensogna
Ensogna
Texas
Sam Ensogna
U. S. Navy
Iceland
Africa
Winchester superintendent delivers sermon at Asbury Methodist
Dr. Orman R. Bryant, superintendent of the Winchester district, spoke at the all day Asbury Methodist Church meeting near Front Royal. The morning sermon drew about 150 attendees with Rev. R. V. Whitehurst of Winchester retiring pastor also participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orman R. Bryant
Winchester
Asbury Methodist Church
Front Royal
R. V. Whitehurst
Miss Steele Named Director of Family Night at Church
The Braddock Street Methodist Church boards elect Miss Mary Lou Steele as director of the Family Night Council program succeeding Mrs. Hoye Riley who started the activity last year. Plans for the Wednesday September 5 kickoff are set with intends to involve every church family and expand peace mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Braddock Street
Miss Steele
Family Night Council
C. Henderson Bailey
P. G. Ireland
T. J. Hawkins
Hoye L. Riley
John W. Rosenberger
Bible Study
Forum
Herman S. Barr
Juanita Emmart
Dramatics Group
Harry E. Gregory
Edward Capper
Rites Here Tuesday For Millard Fellers
The body of Millard Fellers an engineer for an ice plant in Harrisburg will be brought to Winchester for burial. He married Lula DeHaven of Frederick County and is brother in law to R L DeHaven deputy sheriff. He leaves a widow several brothers and sisters in West Virginia. He was a native of Elkton Rockingham County. Funeral from Jones Funeral Home at 1 30 tomorrow with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. minister from Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Fellers
Harrisburg
Winchester
Buriel
Lula DeHaven
Frederick County
R. L. DeHaven
West Virginia
Elkton
Rockingham County
Jones
Mount Hebron
Martinsburg Golfers Rout Winchester In 9-0 Victory
The Opequon Golf Club defeated Winchester 9 to 0 on the local course, sweeping the home and home series. Ten Martinsburg players faced 26 Winchester members in foursomes, with dinner served to about 100 afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opequon Golf Club
Martinsburg
Winchester
West
Snook
Hollis
Peters
Campbell
Pomas
Ititus
Arnold
Larson
Willard
Gibson
Dunn
Hittenhauser
Sargent and
Minnegerode
Hamman and Porter
Wake Island hero spared as Wainwright illness noted
The report cites Gen. Wainwright’s continued absence from page 1 and not unusually high illness. It mentions Lt Col James P Deverux safe in Peiping area, recalls Wainwright's Bataan command, MacArthur’s departure, and the fall of Corregidor with the surrender in May. Roosevelt praised Wainwright for patriotism and sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Broadcasting Company
Chungking
James P. Devereux
Wake Island
Peiping
MacArthur
Wainwright
Bataan
Southwest Pacific
Corregidor
Roosevelt
Rev Anthony Ousley Lyons Former Berryville Pastor Dies
The Rev. Anthony Ousley Lyons pastor of Marquis Memorial Methodist Church in Staunton and former Berryville pastor died yesterday afternoon at the parsonage in Staunton after an extended illness. He served Berryville from 1939 to 1943 and was survived by wife Louise Linthicum Lyons and three sons. Funeral services were set for tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Marquis Memorial Church with interment Wednesday at 11 a.m. in Fort Lincoln Cemetery, Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Ousley Lyons
Marquis Memorial Methodist Church
Staunton
Berryville Methodist Church
Lyons
Berryville
Strasburg
Clarke County
Louise Linthicum Lyons
William Anthony Lyons
Selma
Gerald Lyons
Charles Lyons
Marquis Memorial Church
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Washington, D. C
Local People In Accident Near Fairfax Sunday
Four locals were injured early Sunday when a car traveling to the Chesapeake Bay veered off Route 50 west of Fairfax to avoid cattle, plunged down an embankment and struck a tree. Lois Fogle suffered a compound knee fracture and head injuries. others received cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake Bay
Route 50
Fairfax
Lois Geraldine Fogle
East Piccadilly St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Frank H. Taylor, Jr
South Braddock Street
Julian R. Michael
Morningside Drive
Michael
Taylor
Truman outlines reconversion policy after war
President Truman and aides summarized postwar aims over the weekend. Price control would continue only where needed, wage increases allowed without government permission if not used to raise prices, and wartime agencies would transition to peacetime roles as suited. The War Labor Board remains to handle labor disputes affecting reconversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Labor Board
Truman
Japan
Office of Scientific Research
Devel
War agencies to linger as others wind down
The OPA and the War Production Board will stay on for a time even as other programs are phased out. Both agencies have important tasks to complete before final closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opment
OPA
War Production Board
Death Comes To J T Gough After A Long Illness
Julian Theodore Gough 65 a Catawba Sanatorium patient near Salem Virginia died yesterday morning at 10 20 o clock He was born May 28 1880 son of the late Theodore F and Annie J Tevalt Gough of Frederick County He was unmarried and a member of the Friendship Fire Company Surviving are two brothers Clayton C Gough Winchester and John H Gough also a patient at Catawba Sanatorium and two sisters Mrs H A Orndorff and Mrs P W Lockhart both of Winchester The body was brought to Winchester last night funeral from Jones Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 pm Rev J S Goode officiating interment Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Theodore Gough
Catawaba
Salem
Theodore F
Annie J. Tevalt Gough
Frederick County
Gough
Friendship Fire Company
Clifton C. Gough
Winchester
Raymond Snapp
Jonas Burkhart
James Bucher
Robert Grim
Maynard Snapp
Oscar H. Lewis
Card of Thanks for Fred Jack Atkins
The Atkins family thanks friends for sympathy after the sudden death of Fred Jack son Atkins last Sunday evening August 12. They note he had two brothers and one sister who could not attend the service and express hope they meet him in the future. By Mr. and Mrs. Rube Atkins and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Jackson Atkins
Rube Atkins
Crossword Puzzle Clues Daily 43 44 45 46 47
A compact list of crossword prompts includes Girl's name gaze fixedly concluded permit and distress signal across the top with down clues Eye permit a will confer knighthood before insane encountered round out the grid.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Betty Bickers
J. G. Beverley
Michael Lever
Kernstown
Walter P. Chadduck
D. C. Hospital
Washington
Cora B. Massie
Amherst Street
Navy Department
Sgt. Crisman
Fred A. Crisman, Jr
Fort Bragg
F. A. Crisman
Richards Avenue
Sgt
Bob McDowell
Beauford
Earl Dodson
E. W. Dodson
Mountain Falls
Gregory Child
Julian Lee Gregory
Julian Gregory
Stephens City
Ralph
Larry Gregory
Cara
NOME
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Aoreer
Winchester—Front Royal
Massie
Benjamin Massie
Hagerstown
Strother Shiley
Beatrice Wisecarver
Ebenezer Society
Ebenezer Ladies Aid Society
James Adams
Frank Minor
Minor
The
National Fruit Products Company
William F. Schenck
U.S. N.R
Dr. Bryant
Popa G
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Gen. Wainwright
A. O. Lyons
Mr. Truman
J.T. Gough
Liauio
C.B. Smalts & Son
National Avenue
W. Boscawen Sr
Dr. Bundesen
the Star
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lovett Brothers
Delia American Palmist
Martinsburg Pike
U. S
Cny
Gladys C. Haldeman
North Washington Street
North America Assurance Society
W. Mein St
Richmond
Vesa
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Winchester, Virginia
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
al Quinlan
T. G. Adams Esso Station
George Washington Garage
Miller Bros
SSQ
Virginia
C. C. Rhodes
Cather & Moling
Timberlake
Dia
J. A. Hotinger
N. Loudoun St
Miller’s Drug Store
Dial
Daily Crossword
Western State
Anger
Babes
Mark
Self
High Priest
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