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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1941

Page

8

Wedding of Miss Mildred Fiske and Granvil Matthews

Local society pages report the marriage of Miss Mildred A. Fiske to Granvil la Matthews of Girdletree near Stockton. Attendants included Henry C. Witzke. reception hosted by the families. out-of-town guests listed. The couple plans a southern wedding trip and will reside at 804 Maple Ave Takoma Park.

and Pinger Winchester Granvilla Matthews Reginald Williams Matthew Girdletree Stockton Mildred A. Fiske Henry C. Witzke Lester Conner Elizabeth Conner Baltimore Matthews Maple Avenue Takoma Park

Inauguration Gown for Mrs Henry A Wallace

Mrs Henry A Wallace wife of the vice president elect is pictured in Washington wearing the gown chosen for inaugural ceremonies. The sea blue crepe satin gown features a dark brown velvet jacket embroidered with crystals.

Henry A. Wallace Washington

Winchester Figures Move to Philadelphia Couple Tied to Local Arts

Mr and Mrs Martin Kermacy recently relocated to Philadelphia Pa. He had lived in Winchester for years and collaborated with architect Ian C MacCallum. Mrs Kermacy, formerly Miss Evelyn Early, worked as a home economist for Northern Virginia Power Co. Both supported Winchester Little Theatre. Mrs Walter Plundyke, visiting her mother Mrs W R Hillyard, will return tomorrow to Bronxville NY.

Martin Kermacy Philadelphia Kermacy Winchester Ian C. MacCallum Evelyn Early Northern Virginia Power Co Winchester Little Theatre Walter Plundyke W. R. Hillyard Bronxville, N.Y

Women’s Christian Service Plans Public Talk on Migrant America

The Market Street Methodist Church Women’s Society sets a covered dish supper at 6:30 pm followed by a public meeting at 8 pm with Rev. G E Hopkins discussing The Migrant Situation of America. Also notes AAUW music group postponement to Jan 27 and Epworth League speaker Prof Charles A Coe at Macedonia Methodist Church.

Women’s Society of Christian Service of Market Street Methodist Church G. E. Hopkins America Harriet Krise

Puerto Rico Spends Over 100 Million on U.S. Goods in 1940

The Puerto Rican Trade Council reports that the territory spent more than $100,000,000 in 1940 for goods bought from the continental United States.

Puerto Rico United States Puerto Rican Trade Council

Modern Etiquette Q and A for Rain and Introductions

A column advises on etiquette for rainy curb exits with both parties, noting a girl should exit to grab the door and invite the escort to slide over. It covers wedding duties when a father is absent, suggesting a brother or closest male relative may give away the bride. It also prescribes how a girl should introduce a man to her mother with simple identification.

Mr. Martin Ralph

Week Highlight of Social Gatherings in Berryville Virginia

Berryville Virginia highlights include Mr and Mrs William B W atkins hosting a dinner in Warrenton and Mr and Mrs Edward Mc C Williams leading the Discussion Club at Airlie on Monday. Guests travel from Richmond to visit family and attend events across Clarke County.

Edward McC. Williams Airlie William E. Sparrow Britain Kenneth N. Gilpin Thomas. Bolling Byrd Stanley N. C

Sweets and fad diets plague the plumpies fate

A 1920s style health feature warns that fat is a health menace and urges will power and carb cutting to reach normal weight. It lists foods to avoid and suggests broths over creamed soups. It also advises hair dye caution with styling tips and dye history disclosure to avoid color mishaps.

Radio Highlights Feature Historic Lincoln Drama and Key Figures

Raymond Massey recreates Abraham Lincoln in a drama comparing the 1860s White House with today’s. Joseph P. Kennedy gives a major speech while Kenneth F. Simpson Col Henry Breckinridge and Lillian Hellman discuss aid to Britain. Navy Secretary Knox speaks. The Hit Parade tours Quan tico. Alfred Wallenstein conducts NBC Symphony. Former Senator Ernest Gibson delivers a radio address as committee chair.

WJSV Raymond Massey Abraham Lincoln White House WRC Court of St. James Joseph P. Kennedy Wijsv Kenneth F. Simpson Henry Breckenridge Lillian Hellman Britain WMAL Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox WISV Quantico Marine Barracks Alfred Wallenstein NBC Symphony Beethoven Ernest W. Gibson Vermont Committee To America

Watkins Dinner To Climax Activities

Mrs. Alexis Sommaripa hosted a large gathering in Millwood Virginia with guests including Mr. and Mrs. William Bell Watkins and several others. Additional notes mention lunch at Anefield and visits by various local residents to Philadelphia and Richmond for society events and judging classes.

Millwood Alexis Sommaripa William Bell Watkins William Beverley Percy Randolph Abraham Hewitt Edward Jenkins William Bell Watkins, Jr David Donovan Rosaland Huidekoper Margaret Della Meade Agnes Mitchell Gwynee Harrison Virginia Joe Lewis Roland Mitchell Graham Dougherty Ben Harrison Seddon Nelson William Rand John Wilcox Front Royal Alex MacKay Smith Annefield Joseph Lewis

Luncheon Guests and Seasonal Socials Mentioned

The report notes luncheon guests at Mrs. Joseph Massie’s Winchester home and travels of Mrs. William Beverley and Mrs. Randolph to Baltimore where they joined Mrs. Ewart Johnston for lunch. It mentions Capt Johnston’s improving health and a church service led by Mrs. Bertram Cooper at Christ Church Millwood. Rosalind Huidekoper returns to Long Branch after visiting Wilmington Delaware. Southern California tourism figures show $42 643 648 spent on meals in a year.

Joseph Massie Winchester William Bell Watkins William Beverley Percy. Randolph Baltimore Ewart Johnston Capt. Johnston Bertram Cooper Virginia Theological Seminary Alexandria, Va Christ Church, Millwood Rosalind Huidekoper Long Branch Wilmington Del Robert Downs California

Death of Staunton Citizen Joseph Barkman

Friends in Winchester report the death of 84 year old Joseph Barkman of Staunton Virginia after a brief illness. He served as senior warden emeritus at Trinity Episcopal Church and was interred at Thornrose Cemetery. He was a Staunton native, former confectionery clerk in Winchester, and later owned his own shop until 1918. He served on the Augusta National Bank board and aided local civic projects. He married Nannie F. Liggett in 1891 and is survived by three daughters Mrs Gerald Coleman Miss Gladys Barkman and Mrs James D Carpenter and three grandchildren.

Winchester Joseph Barkman Staunton Trinity Episcopal Church Thornrose Cemetery Barkman William and Elizabeth Butler Barkman Henry Kinzel Farmers and Merchants National Bank Augusta National Bank Nannie F. Liggett Gerald Coleman Wellesley, Mass Gladys Barkman Germantown James D. Carpenter Washington, D. C

Long Range Forecast Is Coming Out

A former German physicist at the California Institute of Technology is developing long range weather forecasting claimed to aid Hitler's forces. He uses a heat radiation telescope to show water vapor releases infrared heat at 3 to 5 degrees Fahrenheit daily influencing forecasts.

Pasadena Calif California Institute of Technology United States Adolf Hitler Walter M. Elsasser Germany Great Britain Elsasser Franz Baur Hitler

New Airlines Terminal Cost and Tun Defined

The terminal facing Grand Central across Forty second street cost 5 million dollars. A tun is a liquid ton a large cask for liquids typically eight barrels or 252 gallons but can be larger.

Grand Central Terminal Forty-second Street

Farmer Meetings Next Week On 1941 Triple A Program

Farmers in Winchester gather at the courthouse Monday at 7 30 to hear Triple A details for 1941 and fruitgrowers urged to attend due to potential removal of about 15 000 trees. Stephens City farmers meet Tuesday at the same time at the agricultural building with E R Marker and C E Staples as chairmen and E M Funk Mildred Tidler and Fred Stine explaining program phases.

Winchester Stephens City Fred Stine E. R. Marker Winchester Group C. E. Staples Mildred Tidler Mr. Stine

Fertilizer Drive Moves 1800 Tons Distributed So Far

Mr Stine announced that stone and 20 percent superphosphate should be applied now. Since Sept 1 a total of 1500 tons of stone and 300 tons of fertilizer have been distributed.

Stine

Lee and the New South Address Set at 21 South Loudoun

The Rev G E B Hopkins will deliver a talk on Lee and the New South tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 at 21 South Loudoun Street as part of the General Robert E Lee birthday observance hosts Miss Lucy Kurtz and Mrs Frank F Grim invite admirers and friends to attend.

Lee New South South Loudoun Street G. EB. Hopkins Robert E. Lee Lucy Kurtz Prank F. Grim General Lee

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