Social And Personal Banquet For Virginia National Guard
Members of Company I Virginia National Guard held a first annual banquet hosted by Commander First Lieut George Miller for high attendance at drills. Sixty nine present out of seventy six, with entertainment by Kenneth Windle and supper supervised by M K Shirkey.
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Company I
National Guard
Virginia National Guard
George Miller
Golden Glow
Kenneth Windle
M. K. Shirkey
Floyd W. Newlin
T. G. Smallwood
Wilson Garner
Clyde Sale
Delmar Frye
Douglas D. Willey
Jack T. Slonaker
William H. Thompson
Richard C. Boyce
Harold J. Drummond
Glenn W. Sea Yight
Ozias Ritter
August Schrader
Fred Shackleford
Elmo Unger
Mervin McCormick
Harry Bryant
Frank Boersig
John Unger
John Kendall
William E. Fauver
Charles W. Huron
Clyde Franks
Finley Whitlock
Elmore R. Dellinger
Virgil L. Maphis
Robert Corbin
Robert Lake
Stewart Pugh
Horace W. Pangle
Raymond Shackleford
Odell Heltzal
Charles Parrill
Raymond Pitcock
Lawrence Patton
Luther Peacemaker
Western Pennsylvania selects beauty waitress Mary Jane Lowry
Mary Jane Lowry, 19, of Pittsburgh, named the most beautiful waitress in Western Pennsylvania by the Western Pennsylvania Restaurant Association. The feature highlights the winner who can wait on tables with grace and charm amid local restaurant pride.
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Mary Jane Lowry
Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania Restaurant Association
Rotary Weekly Luncheon and Local Club Events
A listing of local group meetings for Thursday includes the Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel at 1 80 p m Chanters gathering at Miss Doris Whitehurst 1305 Valley Ave Kernstown Methodist class at Mrs Loring Ritter s home 7 30 p m a G A benefit card party at Elks Club 8 p m R Y Conrad Post American Legion luncheon at George Washington Hotel 12 30 p m Turner Ashby Chapter Daughters of Confederacy observance at Mrs Fred Glaize Sr s home 3 p m W O W meeting at East Boscawen street Odd Fellows Hall 8 p m.
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Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Doris Whitehurst
Valley Avenue
Kernstown Methodist Church
Loring Ritter
Elks Club
Braddock and
Piccadilly Streets
R. Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Turner Ashby
Daughters of Confederacy
Fred Glaize
Odd Fellows Hall
East Boscawen Street
Wedding in Winchester Unites Minnie Tusing and Kenneth Cather
A wedding at the United Brethren Church in Winchester brings together residents of northern Virginia as Miss Minnie Gay Tusing becomes the bride of Mr. Kenneth Marshall Cather. The Rev. L G Bridkers officiates. the couple plans a southern wedding trip after a ceremony attended by family and friends. The bride, daughter of Elmer D. Tusing and the late Alice Funkhouser Tusing, wears powder blue crepe with talisman roses. Cather is a Handley High School graduate employed by Moling and Cather, son of Silas G. Cather and the late Annie L. Cather. In Berryville last night Mrs. Oscar Kave hosted a shower for the bride, with yellow and green decor. Additional social notes include a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. J Raymond Shirley hosted by Winchester Wholesale Grocery staff at the Patton home, featuring gifts and refreshments.
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Winchester
Virtook
Silas G Cather
Anniee L. Cather
Cather
Handley High School
Moling and Cather
South
J. Raymond Shirley
Hilda Patton
Mac Crabill
Josephine Cammer
Winchester Wholesale Grocery
George W. Patton
Amherst Street
Shirley
Willa Dorsey
Laurence Dorsey
Stephenson, Va
A.M Stiffley
L. F. Dorsey
W. Oharlett
Guy Smith
B Moulden
Fred Hyde
Charles Anderson
Joe H
Mae Cy
Josephine Camme
State Convention of A A U W With Local Chapter Host
The Winchester Branch of the American Association of University Women met Saturday January 13 at Mrs Herbert Larrick's home with Miss Nancy Larrick assisting and Mrs Larrick serving as general arrangements chairwoman at the host event.
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Winchester
American Association of University Women
Herbert Larrick
Nancy Larrick
Larrick
Modern Etiquette Q and A from Roberta Lee
A wedding etiquette column answers questions about calling on the bride after a wedding invitation and attending luncheons. It clarifies that callers should visit the bride regardless of attendance and that guests follow informally, with the host guiding theater aisle order by gender segment and tickets.
A U W Convention Schedule Set With Meetings At Hotels
State convention planning details released by sub committee chairmen. All events at the George Washington Hotel except Saturday morning at Handley auditorium. Tea served after the meeting.
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George Washington Hotel
Handley Auditorium
Donald McFadden
E. T. Clark
Notre Dame President consecrated Auxiliary Bishop
The Most Rev. John F. O Hara president of the University of Notre Dame was consecrated Auxiliary Bishop of the United States Army and Navy in Sacred Heart Church South Bend Indiana He received the episcopal robes from Archbishop Spellman of New York.
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John F. O’hara
C.S.C
University of Notre Dame
United States Army and Navy
Sacred Heart Church
South Bend
Ind
O'Hara
Spellman
New York
Winchester 1940 bridge and card party for charity
All bridge and card clubs in Winchester and interested individuals are invited to play to raise charity funds for the G A A. Reservations by phone to Mrs James Shockey or Mrs James Snider. Committee members include Mrs Snider Mrs Paul Tomney Mrs Robert Grove and Miss Elizabeth Keeler.
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Winchester
James Shockey
James Snider
Snider
Paul Tomney
Robert Grove
Elizabeth Keeler
Six Pullmans Derail From Southern Railway Train Near Lynchburg
Five sleeping cars and the diner of southbound Southern Railway train 37 derailed near Evington, fourteen miles south of Lynchburg. Cars were flung along a side track and several overturned. passengers unharmed. Repair crews worked to clear wreckage today. Derailment blamed on a broken switch.
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Lynchburg
Southern Railway
Evington
Dogs and cats converge on Lincoln Highway for meat spill
Animals from Cottonwood to Union Grove rush to a meat delivery truck wreck, devouring two miles of fresh weiners strewn from the rear.
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Cottonwood
Ill
Lincoln Highway
Here
Union Grove
Mortician Howard T. Lockhart Dead at 65
Howard T. Lockhart of Frederick county died at 1 30 pm at his West Glen home after a long illness in the sixty fifth year. He leaves a widow Minnie Orndorff and children James, Taylor, and three daughters. He will be buried at St John’s Lutheran Church Mount Williams after a service there.
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Howard T. Lockhart
Frederick County
West Glen
Mr. Lockhart
Algernon W. Lockhart
Mountain Falls
Forest Glen
C. L
P. W.lockhart
George L. Good
Gore
Nellie Lockhart
Mary White
Laura Nixon
California
St. John's Lutheran Church
Mount Williams
Millwood Social Notes Highlights Virginia gatherings
Capt and Mrs Ewart Johnston hosted a dinner and movie night at Clay Hill with guests Mr and Mrs George Greenhalgh Mr and Mrs Percy Randolph and others. The group visited Washington DC for luncheon with additional friends. William Page of Philadelphia ill but has moved to Charlottesville for winter. George Greenhalgh hosted a luncheon at Springsbury.
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Millwood
Ewart Johnston
William Page
Philadelphia
Penna
Charlotesville
George Greenhalgh
Springsbury
Social Roundup of Local Dinner and Visiting Guests
Miss Mary Lewis hosts a dinner and movie party at her Clarke home with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Percy Randolph Mr. and Mrs. Graham Dougherty Capt. and Mrs. Ewart Johnston Miss Rosa lind Huidekoper Miss Mary O'Fallon and Mr. William Bell Watkins. Other social notes include Anne Meade visiting Hamilton with Mrs. Joseph Clagett and the Dunning family returning to Strasburg Virginia.
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W. C. Plundeke
Bronxville, N. Y
William R. Hillyard
Plundeke
Bronxville
Mary Lewis
Clarke
Percy Randolph
Graham Dougherty
Ewart Johnston
Rosalind Huidekoper
Mary O’fallon
William Bell Watkins
Anne Meade
Hamilton
Joseph Clagett
Archibald R. Dunning
Strasburg, Va
Mr. Dunning
New York
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