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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1950

Page

6

Berryville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel

Berryville social column details Miss Nell Carter returning to Washington for a two week vacation, Miss Jane Carter visiting Arlington and Pittsfield Mass., plus dozens of relatives and friends visiting Berryville from Philadelphia Washington and Ohio. It notes Home Demonstration Clubs hosting 4 H members, local residents moving or traveling, and weekend gatherings at Windy Brae and Buena Vista with many named households and destinations.

Berryville Nell Carter Washington Walnut St

Social Notes From Washington and Nearby Towns

Olcott and son in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Clagett returned to their home on Friday from New York after the death of Mrs. Clagett's father. Mrs. Robert Compton returns to Charlottes ville after visiting her brother in law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore of Richmond, who spent days at the Gregory House near Charles Town, visit his sisters Mrs. Samuel Chew Williams Jr. and Mrs. Charles McIntosh. Saturday afternoon Mrs. Williams hosted Mrs. Hassler and daughter Miss Lois Hassler of Arlington. The Joe Moores visited for the weekend. Mrs. Moore's brother and sister in law Mr. and Mrs. John Rixey and daughter Miss Ellen Rixey of Norfolk were guests. Miss Julia J. Downer, long connected with Mrs. Samuel Chew Williams Jr., left Wednesday to visit the Misses Thomson at Summit Point, then returned to Garden City New York.

R. C. Brown Ae Shearer, Sr Philadelphia Brown C. W. Shearer, Jr William Moore Anna Moore Nick Moore Atlanta E. P. Dorsey Richmond Moore Moore & Dorsey William B. Clagett New York Robert Compton Charlottesville Joseph F. Moore Charles Moore Gregory House Charles Town Samuel Chew Williams, Jr Charles McIntosh Williams Hassler Lois Hassler Arlington Joe Moores Samuel Chew W, Jr

They Like British Girls Much Better

Twenty five American air cadets leaving Northolt Airfield after a three week stay in Britain say British girls are more advanced and better dancers than Americans. They report gaining seven pounds on average due to British hospitality and food, criticize British beer as flat and warm, and each cadet lists at least 15 British girls with plans to write regularly.

London United States Britain Northolt U. S Air Force

Detective Demotion by Kansas City Police

Kansas City officers wear uniforms. detectives wear suits bought by themselves. Tuesday Lawrence N. Hanks, 38, a nine year detective, requested demotion to patrolman. Hanks pays $100 for a suit for his 250 pound frame, a cost he finds too high for his $260 a month salary.

Kansas City Kansas City Police Department Lawrence N. Hanks Hanks

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