Bride Doris Brinkman Weds Ronald Dolan in Cumberland
Miss Doris Virginia Brinkman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Brinkman of Cumberland Maryland marries Ronald S Dolan son of Mr. and Mrs S W Dolan of Whitacre. The December 24 ceremony at the parsonage of Rev George W Stover followed by a Whitacre home reception and a holiday dinner at Cumberland for relatives and friends. Dolan serves in the Medical Corps at Fort George Meade. The couple plan to reside in the Maryland area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Brinkman
Dolan
Theodore F. Brinkman
Cumberland
Doris Virginia
Ronald S. Dolan
S. W. Dolan
Whitacre
George W. Stover
National Avenue
Winches
Fort George Meade
George B. Whitacre
Miss Warrington and Dr Grove Married This Afternoon
Miss Dorothy Warrington of Chevy Chase Maryland wed Dr Pem Grove son of Mrs W Berry Grove at the bride’s family home with Dr Charlie Warner officiating M Warman and Miss Mary Agnes Young were bridesmaids and W Berry Grove was best man Guests included John A Chew Donald Eyster and Edward McDonald Among out of town attendees were Mr and Mrs John Thomson Paul Rosenberger and Dr Robert Nelson The couple will reside in Leesburg After Christmas Mr and Mrs Earl Clowser returned from Staunton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebe Waters
Vance Alexander
Charles Lee
Leesburg
Vance Jackson Alexander, Jr
Vv. J. Alexander
Memphis
Miss Warrington
Dr. Grove
Dorothy M. Warrington
Chester Henry Warrington
Chevy Chase
Pembroke Thomson Grove
W. Berry Grove
Capt. Grove
Summit Point
W. Va
Charlie Warner
St. Albans
Burlington
N. C
Agnes Gant
Roger Gant
Burr Powell Harrison, Jr
B. Powell Harrison
Church of the Holy Comforter
James S. Cox
Elizabeth Helton Hayes
Detroit, Mich
Corinna Erwin
Catherine Gilmer Gant
Lalla Harrison
Bedroom
Elizabeth Gilmer Gant
Lloyd William Williams
Spartanburg
Washington, D. C
Evender McIver Erwin
Darlington
S. C
Frank McCarthy, Jr
Richmond
Mr. Harrison
Powell H. Harrison
Langley Field
Wythe W. Holt
Hampton
Minor Hudson
Robert S. Lanier
Elkridge
Allen A. Davis, Jr
Towson
Etiquette Answers on Wedding Cake and Serving at Dances
The bride cuts the first piece at the last course with attendants handling the rest. Buffet suppers are not for formal balls. Use butter knife rather than butter spreader for serving.
Local Weddings and Community Dances Highlight Loudoun Area
Miss Elethia Jones and Mr. Howard Moulden wed at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church with Rev. Ronald S. W officiating. Also announces Leesburg benefit dance for Thomas Balch Library and New Year’s Eve plans at George Washington Hotel with numerous local couples listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Creek Tavern
Leesburg
Thomas Balch
Dainty Underthings and Skin Care in Public Life
The article argues excessive perspiration harms social success and details cleansing routines. It describes daily bathing, heavy brushing, changing undergarments, and deodorant use as precautions against odor. It also covers acne like milia and whiteheads, advising cleansing, alcohol swabs, and minor extractions to alleviate skin flaws.
Local Residents Return From Holiday Visits Across States
Mrs. James Lindley Hatcher and family return to Washington after a week with the Hatchers in this city. Several guests visit Braddock Street Church groups and local families enjoy Christmas time with relatives in Kernstown and Front Royal, while others travel to New York City and Winter Park Florida for holiday time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lindley Hatcher
Margery Hatcher
James L. Hatcher
Washington, D. C
R. F. Hatcher
President Plans Radio Address on Aid to Britain
President Roosevelt, drafting a budget and preparing a speech, signals a bold stance on aid to Britain. Officials say the address will air 9:30 to 10 p.m. and will soon be followed by a joint session message to Congress on January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.S.T
Early
Britain
Lehman
Roosevelt
Congress
Harold D. Smith
Lucienne Boyer
Paris
Paris Soir
Local Firms Commended for Fourth Christmas Decoration Contest
R E Avey and C P McVicar of Winchester chambers praised citizens for cooperation in the fourth annual Christmas decoration contest. They listed honorable mentions including fire companies, Union Bank, Shenandoah Motor Co and others and thanked merchants who donated prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Avey
Retail Merchants Association
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
C. P. McVicar
Chamber
Andrew Bell
Winchester
Evening Star
Charley Rouss Fire Company
Friendship Fire Company
Sarah Zane Fire Company
South End Hose Company
Union Bank
Winchester Cold Storage
Hodgson and Brown
Colonial Art and Craft Shop
Chapman Motor Company
Pine Motor Company
Shenandoah Motor Company
Reid Lunsford’s
Chamber of Commerce
Cc. P. McVicar
Everharts Host Christmas Day Gatherings
Mrs. L. Pearl Everhart and Mr. Rhett Everhart welcomed guests on Christmas Day including Harvey Lance of Cornell University Ithaca NY Ralph Snapp and Robert Banner of the city. Rhett Everhart returned Christmas Eve while Mr. and Mrs. William M. Glaize hosted an informal party at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Snapp
William Boyd
L. Pearl Everhart
William M. Glaize
Nazis Ready To Fight In Greece
The report notes January end troop concentrations in southwestern Romania aim to pressure Yugoslavia and push Belgrade toward German wishes. It suggests a brake on Soviet designs to occupy Moldavia and Danube mouths and cautions Turkey on its treaty with Britain. Soviets moved 30 crack divisions into Bessarabia on the Romanian frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romania
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Moldavia
Danube
Turkey
Britain
Greece
Bessarabia
Rumanian
Smart School Frock Pattern For Girls Size 4 6 8 10 12
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1276 B offers a wool plaid or velveteen frock for children aged 4 to 12. It doubles as a spring suit with tailored blouses, includes calot, requires 1 1/2 yards of 54 inch fabric for size 6, and features step by step sew charts for beginners. Pattern and book priced at 15 cents each, or 25 cents together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bell
Also Mentioned on This Page
White House
Joan Morgenthau
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Mothau, Jr
President
Ts. Roosevelt
Dutchess County
N. Y
Helen McClure
F. I. McClure
William Duvall Glascock
C. W. Glascock
Clarke County
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Haldeman’s
Huntsberry
Powell Harrison, Jr
Miss Gant
Mrs. Earl Clowser
Mrs. Clowser
Mrs. C. B. Ralston
Staunton
Piferompany
Elethia Jones
E. W. Jones
Browntown
Howard Moulden
A. M. McCarroll
Clearbrook
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Ronald
Mary W. Bayer
Lane Reed
Handley High School
George Washington Hotel
Fred Ritter
Rhodes Huntsberry
Lester Arnold
John Yare
Robert Rea
Steve Brown
Charles Baker
Rodney Lovejoy
Clarence Sipes
Bennett McCartney
Martin Kermacy
Harvey Kill
Herman Stine
Clarke Cooper
Fred Glaize
Raymond Kerlin
Donald Weems
B. B. Dutton
Joseph Kalbach
William McGuire
Mollie Glass
the Star
Mrs
George Snarr
Irvan O’connell
Beatrice O’connell
R. C. MacCallum
South Stewart Street
Betsy Conklin
Kitty Arnold
Virginia Mudd
Jean Whitham
Anne Robinson
Yvonne Pierce
Susan Shryock
Jane Carpenter
Allan Bond
Bobby Williams
Pat Duffey
Ben Dutton
Charles Edward Stuart
Billy Way
Bill Shewan
Bill Pifer
Virgil Strader
Dick Rhodes
Eugene Babb
Joe Schroth
Philadelphia
Mary Katherine Aulick
Dorothy Ewing
New York City
P. G. Ireland
Comrads and Mary Collins Denny
Braddock Street Methodist Church
John Ebert
J.W. Ebert
Amherst Street
Judge
Charleston
S. M. Wisecarver
Mary Wisecarver
Herbert Wisecarver
Winter Park, Fla
Cecil Lupton
Janet Loree
Billy
Arlington
W. J. Lupton
Kernstown, Va
May Racey
Mary
Edgar Koontz
C. E. Koontz
Roy Ryden
Messrs
Ridgeley White
Joe Thomas
Leon Slaven
Bruce Alexander
Front Royal
Duncan Gibb
Eleanor Scully
Bentley Thomas
Virginia Russell
John Scully
Clarence Hardy
Hot Springs
Ark
Robert Riley
Giles Downing
Rantoul, Ill
United States
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Federal Deposit Insurance Cor
E. Piccadilly
Bell Clothes Shop
Winchester Furniture Co
South Main St
Pingley & Carper Plaza Cleaners
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
Underwood
Vienna
Underwood’s Bakery
Valley Pride
United Food Stores
Winchester Evening Star
New York, N. Y
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