Weekly Elks and Rotary Club Meetings Noted
The notice lists a Wednesday 100 p m weekly Elks Club meeting and a Thursday 1 00 p m weekly Rotary Club luncheon at the hotel.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1942
Page
6
The notice lists a Wednesday 100 p m weekly Elks Club meeting and a Thursday 1 00 p m weekly Rotary Club luncheon at the hotel.
Engagement announced for Ruth Lehmann daughter of the Baltimore Lehmanns and Quentin Flickinger son of the Flickingers of South Cameron. No wedding date set. Ruth studied at the University of Maryland and worked in Baltimore. Flickinger is a Key High graduate and Newport News Shipbuilding apprentice. Reverend Mr Lehmann is a church pastor and former editor. Dr Flickinger leads Centenary Reformed Church.
A Q and A on name recall proper stationery and table manners advises saying sorry if a name is unclear and repeating it, using quality stationery, ignoring minor table missteps, and confirms a bride must wear something on her head in church.
Miss Mary Margaret Cooper returns to Yale New Haven to study art. Whitlock guests include Mrs L M Phelps and son Marshall from Wendell NC. Phelps plans weekend visit before returning home. Howard Allen and Tyson Gilpin head to Princeton University for studies. Douglas Allen recently left fall. Pauline Dunham returns home to Martinsburg WV after Christmas with Wisecarvers. Mary Katherine Aulick and Dorothy Ewing go home from New York holidays. Ewing's dance classes resume. Mrs Ethel Locks ill with grippe on East Clifford Street.
The Brucetown Women’s Division of Christian Service meets Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs. Luther Welsh’s home. Miss Eloise Russell receives the 9th year Sunday School award for 9 years regular attendance. Mrs J W Rosenberger elected president to succeed Mrs W L Dudley with officers to serve beginning January 3:30 at Handley Library. Rachel Hodges Class meets Thursday at 7:30 PM at Mrs L G Bridges’ home. A note on 1940 England air raid defense shows British fighters downed many German bombers compared with anti-aircraft guns.
An article urges women to find pride in housework and self care. It encourages enjoying domestic duties, practicing expert cooking, and nightly beauty routines to improve mood and appearance, ending with a relaxing bath and reflective thoughts.
Miss Rose MacDonald was elected president of the Woman's Club of Clarke County and held her first directors meeting in the First National Bank. The program for the year is being assembled by Mrs. Tyson Dortch with speakers chosen by each chairman.
Miss Rose MacDonald will be host tess for this group at the home of Miss McCork, the night of Monday, January 19. Admiral and Mrs. John R. Beardall and their son Geoffrey of Washington spent Monday afternoon at Clearmont in Clarke county. Miss Nancy Gray Stevens returned to St. Catherine's School in Richmond after holidays with her mother Mrs. Bayard Stevens. Mrs. John B. Neill returned home to Scarsdale after Christmas with her son and daughter-in-law. Miss Annie B. C. Moore and others were guests of Dr. and Mrs. William Cabell Moore in Washington. MacDonald, author of The Life of Mrs. Robert E. Lee, is guest speaker for the Turner Ashby chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy on Monday January 19.
Miss MacDonald will present The Home Life of the Great General. Miss Polly Winslow visiting her relatives Mr. and Mrs. Amory Thorney dyke at Bar Harbor Maine plans to return Friday to Bellfield the home of her mother Mrs Winslow Sommaripa.
Washington January 7 Rum was singled out as the first war casualty of the hard era An OPM order prohibits the use of molasses in making rum or other spirits after January 15 This edict covers the continental United States Puerto Rico the Virgin Islands and other territories where Cuba Libres and Zombies are produced OPM says molasses is needed to make alcohol an essential component of many explosives
New York dispatch reports Allied Liquor Industries plan a public relations drive to secure favorable opinion and cooperate with authorities. From 22 states, a pledge of 260000 dollars backs a campaign to ensure good image and assist in wartime civic defense efforts.
Hollywood reports multiple romance developments with Nancy Kelly seeking divorce from Edmond O’Brien after repeated separations and reconciliations. Priscilla Lane ends engagement with John Barry. Dorothy Darrell, 21, and producer Joseph Pasternak plan marriage in Palm Springs Friday.
Louis P. Cleppe was granted a divorce from Elaine Cleppe after he said his wife struck him on the head with a golf club when he could not give her $100 she demanded. The judge quipped about a hole-in-one, and Cleppe replied it was one whack with a putter.
The American gray wolf, also known as the timber wolf, is described as virtually extinct, with population decline highlighted as a critical conservation concern.
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