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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1952

Page

6

Church Notices and Sewing Pattern Advertisement

Church service details for Methodist and St John s including Sunday School 10am Morning Worship 11am Youth Fellowship 6pm and Women s Society First Tuesday 830pm. also a Christmas Eve planning note. Plus pattern 4560 by Anne Adams with sizes 34 through 48. requires 3 34 yards at 39 inch fabric. send 35 cents plus 5 cents mailing to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept New York.

John Mann Methodist Cork Street T.C Lockman George A. Davis Methodist Youth Fellowship Woman's Society of Christian Service Anne Adams Care Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N. Y. Pring

Boyles Ban Social Register Pride in Own Card

The Boyle family announces a boycott of the Social Register arguing the 1952 and 1953 editions exclude many names while favoring Browns and Smiths. They plan a rival 100 page booklet focusing on Boyles with a single page for elites the Blue Book drops. Their motto proclaims a defiant stance against exclusion.

New York Social Register Winthrop Rockefeller Bobo Boyle Washington, D. C Philadelphia Chicago Boston St. Louis Pittsburgh Cleveland Cincinnati Dayton San Francisco Baltimore Buffalo Death Valley Calif Boyles Palm Beach Newport Robinsons Johnsons Williamses Browns Smiths Smyths Smythes Goulds Vanderbilts Roosevelts Rockefellers

Bloom- Friendly Grove Home Demonstration Club Notes

The Friendly Grove Home Demonstration Club met at the Community Hall with a lamp shade demonstration by Miss Agnes Shirley. Attendees included Mrs. S. H. Phillips, Mrs. Harry Hershman, Mrs. George Lemley, Mrs. Ferrell, Mrs. Russell Baylis and Mrs. Thomas S. Cooper. The next meeting is December 23 at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs. Russell Baylis for the annual Christmas party and gift exchange.

Friendly Grove Home Demonstration Club Agnes Shirley S. H. Phillips Harry Hershman George Lemley Ferrell Russell Baylis Thomass. Cooper Jacob Baker Friendly Grove Thomas Cooper Reuben Hulver Garnet Hershman Stanley John Spaid Winchester Roy Triplett Jefferson C John R. Cooper Mason and Thomas Montain Falls

Whitacres host birthday dinner in Gore area

Mrs Virginia Hook Gore hosted a dinner for her father H D Whitacre on his birthday. Guests included Alvin and Charles Whitacre families from Winchester and others from Hagerstown Martinsburg and Martinsburg area. Pvt William Allamong left for Seattle after visiting the Hooks.

Gore M. Pugh H. D. Whitacre Alvin Whitacre Shirley Judy Roger Winchester Charles Whitacre Kay Harold Buddy Vilus Oates William Wolford Wolford Charolttesville

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