Calendar of Events for December 4 in Winchester area
A compiled list of community meetings and activities for December 4 including Optimist Club at Lee Jackson Center, Women's Auxiliary at Winchester Memorial Hospital, Job's Daughters at Braddock Street Church, Exhausters Auto Club, Northern Virginia Hairdressers, DAY, DeMolay at Mason ic Building, Madison Lodge, Duplicate Bridge at George Washington Hotel, National Council of Catholic Women, Gore and South End Fire Co. meetings, Round Hill Center supper, Shenandoah Motel Assn at Duff's Rebel, Lions Club, Middle Road Home Demonstration Club party, Century Club, Exchange Club Board, Eagles Auxiliary, Loyal Order of Moose, Camera Club, Rebekah Lodge, and Alcoholics Anonymous at First Baptist Church.
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Optimist Club
Lee-Jackson
Winchester Memorial
Job
Masonic Building
Madison Lodge
George Washington Hotel
National Council of Catholic Women
Gore Fire Co
South End Fire Co
Round Hill
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley Motel Assn
Duff's Rebel
Lions Club
Middle Road Home
James Donald
Century Club
Harry R. Kern, Jr
Board of Control of Exchange Club
Commerce St
Eagles
Loyal Order of Moose
Camera Club
Rebekah Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
First Baptist Church
Evening club and class schedules
At 7 30 p m Lewis M Allen Riding Club and Girl Scout Charm Course host sessions. A 2 pm class party is at 1st Presbyterian Church. Camera Club and Girl Scout combined troop meet at 7 30 p m. Jaycee Minstrel practice at 7 30 p m. Beth E Charity Card party at 8 p m. Lounge closed.
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Lewis M. Allen Riding Club
Girl Scout
1St Presbyterian Church
Round Hill Community Center Meeting and Supper Notice
The Round Hill Community Center will host its monthly meeting and a covered dish supper at the Community Hall on Tuesday. Members are reminded to bring a dish to share and to attend the informational gathering at the venue.
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Round Hill Community Center
Stitching Bright Christmas Tote Bags for Gifts
AP News describes making reusable holiday tote bags from heavy plastic or upholstery fabric. Tutorials cover two designs a coral Christmas ball bag and a moss green Christmas tree bag with tape ornaments, bow, and a tree outline. Each project uses about a yard of material and simple trims for a festive gift or wrap solution.
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St. Nick's
Local Society News and Birth Announcements
Miss Carol Jean Smalts pledged Tri Alpha at Stephens College in Columbia Missouri. Mr and Mrs Warner Glenwood Unger of 16 E Germain Street welcomed a daughter Girca Lou born November 30 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Jay Journell of Shawnee Drive is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Lohring Anderson hosted a wedding shower for Miss Gail White whose engagement to Richard Brown is set for December 17 in Strasburg. Guests included Mrs Jack White and others. Mr and Mrs John Clyde Fricke Jr of Stephenson welcomed a son Alan Wayne born November 30 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Richard Greenwalt and Mr and Mrs William Rhoden Jr and two children visited Frank Beistline in Steelton Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs Arthur Shaney of this city celebrated Thanksgiving Day with pets.
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Warner Glenwood Unger
Germain St. Ate
Girca Lou
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lohring Anderson
Reno Drive
Gail White
Richard Brown
Strasburg
Jack White
Elva Huffman
Mamie Larrick
Paul Clowser
Ruby Snapp
Eugene Snapp
Clara Stotler
Opal Clowser
Bunny Anderson
Janice Huffman
John Clyde Fricke, JR
Stephenson
Alan Wayne
Fricke
Clara Virginia ‘Mason
Richard Greenwalt
This City
William Rhoden, Jr
Berryville
Frank Beistline
Steelton, Pa
Please Don t Chew The Pearls Cultured Pearl Debate
Alarmed members of the Cultured Pearl Association warn that bite marks reveal if a pearl is simulated or cultured. Experts rely on x rays to distinguish them. The Winchester Division of the Shenandoah Valley Motel Association meets Tuesday at Duff s Rebel Restaurant at 11 a.m. The Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce will screen a film about Winchester after lunch.
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Winchester
Shenandoah Valley Motel Association
Duff's Rebel
Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce
Births for Williams and Mumaw Families
December 2 brings a girl to Mr and Mrs James Arthur Williams Jr at 1114 Charles Circle Martinsburg West Virginia. the mother is formerly Miss Fennette June Braithwaite. A boy arrives for Mr and Mrs Grayden Lee Mumaw at 205 A Street Strasburg. the mother is formerly Miss Polly Leona Ketterman.
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James Arthur Williams, Jr
Charles Circle
Martinsburg
W. Va
Williams
Fennette June Braithwaite
Grayden Lee Mumaw
Strasburg
Mumaw
Polly Leona Ketterman
Christmas Church Programs Brighten Fairview Area
Fairview EUB at Nain plans a Christmas program on December 23 at 7 30 p m. Circles of several churches hold meetings this week with dinners at local restaurants and home gatherings. Grace Lutheran circles join at the Episcopal Parish Hall for their annual Christmas program. Home Demonstration Club and Methodist groups prepare Christmas events and fellowship nights with leaders named.
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Fairview
Circles of
Grace Lutheran Church
Episcopal Church Parish Hall
Middle Road Home Demonstration Club
James Donald
Portsmouth Plans Annexation of Western Branch and Deep Creek Areas
Portmouth officials announce a plan to extend city boundaries to include all of the Western Branch and part of the Deep Creek magisterial districts. The proposal would bring about 11,000 county residents under Portsmouth. Mayor R Irvine Smith notes fears of merger with Norfolk County or South Norfolk and mentions talks of a protective corporate arrangement.
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Portsmouth
R. Irvine Smith
Norfolk County
South Norfolk
Waterfront Warehouse Fire in Newport News Under Investigation
Newport News fire officials probe a two story waterfront warehouse blaze that destroyed the Tidewater and Hampton Roads Steve Doring Co. offices and equipment. Two firefighters escaped collapse unharmed as debris piled up on the second floor. Damages estimated at 60000 with cause suspected on the stored rope and canvass slings. This follows a second major fire in under three weeks, the Warwick Hotel blaze on Nov 13 now under inquiry.
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Newport News
Tidewater and
Hampton Roads Stevedoring Co
T. C. Sparkman
Warwick
Modern Etiquette Questions on Weddings and Dress
A column by Roberta Lee addresses mailing handwritten wedding announcements, tactfully guiding dating partners about grooming, toast lengths, and courteous pauses at receptions. It also asks who should lead a club’s home reception and offers concise etiquette advice.
If you have a yen to make music practice daily
The advice urges steady daily practice even if Carnegie Hall fame isn’t the goal. Vary practice hours to avoid it becoming a chore and keep motivation from waning.
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Carneige Hall
Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon
A reading on common word errors and usage tips by W L Gordon. Examples cover misused words such as percent versus percentage and assent versus ascent with guidance on pronunciation. Includes the daily word freNetic and notes on spelling and pronunciation.
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W. L. Gordon
Hair Raising Heist Ends With Hairy Clue On Connecticut Ave
A man named Marcel Cadeaux told police he was robbed on Connecticut Avenue while carrying about $6,000 in handmade wigs. He said the suspects claimed to be crooks and quipped that the victim’s hairlessness or baldness tied to the case.
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Washington
Marcel Cadeaux
Connecticut
Wife of jobless miner has triplets in Wilkes-Barre
The 37 year old wife of an unemployed mineworker gave birth to triplets at Wilkes-Barre General Hospital. A girl born at 1 16 pm weighed 3 pounds 8 ounces. A boy followed ten minutes later and another boy. The first boy weighed four pounds the second 3 pounds 9 ounces. The Banks now have 6 boys and 4 girls with ages ranging 3 to 19.
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Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Thomas Bank
Wilkes-Barre General Hospital
Banks
Friday Bridge Winners Named at George Washington
Friday Contract Bridge winners were Mrs. James P. Reardon Sr and S. C. Richmond in first place at the George Washington. Runners up were Mrs. H. Reaves and Bentley Kinney, with Mrs. Nelson Page and Mrs. Harold Brown in third and Mr. and Mrs. John D. Glover in fourth. The next meeting is December 8 at 7 30 p.m. at the hotel.
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S. C. Richmond
George Washington
H. Reaves
Bentley Kinney
Nelson Page
Harold G. Brown
John D. Glover
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nancy Pennypacker
AP News
Carol Jean Smalts
Claude Smalts
Hawthorne Drive
Tri Alpha Social Sorority
Stephens College
Columbia, Mo
Jay Journell
Shawnee Drive
Arthur Shaney
Charles Willingham
Valley Motel Assn
Market St. Circles
Market Street Methodist Church
John DeHaven
Shenandoah Ave
May Carper
Woodland Ave
the Elms
Elizabeth Renner
Charles Herrell
Lutheran
Middle Road
HDC
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Stephenson Methodist Church
Jacob Skiles
Braddock
St. Wscs
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Braddock Street Church
Fellowship Hall
William Minor
Shirley Bly
Harry Gregory
M. K. Hutchinson
C. D. Lanahan
Curtis Barr
Holmes Harper
Gaunt's Drug Store
Fortsmouth
Roberta Lee
Taffy
Dolly Martin
Howard Johnsons
the Commercial & Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cather’s
N. Loudoun St. Winchester
Maytag
Isis
E.boscawen ST
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