Mrs Warren S Eddy Hosts Kincheon Honoring Miss Susan Sider
Social notices from Winchester detail Mrs Warren S Eddy and Mrs Benjamin Sager hosting at the Winchester Goat Club for Miss Susan Sider and her wedding party. Readers note out of town guests, bridal plans, and Christmas club events across local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren S. Eddy
Benjamin Sager
Kincheon
Winchester Goat Club
Susan Sider
Miss Snider
Billy Phillips
James D. Shockey
Tennyson Ave
Susan Snider
Calendar of Events December evenings around town
Numerous club meetings and community events listed for December 13 to 17. Activities include BPW Club at the Georg Washington Hotel, PTA meetings at Round Hill and Stonewall, performances by Clarke County Junior Class and others, plus lodge, firemen, AA, Moose, and Welcome Wagon gatherings at various venues. Times range from 12:18 pm to 11 pm with a Teenage lounge open at War Memorial Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW
Georg Washington Hotel
Round Hill Pta
Clarke County
Woodmen of the World
Fraternal Order of Fagies
Eagles
John Dove
Royal Arch
City Hall
Stonewall Pta
Stonewall School
Round Hill
Community Center
Madison Lodge
VFW
Post Home
George Washington Hotel
Frederick County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Shawnee
Lions Club
Lord Pairfax
Stephens City Fire Co
Pire Hall
Board of Control of Exchange Club
F. Boscawen
Loyal Order of the Moose
Alcoholics Anonymous
Baptist Church
PCA
George Washington
Welcome Wagon
Newcomers Club
War Memorial
Births December 12 At Bunker Hill West Virginia
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Fowler of Bunker Hill West Virginia. Mrs Fowler is formerly Miss Shirley Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Floyd Arnold
Lester D. Arnold
Stewart St
Yale Divinity School
New Haven
Conn
Robert Fowler
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Christmas party and visits feature Stephenson society
Mrs Kitty Prince hosted the Methodist Youth Fellowship Christmas party with 22 members and one visitor. The Women's Society of Christian Service met at the church. Several families visited relatives in Hagerstown Arlington Baltimore and Winchester over Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesboro
R. ©. Anderson
Carol Sue
Hagerstown
Anderson
M. F. Powell
Lena Ashwood
Meredith
H. C. Watson
Arlington
Dickson Golightly
Julian Willams
Arthur Costello
Baltimore
Costello
Hermon Dyke
Dave Smediey
Daniel Dyke
Erwin Day
W. B. Castleman
Brucetown
Fred Duncan
Fort Meyer Fla
Oscar Duncan
A. J. Prince
Harry Prince
Vienna
Maude Prince
Virgil Prince
Winchester
Gean Fiddler
Kitty Prince
Modern Etiquette Questions and Practical Answers
A reader asks about wearing earrings and appropriate accessories for various events. The column notes small earrings are versatile while diamond or long danglers suit evening wear, and suggests a classic toast for best man, plus guidance on a mourning band width and material.
49 700 Broilers Sold at Capon Valley Auction
The Capon Valley Area Poultry Auction in Wardensville West Virginia sold 49 700 broilers this week all offered. Prices ranged from 15 to 1534 cents with most between 15 and 15 cents. Demand was strong. Beltz turkeys sold for 30 to 302 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capon Valley
Wardensville
W. Va
Beltz
Sinking Creek Vanishes Then Reappears as Scenic Fountain
In Breckinridge County Kentucky Sinking Creek vanishes from view and travels underground for an undetermined number of miles before resurfacing as a scenic fountain described in local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinking Creek
Breckinridge County
American Actor Damns European Goods and Women
Dale Robertson, the Oklahoma born actor, says European merchandise and women are overrated. After filming with Gina Lollobrigida in Italy he praises his Sepulveda California home with horses dogs and parakeets. He prefers American wines and scenery like the Grand Canyon over European glamour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Robertson
Gina Lollobrigida
Okealhoma
Tno
America
Sepulveda
California
Paris
Europe
Grand Canyon
Yule Mail Running Ahead Of 1956 Tabulations
Postmaster Wilbur R. Johnston reports the Christmas mail load is over eight percent ahead of last year with 91 490 items tabulated for Tuesday through Thursday. He urges shoppers to stock up on wrapping supplies now to avoid last minute shortages and to mail early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur R. Johnston
Johnson
Johnston
Virginians Face Weekend Heat Rise and Windy Cold
The Associated Press reports Virginians may see a weekend warmup after subfreezing days with highs near 30s in valleys and 20s in the mountains. Tonight lows dip to 15 in Richmond as power outages hit Lakeside and Acca stations. The five day outlook calls for near normal temps with possible more snow if cold air persists, and a Richmond death attributed to exposure is noted along with a new gas consumption record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
Lakeside
Acca
Virginia Electric and Power Co
Henrico County
Associated Preas
Weather Bureau
Pulaski
Roanoke
Gordonsville
Norfolk
Cape Henry
State Highway Department
Nanny Jones
Richmond Utilities Department
Four New Members Join Round Hill Fire Company
Four new members were accepted into the Round Hill Community Fire Company at a meeting held last night at the community center. New members are Ray Combs Junior Leigh Walter M Punk and Larry Cline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill Fire Company
Round Hill Community Fire Company
Ray Combs
Junior Leigh
Walter M Punk
Larry Cline
John Clowser
Russell Larrick
T. N Cather
Garland Cather
Vernon Haines
David Gunn
Floyd Earl
Linden Pingler
C. M. Larrick
Arthur Brill
Forest Gras
E. W. Steele
E W. Steele
Kenneth Lewis
Clarence Cather
Albert Pingley
Virginia Patterson
Far Lantz
Louise Cather
George Cather
T. N. Cather
Harry Pattersons Farm
John Larrick
Noel Williams
Otto Snapp
Hurt Himelright
More Autos Stolen During Subway Strike
Police report 153 cars stolen in New York from the start of the subway strike to 1 30 p m yesterday with 93 thefts in the prior week The rise is blamed on the hardship of crowded transit and crowding on trains and buses A police official cites the criminal element as a factor The article also notes a 56 percent rise in tourist travel in Israel in September 1957 compared with 1956
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Israel
Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon
A compact vocabulary note defines folk and folks with usage, pronunciation tips for diorama, and common misspellings vain versus vein. It introduces synonyms for gloom and ends with a daily word study urging mastery of buffoonery and its humorous crowd laughter.
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John Pinckney Arthur, Jr
V.P.1
2. Pinckney Arthur
Robert Mowery
Clearbrook
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Stewart Pearman
William Mellor
W. Cecil Sr
Russell Cather
Louisville, Ky
Richard Snow
Martha Sirbaugh
Woodland Ave
Memorial Hospital
Judy Grove
Madison College
Robert B. Grove
Jennie DeHaven
W. Clifford St
John Kinter
David Kinter
Middletown
Valley Mill HD Club
Valley Mill Home Demonstration Club
Lee-Jackson Restaurant
Port Loudoun
War Memorial Building
John Kater
Chorce
Jules Bernd
D. W. Ritenour
Mary Bittinger
Homer Alberti
Joseph Hodgson
Hyin
Salem
Salem Church of the Brethren
Stephens City
Henry Gordon
Mt. Jackson
Valley Chorus
White Brothers Quartet
Greenwood Chapel
Greenwood Methodist Chapel
Cedar Cliff Plans
Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church
Vaucluse
James Wood High School
W.5.c.s
OLD Fredericktown Garden Club
Fredericktown
Lemuel Brown
Bradford Bennett
Valley Garden Club
Front Royal
Harold Brown
Richard Atwood
Arthur Robinson
Edward Shokes
Middleburg
Gaunt’'S Drug Store
Bobbie Conrad
Bostonian Mocs
Bum
Valley Shoe Salon
Loudoun St
Stephenson News
Roberto Lee
U.S
Dorothy Rofap
Women's
Yule
Ana
Harry Lovett
N. Loudoun St
the Lizigators
W. L. Gordon
Christmas Club
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
James Lees & Mohawk Carpets
Cather’s Department Store
Timberlake
Mariposa and
Pearce
Lockport
Morgan Jones
Bates
Old Colony
Steve
Pocahontas Coal Nut
W. B. Snidersons
N. Cameron &J
Rgaret L. Hodgson
van Raalte
Glamour
Margaret L. Hodgson
HAT & Dress Shop
Loudoun S&j
Boyd's Drug Store
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