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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1951

Page

8

Stork Shower and Club Meeting Highlight Local Events

Soch al votes and a stork shower honored Mrs Donald Armel of White Post at her Front Royal Road home with several guests in attendance. Dr Randolph Shields spoke on International Relations at a Business and Professional Women’s Club dinner at the George Washington Hotel, noting Chinese sympathizers and censorship. The American Legion showed a polio film and new member Mrs Hazel Dorton was welcomed. additional guests included Mrs Lillian Hoke, Mrs Anna Hill Vetter, and Miss Preston Starlings.

Kenneth Boyce Front Royal Road Donald Armel White Post A. R Armel Ina Holler Kathryn Pifer Gertrude Reed Florance Sumption Martie Jo Nora Newcome H. T Netherton Ellwood Willis W.R. Armel Dora Funk Glenn Bohrer Randolph T. Shields Business and Professional Women's Club George Washington Hotel

Valentine social planned by Hayfield ladies society

Mrs. C. N. Braithwaite led devotions at the recent Mr. Olive Ladies Society gathering hosted by Rev and Mrs Donald Austin in Hayfield. The February meeting, a Valentine social, is set for the home of Mr and Mrs Luther Larrick with Mrs Clyde Shuler as devotional leader.

C. N. Braithwaite Mr. Olive Ladies Society of Hayfield Donald Austin Luther Larrick Clyde Shuler

Calendar of Events Jan 16 Evening Club Meetings

A schedule of local club activities lists events on January 16 starting 7:30 p.m. with the Board of Control and Exchange Club, followed by Rebekah Lodge and Alcoholics Anonymous at Friendship Fire Hall. Other gatherings include Moose Club VFW Auxiliary Kiwanis George Washington Hotel and more at various times.

Board of Control, Exchange Club Rebekah Lodge Alcoholics-Anonymous Friendship Fire Hall Moose Club VFW

Miss Cather Spends Weekend With Family Guests

Miss Anne Cather a Hollins College student left Sunday after a weekend visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Roy A Cather at 8 Washington St. Her guest was classmate Miss Joyce Rowland of Toronto Ontario Canada. The Kernstown Methodist Sunday School Bible Class meets Thursday at 7 30 pm at 406 8 S Loudoun St with Mrs Albert Pfeiffer and Mrs Loring Ritter as co hosts. Mrs Jesse Cammer leads the class. Arnolds Name Infant Son

Anne Cather Hollins College Roy A. Cather Washington St Joyce Rowland Toronto Ontario Canada Kernstown

Winchester Jaycee-ettes Meet at Berry Home

The Winchester Jaycee-ettes hold their regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Robert E. Berry's residence 110 W Monmouth St on Friday at 8 15 p m local time.

Jaycee-ettes Berry The Winchester Jaycee-ettes Robert E. Berry Monmouth St

Moats Loughry Wedding Announced in Winchester

Miss Edith Gladys Loughry daughter of Mr and Mrs Otis Loughry of Westminster Maryland and Mr Junior Lee Moats of Winchester son of Mr and Mrs Lee Moats of Keyser WV were married on Saturday at 4 pm. The ceremony was performed by Rev Roy F Schmucker at his home 415 N Loudoun St. The bridegroom works for Plumly Lumber Corp. They will reside in Winchester.

Edith Gladys Loughry Otis Loughry Westminister Junior Lee Moats Winchester Lee Moats Keyser W. Va Roy F. Schmucker N. Loudoun St Plumly Lumber Corp Moats

Births January 15 spans six local families

Birth notices report a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Jr. at 715 8 Washington Street with Mrs. Arnold formerly Miss Ann Light. A daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Newcome at 1414 8 Braddock Street with Mrs. Newcome formerly Miss Vaughan Skelton. A son for Mr. and Mrs. Whitacre at Gore. A son for Mr. and Mrs. Strawderman at Front Royal with Mrs. Strawderman formerly Miss Helen Whitacre. A daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Mauzy at Clearbrook with Mrs. Mauzy formerly Miss Catherine Simmons.

Lester D. Arnold, Jr Washington St Arnold Ann Light Russell B. Newcome Braddock St Newcome Vaughan Skelton Alvin Whitacre Gore Garland Strawderman Front Royal Strawderman Helen Whitacre Layton Mauzy Clearbrook Mauzy Catherine Simmons

Cooking's Fun by Cecily Brownstone

Recipe notes for a family dinner feature a spinach dish with butter flour milk and vinegar. Serving guidance estimates 4 to 6 servings and includes steps to thicken the sauce and combine spinach with seasonings.

Cecily Brownstone

Atlantic Award for Poetry Established for English Writers

The Atlantic Awards come from the 12 500 Rockefeller Fund created to aid English writers whose work was disrupted by the war. The prize is 300 pounds and is awarded every three years.

Atlantic

Secrets of Charm Health Boost for Winter Energy

A winter wellness guide promotes energy through lean meats iron rich foods like liver and raisins and vitamin rich options such as wheat germ and vegetables. It suggests a fruit and juice routine with brewer s yeast and raw vegetables to lift mood and appetite and ends with a mail in offer for fabric color and style guidance from National Newspaper Service.

P. S National Newspaper Service Michigan City Indiana

Bogart Hosts Santana Productions Boss Talk

Hollywood star Bogart, in his third year as Santana Productions head, discusses challenges in independent film, tax concerns, securing material, and casting. He notes his yacht named Santana inspired the company and describes decisions on stories and co stars while balancing big studio competition.

Hollywood Humphrey Bogart Santana Productions New York Bogey Lauren Bacall Sirocco Bogart Errol Flynn John Derek Prez Santana Bog

Vegetables Blanched Before Quick Freezing

Vegetables are not cooked before freezing but are blanched to destroy decomposing substances. They pass through live steam or boiling water until the center reaches at least 180 degrees F, with exposure varied by vegetable type.

In Memoriam for Elizabeth Peasemaker

In loving memory of Elizabeth Peasemaker who died January 16 1950 one year ago today. The poem notes the sudden loss and ongoing sorrow felt by her children and families. It expresses grief, remembrance and faith in reunion.

Elizabeth Peasemaker

Soft Drink Firms Hold Price Line in Local Market

Local bottlers say no immediate price rise is planned despite rising costs. Coca Cola has raised to six cents in some towns, while local management and others anticipate eventual increases as sugar, crowns, cases and bottles rise in price.

Coca-Cola Lynchburg Farmville

Modern Etiquette Q and A on Entering and Exchanging Gifts

The Q and A covers dining manners with two men and two women entering a restaurant with women first, and the women also leaving first. It states both partners should return all gifts and letters after a broken engagement, and advises placing olive pits on the side of the dinner plate.

Bowling alleys in the United States in 1949

The American Bowling Congress reports 80,000 bowling alley beds in the United States in 1949, up from 78,000 in 1948. The era notes 11,400 bowling establishments in the United States in 1649.

United States W.L. C American Bowling Congress

Salt Deposits in New Mexico Could Supply Hemisphere for Years

Report notes that explored salt deposits in New Mexico could, if developed, provide salt for the entire western hemisphere for thousands of years, signaling a major potential resource for regional and global industries.

New Mexico Hemisphere

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