Winchester Social Notes Highlight Local Weddings and Visits
Social notes report a Winchester area wedding in Chestertown with Mrs. Alice Bennett Legge and Sgt. Madi S. Pangle marrying December 15. Also listed are weekend visitors Virginia and Dorothy Austin, a Martinsburg reception for Major John B. Parsons, and various local medical and school announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bennett Legge
Madison S. Pangle
Fort Monmouth
N J
Chestertown
Ng EB. Reynolds
Marion Legge
Walter T. Bennett
Pangle
Mr. Bennett
Winchester
Ted
John Barton
Virginia Gibson Guard
Stephens City
James M. Pangle
Virginia Mae Austin
Dorothy Austin
Washington, D. C
Ed. Stifer
Stanley Clowser
Washington
Russell Austin
South
Bisma Rex Antacid Powder Sample Offer
Brooks' Pharmacy advertises BISMA-REX an antacid powder for gastric acidity and sour stomach. The 4% oz bottle is priced at 50 cents with samples on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks’ Pharmacy
A. A. Changes Date Of January Social
The January Social for the Girls Athletic Association moved from the third Thursday to the fourth Thursday January 24. A Bingo Party will follow at 7.45 p.m. The committee includes Miss Doris Cunningham Miss Anna Margaret Baker Miss Jean Campbell and Mrs Wesley Crisman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Athletic Association
Doris Cunningham
Anna Margaret Baker
Jean Campbell
Wesley Crisman
Episcopal Auxiliary Set To Meet Monday In Church
A Woman's Auxiliary meeting is planned for Monday at 3:30 PM at Christ Episcopal Church. Reports on the past year's work will be given by chairmen of standing committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary of
Christ Episcopal Church
Presbyterian
The
Presbyterian Church
Sjostrom
South Stewart Street
Boyd
Sutphin
South Washington Street
Holinger
Duncan
Eagles To Hear Lecturer Monday In Winchester
Springfield Ohio humorist and philosopher C A Sundberg will speak at the Winchester Eagle Clubhouse Monday January 14 at 8 00 P M The former college president has debated with Clarence Darrow Ben Lindsay and spoke with Gov John W Bricker He arrives at noon and will be greeted by Winchester lodge officers A special class precedes the talk and a buffet luncheon follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Sundberg
Springfield
Ohio
Eagle
Winchester
Winchester Aenue
Sundberg
Clarence Darrow
Ben Lindsay
John W. Bricker
Carthage
Wittenberg
Thief College
Greenville
Carthage College
F. R. Gorham
W. Russell Herrell
Schedule of Home Agent January 14 to 19
Home Demonstration Agent Mrs. Madeline B. Myers lists a weekly schedule from January 14 to 19. Activities include a January 15 training for 4-H Club leaders with Janet Cameron in Blacksburg on white sauce custards eggs and cakes, January 16 furniture clinic with H P Lovett and a White Hall 4 H Club meeting with Harry Mason, a postponement January 17 for Friendly Grove HDC, and a 7 30 p m Friendly Grove 4 H Club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline B. Myers
Janet Cameron
Blacksburg
Stephens City Home Demonstration Club
H. P. Lovett
White Hall
Harry Mason
Friendly Grove Hdc
Friendly Grove 4-H
Birth Certificate Mixup in Spokane Man’s Life Insurance Quest
Stanley Hedrick, head bellman at the Spokane Hotel, asked Oregon Vital Statistics for his birth certificate to issue a policy. He instead received a death certificate, rendering the document ineffective for his purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Stanley Hedrick
Oregon Vital Statistics Department
Local Polio Drive to Open Monday
Sherman W. Dick chairman of the Winchester and Frederick County March of Dimes committee explains the drive to raise funds for polio. He notes the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis funds medical care, treatment, research, and emergency aid, with half staying local for hospitalization and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman W. Dick
Winchester
Frederick County
National Foundation
Legge Talks Education In Berryville On Proper Life
W. R. Legge, Agricultural Supervisor, addressed Berryville farm folk at the Court House on advancing education. He urged better teacher supply and higher salaries, noting Hitler as a controversial example of mass influence and asking if such results should be emulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Legge
Berryville
Adolph Hitler
Ham N Eggs Trucks Crash In Dixon Illinois
In Dixon Illinois on January 12 two trucks crashed en route to Chicago markets. A Marshalltown driver carried 400 cases of eggs, a total loss. A New Liberty driver transported fat hogs, ten of which were killed, with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon, Ill
Chicago
Roland ©. Harmon
Marshalltown
H. A. Rohlk
New Liberty
Winchester plans religious census with 400 census takers
Winchester plans a Sunday religious census from 3 to 5 pm with 400 census takers. Organized by the Winchester Ministerial Association the effort aims to map church membership and preferences for better community service. Census cards are to be returned to Braddock Street Methodist Church and a central index will be kept at Handley Public Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
F. G. Senger
First United Brethren Church
Hawkins
Braddock Methodist Church
Virginia
Handley Public Library
Don Cossack Chorus to Perform in Handley High Auditorium
The General Platoff Don Cossack Chorus performs Thursday night January 17 at 8 15 p m in Handley High School Auditorium. The world famous group of 27 former Imperial cavalry officers tours widely and features spectacular knife dancing and a vast Russian repertoire. Community Concert Association members must show cards at the door. military personnel in uniform admitted free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Nion
Nicholas Kostrukoff
Russia
Don Cossack
Fairview Ladies Aid hosts January meeting at Canterbury home
Mrs. Leroy Franklin presided during the January gathering on Wednesday with Rev. Earl Day, Mrs. Howard White, Mrs. Fred Gore, Mrs. Elmer White and others attending. February plans were set for a meeting at Mrs. Gore’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterburg
Leroy Franklin
Fairview Ladies Aid
Earl Day
Howard White
Fred Gore
Elmer White and Son
David Lee
Lloyd Painter
Herbert Painter
Bobby Franklin
Eleanor Franklin
Pegg Ann Franklin
Gore
Perry Painter
S. 1 c
Norfolk
U. S. S. Glennon
Seaman Painter
L. W. Painter
Stephens City
Elmer White
Reliance
Chester Rice
Athens
Ohio
Ollie Cline
Carson Cline
Harry Ritenour
Clifton Perry
Angers Store Notes Family Visits in Martinsburg
Miss Kate Luttrell of Martinsburg spends winter with her brother Pryor Luttrell and sister Mrs. Carol Files. Guests at D. C. Dick home included Wood Luttrell and family Lynn John Paul Philip Maxine and Troy Dick and children Eileen and Alan. Luttrell sons recently returned from overseas. Eileen Dick visited Miss Joan Luttrell. Other guests at John Bohrer home included Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Graham Jr and Mrs. Bernard Roland. Troy Dick and children also visited with Miss Joan Luttrell during Sunday gatherings.
Combs Family and Local Residents Update from Romney and Winchester
Local notes report multiple Combs family members and relatives visiting Romney and Winchester for business, hospital stays, and social visits. Illnesses, a major operation, and a cold affect Tim brook and Heare households, with several residents attending games and events in Romney, Capon Bridge, and Winchester.
Revival Services Begin Ten Nights at Grimes Tabernacle
Revival services run ten consecutive nights at 7 30 pm at the Grimes Woodbine Gospel Tabernacle with guest speaker Rev Gilbert of Hagerstown. The Galilee Sunday School reorganized for the new year with Charles E McVay as superintendent and a full slate of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucie Leight
Olin Affleck
Winchester
Galilee Sunday School
Charles E. McVay
William Good
J. O. Chamberlain
Hazel Bageant
Grantham Gardner
Gladys Good
Meta Prazier
Horace Leight
Widow not entitled to mustering-out pay after death gratuity
The widow who has received the death gratuity is not eligible to collect the service man's mustering-out pay. The ruling confirms the death gratuity precludes the $300 mustering-out payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F
Romney families visit at the Combs home
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Combs and children Frances Ruth Stanley Betty and Donna Jean hosted a Sunday gathering at their Romney home with Miss Frances Combs visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. R A Combs. Mr and Mrs Roy Riggleman and daughters Marie Renent and Guryilla Rigglemen called at the Combs residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Combs
Frances Ruth
Stanley
Betty
Donna Jean
Paul Combs
Romney
Frances Combs
Sun
R.A. Combs
Roy Riggleman
Marie Renent
Guryilla Rigglemen
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W. W. Himelright
T. L. Himelright
Martinsburg
John B. Parsons
Mi- Beach
Florida
Washing
D. C
Parsons
U. S. Army Air Force
Air Surgeon
Eutsler
S Memorial Hospital
G. Frank Eutsler
Shirley Street
Shursay
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Baughman
Johns Hopkins University
Harold Baughman
Anna Baughman
Virgil Baughman
Sunnyside
Italy
15Th Air Force
Stephens City High School
Melva Lee
Baltimore
W. D. Dailey
Ridgeway
Winches Hospital
Winchester — Front
Royal Chambersburg, Pa
A. A
Episcopal Auxiliary
Lewis
Mary T. Lewis
E. P. Lewis
East Pall Mall Street
Thornhill Manor
William A. Kennedy
Great Barrington
Mass
New York
H. B. Dorrance
Summit, N. J
David Keen
Lamar Keen
Millwood Avenue
Robert Arthur
Janie Kremer
Susan Stine
Dorothy Anne Boyd
Ellen Gail Riley
Godfrey Miller
Jackie Crenshaw
George Stowers
Bobby Collis
Tommy Kremer
Pinky Arthur
Freddie Ritter
Bob Barney
Bill Weakley
T. G. Adams Esso
Clarke
Amon
Ours
Palace Theatre
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Don Cossack Chorus
Canterbury
Angers
Ruckman
W. Va
Donna
Hubert Combs
Harley Loy
Fuschia Timbrook
Goering Timbrook
Douglas Nesmith
Ruth Combs
Keith Combs
Elwood Walker
Nina McDonald
Sleen McDonald
R. A. Combs
Rada
Dilbert Timbrook
Woodrow Timbrook
Leo
Lottie
Harry Crock Springfield
Rosie Timbrook
Seldon Heare
Ida Combs
Grimes
SELBY
Lovett Brothers
Winchester and
Staunton, Va
Uncle Sam
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
N. Loudoun St
Bell
Bell Clothes Store
Winchester Front Royal
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Avenue
Cather & Moling
Home of Dependane Merchandise
WINC
Timberlake
Winchester Furniture CO
Loudoun Street
Hill’s Cy
N. Loudoun St. Winchester
Een Electric
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