Christmas Breakfast Hosted by Girls Athletic Association
A Sunday morning Christmas breakfast for the Girls Athletic Association was held at the Trianon at eight o'clock with twenty seven members and three guests attending. Christmas carols were sung with Mrs Lavella Widmyer on piano. A silver offering went to the fellowship club and books were donated for the story ship Winchester. Guests included Hugh Freele Mrs Buddy Baker and Miss Dottie Barnes among many members and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trianon
Girl’s Athletic
Warren-Brill Ceremony In Alexandria Dec 14
Miss O Leary Brill of Falls Church and Staff Sgt. Harry L. Warren of Stephens City married December 14 in Alexandria First Baptist Church with Rev. Ernest F. Campbell officiating. The bride wore aqua and brown and was attended by her sister Miss Nettie Lou Brill. Staff Sgt. Warren, returning from 33 months in the India Burma area, will reassign to Richmond December 19. The couple will reside with her parents in Falls Church.
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O'Leary Brill
Clarence C. Brill
Falls Church
Frederick Co
Harry L. Warren
H. D. Warren
Stephens City
Alexandria
First Baptist Church
Ernest F. Campbell
Nettie Lou Brill
Sidney Funkhouser
Warren
Stephens City High School
India-Burma
Palais Royal Department Store
Washington
Richmond
Winchester Christmas party for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co of Virginia held a Christmas party in Winchester at the George Washington Hotel with about 65 employees and guests. The program included group singing and a solo by Miss Philomena Rew, while Arthur L. Lambdin spoke on company progress and 1945 goals. A buffet supper and dance followed, with decorations and favors. Out of town guests included supervisors and managers from Richmond Front Royal Charles Town Lynchburg and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Potomac¢lephone Co
Virginia
Winchester
George Washington
Philomenarew
Arthur L. Bdin
Chburg
C. & P. Telephone
W. H. Hiett
Richmond
Joseph Compton
Virginia Telephone Company
Front Royal
Fenton Collins
Central Telephone Co
Charles Town
Charles Kirkland
George Smith
Lynchburg
S. R. Sammis
Effie Palmer
Pauline Grant
E. B Blanwinship
Kellam Kline Wedding in Chicago Temple
Miss Mary Beth Kellam, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Kellam, married Ensign Newton Clark Kline, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kline of Winchester, at Chicago Temple First Methodist Church. Rev. C. H. Diercks officiated. The bride wore white brocaded taffeta with illusion veil and orange blossom halo. her mother was the only attendant. Best man was Ensign Tony Pappas. the groom will serve with Navy Air Corps in San Diego, joined by the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Beth Kellam
Charles J. Kellam
Newton Clark Kline
Earl Kline
Winchester
Chicago Temple First Methodist Church
Chicago
Ill
C. H. Diercks
Tony Pappas
Annapolis
Navy Air Corps
Pensacola
San Diego
Calif
Miss Ewing Hosts Christmas Formal at Ewing Studio
Miss Dorothy Ewing hosted a Xmas formal for the Junior and Senior Ballroom classes at the Ewing Studio on Monmouth Street Saturday evening. This week the younger classes will hold holiday gatherings Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday from two to five in the afternoons, with an invitation for visitors. The studio closes Thursday for Xmas holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ewing
Dorothy Ewing
Ewing Studio of
Monmouth Street
Winchester Education Association Plans Reports from Richmond
The Winchester Education Association met at Handley School to hear delegates’ reports from the Annual State convention in Richmond held November 27 to 30. Mrs Clyde Hall and Mrs Andrew Bell gave summaries of the meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Education Association
Handley School
Richmond
Clyde Hall
Andrew Bell
Weather wraps up fall work as snow slows travel
Yellow Springs West Virginia reports ideal fall weather for butchering seeding and wool gathering. Snow and high winds slow travel and drift roads. A Friday prayer meeting at the Kline home drew a large crowd with Rev T B Pierce and local singers. Upcoming service set with Mrs Ida Miller. Visitors to the Miller home included P O Miller and grandchildren Joan Ann and Mark Hopkins.
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Yellow Springs
W. Va
M. B. Kline
Rest Church to Hold Christmas Eve Program
Rest Rest Church will hold a morning service on Sunday December 17 at 11 oclock led by Rev Mr Wilson followed by a Sunday School session. A Christmas program prepared by the Sunday School will be performed in the church on Christmas Eve. Miss Ethel Barret left for Florida for the winter with a companion from Harrisonburg. Miss Wilda Bean of Winchester visited her sister Mrs Edward McDonald who has been ill at home. Several from Rest attended Mrs C B Smiths music pupils recital in the Methodist Church in Bunker Hill last Friday where pupil Virginia Ann Snyder played a Christmas carol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rest
Mr. Wilson
Ethel Barret
Florida
Harrisonburg
Wilda Bean
Winchester
Edward McDonald
C. B. Smith
Bunker Hill
Virginia Ann Snyder
Service Men Return From Alaska In The War
Veterans who served in Alaska return home as orders finalize. Families welcome them back with thanks and community gatherings. Notes emphasize duty, sacrifice, and ongoing support for troops.
Alaska Volcano Photos Highlight Local Soldier’s Furlough
Sgt Melvin Eckley and Pvt Charles Gore, visiting Gore’s parents in this city, posed with Gore’s Alaskan album featuring Japs captured images and a volcano scene from Alaska. Gore served 18 months in the Army Air Forces, entered December 14 1942, based in Alaska since May 1943, and will report to Fort Meade Maryland after furlough. Gore earned the Good Conduct Medal and wears the bronze star on his Asiatic Pacific Campaign ribbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gore
J. M. Gore
Star Office
Army Air Forces
Alaska
Pvt
Gore
Fort Meade
Melvin Eckley
Pvt. Gore
DAILY CROSSWORD NAME 6 Wading bi
Complex crossword clues list with many cross references including animals languages and objects. The page presents a dense puzzle with numbered across and down entries and several theme clues across 15 21 24 28 30 31 33 34 36 39 43 47 48 49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town
Purchase
Virginia Soldier Reassigned After Furlough
John W. Ebert, 25, of Winchester Virginia, after 32 months overseas as an air operations specialist, reports to the Richmond AAFP Redistribution Station for a physical and new assignment following a 21 day furlough with his wife and son who live with Marvin Miller in Rio West Virginia. He is a 1937 Handley High School graduate and the son of Isaac and Mrs. Ebert of 314 Amherst Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Marvin Miller
Pfc
Comb
Rio
W. Va
Combs
Fort Belvoir, Va
John W. Ebert
Richmond
AAFP
Handley High School
Isaac Ebert
Amherst Street
Winchester
Weekly Price Column on Poultry and Candy Regulations
The Office of Price Administration announces wholesale ceiling prices for poultry sales to other retailers and new retail prices for hard candy. Retailers with chick en stocks must sell to authorized poultry dealers at the wholesale ceiling, while direct-from-manufacturer sellers face 25 to 35 cent per pound pricing depending on packaging. Retailers can obtain wholesale candy ceilings from the War Price and Rationing Board Price Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
War Price and Rationing Board
Birth of Daughter Anne Meade to Mr and Mrs Clagett
Lieut and Mrs Thomas B Clagett announce the birth of a daughter, Anne Meade, on Friday December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Clagett
Anne Meade
Clagett Family Connection Noted in War Dispatch
In Winchester Memorial hospital Mrs. Clagett formerly Miss Anne Meade daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis B Meade of Millwood Lieut Clagett is stationed somewhere in Belgium.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Clagett
Anne Meade
Louis B. Meade
Millwood
Lieut
Belgium
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Margueritte Baker
Robert B. Grove
Carl L. Campbell
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Doris Cunningham
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Paul Tomney
Jack Widmyer
Richard A. Briggs
Raydell Fleming
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Warren-Brill
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Union
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Holton Arms
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Miss Arthur
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Fairfax Lane
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Hotel Jack Annex
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Fla
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St. Petersburg
War Shipping Administration
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T. F. Jakimier
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Leesburg
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William A. Pangle
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Woodstock
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Pete
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Cline
City
June Cline
Roanoke College
Tennyson Ave
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Norfolk
Walter Bosserman, Jr
Truitt
St. Joan’s Guild
St. Joan’s Guild of
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Chicago, Il
Handley Library
B. M. Roszel
Harry Stimpson
R. E. Byrd
Miss Lupton
Pavey Lupton
Wellesley College
Wellesley, Mass
Mrs. McSherry Lupton
Pajan Hill
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Huntsberryc
Winchester—Front Royal
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Plostox Gaunt’s
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Xmas
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Harold Davis Anderson
U. S. Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
U S
Seaman Anderson
Navy
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Harry Z. Rippeon
Elsie E. Rippeon
France
Hubert L. King
Third Service Command
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Marvin E. Combs
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Sym
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Hal Deman
Cc. B. Smalts & Son
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Terry Billfolds
Baker’s Drug Store
Court House
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main Street
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Pifer Company
Daniel Green
Miller Bros
Him
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Tommy Tucker
Timberlake
Dia
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