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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1949

Page

3

Child Easily Gets Musical Learning Says Kay Kyser

Kay Kyser urges early musical exposure for children, noting babies learn rhythm and pitch through everyday play. He suggests nursery rhymes, toy instruments, phonograph records, and simple classical introductions like The Carnival of the Animals and Nutcracker Suite to cultivate lifelong musical memory.

Kay Kyser New York College of Musical Knowledge Kyser Junior Saint Saens Tschaikowsky Prokofieff Billy Bee Rimsky-Korsakof Saint-Saens

Russia's Best Maneuvering Fails to Capture U N Vote

The United States and Britain pushed a peace proposal at the United Nations as Russia countered with a parallel plan. Western allies won a majority vote against the Soviet motion while four Eastern Bloc states joined the Russian side. Debates included sharp exchanges, with Yugoslavia and others criticizing Russia and the Philippines calling the maneuvering a deadly game of chess.

Russia U. N Truman Eignsky United Britain France Via Vishinsky U. S Austin Security Council U N Czechoslovakia Poland Ukraine Soviet Dmitri Z. Manuilsky U.S Oliver Austin Chile Soviet Union Yugoslavia Marshal Tito United States Philippines

Carper Funeral Service Held at Braddock Street Church

Funeral services for Paul L. Carper of Culpeper were conducted yesterday at Braddock Street Methodist Church with Rev. W. A. Wright and Rev. A. A. McNeer officiating. Burial followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery with Culpeper Odd Fellows lodge conducting grave side rites. attendees included friends from Washington, Front Royal, Baltimore, Culpeper, and delegations from Winchester Rouss Fire Co. and Winchester Odd Fellows.

Paul L. Carper Culpeper Braddock St. Methodist Church W. A. Wright A. A. McNeer Methodist Church of Winchester Rouss Fire Co Winchester Odd Fellows

Drum Corps Invited to Christmas Parade Event Tonight

The Rouss Drum and Buglecorp accepted an invitation to perform in a pre Christmas parade on Tuesday night in Front Roy. The ensemble will showcase brass and percussion numbers, drawing local fans and supporters ahead of the holiday season.

Fire Companies Elect Leaders in Front Royal and Strasburg

Relief Fire Co of Front Royal elected Frank A. Stoutamyer as fire chief. In Strasburg the company previously had Lloyd Rosson as president.

Relief Fire Co Front Royal Frank A. Stoutamyer Strasburg Lloyd Rosson

Concert Band Wins Audience Plaudits

Handley concert band under instructor H Gaylen Strunce presented a superior program to an audience of about 500 in the school auditorium. The 52 musicians opened with Shenandoah March and featured the Comic Strip Suite and Christmas carols. The concert closed with Meadowlands and an encore of March Salvation, drawing a tremendous ovation.

H. Gaylen Strunce Handley Strance Flash Gordon Blondie Popeye Snuffy Smith Betsy Pike Meadowlands

Stonewall to View Overseas Relief Film

The Christian Rural Overseas Program known as CROP will show the film Operation Mercy at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Stonewall school. B F Strother urges attendance and notes admission is free. Sunday school superintendents are asked to present the CROP program before their members to spur the drive next week. Receiving stations for commodities are set up and the local quota is two carloads of corn.

Christian Rural Overseas Program CROP Mercy Stonewall School B. F. Strother

Rites Held for William J Schuller at Catholic Cemetery

Services for William J Schuller of Airport Road are set for 2 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Father Bullock officiating. Burial will follow in the Catholic cemetery. Pallbearers include six nephews Woodrow Carlisle Daniel Kremer Kenneth Schuller Charles Schuller Hena Schuller Jr and Lawrence Cole.

William J. Schuller Airport Road Jones Funeral Home Father J Bullock Woodrow Carlisle Daniel Kremer Kenneth Schuller Charles Schuller Herna Schuller Jr Lawrence Cole

Kitchen quarrels spark in Chicago divorces

Chicago report notes that during a single week nine of ten domestic disputes centered in the kitchen with objects being thrown. The study of divorce cases highlights the kitchen as the principal battleground in marital strife.

Chicago

JCC Inaugurates Luncheon Meetings with Harold Brown

Harold G. Brown was guest speaker at Winchester JCC weekly luncheon at the George Washington hotel. New members Jerry Golub Rev Paul Drumheller and Robert Barbour received pins. Eo Molden chairs dinner meetings. The event drew 41 attendees and six guests.

Harold G. Brown Jaycees Winchester Jcc George Washington Hotel Shenandoah Valley National Bank Jerry Golub Paul Drumheller Robert Barbour Eo Molden

W Frederick 4 H Club Elects Officers

The West Frederick 4 H club elected Freda Mae Milhon president with Naomi Racey as vice president Virginia Boyce secretary Martha Colvin assistant secretary Dorothy Ebersole treasurer and Ellen Rivers reporter. Franklin Racey Peggy Jean Milhon led songs. Joseph Racey and Margaret Elliot led recreation. The meeting at Freda Mae Milhon’s home featured a movie by John Wolfe. The Christmas meeting is set for December 20 at Mrs Frances Sager’s home.

West Frederick 4-H Club Freda MaeMillion Naomi Racey Virginia Boyce Martha Colvin Dorothy Ebersole Ellen Rivers Franklin Racey Peggy Jean Milhon Joseph Racey Margaret Elliot Freda Mae Milhon John Wolfe Frances Sager

Lutherans to Hear Japanese Speaker at Shenandoah Meeting

The Lutheran Women's Missionary Society of the Shenandoah conference hosts a special meeting at Grace Lutheran Church at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. Guest speaker is Mrs. Chi toSe Kishi, wife of the president of the Lutheran theological seminary of Japan, educated at Trinity College now part of Duke University.

Lutheran Women's Missionary Society of Shenandoah Grace Lutheran Church ChitoSe Kishi Lutheran Theological Seminary of Japan Trinity College Duke University

Biblical Classes Gather Tomorrow at Local Churches

The Good Samaritan Bible class of First Evangelical United Brethren meets 9:45 a.m. tomorrow taught by Mr. Lewis Fries. Hoover-Kern Bible class at Market St Methodist worships at 9:45 a.m. tomorrow. Wesleyan Men's Bible class at Market St Methodist meets 9:45 a.m. tomorrow. Grace Lutheran Men's Bible class meets 9:45 a.m. tomorrow taught by Rev. William E. Eisenberg.

First Evangelical United Brethren Church Lewis Fries Hoover-Kern Market St Methodist Church Market St. Methodist Church Grace Lutheran Church William E. Eisenberg

Grace Bible Class to Be Taught at Grace Lutheran Church

J. W. Morrow will teach the Grace Bible class for men at 9 45 a m tomorrow at Grace Lutheran Church.

J. W. Morrow Grace Lutheran Church

Richards Rites Held at Mountain View Church

Funeral services for Houston G. Richards were conducted yesterday from Mountain View Methodist church with Rev. S. J. Godde officiating. Burial followed in the adjoining cemetery with pallbearers James Brill Ralph Marker Paul Richards J L Hershman Edwin Marker and Herbert Lineburg.

Houston G. Richards Mountain View Methodist Church

Church Schedule of Services and Activities Listed

A long listing of churches on Braddock Street and surroundings outlines service times communion, Sunday school, and evening evangelistic events. It includes Dr. William Archer Wright, Rev. Charles N Tyndell, Rev. Robert A Whitten, Rev. T J Kerfoot, and others with hours for choirs, youth groups, and midweek meetings.

Braddock St. Methodist Church Wm. Archer Wright John J. Hawse Crusader’s Wesley Dayton Christ Episcopal Charles N Tyndell South Braddock St

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