Miss Hurst to Wed R B Fuller in Winchester Engagement
Mr and Mrs Charles M Hurst of Winchester announce the engagement of their daughter Marion Taylor to Robert B Fuller son of Mr and Mrs Arthur B Fuller of Winchester. Marion is a Handley High School graduate and secretary at O Sullivan Rubber Corp Mrs Fuller is a Handley High School graduate and works in the note department at Farmers and Merchants National Bank No date has been set for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Hurst
Winchester
Marion Taylor
Robert B. Fuller
Arthur B. Puller
Miss Hurst
Handley High School
O'Sullivan Rubber Corporation
Quota Club Opens Quest for Woman of the Year
Winchester Quota Club and a three member committee led by Miss Mary Lou Steele plan the annual Woman of the Year honoring a local woman for civic achievement. The February theme highlights women leaders for world peace as Quota clubs nationwide prepare events in tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Steele
Winchester Quota Club
Winchester Club
Quota International
Winchester
Near Fu
Local Social News Highlights from City and County
Mrs W D Myers hosts Thursday Bridge Club at her West Boscawen Street home. Mrs William A Mackie, back from plane travel for her Golden Wedding celebration of Mr and Mrs F Woore of Clear Brook, plans visits with relatives. Dinner group includes Mr and Mrs W O Woore of Covington and Mr and Mrs William H Clipp of Hagerstown Md. Cadwallader of Kerr Street travels to Portsmouth after her father J E Woodard’s sudden death. Clowser returns home from Memorial Hospital after pneumonia. Clara Cheek, ex Berryville now in Washington DC, receives Memorial Hospital treatment. Anna E Hamilton returns from Los Angeles after witnessing the Tournament of Roses and compares Apple Blossom Festival. D J McCarty family of Washington DC dines with Effie Steele in Stephens City. Mae Ginn visiting Rhodes family in Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Mackie
F Woore
Clearbrook
Tokes Inn
W. O. Woore
Covington
William H. Clipp
Hagerstown
Anna E. Hamilton
Los Angeles
Calif
Miss Butler Honored At Lynchburg College
Miss Nancy Butler daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence L Butler 539 North Braddock Street was elected secretary of Lynchburg College International Relations Club for the coming activities starting January 27. She is a freshman at Lynchburg College. All Girl Scout Leaders may learn textile and finger painting tonight from 7 to 9 p m in the Scout room led by Miss Virginia Gregory of Winchester Recreation Department. Bring a piece of material to work on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Butler
Clarence L. Butler
North Braddock Stee
Lynchburg College International Relations Club
Ceenes
Miss Butler
Lynchburg College
Virginia Gregory
Winchester Recreation Department
Mt. Williams 4-H Club
Ruth Feeley
Ronny Ashwood
Feeley
Mr. Ashwood
John
Ernest Fauver
Nancy Larrick
John Hoover
Garland Cather
County 4-H Council
Busch Symphony Set For Winchester Series Third Concert
Adolf Busch violinist leads the Busch Symphony Orchestra in a January 21 concert at Handley School auditorium as the Winchester Community Concert Association presents its third program of the 1946 47 season. Admission by membership card. The ensemble founded by Busch in 1935 has grown into a 35 member symphonic orchestra touring the United States with many American players and former Busch pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concert Association
Busch Symphony
Adolf Busch
Busch Symphony Orchestra
Handley School
Winchester Community Concert Association
Westphalia
Philadelphia
Busch
Germany
Europe
Reyjavik
Florence
Busch Chamber Music Players
Mrs O Rear To Speak At Burnt Church Sunday
Mrs Miller O rear of this city will be guest teacher at the Adult Sunday school class meeting of Burnt Presbyterian Church in Albin Sunday morning January 19 beginning at 10 o clock. Everyone is cordially invited.
D. E. Leatherman To Lead Biblical Quiz
The Community Young People Group will hold Sunday service at Stine's Chapel at 7 o clock. Dan iel Leatherman will conduct a Biblical quiz with open discussion to deepen Bible learning. A song service follows and all young people are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stine’s Chapel
Daniel Leatherman
Christian Fellowship
Centenary Circles Meet Tonight For Club Women
Various community circles and clubs schedule meetings this week. Centenary Re formed Church circles 2 and 3 meet at 8 pm with Mrs. A. B. Puller. Kernstown and Cork Street groups hold sessions Thursday and Friday with hostesses and devotional topics.
Pattern 4713 Sewing Pattern Details and Order Info
Pattern 4713 offers a smart classic dress with squared lower arm hole deep cuffs and soft skirt pleats in sizes 12 through 20. Includes illustrated instructions and fabric yardage, with a 334 yard requirement for size 16, plus a mail order address in New York for 25 cents. Also promotes Spring Adams Pattern Book with a free bag pattern offer for 15 cents more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Marriage of Betty Miller to Lloyd H Williams Jr in Berkeley Springs
Mr and Mrs William T Miller of Berkeley Springs West Virginia announce the marriage of their daughter Betty to Lloyd H Williams Jr son of Lloyd H Williams Winchester Route 3 The ceremony took place at the Lutheran parsonage in the city on Saturday January 4 officiated by Rev William E Eisenberg Close friends and family attended Betty attended Berkeley Springs High School and was active in school work Lloyd Williams attended Handley High School served in the Pacific with the U S Navy and was discharged in April 1946 He now works for National Fruit Product Company The couple will reside with Bettys parents in Berkeley Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Miller
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Betty
Lloyd H. Williams
Winchester
Route 3
William E. Eisenberg
Williams
Berkeley Springs High School
Handley High School
U. S. Navy
Navy
National Fruit Product Company
Mrs.Williams
Shirley Bowen announces marriage of Bow man to William C Shirley
Announcement states Mrs Bertie L Bowman daughter of Mr and Mrs Della Jenkins and William C Shirley son of Mr and Mrs Luther Shirley both of Winchester wed Saturday afternoon. Rev R F Schmucker officiated at 415 North Loudoun Street with Homer Miller and wife as attendants. Shirley works as a mechanic for National Fruit Product Company and the couple will reside in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie L. Bowman
Della Jenkins
William C. Shirley
Luther Shirley
Winchester
R. F . Schmucker
North
Loudoun Street
Homer Miller
Shirley
National Fruit Product Company
Abundance of Oranges Boosts Health and Menu Variety
Florida offers a plentiful orange crop with thin skinned varieties high in juice and vitamin C. The text promotes daily orange juice for infection defense, suggests oranges as a dietary staple, and provides a citrus based dessert recipe including orange rind and juice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Orange Peel and Celery Medley Muffins and Marmalade
A wartime style recipe fragment describes orange juice muffins with cream icing and a celery raisin topping served on crisp lettuce cups, yielding 4 servings. It also includes a marmalade recipe from peel boiled with water and sugar, producing about 3 pints.
Social Notes From Millwood in Virginia
Mrs. David Donovan and infant William James arrived from New York. Mrs. Courtney B. Jones returned home after visiting Dr. and Mrs. C. Randolph near Upperville. William Greenhalgh hosted Jeff Beardall for a week end visit. Hunt Tea hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jenkins. Billy Mitchell visited his mother Mrs. Thomas B. Byrd at The Cliff. Richard Dole dined with Miss Virginia Watkins, Mrs. William Noland and Rolana Mitchell. Ruth Mitchell and Frank Worrell joined at North Hill Saturday night. George Greenhalgh hosted a dinner party with Mrs. R. E. Byrd and granddaughter Mrs. Harry F. Stimpson Jr. and Timmy of Winchester stayed at The Cliff with the Byrds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Mitchell
Thomas B. Byrd
Richard Dole
Virginia Watkins
William Noland
Rolana Mitchell
Ruth Mitchell
Frank Worrell
North Hill
R. E. Byrd
Harry F. Stimpson, Jr
Timmy
Winchester
Should a Woman Remove Hat in Theater Etiquette
Roberta Lee answers that a woman should remove her hat in a theater if the hat obstructs others’ view. If the hat does not block sightlines, it may remain on. The guidance emphasizes courtesy and situational judgment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marion Hurst
R. B. Fuller
Quota Club
Brooks’ Pharmacy
W. D. Myers
Thursday Bridge Club
West Boscawen Str
A. B. Cadwallader
Kerr Street
Portsmouth
J. E. Woodard
Orville Clowser
Memorial Hospital
Clara Cheek
Berryville
Washington, D. C
D. J. McCarty
Effie Steele
Stephens City
Miss MaeGinn
Mr. and le Oy Rhodes
Butler
Scout Room
Cologne Conservatory
London
Paris
Berlin
Konzertverein Orchestra
Vienna
Italy
France
England
Toscanini
America
New York Philharmonic Symphony
Washington
Baltimore
Adolph Busch and Symphony Orchestra
D. E. Leatherman
Biblical Quiz
Centenary
Centenary Reformed Church
A. B. Puller
Virginia Avenue
Kernstown
Kernstown Methodist Church
Charles Barton
Clarence Williams
Loring Ritter
Arthur Sager
Julia Braithwaite
Carlton Hawkins
Goldie Orndorff
John Snyder
Retta Clayton
Lewis Hudson
Evelyn Pent
Edna May Whittaken
Agnes Shirley
Friendship Circle
Friendship Circle of
Cork Street Christian Church
Elwood Snyder
1605
Valley Avenue
Albin
Mt. Williams Club
Smart New Classic
Anne Adams
Loudoun St
Shirley-Bowman
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Oranges
Millwood
David Donovan
William James
Courtney B. Jones
Mrs. C. Randolph
Upperville
William Greenhalgh
Jeff Beardall
Mrs. Edward Jenkins
George Greenhalgh
Roberta Lee
Varsou
Loudoun Stelet
S. N. Johnston
E. Piccadilly St
Charis
Margaret McVicar
Peyton St
Dial
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Fairplay Meat Market
Haldeman
Radio Kevays
All Models Woods
Amherst St
Pine Motor CO
Dodge- Plymouth
Cc. B. Smalts & Son
National Avenue
Cather and Moling
Ish
N. Loudoun
Priscilla
Timberlake
Dia
Kimball
Mustckerrance
Front Royal
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