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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1941

Page

8

Calendar of events for Kernstown and Winchester group gatherings

Young People of Kernstown Methodist Church meet at Miss Betty Lou Barton home at 3 30 p m. Little Theatre gathers at Mr and Mrs Roy Ryden home at 30 p m for all members. Winchester Council of Religious Education meets at Handley Library at 6 p m.

Kernstown Rest Church Society Woman's Society of Christian Service of Rest Methodist Church M. S. Snapp Ridgeway W. Va Winchester Little Theatre Roy Ryden

Rinker Hausenfluck marriage and community notices

Frances Irene Rinker married William Hausenfluck in Stephens City on a Saturday in 1940. Rev Julian T Owen officiated. The Baker and Owen families witnessed the ceremony. The couple plan to live in Winchester. The column also notes local births, birthdays, gatherings, and visits in Berryville and Opequon, with multiple relatives attending celebrations and dinners.

Robert D. Rinker Frances Irene William Hausenfluck George W. Hausenfluck Bunker Hill W. VS Stephens Julian T. Owen Joseph T. Baker Hausenfluck Winchester

Wedding Plans Shape for Miss Jean Parrish Luck

Invitations announce the wedding of Miss Jean Parrish Luck to Mr. Thomas Gordon Cauthorne at Centenary Methodist Church in Richmond on Saturday February 1 at 4 30 with a small Commonwealth Club reception to follow.

Jean Luck T. G. Cauthorne Jean Parrish Luck Merle Luck Richmond Front Royal Thomas Gordon Cauthorne Centenary Methodist Church Commonwealth Club

Guest Preacher to Speak at White Post Episcopal Church

The White Post Episcopal Church will host guest preacher the Reverend Merryweather Lewis at the 11 o'clock Sunday morning service. Reverend Lewis recently returned from a period in Japan before resuming duties in the community.

White Post Episcopal Church Merryweather Lewis Lewis Japan Coun

Eye Make up Rules In Beauty Class And Shops

Eye make up requires skill and restraint says a beauty teacher. Readers are advised to avoid heavy eyelid smears and bright shadows daytime and to seek professional help at makeup bars for color guidance. If scalp irritation exists consult a medical professional and avoid home remedies as infection can worsen conditions.

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Radio Highlights and Local Club Notices

Radio highlights include WISV Fredric March and Betty Field previewing a film from Joseph Conrad Victory and Lucille Manners with Ross Graham offering a concert of non-ASCAP composers. Community meetings for the Chanters Florence Nightingale class Rest Church Society and Woman's Society of Christian Service are announced with times and hosts.

WISV Fredric March Betty Field Joseph Conrad Kate Smith WRC ASCAP Stephen Foster Georges Bizet Charles Gounod Edward Balfe Lucille Manners Ross Graham Kenneth Simpson New York James G. Wallace Court of Special Sessions Kieran, Adams Fadiman Thomas Mitchell Mitchell Alfred E. Smith Great Britain WMAL The Goldbergs Lone Journey the O'Neills Bud Barton Jack Armstrong Tom Mix Life Beautiful Baines E. C. Hill Shadow Music Stremliner Arch McDonald Bankhage Sullivan Lowell Thomas the World Today Amos Andy Radio Magic Air Newsroom Lanny Ross Alec Templeton al Pearce Bee NBC Army Cities Service Kate Smith Death Valley Johnny Everyman's Campbell Radio Engineers He Baron Orcher Emil Coleman Sammy Kaye Desire

Paralysis Talk At White House Tea For Birthday Drive

Mrs. Roosevelt will host a national broadcast discussion on infantile paralysis from 4 30 to 4 45 P M Tuesday January 14 over Mutual and the Blue Network. Participants include Mrs Claude E Wickard Miss Deace Moore Miss Dorothy Ducas and nine year old Delores Frances. The program promotes home parties and charity drives as infantile paralysis cases rise to about 10000 this year.

New York White House Franklin D. Roosevelt Mutual Broadcasting System Blue National Broadcasting Company Claude E. Wickard Ofriculture Deace Moore Eee Dorothy Ducas Delores Frances Roosevelt

Virginians Report for Induction at Fifth Regiment Armory

Sixty five Virginians, part of 869 selectees, reported for army induction at the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore. If cleared, they will be sent to Fort Meade tonight. Induction numbers from DC and Maryland flow through the coming days with hundreds scheduled.

Baltimore Fifth Regiment Fort George G. Meade District of Columbia Maryland Virginia

Many Friends Attend Mrs Grove Rites

The funeral of Mrs. Gertrude Frye Grove widow of William C. Grove was held from her sister Mrs. Martin Wisecarver’s Amherst street home. Rev. T. M. Swann conducted the service with floral tributes and readings of Crossing the Bar and How Firm a Foundation. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery family lot. Pallbearers were R Prank Barr Lou Larrick Cecil Bailey O L Jamison Howard and Benjamin Massie.

Gertrude Frye Grove William C. Grove Star Martin Wisecarver Amherst Street T. M. Swann Braddock Street Methodist Church Bar Mount Hebron Cemetery R. Prank Barr Lou Larrick Cecil Bailey O. L. Jamison Howard Benjamin Massie Stephens City

Treasury Receipts and Outlays Daily Balance Report

Treasury status reports daily receipts and outlays with figures for the day. Receipts reach 13.02 million dollars while expenditures total 44.34 million, gross 45.07 million, showing a net increase of 2.76 million from the previous day.

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