Fan sler Wingfield Married in Silver Springs Church
Miss Susan May Fansler daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Fansler Sr of 120 South Stewart Street Winchester Virginia wed Private First Class Bill Collins Wingfield son of Mr and Mrs David Wingfield of Gerrard Street in a January 13 double ring ceremony at Marvin Memorial Methodist Church Silver Springs Maryland. The bride wore a luggage herringbone suit with orchids a moss green outfit was worn by her only attendant Elizabeth Burner and best man was C Burner. Wingfield recently returned from Europe and is stationed at Fort Jackson. Mrs Wingfield will remain with her parents in Winchester until plans are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan May Fansler
Ralph 8
Elizabeth Burner
C. Os Burner
Silver Springs
Wingfield
Handley High School
Farmville
Winchester
Community Notes And Personal Health Updates
Cpl. Davis L. Baughman left Sunnyside yesterday to return to Camp Swift Texas after a 20 day home leave. Mrs P C Petrie of Bartonsville remains ill at home but is improving. Grace Forney former Winchester and Arlington resident suffers a late Christmas stroke with condition about the same. Mamie Bridgers Bible Class to hold supper January 17 at 7 pm Fort Loudoun Restaurant, call 5159 for details. D E Hardesty once ill now able to be out. Elder A R Dettra of Kernstown improves from recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Davis L. Baughman
Sunnyside
Camp Swift
Texas
P. C. Petrie
Bartonsville
Grace Forney
Winchester
Arlington
Mamie Bridgers
United Threw Church
Fort Loudoun
C. A. Marple
Covered Supper At Braddock Street Church
Braddock Street Methodist Church hosts a weekly family night with a 6 pm covered dish supper. Families bring a food item, and the 7 30 pm program features Bible Study led by John H. Rosenberger. Choir rehearsals and children’s groups meet as planned. Henderson Bailey leads in Miss Mary Lou Steele’s absence urging wide attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street Methodist Methodist Church
H. Clay Manuel
John H. Rosenberger
Hoye Riley
Henderson Bailey
Family Night Council
Mary Lou Steele
Miller School PTA backs consolidation for Frederick County
The Miller School Parents Teachers Association voted unanimously to endorse a state committee plan for consolidating Frederick County schools. They urged authorities to implement the recommendations, including closing Miller School and moving high school facilities near Winchester with elementary work consolidated nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller School Parents- Teachers Association
Frederick County
Miller
City of
Winchester
New Consolidated
Paul Haldeman
John Bowman
Stephens
Virgil Baughman
Lucian Brumback
Grant Smith
Frances Orndorff
Mary Hollar
Thurman Brumback
Cpl
Davis Baughman
Farm Loan Groups Hear New Plans
The most far reaching plan for the Federal Land Bank System is presented to directors of 207 associations in the Second Farm Credit District. Jul ian A. Everly says the aim is to strengthen finances and streamline the organization to serve long term farmer credit needs. The plan allows redemption at par value of retired stock and may consolidate some associations to improve efficiency. Attending officers include John B. Earle R. L. Sowers Benton C. Ray H. E. Wake man Ray T. Koontz J. M. Fishpan J. B. Chamberlain and Julia A. Everly among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Farm Loan Associations
Federal Land Bank System
Farm Credit
Julian A. Everly
Winchester
John G. Lacy
H. 8. Nelson
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Consolidated Group
National
Farm Loan Associations
Delaware
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Federal Land Bank
Benton C. Ray
H. E. Wakeman
Ray T. Koontz
J. M. Fishpan
J. B. Chamberlain
J. B. Bywaters
Walker McC. Bond
Geo. P. Kern
C. L. Stickley
Frank H. Crabill
C. W. Newman
Chas. E. Miller, Jr
Henry J. Lee P.&. Yost
Chas. W. Palk
B. Hammond
W. H. Rissler
Jahtes W. Whittington
Wilbur H. Thomas
David H. Folk, and
Julia A. Everly
Visiting Card Etiquette And After Dinner Norms
The address on a visiting card should appear in the lower left corner in smaller type than the name. It is proper to use a person’s name frequently in conversation, such as Mr. Allen, and a guest typically remains after dinner for two to three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Allen
Millwood Social Events Mention Various Guests Across Weekends
Millwood Virginia notes list weekend and weekday visits by families including Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Dunning and nephew Jim Titus, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. George P. Greenhalgh, Jr., and Master Bill Weatherall among others. Social rounds mention travel to Springsbury and Woodley, and gatherings at Bellfield and Fairview with relatives and guests. The Blue Ridge Hunt gathered at Red Gate with MFH Alex MacKay Smith among attendees. A Q&A on corals explains they are animals, not plants, detailing coral life stages from egg to polyp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Greenhalgh, Jr
Bill Weatherall
Burwell Jacobs
The
Blue Ridge Hunt
Red Gate
Alex MacKay Smith
MFH
George P. Greenhalgh
Edward Jenkins
Norman Haymaker
Westwood Byrd
Walter Lee
Beverly Byrd
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
Daily vocabulary note outlines misuse and spelling tips with examples. It defines trenchant as keen and biting and notes how strong language sharpens wit. Includes guidance on expanding vocabulary by mastering one word each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Hawaii
Presidents and Their Wives booklet overview
A promotional notice describes a booklet about all U S presidents and first ladies. It outlines contents such as names terms of office politics religion education birthplaces and burial sites with biographical sketches and illustrations for fifteen cents postpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Truman
United States
Presidents and Their Wives booklet inquiry
Information Bureau at 316 Eye St NE Washington DC encloses fifteen cents for a copy of the booklet. A street question asks if an automobile tire weighs more after inflation. answer: air adds weight so inflated tires weigh more than deflated ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Winchester Evening Star. Information Bureau
Eye St. N E
Washington
D. C
Oyster Stew Perfectly Suits Cold Midwinter Days
A midwinter favorite, oyster stew comforts on blustering days. The recipe blends oysters with cream milk and butter, finished with a dash of white wine for extra zest and party impact. Serve piping hot from a tureen or chafing dish for dramatic presentation.
Dependent allowances for officers include wife, unmarried children, and a parent
The pay act defines a dependent as a lawful wife, an unmarried child under 21, and a parent who is actually dependent on the officer for chief support. The allowance amount does not increase with more dependents and remains set per officer’s grade.
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C.F.D. A
Pension safe for veterans taking Civil Service jobs
A veteran receiving a disability pension does not lose the pension upon accepting a Civil Service position. The War Department plans an occupation force of about 370,000 in the European and Mediterranean areas, with other troops overseas to be returned by July 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Civil Service
D. Z A
War Department
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Northern Virginia
Northern Virginia Power Company
Charles Town
Front Royal
Bere
Strasburg
Millville
Brethern Church
R. Gray
Philip Huriter
Kenneth Windle
Milburn
Robert Milburn
Jesse Richardson
OAM
A. Richardson
Orchard Avenue
Beaver
Frank Beaver
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Wereere
W. A. Basure
William Strawderman
Mathias
W. Va
Arlie Basure
Stephenson Social Club
Lee Dick
Amos Prince
Bertha Ashwood
Irene Stipe
Red Cross
Children's Home Society
Richmond
Save the Children Federation
New York
Salvation Army
Crippled Children’s Home
Friendship Circle
Church of Christ
West Cork Street
James Ford
Valley Avenue
Wenesday
Kernstown
Kernstown Methodist Church
P. m
Loring Ritter
Charles Barton
Roy Clark
Daisy Shirley
James
Howard James
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Winchester — Front Royal Chambersburg, Pa
Cpl. Baughman
Mrs. Petrie
D. E. Hardesty
A. R. Dettra
Braddock St. Church
Gaunt
PTA
Roberta Lee
Millwood
Agnes Mitchell
Roland Mitchell
Mrs
Graham Dougherty, Jr
Springsbury
Newark
Frazier Dougherty
Frazier
Rush
Connecticut
Graham Dougherty
Woodley
Tyson Gilvin
New Jersey
Clarke
William Payne
Bellfield
Stuyvesant School
Warrenton
Capt
Mrs. Ewart Johnson
Baltimore
Thomas B. Clagett
Anne Meade
Hamilton
Louis B. Meade
Fairview
John T. Burwell
J. Townsend Burwell
Barnaby Ridge
Charles Lee Burwell
Jane Cary Randolph
Ashley Cooper
A. R. Dunning
Benjamin Harrison
A. A. Baldwin
Richard Penecost
Roland G. Mitchell
William Munford Tuck
Tuck
E. Piccadilly St
T. G. Adams Esso
Selby Arch Preservers
Selby Styleez
Big Savings
Lovett Brothers
Winchester and
Staunton, Va
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Haldeman
Hill’s Toy and Novelty Store
N. Loudoun St
Cc. B. Smalts & Son
National Avenue
Cather & Moling
Timberlake
Ladies’ Store
Winchester Furniture CO
Loudoun Street
Victor
Chopin
al Griggman
Dinah Shore
Strauss
Boston “Pops
Isset
Stephen Foster
Sammy Kaye
Boscawen St
Miles Music CO
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