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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1940
Page
7
Gainesboro Senior class orders rings and name cards and hopes for Christmas delivery. Seniors show diligence in literature class creating Elizabethan stage models and pageant wagons, while government interest grows with essays for the teacher. Junior class meetup plans a January radio program to raise funds for a spring senior banquet.
A list of students with nicknames from the Sophomore News includes Lucille Dailey Peggy Elwood Rogers Woodie Hazel Holliday Dude Ellis Bayliss Junior Nina Glynn Peachy Patterson Red Grace Sager Susie Hugh Dailey Regie Daniel Gano Dan and others. A plea to all sophomores urges using the invisible jaw motion in Mr Koos room due to gum chewing annoyance. A Brown haired boy with initials B C and Joseph Shade are noted for liking and dating patterns, with Billy Berry described as always day.
RICHMOND December 1 The Medical College of Virginia opens a new 20 story hospital the latest in public building centers on East Broad street. It houses air conditioning a pediatric floor separate operating rooms and a two way audio system. Dedicatory exercises will be held Thursday at Monumental Episcopal church with Col E W Clark as principal speaker.
In Kansas City on December 3 a girl selling tags for Greek War Relief asked Thomas McGee if he was Greek. She replied she is Italian, and several Italian misses joined Greek Lassies in the tag sale.
Roll Call headquarters lists names of new Red Cross members including George Ladtner Virginia Barr Mrs Andrew Bell Co D Bennett Mary Boxley Charles A Coe Jr Ella Grace Collette John D Crisman Jr Sam M Cartz Margaret Cochran Mrs Merenes Castlem an Miss Bessie Corkey D William Duncan C A Darton Jr Marguerite Daugherty Charlotte DeHart Elizabeth Dunlap C Dovell J W Dellenger Loy Eaton Funkhouser Sadie Finkelstein Ray Garrabrandt Charles H Grim H Raymond Hollar L S Hale Hattie E Hamilton Gwendolyn Haynes W W Hunt Kathleen P Hurst Annie Irby Russell Joyce George W Klimes Nancy G Larrick Marion Laughton H C Lyman Virginia McCue Wm H McK wee Mrs Robert McNally Mrs Charles McVicar Eleanor Mccartney Bess Nicholas Harris W Navis Norman Ochs Gertrude Organ Katherine Pannill Lena C Payne W Allan Perry Katharine Rice Susan Saulsbury Walter Shade Ruby Shiley Corinne Shippe H Craig Sipe Lemma Snider James Sandy Betty Schiack Carl Sirbaugh C N Sirbaugh Carroll Solenberger J Scully Wilby Teets Ward Thresh R B E Walton Agnes Watkins Rev Whitehurst Wayne Warren James Fates Elizabeth Zizeles.
Forty plus indictments were returned at the December term of the U S district court in Lynchburg. Judge Alfred D. Barksdale presides as defendants mostly plead guilty when the new docket opened. Some did not answer and are in custody. a few pleaded innocent. Barrow Alaska is cited as the world’s northernmost post office.
Mrs Ickes is a graduate of Smith College at Northampton Massachusetts. The note confirms her higher education background and ties to Smith College.
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