Miss Blye Weds Donald H Hildebrand In Winchester
Miss Catherine C Blye daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Blye of 930 Woodstock Ave became the bride of Mr Donald H Hildebrand son of Mr and Mrs Earl Hildebrand of 374 y Ave in a single ring ceremony at 8 pm conducted by Rev Paul E Dick of the First Brethren church The bride wore poudre blue and a corsage of red buds Maid of honor Miss Char Leege of Winchester in royal blue and a corsage of white roses Best man Aubrey A Blye brother of the bride After the ceremony a reception was held at the bride's parents home The couple will reside at 375 Gray Ave Arch Conner joined Northern Virginia Power Co in Winchester Elizabeth Baker returned to Stuart Hall Staunton after holidays Guests included Mr and Mrs Grim Mr and Mrs Ebersole from Silver Springs and others The Carters and Miss Josephine Ebersole spent New Year in Harrisburg Pa with relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine C. Blye
Lester Blye
Woodstock Ave
Donald H. Hildebrand
Earl Hildebrand
Y Ave
Cere
Paul E. Dick
First Brethren Church
Char- Leege
Winchester
China
Winchester Evening Star
Gray Ave
Calendar of Events Dec 8 AAUW at Mrs Clark’s home
Saturday December 8 at 3 p m the American Association of University Women holds an at home gathering at the residence of Mrs E T Clark.
Two Newborn Boys Reported in Local Families
Wirths announce a son born January 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Skiles Rt. 3. Mrs. Skiles formerly Louise Rudolph. Pierce family of Ridgeway welcomes a son born January 5. Mrs. Pierce formerly Ada Vesper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Skiles
Skiles
Louise Rudolph
Donald H. Pierce
Ridgeway
Novick Family Finishes Sixteen Day Southern Trip
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Novick and their son Bobby return to 117 Morgan St. after a sixteen day tour visiting Durham and Duke University in North Carolina then continuing through southern cities to New Orleans and Miami Beach where they stayed a week at Hyde Park hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Novick
Bobby
Morgan St
New Orleans
Novicks
Durham
N. C
Marshall
Duke University
Miami Beach
Hyde Park Hotel
March of Dimes Card Party Date Set in Charles Town
Jefferson county March of Dimes committee sets a card party for 8 p.m. January 25 at Wright Denny grade school in Charles Town. Mrs. Morris Cather is general chairman with committee chairs named for refreshments Tim Sinn prizes George Mullens chairs Paul Burdette tickets Billy Ramey and Mrs. Anne Specht tables and Mrs. John Alfriend publicity. Five hundred and bridge will be played with prizes and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County March of Dimes Committee
Wright Denny
Charles Town
Morris Cather
C. H. Smallwood
Tim Sinn
George Mullens
Paul Burdette
Billy Ramey
Anne Specht
John Alfriend
Mrs F B Oglesby Nears Hospital Discharge
Mrs. F B Oglesby wife of the district superintendent of the Methodist church in the city has shown slow improvement after a three week stay at Stuart Circle hospital in Richmond. She will leave the hospital this week but requires weeks more rest and continued physician care. Mr and Mrs George Fansler have returned home on W Monmouth St after several days in Baltimore. Mrs C F Schenck hosted the Tuesday bridge club at her S Washington St home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Oglesby
Methodist Church
Stuart Circle Hospital
Richmond
George Fansler
W. Monmouth St
Baltimore
C. F. Schenck
Tuesday Bridge Club
S. Washington St
Charles Locke
Rosa Locke
Washington
Miss Palmer Beverley
St. Catherine's School
George H. Burwell
Mr. Burwell
Mt. Airy
Miss Jeanne Baker Engaged to Melvin Bayliss
Miss Jeanne C Baker of Winchester becomes engaged to Melvin E Bayliss son of Virginia Bayliss and the late Raymond E Bayliss. Miss Baker works at Farmers and Merchants National Bank in Winchester and Bayliss is employed at the Virginia department of highways in Luray. The wedding is planned for late spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Baker
Melvin Bayliss
GAA Gets Report On Family Adopted For Christmas
In Elks club rooms last night the Girls Athletic Assn discussed the family adopted for Christmas via the Fellowship club. Mrs Harold Anderson chaired and a table tennis league entry was approved with players including Mrs Marshall Boyd, Raymond Burke, Harry Stewart Jr., Charles Anderson and Miss Lucille Sencindiver. Mrs Douglas Butler joined as a new member and a January campaign will run with Mrs Boyd and Miss Kathryn Sullivan as captains. Mrs Harry Stewart Jr. won the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Athletic Assn
Elks Home
Fellowship Club
Harold Anderson
Mesdames Marshall Boyd
Raymond Burke
Harry Stewart Jr
Charles Anderson
Lucille Sencindiver
Douglas Butler
Marshall Boyd
Kathryn Sullivan
Engagement announced of Miss Louise Martin and Curtis Wilson
Announcement states the engagement of Miss Louise W. Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Hubert C Martin of Albin to Mr Curtis W Wilson son of Mr and Mrs Ray F Wilson of Green Springs. Miss Martin works at Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Mr Wilson is a teller at Shenandoah Valley National Bank. No wedding date is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Martin
Curtis Wilson
Anni Cement
Louise W. Martin
Hubert C. Martin
Albin
Curtis W .Wilson
Ray F. Wilson
Greensprings
Martin
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Wilson
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Christ Episcopal Church Women to Meet January 17
The Women's auxiliary of Christ Episcopal church will hold its regular meeting at 3 30 p m in the Tilford room of the parish hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxilliary
Christ Episcopal Church
Tilford
Modern Manners booklet offer at twenty cents
An advertisement from the Winchester Star Information Bureau promotes a booklet titled Modern Manners. It urges readers to order by sending twenty cents postpaid to 316 Eye St NE Washington DC and includes a coupon for spelling out name address and payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Star Information Bureau
Eye St
N. E
Washington, D. C
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon outlines common errors and pronunciations. It notes misused phrases such as my work is somewhat easier and explains italic pronunciation. It defines dogmatism and urges daily vocabulary growth with a quoted Sir Walter Scott example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Sir Walter Scott
Berryville Social Notes Highlights Local Returns and Gatherings
Social notices list residents and guests returning from visits in Philadelphia and New York. Notes include New Year’s gatherings at the Grace Episcopal church, moves into new apartments on N Church Street, and visits to relatives in White Post and Mt. Airy.
Local social notes from Clarke and surrounding counties
Miss Esta Brown and Virginia Page visit relatives in Cottage City and Berryville while Mrs. Henry S. Drury rests in Winchester Hospital. Families journey to Manassas Richmond Middleway and Winchester. Bank staff changes at Clarke County Bank with Julian Glascock substituting. Owens cleaning lease to Brannon Winchester. Teets to manage with Ford McKee assistance. Kabletown and Charles Town visitors noted. Col. Griffing in Washington this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Keller
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Keller
Bank of
Clarke County
Julian Glascock
Owens Cleaning Establishment
Marshall Martin
Owens’ Heirs
Brannon’s
Winchester
Leland Teets
Teets
Fred McKee
Etiquette Q&A on Courtesies and Introductions
A public etiquette column answers questions on thanks for acts of courtesy in transit. It states thanking a man who offers a seat is expected and that gracious acknowledgment marks well bred behavior. It also covers usher arm choice and proper introductions with How do you do.
Southern Democrats vow fight over Truman civil rights program
Southern leaders in the 81st Congress pledge to oppose President Truman's civil rights proposals including anti-poll tax, anti-lynching, and Fair Employment Practices bills. They condemn any rules change to end Senate filibuster and insist unlimited debate must stay. Senator Ellender says the move targets civil rights, while Senator Hill supports most proposals but opposes curbing debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
Ellender
D-La
Senator Hill
D-Ala
Hill
Senate
Dexter cow named poor man's breed traced to Ireland
The Dexter or Dexter-Kerry dairy breed from Ireland, later spreading to England and the United States in 1859, is nicknamed the poor man's cow for its high milk output relative to low feed needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
England
America
Winter Pattern 4978 for Teene rs Size 12 with 3% yd contrast
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept offers pattern 4978 for Teeners sizes 10 12 14 16. Includes turtle neck collar and contrast pieces. easy to sew with complete illustrated instructions. Send 25 cents to order and 15 cents for the Winter Pattern Book admission for more designs and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
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Catherine Blye
Donald Hildebrand
Mr. Arch Conner
Power Co
Arch Conner
South St
Northern Virginia Power Co
Handley High School
W. Rosenberger and Co
Army
Mr. W. B. Humphries
Woodsdale
W. B. Humphries
Woodsdale, N. C
George Pully
Greystone Terrace
Elizabeth Baker
Stuart Hall
Staunton
W. W. Baker
W. Cecil St
Carters
Harrisburg
Walter Carter
Stephens City
Robert Carter
Robbie
Willie Lee
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Novick
March of Dimes Committee
Mrs. Fansler
Mrs. C. F. Schenck
Women’s & Childrens
Front Royal
GAA
Club
Reenaweeeee
State
Worth’s
Loudoun
Princeton University
Triangle Club
C. Robert Jennings
Eufala
Alabama
Jennings
Princeton
N. J
Berryville
Harold Paget
Philadelphia
A. Patton
Charles Paget
Elaine Scheuer
William & Mary College
Harold Scheuer
Mary Meade Osborne
Pratt Institute
Mrs
A. P. Osborne
Ada Drake
Beatrice Drake
Misses Betty
Lucy Douglas
Beverley Drake
Grace Episcopal Church
Albert Long
Anne Cooley
Nelson Thompson
N. Church St
George Mann Jrs
Wilbur Cobb
Dennis
Powell Cobb Jr
White Post
Powell Cobb Sr
James Cobb
Charles Bowman
Long Home
Norman C. Scott
Hugh D. Scott
Fredericksburg
Morton C. Mumma
Langley Field
Morton C. Mumma, Jr
Mumma
George Rutter
Randolph Field
Texas
Jack Osteen
Ft. Benning
Meade Dorsey
Alexandria
Philip Hackett
Jacob B. Childs
Madison College
Jane Funk
Ruth McNamara
Willa Mae Kackley
A. Garland Williams
Harry Lee Boxwell
Peggy
Esta Brown
Mrs. Boxwell
Jack Brooks
Cottage City
Virginia Page
Henry
Drury
Winchester Hospital
Coleman Lyon
Middleway, Va
John Hardesty
Mr. Hardesty
Floyd Hardesty
Manassas
Betty McGehee
St. Catherine’s School
Mrs. Hobson McGehee
Ronald Locke
Business School
Nancy Davis
Mary Washington College
Ruby Davis
J. W. Olcott
Harry Kable
Kabletown
W. Va
Kable
Gilbert ?. Cadwallader
Old Chapel
Sfr
Emory Kable
Nancy and
Jean
Helen Kable
Shenandoah Junction
J. D. Griffing
Col. Griffing
Roberta Lee
Cecil Link
W. Clifford St
Moorefield
Harrisonburg Hospital
Martinsburge
Dorothy Gray
Gaunt
Shengas
By Ghine Omams
Elsie—Kay Shoppe
The
Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Axminister
Cather’s
Colonial Beauty Shoppe
E. Piccadilly St
Timberlake
Ostermoor
Mattress
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main St
Chuck Roast
Sirlomn
Porterhouse
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