Calendar of Friday Meetings Across Town
Friday events include a Chanters gathering at Miss Mildred Jones home on North Loudoun St at 7 30 p m a Junior Board of Trade meeting at George Washington Hotel at 2 45 p m refreshments provided and a W O W regular meeting at Odd Fellows Hall at 8 p m Also three adult Market Street Church Sunday School classes at 8 p m the Frederick Circuit Ladies Aid meeting at parsonage Whitlock Ave and the Philathea Class at 448 West Leicester St at 8 p m
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Chanters
Mildred Jones
Loudoun Street
Junior Board of Trade
George Washington Hotel
Market Street Church
Frederick Circuit Ladies’ Aid
Whitlock Avenue
Re elects Mrs Widmeyer President of Girls Athletic Assn
Mrs Jack Widmeyer was re elected president of the Girls Athletic Association at semi annual elections. Other officers chosen were Mrs Paul Tomney vice president Miss Lucille Sencindiver secretary and Miss Doris Cunningham treasurer in a quiet ceremony at Sacred Heart church.
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R.A. A
Widmeyer
Jack Widmeyer
Girls’ Athletic Association
Paul Tomney
Lucille Sencindiver
Doris Cunningham
Miss Elsie McDonald Celebrates 22nd Birthday Event
Miss Elsie McDonald was entertained at 943 Berryville Avenue on Saturday December 30 for her 22nd birthday. Guests included Juanita Anderson Linda Sawyer Evelyn Garber Hilda Nelson Courtney Fayver Elsie Triplett Andrew Cain James Anderson Floyd Wine Leonard Newcome Lewis Foltz Junior Anderson. Fort Loudoun chapter D A R will meet January 10 at 3 PM with hostesses Mrs Grover C Cooper and Mrs Harry R Green and others. Garland R Quarles will speak and Miss Anna Kiracofe will read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie McDonald
Berryville Avenue
A. L. Richards
Juanita Anderson
Linda Sawyer
Evelyn Garber
Hilda Nelson
Courtney Fayver
Elsie Triplett
Andrew Cain
James Anderson
Floyd Wine
Leonard Newcome
Lewis Foltz
Junior Anderson
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Grover C. Cooper
North Cameron Street
Cooper
Harry R. Green
D. W. Ritenour
M. K. Shirkey
J. W. Sibert
Garland R. Quarles
Winchester Public Schools
Anna Kiracofe
Legion Auxiliary Meeting At Miss Beverley's Home
The January American Legion Auxiliary meeting will be held Monday at 7 30 PM at Miss Frances Beverley’s home on South Stewart Street. Members should attend and bring discarded silk underwear and stockings to be sent to the Veterans Facility at Kecoughton for O T workshop rug and bag making. Bible classes join for worship at Braddock Street Methodist Church led by Mrs Lynwood Hammond with teachers Mrs J S Bly and Mrs John W Rosenberger. Denny group memos urge January contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Collins Denny
Comrade Bible
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Lynwood Hammond
J. S. Bly
John W. Rosenberger
Denny Group
Birth of Daughter to Mr and Mrs Hughes at Pottsville Hospital
Mr and Mrs Leeroy C Hughes greet a daughter born Dec 23 at Pottsville Hospital Pottsville PA Former Ruth Farr of Washington DC Mrs Hughes was Miss Ruth Farr and Mr Hughes managed PF W Woolworth Tamaqua PA He was previously in Winchester Philathea Class to Meet Tonight at First Baptist church hostess Mrs D Preston 448 West Leicester Street members urged to bring holiday plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
5S. D. Preston
West
Leicester Street
D. Preston
Willa B E Dorsey Weds J Raymond Shirley in Martinsburg
The wedding of Miss Willa B E Dorsey to Mr J Raymond Shirley was held Dec 30 at the Second U B Church in Martinsburg W Va The bride attended Handley and worked for Winchester Wholesale Grocery Co The couple will reside in Inwood W Va where Shirley is a stock dealer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel K. Athey
Ramon L. Rossman
Roy P. Funkhouser
West
Lincoln Avenue
Gettysburg
D. Perry Bucke
Methodist Church
Rossman
Margaret Jane Athey
Nancy O. Rossman
Mr. Funkhouser
Martin McSherry
Funkhouser
Mrs. Rossman
Winchester
Mr. Rossmary
Colonial Brick Company
Inwood
W. Va
Local Residents Depart and Visit Regulars and Relatives
Mrs R B Eaton and son Richard Jr depart for Verona New Jersey after visiting Rev and Mrs E T Clark of West Piccadilly street. Miss Douglas Oliver of Richmond visits. Mr and Mrs L H Pence return from Edinburg Virginia with Mrs Anna Free and daughters. Mr and Mrs J G Over go to Harrisburg Pennsylvania for Mr Over’s operation. George Radford and son Blair return home from visits in Hammond and Crawfordsville Indiana. Brownie Samsell of Stephens City improves at Winchester Memorial Hospital after December fall. plans for home transfer after a week or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Tholic
Anna Katherine Pugitt
Melvin Allen
Er R. E. Hannon
Pred Pugett
East Cork Street
Handley High School
Cxmge
Chesapeake and Penc Telephone Company
Lineburg
Joseph Lineburg
Jey High School
Yelloow Cab Taxi Company
Winchester
R. B. Eaton
Richard, Jr
Verona
N. J
E.T. Clark
West Piccadilly Street
Douglas Oliver
Richmond
Clark
L. H. Pence
Edinburg
Anna Free
Cumberland
George Radford
Blair
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hammond
Crawfordsville
Ind
Brownie Samsell
Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Modern Etiquette by Roberta Lee Q&A
Expert bridge players should seek games with experts to avoid irritation from poor play. Engagement rings accompany wedding rings as a guard for protection. Tipping in a tea room is not required when the owner serves you personally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heyself
Social Notes From New York and Nearby Towns
Miss Mary Bennet of New York City visits her aunt Miss Elizabeth Parshall. Mrs Will Hardesty retires from Waynesboro Pennsylvania after ten days with her son in law and daughter Rev and Mrs Robert Thomas. Mr Jack Stribling returns to Annapolis after visiting his aunt Miss Ann Stribling on South Church Street. Mr Maury P Richmond leaves for Concord North Carolina after visiting friends in Berryville. Mr and Mrs C P Newcome host Newcomes sister Mrs Charles Harrington of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Lockhart
Ofarles Town
W. Va
Ellen Lockhart
Wil C. Owens
Berryville
Lockhart
Charles Town High School
Office of Wards and Licence
Arles Town
Owens
W. Claude Ow
Owens Cleaning and Ing
Nogete
Wed
Mary Bennet
New York City
Elizabeth Parshall
Will Hardesty
Waynesboro
Robert Thomas
Jack Stribling
Annapolis
Miss Ann Stribling
South Church Street
Maury P. Richmond
Concord
N. C
C.P. Newcome
Mr. Newcome
Charles Harrington
Washington
Rites Conducted At Mr. Williams For C. M. Snapp
Funeral services for Camillus M. Snapp 86 longtime Mt Williams resident were held at St John s Lutheran Church with Pastor Edwin Smith officiating. Snapp died Monday after a week s illness at his home known as Uncle Millie. Interment was in the local burial grounds amid floral tributes from relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Williams
Camillus M. Snapp
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Snapp
Edwin Smith
Origin of grenades from French word for pomegranate
The origin word grenades traces to the French term for pomegranate. It reflects the fruit’s shape and the early explosive device’s resemblance to the pomegranate’s form.
Beer theft leads to recovered truck in San Diego
Policeman J McGuire and Karl D Sprague accepted six cases of beer from a truck driver who said the beer and truck were stolen. Chief J T Peterson confirmed the beer and truck were recovered and returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Karl D. Sprague
Peres
J. T. Peterson
Romance Cools Chicago Divorces Unruly Husband
In a divorce hearing Mrs Ruby Gladwig claimed husband Irvin ordered her to perform a late night task when he returned home during the early hours. The court granted her the divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
rMs
Ruby -Gladwig
Irvin
Real Reason For Facial Flushing
Philip E. Morris faced a red face not from cold air but from being caught ice fishing with seven others on Lake Nubanuska by Game Warden John W. Martin. Morris paid fines totaling 85 dollars and is the boss of the New Hampshire Fish and Game Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Philip E. Morris
Lake Nubanusi
John W. Martin
Morris
Martin
New Hampshire Fish and Game Commission
Theft charges set for Massey and Golightly
George Massey and Clayton Golightly face trial before Trial Justice A. J. Taverner tomorrow at 10 for allegedly stealing two stoves from Robert Kremer. The items were valued at $10 or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Massey
Clayton Golightly
Robert Kremer
A. J. Taverner
Treasury Status January 3 Receipts and Debt Totals
Treasury report lists receipts 5.6 million dollars expenditures 19.7 million with net balance 2.47 billion and gross debt 41.97 billion. Increase over previous day 18.6 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
the Treasury
Beginner's medallion pattern for easy stitching project
Alice Brooks presents a simple medallion pattern in Household Arts offering beginner friendly instructions. The pattern 6611 includes directions, illustrations, required materials, and a photo of completed medallions. Send ten cents to Winchester Evening Star Household Arts Dept for the pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Births and visits mark Berryville social scene
Berryville Virginia reports recent visitors including Ed Miller and Gallagher families and Emma McAtee from Washington. Dr Blanton Allen welcomes a newborn son at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs John Enders and Miss Viola Fuders hosted guests Adaiabten and son in law, Gus Nowlan of Richie. Mrs Holmes Carlisle hosts Ed Kercheval of Philadelphia. William Harper Dean and sons Wesley and John returned to Washington after visiting G Kenneth Levi at White Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville, Va
Dick McAtee
Ed Miller
Gallagher
Emma McAtee
Washington
Kenneth McAtee
University of Maryland
John Enders, Sr
Viola Fuders
Adaiabten
Ter
Gus Nowlan
Richie
Wiliam Harper Dean and Sons
Mr. Wesley and
John Dean
G. Kenneth Levi
White Haven
Alecia Beauty Salon Ad Promotes Regular Visits in 1940
Charm themed appeal urges readers to visit Alecia Beauty Salon regularly during the year two with a call to action to phone 212 for reservations. The brief ad highlights ongoing beauty services and a welcoming invitation for new and returning clients.
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Alecia
Boxer's Brain Clot Removed in Fight Prep
Pittsburgh January 5 A surgeon removed a blood clot from Jim Lindsay brain to save the young middleweight boxer who suffered a cerebral contusion while training with Light Heavyweight Champion Billy Conn. Lindsay 60 hours semi conscious then worsened prompting a two hour operation. Lindsay known as the Fighting Marine was preparing for a New York bout with Henry Cooper when struck on the temple. His wife Virginia Lindsay reportedly unaware of his condition until a telegram from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Jim Lindsay
Billy Conn
Floyd H. Bragdon
Lindsay
Bragdon
Conn
New York
Henry Cooper
Brooklyn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Odd Fellows Hall
Melvin Allen Lineburg
R. L. Rossman
Mary Ellen Lockhart
William Owen, Jr
Ts Templar
Winchester Commandery
Knights Templar
George Washimgton Hotel
Grand Commandery of
Virginia
Messrs
Douglas
Wilbur E. Hewitt
Roy A. Larrick
P. M. Shire
Were Cahill
Brad Beverley Hunter
Bruce Nelson
Russel DeKalb
Stewart O
Ralph Ami William Shafer
Charles Hars
Robert Harper
Stewart Bell
Ap Stueen
University of Nia
Charlottesville
vVa
Ss’ Pharmacy
Rexall
Huntsberry
Settleton
Edgertons & Friendlys
Nelson
Edgar Nelson
Ladies Aid Society
Congregational Christian Church
J. Raymond Shirley
J. G. Over
Harrisburg, Pa
Over
Harrisburg Hospital
Roberta Lee
Mr. Williams
C. M. Snapp
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Alice Brooks
Rose
Mousehold Arts. Inc
Social News
Holmes Carlisle
Ed Kercheval
Philadelphia
West Main Street
Underwood’s Bakery
N. Loudoun St
Alecia Beauty Salon
United Food Stores
Haldeman
C. B. Smalts & Son, Florists
Pocahontas
Red Ash
Snider & Son
Shady Rest
Gore
THE
Osborn Bros
WFMD
Water St
Front Royal Rd
Eeen
Noe Sunshine Cleaners
East Piccadilly
Good AS the Bes
Colonial Kitchen
E. Piccadilly St
Pifer Printing CO
Loudoun St
Barbara Bell
Princess
Barbara Bell Pattern Service
Evening Star
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