Mrs. O. W. McNeese to Review Books at Sulgrave Club Event
Mrs. O W McNeese of Washington will give a book review at the Episcopal Church Chapel on December 29 at three o'clock. The event, a popular social occasion, includes gratis tea in the Church House after the review and ticket sales through Guild members. Public invited. phone 6336 for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. McNeese
Washington
Sulgrave Club
Episcopal Church Chapel
Mc~neese
Mang
Important Rehearsal Of Christ Episcopal Choir
Tonight at seven thirty an important rehearsal of the Christ Episcopal Church choir will be held. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Choir
Christ Episcopal Church
Christmas Programs Spotlight Stephenson and Brucetown Churches
Readings and pageants headline holiday events at Stephenson and Brucetown Methodist churches on Friday and Christmas night at 730 PM. Mrs F T Futcher directs fifty five characters portraying Bethlehem. Also notes Girls Athletic Association annual breakfast and a Christmas dance cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson Methodist Church
Brucetown Methodist Church
F. T. Futcher
Bethlehem
A. Aad
Girls Athletic Associa
Trian
Eugene Babb
Jack Widmyer
Raychelle Fleming
Wisemia Eutsler
Girls Athletic Association
Local Holiday Visits In Winchester And Clarke County
Mrs. Ann Harry, staying months at Gray Gables in Winchester, will spend Christmas holidays with cousin Mrs. Benjamin Randolph in Clarke County. Miss Meda Dick of Washington DC arrived to spend the holidays with her mother, Mrs. John Dick, at Clearbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Harry
Clarke County
Winchester
Gray Gables
Benjamin Randolph
Meda Dick
Washington, D. C
John Dick
Clearbrook
John McIntosh
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
Berryville
Charles McIntosh
Peggy Yowell
Madison County
Ills and early cures spread through Winchester area
Mrs. Kimmel is ill with influenza at the Hockman home on South Washington. Mrs. Winfield Scott and daughter Dorothy Helen are confined with influenza at their Washington street apartment. Mrs. Way is improving at her West Cork street apartment. Mrs. Minnie Herwig of Rockliffe Farm is a patient in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Miss Mary Jane Jolliffe in Stonewall High School area is confined with grippe. Several other residents, including Mr. Robert McC. Glass Jr. and Mr. Frank S. Miller, remain ill with grippe. Lieutenant Thomas G. Scully and wife announce the birth of a son at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bosserman, Jr
Tennyson Ave
C. M. Henkle
FP. L. Sargent, Jr
John 8. Scully, III
William Payne
Harry R. Kern, Jr
Rodney T. Taylor
Allen
Kimmel
Harry Kimmel
L. L. Hockman
South Washington Street
Winfield Scott
Dorothy Helen
Way
F. I. Way
West Cork Street
Minnie Herwig
Rockliffe Farm
Upperville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mary Jane Jolliffe
Stonewall High School
Clearbrook
Grippe
Robert McC. Glass Jr
West Clifford Street
J. Gray Beverley
Thomas Jones
Edgar Peters
Tommy Peters
Washington, D. C
Peters
Navy
Jones
Elizabeth Ann Jones
State Teachers College
Farmville, Va
Schoos and College
Berryville
Farmville
Fredericksburg
Mary Washington College
Joyce Davis
R. E. Davis
Rose Eller Ramsburg
D. L. Ramsburg
Rice W. Levi
Gay Levi
Wilsons announce birth of daughter in Winchester
Mr and Mrs David Wilson of Strasburg Virginia announce the birth of a daughter Tuesday morning in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Stern formerly Miss Pearl Connor and Mr and Mrs Jack Stern announce the arrival of a son Edwin Louis on December 15 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Simpson leaves for Camp Pickett Virginia to spend the holidays with her husband Lt M O Simpson Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
David Wilson
Strasburg, Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Stern
Jack Stern
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Edwin Louis
Camp Pickett
M. O. Simpson, Jr
Miss Gray Attends Woodstock Funeral
Miss Mary Jane Gray spent Monday in Woodstock attending the funeral of Miss L Virginia Schmidt who died Saturday afternoon at the Cora Miller Memorial Hospital. Miss Schmidt was well known locally and had visited Miss Gray often.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gray
Miss Schmitt
Woodstock
Mary Jane Gray
L. Virginia Schmidt
Cora Miller Memorial Hospital
Arlington Visit From Williams and Buhl Families
Mr and Mrs Julian Williams and children Mary Catherine Betty Carl and Mrs Nelson Buhl and daughter Shelly of Stephens City Virginia spent last Sunday in Arlington with Mr and Mrs Charles Buhl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Julian Williams
Mary
Catherine
Betty
Carl
Nelson Buhl
Shelly
Stephenson, Va
Charles Buhl
Miss Smallwood Visits Mother in Stephens City
Miss Jean Smallwood R N of University Hospital Charlottesville is spending a few days in Stephens City with her mother Mrs Elsie Hovermale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smallwood
Stephens City
Jean Smallwood
R. N
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Elsie Hovermale
Tommy Harrison Home For Xmas Holidays
Tommy Harrison arrives to spend Christmas with his parents Judge and Mrs Burr P Harrison on South Washington Street in OF ney Maryland. He had influenza but is now greatly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Harrison
Slade School
Ofney
Judge
Burr P. Harrison
South Washington Street
Tommy
Local families arrive for Christmas visits and moves
Mr and Mrs Clemmer of Roanoke expected in the city to spend Christmas with Mrs Clemmers parents on Ambhrest street. Mesdames Atkins and Gilkey of Florida to spend Christmas in the city with their parents on South Stewart street. Mr and Mrs Herman S Barr moved into their new home on South Washington street. Major George Smith, hospitalized in Missouri, arrived in Winchester to spend three weeks with Mrs Smith and daughters Leigh and Toni on South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Atkins
Gilkey
Frank Atkins
Arthur Gilkey
Florida
C. L. Nicodemus
South Stewart Street
Mrs. Barr
Herman S. Barr
South Washington Street
Walter D. Myers
George Smith
O'Reilly General Hospital
Springfield
Southwest Pacific
Winchester
Mrs. Smith
Leigh
Toni
Rotary Club Christmas Party For Winchester Youth
About 30 junior citizens will attend the Winchester Rotary Club Christmas Party at Sarah Zane Hall at 1 p m. Rev Ronald Wilson chairs the Boys Work Committee and will introduce gifts, cartoons and holiday music by Miss LaRue, ending with a short message When Christmas Comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Rotary Club
Sarah Zane Hall
Ronald Wilson
LaRue
Wilson
More than a Thousand WACs Serve in North Africa
Allied headquarters marks the first anniversary of the arrival of the first five WACs abroad from the United States. More than 1,000 Women Army Corps members are now serving in the North African theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Allied
United States
Berryville Social Notes Spark Christmas Visits
Miss Annie Moore and sisters host relatives and friends for Christmas in Berryville Virginia. Guests include Mrs Ernest H Williams Miss Peggy Moore Stalnaker Miss Jane Austin of Washington DC and the Williams Stalnakers of Cumberland MD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville, Va
Annie Moore
Samuel Chew Williams
Charles McIntosh
Jacob Blake
Lois and
Jane Blake
Washington, D. C
Berryville
Christmas visits and family travels across Virginia area
Local notes list Miss Margaretta Whiting and Mrs. Whiting visiting family in Winchester and Mt Airy Christmas plans. Sgt. Carper and family prepare for furlough and holiday visits in Berryville with relatives. Iden family guests include Harold Potts and Tom Iden while Cadet Iden plans to join Christmas Day celebration. Ramsburg and Levi households arrange Christmas gatherings with relatives from Warrenton to Richmond and Randolph Field Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Iden
Harold Potts
Norfolk, Va
Tom Iden
Medical College of Virginia
Idens
James Richard Iden
Massachussetts
Fruits In Gle To Cost More
The Office of Price Administration announced a ceiling price adjustment raising the retail cost of some fruits berries and vegetables packed in glass by about two cents a far. The increase reflects higher labor costs. Glass packers used before 1941 were already covered by the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Newton D. Baker Hospital to receive war casualties soon
Lt. C W Lamont outlined the Army rehabilitation plan at the American Legion Post meeting in Winchester. Returning casualties from Maryland West Virginia parts of Pennsylvania and northern Virginia will be hospitalized at Newton D Baker Hospital near Martinsburg to ease families during convalescence. First patients expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Lamont
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Robert Y. Conrad
American Legion
Army
T Army
Halloran General Hospital
Staten Island
N. Y
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Lt. Lamont
Winchester
John A. McAfee
Laurie E. Hill
Sol Nu
Berryville High schedules basketball season uncertain
Berryville High School principal D. G. Cooley said the Clarke county school has not completed its basketball schedule. One game has been played against Marshall High, with Handley Judges visiting tonight. about 10 players are out, and matches with Lincoln Leesburg and Bunker Hill are hoped. The Berryville teams opened with a double loss to Marshall, and illnesses and injuries, including Reginald Mills injured in a theatre fire, weaken the roster for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Cooley
Berryville High School
Clarke County
Marshall High
Berryville
MarsHall
Cooley
Winchester
Reginald Mills
Berryville Theatre
Trial Justice Court Disposes Speeding Cases in Upperville and Winchester
The court of Trial Justice W. E. Edwards disposed two speeding cases. Richard Blakeley Wiltshire of Upperville, Va., to pay $10 fine and $4.25 costs. Charles Homer Bridges of 30 East Piccadilly, Winchester, Va., to pay $5 fine and $4.25 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Trial
W. E. Edwards
Richard Blakeley Wiltshire
Upperville
Charles Homer Bridges
East Piccadilly Street
Winchester
Clyde B Collins Rites Thursday In Siler Va
Funeral services for Clyde B Collins 52 who died suddenly at work at the National Fruit Product Company plant will be held Thursday afternoon. Relatives meet at the late home near Siler at 2 pm and proceed to Wesley Chapel cemetery. He was born to the late Edward and Annie Holliday Collins. He leaves a widow Naomi Shade of Stotlers Cross Roads, W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde B. Collins
National Fruit Product Company
Siler
Wesley Chapel
Collins
Edward
Annie Holliday Collins
Naomi Shade
Stotlers Cross Roads
W. Va
Family Survivors Listed Across Multiple States
The obituary notes Thurman Collins of Sherman Illinois and Edgar Collins of Bunker Hill West Virginia as brothers, a sister Mrs Bertie Gray of Cross Junction, and two half brothers Turner Collins Martinsburg and Edward Collins Pennsylvania plus a half sister Mrs John Hesley Berkeley Springs West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman Collins
Sherman
Illinois
Edgar Collins
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Bertie Gray
Cross Junction
Turner Collins
Martinsburg
Edward Collins
Pennsylvania
John Hesley
Berkeley Springs
Christmas program at Home Mission Tabernacle Nain
The Home Mission Tabernacle Sunday School at Nain will present its annual Christmas celebration at 8 o clock tomorrow evening. An attractive program is planned and a cordial invitation is extended to all to attend this service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christians Endeavor Union
United Brethren Church
Hael DeCarlo
Jean Armel
Nancy Inskip
Gilbert Streit
Patsy
Eugene Cunningham
Dolores Coffelt
Bernice Hodgson
Paul Funk
Géorge Miller
Betty Trenary
Bétty Stryker
C. E. Union
United Brethren
Congregational Christian
Reformed
First Brethren Church
Church of Christ Churches
Home Mission Tabernacle Sunday School
Nain
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St. Paul Lutheran Church
Cedar Creek
Mr. Robinson
Buckner
City
Milton G. Robinson
Chicago
Ill
Mary G. Buckner
Amherst St
Robinson
Joseph Gibson
McIntyre
Georgia
E. M. McIntyre
Gainsville
Atlanta
Hurst
Charles Hurst
Judith Ann
Mary Taylor
Beverly, Mass
Roberta Taylor
George Taylor
Pauline Taylor
Fairmont Avenue
Christian Endeavor Union
Miss Dick
Gift Headquarters
Symphony & Lord Baltimore
Delray
Boston
Save
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall Store
Huntsberry
Frank S. Miller
Barber
Lawrence Tierney
Anne
Bluefield
West Va
W. A. Baker
Tierney
Thomas G. Scully
Gaunt
Main and
Valley Ave
Paul B. Cather
M. M. Lynch
Admr
Berryville Social Notes
Rebekah Gold
Thomas E. Gold
Harry Warden
Gold
Montague Stevens
Emma Cole
Buckmash Street
Lula Shepherd
Alvin White
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Mrs
I. J. White
H. H. Burks
Sloise Lumsden
Boonesboro
F. L. Aylor
Culpeper
Aylor
Wayne Lewis
Roberta Aylor
Harrisburg, Pa
Emily MacCormick
Avon-by-the-Sea
N. J
Robert E. Lee Lewis
Sunny
Dorothy Kackley
Bowling Green
Morton C. Mumma, III
Joe Dorsey
Bill Henson
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Mumma
Morton C.mumma, Jr
Ralph N. Dorsey
W. E. Henson
Anna Moore
Prince William County
Atlanta, Ga
Nicholas Moore
Berryville School
Audrey Ott
Harrisonburg
May Wagner
Staunton
Kathleen Francis
W. D. Francis
Glen Allen
Elizabeth Elsen
John Guy
Bentonville
Mary Meade Osborne
Stuart Hall
A. P. Osborne
Geabornes
Francis Osborne
Pvt
Charles Suddith
Lena Suddith
Fort George G. Meade, Md
L. A. Parker
Woodland
N.C
Mississippi
Palmer Beverley
Richmond
Christas
William Beverley
Beverley
Judy
Holton Arms
Elizabeth Beverley
St. Catherine’s
Westhampton
Henry Lickey
Sgt
Shirley Lickey
South Carolina
Sgt. Lickey
Baltimore
Margaretta Whiting
Garrison Forest School
Baltimore, Md
Frank B. Whiting
M. S. Carper
Camp Blanding
Fla
W. S. Carper
Carpers
Martin Carper
Nancy Lu Carper
Hensons
Charles Ramsburg
Warrenton
Charley Levi
Randolph Everett Dozier
Camp
Texas
William J. Levi
Tode Tuttle
Poinsettias Cycleman
Melior Begonias Azaleas
Philodendroms
East
Piccadilly Street
Amy Marble
Berryville High
Handley
Trial Justice Court
Daniel Green
Red
Lovett Brothers
C. B. Collins
the Commercial & Savings Bank
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bates
Moling & Cather
Timberlake
SSS
Sn Yi
al Bay
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