Social News Highlights From 1944 G A A Dinner
The 1944 Girls Athletic Association held a dinner at Fort Loudoun Restaurant honoring past president Miss Lucille Sencindiver with formal entertaining by Miss Kathryn Sullivan. Attendees included Mrs. Wesley Chrisman toast mistress and several members and guests, plus notes on a Jacksonville wedding and local gatherings.
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Council of the
Girls Athletic Association
Lucille Sencindiver
Fort Loudoun
Kathryn Sullivan
Na Avenue
Wesley Chrisman
Sencindiver
Jack Widmeyer
Fred Hyde
Raychelle Fleming
Uniforms Ready for Winchester Memorial Hospital Corps
Mrs. Frank Howell announces that uniforms have arrived for the Winchester Memorial Hospital Women’s Volunteer Corps. Those who ordered should call for pickup at the hospital Friday January 26 between 9 and 12, when Mrs. Howell will be on duty.
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Frank Howell
Woman’s Volunteer Corps
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Howell
Notice on Surgical Dressings Group Meeting Details
Mrs B B Dutton chairman announces that the Surgical Dressings group will meet Thursday nights in winter from 730 to 930 in the Golden Glow Restaurant dining room offered by Mr Shirkey. Beth El Congregational room was offered for other times by Mr Abe Novick, but the Golden Glow was chosen for convenience and storage needs.
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B. B. Dutton
Golden Glow
Shirkey
Beth-El
Abe Novick
Supervisa
Dutton
Ene
Novick
DuShane Family Travels for Medical Consultation
Mr. Douglas DuShane traveled to Baltimore to consult a foot specialist about years of trouble from a past bout with infantile paralysis. He and his child Virginia then went to Washington to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Hayes.
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Douglas DuShane
Baltimore
DuShane
Virginia
Washington
Stuart Ayes
Huntsberry Family Accepts Pearl Harbor Post
Mr. Charles Huntsberry of Gore and Son in Baltimore takes a position at Pearl Harbor Hawaii. Mrs Mary Huntsberry and children Rosemarie and Thomas remain in Baltimore for the winter.
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Charles Huntsberry
Gore
Charles
Baltimore
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Mary Huntsberry
Rosemarie
Thomas
Local notes on visitors and military households
Mrs. Melvin Snyder of Washington D C visited her sister Mrs R C Kremer at 414 S Braddock Street. J R Strode of Boyce recovering enough to receive visitors after two weeks in Memorial Hospital. Mrs Marvin E Wagner and infant daughter Delena headed to Gainesville Texas to join Pvt Wagner stationed at Camp Howze after transferring from Goodfellow Field. John Ower returns to Milton Massachusetts for funeral of Rev George Swyer. Ens Charles Hancher returned to Boston after leave. graduated Navy Supply School at Harvard. Mrs Lora Stinson improving at The Cottage Boyce. Mrs Milton Prout and son visiting Berryville with her parents Mr and Mrs W C Trenary. Sgt Wilfred B Trenary also visiting. Prout family heading to Kansas where husband is ministerial intern.
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Brown Lovett
Earl James Lund
Jacksonville
Fla
June Alexander Lund
Brown Lovett, Jr
South Braddock Street
Snyder Memorial Methodist Church
Thomas Norton
Miss Lund
H. W. Cole Seaman le
Mary Sayers
Robert Miller
Charles Tine
J. A. Albertson
ACMM
Winchester
Leonard W. Riley
West Cork Street
Fred Duncan
Waverly
Mrs. Lovett
Florida
Fremont Lakeshore
J. R. Strode
Boyce
Memorial Hospital
Marvin Wagner
Texas
Marvin E. Wagner
Delena
Gainesville
Pvt
Wagner
Camp Howze
Goodfellow Field
San Angelo
Tex
Spottswood Transfer Co
Charles Hancher
Boston
8. C
Mass
J. W. Hancher
Hancher
Navy Supply School
Harvard University
Cambridge
Milton Prout
Berryville
Berryville Social Roundup Reports Weekend Visits and Assignments
Berryville closes a busy social note with visits from Fort Monmouth staff sergeant Vernon Racer and family, Miss Verta Racer, and Maj. Paul Purcell. Lt. Wilbur Feltner departs for Holabird after training at Camp Lee. Seaman Ellis H. Jackson Jr and family head to California after Aleutian service, marrying New Year’s Eve, while others plan trips to Charlottesville, Washington, New York, and Hyattsville.
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Berryville
Vernon Racer
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Racer
Winchester
Gladys Racer
Verta Racer
Washington, D. C
Paul Purcell
Woodrow Wilson Hospital
Staunton
Social notes from Berryville and surrounding area
A sequence of short items lists local residents and visitors including Mr. Joel Whitten at Berryville Presbyterian and visitors to Richmond and Washington. Birth announced for Charles Leonard Ramsburg at Rockingham Memorial Hospital with Pvt. Ramsburg stationed at Camp Gordon. Numerous name visits, travels, hospital stays, and family updates from Berryville Clarke County and nearby towns.
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Berryville
Stone’s Chapel
Presbyterian
Joel Whitten
Tinton Theological Seminary
Richmond
Whitten
Leesburg
Valentine Theme Party At Presbyterian Church Rec Room
Recreation Department held a monthly party last night at the Presbyterian Church Rec Room with a St Valentine theme. Guests split into Bleeding hearts and pale hearts, made valentines, hid Lost Hearts for scoring, played Lover's Bee, drafted Valentine proposals, and sang by the open fire before refreshments. Next month’s event on February 20 centers on famous men’s birthdays.
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Valentine
Recreation Department
Presbyterian Church
St. Valentine’s
Ann
Berryville Notes Show Week End Visits From Nearby Cities
Berryville residents hosted and visited relatives over a week end with travelers from Philadelphia Winchester Washington Norfolk and Baltimore. Seaman Frances Chapman and Sgt Harold Buckner are noted as returning from overseas and India respectively while local officials report reelections at Grace Episcopal Church.
Vestry Members Elected and Church Treasurers Named
Alfred M Kerfoot Ralph N Dorsey Joseph F Moore F L Ayler Richard Smith Jr Edward McCormick Williams A F Robertson Thomas Dix and Ben Crampton J W Olcott elected new vestry member succeeding the late F Baughman Committees report the church is financially sound Annie M Stribling becomes treasurer replacing Baughman Emily McCormick named Missionary Treasurer
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Alfred M. Kerfoot
Ralph N. Dorsey
Joseph F. Moore
F. L. Ayler
Richard Smith, Jr
Edward McCormick Williams
A. F. Robertson
Thomas Dix
Ben Crampton
J. W. Olcott
F. Baughman
Annie M. Stribling
Navy Diving School Training Requires Enlistment
The Navy Deep Sea Diving School in Washington, D. C. requires enlisting in the Navy and requesting the training through the commanding officer. Selection for the program is not guaranteed after enlistment.
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Navy Deep Sea Diving School
Washington, D. C
Navy
Hatpins first used as bonnet ornaments in the 1880s
The question asks how long hatpins have been in use and the answer states they first appeared in the 1880s as ornaments for bonnets.
Third generation Japanese in the United States term
The term designates Sansei, meaning third generation Japanese Americans.
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United States
N. L. P. A. Sansei
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New Hope
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Western Union
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North Hill
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Indiana
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