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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1948

Page

8

Madison College student named to Who's Who list

Miss Marie Virginia Garber and H B Garber of Parkway Avenue have a Madison college senior selected as one of 13 students to appear in Who's Who in American universities and colleges. Selection honors scholarship leadership and campus service, with Garber active as YWCA vice-president and member of Kappa Delta Pi and Alpha Sigma Tau.

Marie Virginia Garber Engeaie H. B. Garber Parkway Ave Madison College

Birthday Party for Roxanne and Patsy Rogers

Mrs E Clay Rogers hosted a birthday party at her home for daughters Roxanne age 16 and Patsy age 15 with games cake and pink white decor. Guests included Gloria Schulze Wilda A Bobbie Owens Eva Lamp Gladys Lamp Thelma Luttrell Eunice DeHaven Nancy Baker Sarah Thompson Blue McKlwee and more. Mr and Mrs E Clay Rogers and Mrs Robert Sutherland attended along with others. Mrs T C Clark Home from Hospital and a son Walter Howard Clark faces another operation after major surgery at University Hospital Charlottesville. Both are in satisfactory condition.

E. Clay Rogers Robert W. Sun Roxanne Patsy Gloria Schulze Wilda A Bobbie Owens Eva Lamp Gladys Lamp Thelma Luttrell Eunice DeHaven Owens Nancy Baker Sarah Th Blue McKlwee Donald Taylor Robert Luttrell Wayne Miller Harold Phillips Johnny Thompson Donnie Anderson Warren Thompson Phil Slaughter Buddy Creek Bucky Baker Sidney Rogers Charles Sutherland Robert Sutherland T. C. Clark S. Loudoun St University Hospital Charlottesville Walter Howard Clark

Calendar of local club events for December 7 and 8

Schedule lists meetings and gatherings across town including WCTU WSCS and church groups at various homes and venues. Also notes Kiwanis District Nurse Assn Old Fredericktown Garden Club Macedonia WSCS Elks Municipal Band and Moose Club events with times and locations.

Kiwanis Club George’ Washington Stephenson Social Club Walter Adams Old Fredericktown Harold Brown Macedonia Wscs Kenneth Boyce Front Royal Pike Elks Club Municipal Band Rouss Hall

Births and Weekend Socials Highlight Local News

Dec 5 and 6 births announced for Cec il Loy Acorn Heights Frances Rudolph and Evelyn Barrett as well as a Keckley boy. Dr and Mrs Grove hosted weekend guests William Blanding Petersburg and Thomas Turner Jr Washington with about 150 attendees at Academy Lane.

Cecil Loy Acorn Heights Loy Frances Rudolph Sherman Dick Smithfield Ave Evelyn Barrett P. T. Grove Wiliam Blanding Petersburg Thomas E. Turner Jr Washington Grove Academy Lane

Buddy Jones Accepts Post Office Dept Position in D C

Mr. John Buddy Jones of S Loudoun Street left Saturday for Washington to take a position in the post office department. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W E Jones. John I Sloat vice president and cashier of the Commercial and Savings Bank, returned home on S Loudoun Street improved after illness in Winchester Hospital.

John Buddy” Jones D. C John “Buddy” Jones S. Loudoun St Washington Post Office Department W. E. Jones John I. Sloat The Commercial and Savings Bank Winchester Hospital

Four Winchester Students Enroll at Mary Washington College

Four Winchester residents join Mary Washington College at the University of Virginia Fredericksburg campus which lists 1500 students from 87 Virginia counties 36 states DC Canada Puerto Rico Bermuda Cuba Peru Germany and Panama. Names include Miss Jean Elizabeth Butler Mr. Douglas Quarles Miss Anne Beverley Wright and Miss Frances Westwood Wright all Handley high graduates.

Mary Washington College University of Virginia Fredericksburg Virginia District of Columbia Canada Puerto Rico Bermuda Cuba Peru Germany Republic of Panama Winchester Jean Elizabeth Butler Douglas Quarles Anne Beverley Wright Frances Westwood Wright Handley High School

GAA Christmas Breakfast Planned at George Washington Hotel

The Girls Athletic Association schedules a Christmas breakfast for 8 a m on December 19 at the George Washington hotel. Members are to bring 25 cent gifts. The organizing committee is chaired by Mrs Vincent Miller with Miss Lucille Pope and others.

Community club notices and church gatherings listed

Local groups schedule meetings at homes and churches. Mrs. M L Grandstaff hosts Boyce WCTU at 7:30 p m at 342 Gray Ave. Miss Minnie H Taylor hosts Turner Ashby chapter UDC at 3 p m on Thursday. Stephenson Social Club lunch at 1 p m Wednesday. WSCS Stephenson church at 7:30 p m tonight. Handley library Art Appreciation 7:30 p m Thursday with Mrs Eugene Cooper leader. Ever Ready Bible class 8 p m tonight at 117 S Washington St with bake sale after.

Reformed Church M. L. Grandstaff Gray Ave Minnie H. Taylor S. Washington St Turner Ashby United Daughters of the Confederacy Women’s Civic League Handley Library Eugene Cooper Dorothy Hawthorne The Presbyterian Church Marguerite Glass

McKay Improving After Memorial Hospital Stay

L H McKay of Bunker Hill, patient at Memorial hospital for two weeks, is reported getting along nicely. Other notes mention Mrs Morris and son Danny returning to Shenandoah after visiting her parents in Boyce with a birthday dinner for Mrs Morris. Miss Mildred Jones hosting guests in Washington. and Mrs Georgia Cather’s weekend visitors from University of Richmond and Bridgewater College.

L. H. McKay Bunker Hill Memorial Hospital Mildred Jones Washington W. E. Jones South Loudoun St Georgia Cather City Morris Cather Tom McDaniel University of Richmond Carol Miller Bridgewater College

Berryville Episcopal Guild Elects Officers

The Evening Guild of Berryville Episcopal church elected officers last night at the home of Miss Annie Stribling. Officers named include Mrs. Anne Cooley chairman, Mrs. Gertrude McKown secretary treasurer, Miss Mary Lou Wisecarver educational chairman, Miss Helen Ames devotional chairman, Mrs. W B Clagett box chairman, Miss Frances Keller little helpers chairman, and Miss Stribling social relations chairman.

Berryville Episcopal Church Annie Stribling Anne Cooley Gertrude McKown Mary Lou Wisecarver Helen Ames W. B. Clagett Frances Keller Little Helpers Miss Stribling

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Birthday Party

Mrs John Kollar and Mrs Margaret Klein were guests of Mrs Albert Seal and Miss Irene Kollar at 112 N Cameron and returned to Bridgeport Conn Tom Scully Jr son of Mr and Mrs Thomas G Scully will celebrate his fifth birthday at 3 30 pm Wednesday with a party Mr and Mrs Payne registered at Shoreham Mr and Mrs Abney Payne spent yesterday and today in Washington where they were registered at the Shoreham hotel

John Kollar Margaret Klein Albert Seal Irene Kollar N. Cameron Bridgeport Conn Tom Scully Jr Thomas G. Scully

Parents Held Sex In Sex Education

A New York forum with six high school students debated whether high schools should include sex education. They argued parents alone cannot provide adequate information and urged supplementary education, stressing that home and church should guide youth with moral values.

New York Times Hall West Forty-fourth Street Morton Maneker Lawrence High School Lawrence, L. I Morton Dorothy Gordon Frank Cogan Closter High School Closter N. J Frank

Students debate sex education at city forum

James Murtha 16 of William Byrant High School Queens and Sue Sayer 16 of Leonard School for Girls Manhattan argue home and school roles. Patricia Sweeney 17 of Girls High Brooklyn notes church school home can supplement. Giesla Fisher 18 Manhattan says start at junior high. Miss Gordon cites venereal disease campaign.

James Murtha William Bryant High School Queens Sue Sayer Leonard School For Girls Manhattan Patricia Sweeney Girls High School Brooklyn Giesla Fisher Wadleigh High School Miss Gordon

Lesson In English by W L Gordon

A compact English lesson by W L Gordon covers proper usage of their and there disagreement and common mispronunciations and spelling challenges. It promotes daily vocabulary growth by mastering one word at a time and highlights fervid as an example meaning very hot and burning with a Milton quote illustrating vivid imagery.

Milton

Etiquette Q A on handkerchief waves and wearing rings

A reader asks if waving a handkerchief to greet or attract attention is proper and health authorities should ban it as a germ spreader. The answer says no and the action should be forbidden. A divorced woman may continue wearing her rings with no reason to stop.

Know Your Own Country Map Promotion

An advertisement offers a five color map of the United States with 1947 population estimates for major metropolitan districts. It includes an air travel map mileage tables and scenic spots lists, and invites readers to mail 15 cents for a copy to the Winchester Star Information Bureau in Washington DC. It also includes a language trivia Q A about autumn and fall.

United States The Chaucer

Appearances and Patterns Offer Doorstep Fashion Deals

Obsolete sewing ad promotes apron and housefrock patterns from Winchester Star Pattern Dept. No. 4665 outlines sizes 14 to 50 with simple instructions and illustrated fit. Offer includes 25 cents pattern, plus 15 cents for Anne Adams Winter Pattern Book and a free hosiery case pattern.

Obone Winchester Star Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N. Y Anne Adams

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Marie Garber Cara Nome Brooks’ Pharmacy Clinton Keckley Welltown Pike Keckley Pauline Fincham Mrs. Grove Daniel Green Skinner Rayon American Felt Company Winchesterians GAA Club Boyce Wctu Methodist Church Bertha Ashwood Mabel Thompson Garvin Bowles Virginia Mason Mary Webber WSCS Stephenson Church Mary Ellmore Worth's N. Loudoun ST Prince Prince of Edinburgh Buckingham Palace Prienaee Tsivetsh Tatoemnational Radiophoto Berryville Episcopal Guild Mrs. Seal Miss Kollar Coty Paris Mais Oui Richard Hudnut Yankee Clover Gemey Gaunt’s Drug Store Sandler Boston Sandlers Lovett Bros W. L. Gordon Roberta Lee Winchester Star Information Bureau Eye St N. E Washington, D. C State Commercial & Savings Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Food ‘Center Haldeman’s Creamery Cather Catal Loudoun Hill Alee Toyland B. F. Goodrich Queen Anne Timberlake Fairplay Winchester Furniture CO Elgin American Compact Will Jewelry Store
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