Birthday celebration and society notices at Berryville church
Miss Elsie M. Cadwallader, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Cadwallader of Boyce, wed John Woodward Olcott at Grace Episcopal Church on January 19 20 with music by Lucille Smith. Reception at the Funk home followed, couple to reside in Berryville. Also notes Society items about club meetings and Wender's trip to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Elsie M. Cad
G. P. Cadwallader
Boyce
John Woodward Olcott
Lucille Smith
Mendelssohn
Henry G. Lane
Harry Kable
Kabletown
W. Va
M. Cox
Marrisonburg
Rockingham County
C. Richard Funk
North Church Street
Berryville
Frances Seabright
Edith Ritter
Kable
Etiquette Answers On Hats Invitations And Dancing
In elevators a man should remove his hat when a woman enters a hotel. in offices it is not required. For wedding invitations send one to the parents and separate invites to each child. In a nightclub a man should not ask a stranger at another table to dance, though a brief greeting is acceptable.
Engagement announced at party last night
At the Crystal Restaurant a party last evening announced the engagement of Miss Freda Sempeles of Winchester to Mr John Giovannis of Harrisburg. The bride elect, a Handley High School graduate, and the groom to be recently discharged from the U S Army after four and a half years were the centerpiece of a gathering attended by about 150 friends from Norfolk Baltimore Philadelphia Washington and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Restaurant
Freda Sempeles
John Sempeles
Winchester
John Giovannis
Georgie Giovannis
Harrisburg
Handley High School
U. S. Army
Norfolk
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington, D.C
Cincinnati
Ohio
Miss Lancaster Weds E Eugene McIntyre in Loudoun Street Church
Josephine Lancaster and E Eugene McIntyre wed in a Saturday morning ceremony at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church. The couple plans a Philadelphia and northern Pennsylvania honeymoon and will reside with the bride’s parents for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Lancaster
Loudoun Street
Josephine
E. Eugene McIntyre
E. M. McIntyre
East
Baker Street
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Ronald S. Wilson
Teddy McIntyre
Betty Lancaster
Jack Jones
McIntyre
Berryville High School
Mervil W. Adams
Handley High School
Western Union Telegraph Company
Armed Services
Fort Bragg
N. C
South Pacific
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Hollywood party highlights return of Navy man
Hollywood by Gene Handsaker describes a post service reception for Navy Commander Douglas Fairbanks Jr. at the Beverly Hills Hotel Sun Room with 200 guests, photographers, white jackets, carved ice statue, and a lively but noisy party atmosphere. The writer notes snubs, overheard chatter, and celebrities like Walter Slezak and his wife among the attendees as Fairbanks interacts with the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Navy
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Beverly Hills
Doug, Jr
Walter Slezak
Slezak
Lesson In English by W. L. Gordon
A compact vocabulary note sets out common word misuses and mispronunciations. It highlights words like dogma and clique with brief guidance and etymology, plus a daily word habit to expand vocabulary and a quote from Whewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Kleek
Abel
Adam and
Eve
Whewell
Stewardship Meeting Tells Joy in Giving at Local Church
A one day stewardship meeting at the Virginia Valley Central Congregational Christian Church begins at 10 30 tomorrow morning. Dr Warren H Denison of Dayton Ohio will direct the program with Rev G H Veazey presiding in the afternoon and Rev R A Whitten leading the devotional service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Valley Central Congregational Christian Conference
Congregational Christian Church
Warren H. Dension
Dayton
Ohio
Roy A. Larick
Virginia Valley Conference
Dr. Denison
New York State
Indiana
Virginia
General Convention of the
Christian Church
Christian and
Congregational
General Council of Congregational Christian Churches
Denison
G. H. Veazey
R. A. Whitten
Radio nostalgia and 4-H winners plus fashion and crime note
A collage of pop culture items from a bygone era includes a radio program review featuring Junior Riley and Miss Kiss talk, 4-H scholarship winners Helen Bothe and Phyllis Ann Godown with details of their projects, a clothing drive update, Perry’s juke box hit, and a note on 1080 rat poison origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Kiss
Helen Bothe
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Phyllis Ann Godown
Panora
Phyllis
Helen
Steel strike threaten 40 to 50 percent of U.S. factories
Civilian Production Administrator John D. Small warned that a long steel strike could force 40 to 50 percent of American factories to shut down or cut production. With limited steel on hand, voluntary rationing of steel stored in warehouses went into effect to reserve supply for emergencies and public utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John D. Small
Congress Hears Message on Wages and Markets
The report quotes President Truman arguing that good wages create large markets and benefit business, labor, and the country. He stresses that substantial wage increases raise living standards and fuel capacity production, supporting a healthy democracy under free enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Truman outlines postwar plans and economic goals
President Truman urges expanded production and new industries, backs anti trust enforcement, and calls for swift reconversion to peacetime economy. He discusses labor strikes, full employment, and a $3.75 billion loan to Britain while stressing unity in domestic and international policy and a rapid demobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture, Commerce and Labor
Truman
United Nations Commission
Britain
United Nations
President calls for postwar demobilization and new legislation
The President outlined plans for rapid but orderly demobilization with most service members to be released by VE Day. He urged Congress to act on 21 bills including wage increases, extended price and rent controls, continued war power controls, and universal military training subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. E. Lee
Elsie Cadwallader
John W. Olcott
Century Club
Maj. Johnson
Caroline Hunter
Gray Gables Inn
South Eee Street
Maj. Joseph
U.S. Army
Comrade Bible Class
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Woman's Assembly
Clarence Williams
V.F. W
Monevening
Dship
Margaret Keffer
Avenue Chapel
Mrs. Wender
New York
Louis Wender
Feld Avenue
New York City
St. Regis
T. J. Jackson
Roberta Lee
Mr. Pearson
Lewis Pearson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
National Avenue
Women of Grace Church
Women of Grace Lutheran Church
Fred Ritter
J. G. Fosbrink
Grace Church
Norman Roe Lockhart
Baltimore, Md
Elizabeth Keckley
H. B. Keckley
East Piccadilly Street
Athlie Smith
Virginia Dove
Washington, D. C
Lynchburg
Jessie Lupton
Telephone Pioneer
Old Dominion
American U Y
Jake , Jr
J. H. Yost
West Clifford Street
American University
Washington D.C
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Intsberry' Aierene
Vodllow Directors Og Babel
Miss Lancaster
E. E. McIntyre
Gene Handsaker
Doug
Slezaks
Walter
Irs
H. H. Dennison
D. D
Riley
Junior Riley
Scotty Beckett
Junior
United Clothing Collection
Europe
China
Philippines
Phil Clarke
Phil
Nick Carter
S.P
Baldwin
Long Island
Flutterbump Como
Perry
Gookeys
G.A.N. A
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Wildlife Research Laboratory
Gaunt
Ō Sei
Congess
Lovett Brothers
Winchester and Staunton, Ya
Strenth
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Haldeman's Milk
Hill’s Toy & Novelty
Winchester Food Center
N. Loudoun St
Cc. B. Smalts & Son
Vogue
Cather & Moling
Timberlake
Dia
Ladies’ Store
the Flower Shop
E. Piccadilly St
Rca-Victor
Zenith
General Electric
Musaphonic
Emerson
Bendix
W. Boscawen St
Miles Music CO
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