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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1941

Page

6

Social And Personal Notes From Massanutten Academy Ball

Cadets at Massanutten Academy Woodstock plan the annual R O T C Military Ball at 8 30 with a pageant opening and guests of honor Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival committee and spouses. Local attendees listed along with other society items include births marriages and a high school banquet at the George Washington Hotel.

Massanutten Academy Woodstock Soefe Baten Academy H. Clay deGrange B. Ed Dutton J. Pinckney Arthur McSherry Lapton Clarke Cooper T. Russell Cather Fugene Branch Dowell J. Howard Ben Belchic Edward Barr George Smith Lewis Barton Reba Snarry Jane Cather

Charity Ball at Yorks Cabin Harted by Elks

The annual Elks Charity Ball at Yorks Cabin drew several hundred attendees, with Dan Gregory providing music. The event featured Elks rituals at 11 o'clock and decorations in the Elks colors, drawing many Winchester and Frederick County residents and out of town guests.

Elks Club Yorks Cabin Dan Gregory Brother Bills Yorks Elks Harold Sheetz, Jr Winchester Frederick County

Modern Etiquette Tips From Roberta Lee Q and A

A Q and A on dating etiquette advises a woman to decline when a man cancels a date without reason and then reissues an invitation. It also covers polite reactions to compliments with a simple thank you and confirms that answering a private telephone with Hello is correct etiquette.

Local Club Card Party Honors Members and Prizes

A club tea date gathering awarded prizes to several members including Anna Fay Zirkle Dorothy Hunt and Martha Grim with a Monte Carlo prize to Bee Keeler. The event, held on the regular tea date, will be followed by the association’s next business meeting on Thursday night March 6.

Carter May Tomney la- Vella Widmyer Martha Grim Mary Stine Pauline Anderson Madeline Grove Mary Kathryn Hershman Dorothy Hunt Anna Fay Zirkle Marguerite Baker Margaret Sullivan Bee Keeler Frances Heinie Kathryn Sullivan Adelene Smallwood Lucille Sencindiver Doris Cunningham Frances Preffitt Anna Fay Zirkle Monte Carlo

Old Fredericktown Garden Club Meets at Mrs Griffiths Home

The Old Fredericktown Garden Club held a Wednesday afternoon meeting at Mrs Richard Griffiths home. Mrs J D Howard reported the yearly results and Mrs B C Brooks became the new president. Ribbon winners were Lola Rosenberger blue Herbert Larrick red and J D Howard yellow.

Old Fredericktown Garden Club Richard Griffith J. D. Howard 8. C. Brooks Lola Rosenberger Herbert Larrick Thomas B. Byrd Kentmere the Red Cross Boyce

Production Must Go On Production Must Go On

A Nebraska service station attendant found Mrs Albert Sessler's Rhode Island Red hen perched under a car fender after an eight mile ride. The hen survived the trip, though her head was cut from flying gravel, and she laid an egg.

Mitchdell Neb Albert. Sessler Rhode Island

Posture and walking tips for graceful carriage and health

The piece urges better posture through shoulder back stance and head up while showing the effects of slouching. It prescribes exercises to widen arm swing, forearm alignment, and chest uplift, plus milk with crackers at night and daily walking to preserve youthfulness and grace.

Hunt Breakfast At Annefield and Social Roundup

The Blue Ridge Hunt met at Carter Hall on Wednesday with a hunt breakfast at Annefield hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William Bell Watkins. Attendees included William Bell Watkins, Mrs. George P. Greenhalgh, Miss Virginia Watkins, and others. Various residents and guests traveled to Washington and Georgetown for events, visits, and teas.

Millwood Blue Ridge William Bell Watkins, Jr Virginia S. Watkins Washington Hee Joyce Davis Mary Washington College George Washington R. Ennis Davis

Pastor Tiplady Describes Wartime Methodist Ministry

The letter from Rev. Thomas Tiplady to Dr. Harry Upemarian details morale and aid during wartime. He reports bombing raids, rescue parties, church shelters, and 600 English Methodist churches damaged while parishioners seek safety in underground shelters. American Methodists are urged to support an Emergency Mission on March 2.

Baxter Tenn Thomas Tiplady Harry L. Upperman Baxter Seminary Tiplady Tennessee Cornwall England

Thieves Loot 1000 Tons of Rock Near Gallup

Santa Fe reports hard working thieves removed 1000 tons of crushed rock piled near Gallup for highway maintenance. State highway engineer Burton Dwyre vowed to set the thieves to work on a prison rock pile if captured. Rock cost $2 a ton in quantities but the total value stands at $4 per ton for the stolen lot.

Santa FE N. M Gallup Burton Dwyre

Miss Mallon and Harold Paget Wed in Berryville

Gladys Marie Mallon and Harold F. Paget wed in Berryville Virginia at 4 30 pm. Attending were Harold F. Paget Sr. and Mrs Paget Charles Paget Jr and others. Family updates and local notices follow including travels and illnesses among Berryville residents.

Berryville Gladys Marie Mallon Arold F. Paget Worth +aaisney Club Ni Hills Harold F. Paget Nat Groom Charles 2 Francis Paget Harold Smith Thte Philadelphia

Obituary Notes on Gardner Family Ties Across States

Visit to daughter Laurie Parker at 43 College Raleigh mentions Lloyd Parker from Baltimore and Md. Punera services were held last week in Clarksburg W Va for Jesse Gardner a former Bergville native. Gardner survived by wife a son and two daughters all living in Clarksburg.

Tie Laurie Parker College Raleigh Lloyd Parker Baltimore Punera Clarksburg W. Va Jesse Gardner Bergville

Correct term for coin face is obverse

The dialogue confirms the correct name for the disease coin face is obverse. The term obverse identifies the front side of a coin, bearing the principal design.

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C. W. Gruber Beryl Guy Nicholson Barr Nicholson Hagerstown LeRoy Browns LeRoy Brown Memorial Hospital Brown Hilda Harmon Harry Sniders Harry Snider Snider Gladys Rogers Stephens City High School George Washington Hotel Lester Singhass William Brum William Gardner R. E. Ayler Charlotte Wyant William Snyder Lorimer Walken Ayler John Groves John W. Grove National Avenue Joan Elaine Rexall Brooks’ Pharmacy the Food Center Main B. Smalts & Son National Ave Carper Elks Dance Fred Ritter Pred M. Ritter South Braddock St Sally McFadden Heddy Barnsley Posey McMullen Anne Neiles Helen Solenberger Betsy Snider Judy Grove Jane Tommy Kremer Diane Bauserman Mary Bruce Rhodes Sally Madden Godfrey Miller Tommy Baker Hal Shockey Cecil Grapes Daisy Noonan This City Leslie Pyles Fort , W. Va Grapes Florida Rowland Kilbey Lawrence Norfolk, Va Perry B. Wright East Piccadilly Street Ralph Shafer, Jr The University Ralph Shafer Ray Robinson, Jr George Resseguie Ann Klines Fairfax Hall Waynesboro George Klimes Virginia Curry Katherine Kern Betty Riley Richmond Samuel E. Grubbs Valley Pike Henry B. Gilpin Donald Stewart Robert Riley Chanute Field U. S. Air Corps Aloise Brill Hugh Brill Fredericksburg William Ayres St. Omen Mo Brills William Penn Harris, Jr George Weisner John Kern Thomas Byrd Kentmore Underwood’s Bakery N. Loudoun St Girls Athletic Association Liberty Hall By Roberta Lee Euterpian Club Eee A Reguar Mon Meta Sloat South Stewart Street Church House Christ Episcopal Church Round Hill 4-H Burl Carpenter Richard Cather Mary Gay Marker Winnie Carpenter Nelson Carpenter All Star Edwin Marker Fred Stine Miss Sprouse Winchester Star Surcau Washington, D. C Fanchon Huntsberry Lovett Bros Judy Garland Alexis Sommaripa New York Boston Jackie Winslow Newfoundland A. R. Dunning Pete Rosaland Huidekoper Walter Lee Charles Consolvo Edward G. B. Butler Philip Boyd Pifer’s Dr. No-Yong Park Book-of-the- Month” Club Term Apating Company, Inc Front Mallon Paget E. P. Carter Mrs. Carter Robert Riddleburger Front Gi Charley Galloway J. B. Grove Dayton Edward McDonald Eighty-Eighth Infantry Brigade Fort George G. Meade Maryland Mr. McDonald William B Fort Benning Claggett Harold Scheuer Edward Stough John Zombro Lloyd Williams American Legion Harrisonburg Richard Beardsworth Stanton Maj Thomas Beardsworth Staunton Military Academy Virginia School For the Deaf A. F. Robertson Roanoke Betty Robertson Craig County Benny Longerbeam Melvin Longerbeam Winchester Memorial Hospital H. B. Harris Joel D. Griffing Women's Auxiliary Berryville Presbyterian Church Cyruse E. D. Vaughan Union Theological Seminary Virginia National Guards Ft. Meade, Md Fred Pierce Raymond Shackleford Garfield Royston John Unger Elmer G. Kennedy Fred Shackleford L. A. Parker Woodland, N. C Parker the Commercial & Savings Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation London Berlin Rome Alexandria Bucharen New Valley Pride United Food Stores General Electric’ Radio Miles Music CO W. Boscawen St N. Braddock ST Your Sanitary Food Store Tate Selected Farms TATE SAT. & Sun Tate Ice Cream Palace Ee St. Winchester
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