Local Weddings Mark Morning Ceremonies in Area Churches
Miss Gretchen Smith Dorsey and Thomas B. Rosenberger wed at 11 in the Grave Springs Lutheran parsonage Albin in a quiet ceremony attended by immediate family. The couple, Handley High School graduates, planned a Pittsburgh and Kentucky honeymoon. Louise Brown and Harry Bryant wed January 11 in Upperville with Rev. McElory officiating. they reside with the bride’s parents. Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Stuart announce their son’s birth in Durham awaiting move to Winchester. Bertha DeHaven marries Nobal K. Unger in Winchester with plans to reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchen Smith Dorsey
L. F. Dorsey
Stephenson
Thomas B. Rosenberger
C. M. Rosenberger
Hayfield
B. B. Smith
Grave Springs
Albin
Ein Nen
Aneambhia
Pittsburgh
Kentucky
Rosenberger
Handley High School
E. C. Stuart
E. C. Stuart, Jr
Durham
N. C
Piaursday
Bro
Stuart, Jr
Winchester
S DeHaven
Unger
Winester
T. Swann
Braddock Methodist Church
Bertha DeHaven
Nobal K. Unger
Stewart DeHaven
Gainesboro
Rosie Butler
Virginia Beta Sigma Phis Publish State Magazine
Virginia Beta Sigma Phi chapters start a state magazine titled The Talisman edited by Roanoke for February. Each Virginia chapter will editor a future issue. A Salvation Army campaign note mentions support. A February 6 meeting will feature a Bee style Q and A on current chapter text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Beta Sigma Phis
Virginia
Beta Sigma Phi
Charlie Barnett to Play for Peanut Party Dance
Charlie Barnett and his orchestra will perform at the Peanut Party Dance closing the First Peanut Festival’s two day program in Suffolk on January 28 and 29. Earle Elmore, dance committee chairman, announced the event details and the festival plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Cross
Suffolk
Charlie Barnett
Earle Elmore
Modern Etiquette Q and A on gifts and greetings
A guide explains handling broken engagement gifts by returning them with a courteous note and thanks. It also covers business phone etiquette using company or personal identifiers, and advises using a fork to eat ice cream served on pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Allen Company
Dr. Brown
Social Items Invitation For Readers Notices
Readers are invited to share social news or personal items by telephone or letter to the Star. Contact numbers listed as 33 or 32 for submissions and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Local social notes list visits and illness in Winchester
Several residents are mentioned with illness or medical care including Mrs. Burton Ritter at Memorial Hospital and others visiting relatives. Trips and events include trips to New York City Washington D C and a midwinter dance at Mary Washington College. Notable names include Miss Nancy Larrick Mr. and Mrs. Larrick Hackman and Miss Agnes Watkins among many social arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Hamman
Boyd H. Hamman
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
Clubs Officers Re-elected By Mary-Martha Class
The Mary MArtha Class of Centenary Reformed Church re elected officers for the coming year at a Thursday meeting held at Mrs. W O Zinn s home with no changes. Officers are Miss Elsie Snapp president Mrs B G Headley vice president Mrs Edward Goss secretary and Miss Ruth Thomas treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Reformed Church
W. O. Zinn
Elsie Snapp
B. G. Headley
Edward Goss
Ruth Thomas
Hands Up for Beauty Inspection in Home Care Routine
A domestic worker faces seasonal grime as hands suffer from frequent water exposure. Tips include new lighter rubber gloves, daily emollients, weekly oil massages, and finger exercises. Cautions warn against strong bleaching agents and advise consulting a skin specialist for liver spots. Readers may send beauty questions to the Beauty Box Editor.
George Brent to Open Desert Training Camp for Men
George Brent, the athletic founder, plans a five acre desert health and training camp beyond Palm Springs on his land. He says it will be a rugged facility, not a dude ranch, inviting hardy men to learn cavalry riding and achieve peak fitness. Brent expects a capacity list of applicants before a winter opening with interest from film colony friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brent
Palm Springs
Brent
Music group hosts AAUW gathering on Schubert
The Music Appreciation class of the American Association of University Women will meet at a hostess’s home on West Clifford Street Monday at 7 30. The discussion will center on Schubert. A supper is planned at Christ Episcopal Church Church House tomorrow from 5 30 to 7 00. The Women's Auxiliary sponsors the event and invites all. Tickets are available by calling Mrs John Minnigerode at 1137.
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American Association of University Women
West Clifford Street
Schubert
Christ Episcopal Church
Church House
John Minnigerode
Millwood Social Roundup Clips From Virginia News
Little activity in Millwood reports Mr. and Mrs. William Bell Watkins hosting dinner with Mr. and Mrs. George H. Burwell. Mrs. Percy Randolph traveled to Baltimore to fetch Mrs. Ewart Johnston staying at Clay Hill before hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Randolph
Baltimore
Ewart Johnston
Clay Hill
Capt. Johnston
Union Memorial Hospital
Berryville Doctor Honored as Dinner Guest
Dr. F. E. Tappan of Berryville was the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. Butler on Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Keller
Henry Holzapfel
Hagerstown, Md
F. E. Tappan
Berryville
And
Ie G. Butler
Treasury Receipts and Debt Update January 23
The Treasury reports receipts of 10 412 214 94 dollars and gross debt of 45 169 970 986 52 dollars for January 23. The increase from the previous day is 6 114 408 93 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
the Treasury
Music Class of AAUW To Meet On Monday
Miss Harriet Krise serves as chairman for the Music Class of the American Association of University Women in the upcoming meeting scheduled for Monday. Members plan plans and discuss program details.
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AAUW
Harriet Krise
Layman L H Bruce to Speak on Pension Endowment Day
Elkton resident L H Bruce will speak at Winchester U B Circuit churches on Men s Day and Ministerial Pension Day. His talk titled A Layman s View of the Ministerial Pension Endowment Fund follows the circuit s progress toward a one million dollar endowment drive for pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Bruce
Elkton
Winchester U. B
United Brethren Church
Bruce
Leslie Shirley
Local Markets and Dairy Feed Prices Update
The Star lists daily price ranges for patent high grade and bran feeds, corn meal, oats, and various fowl, hog, and cattle feeds. It notes a detailed breakdown for 12, 24, 48, and 98 pound bags, with several lines on butter, milk fat, and dairy products, reflecting regional market activity.
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Abel
Social notes from the Play House and Annefield
Edward Butler hosted lunch and bridge at the Play House with Mrs. Hugh M. Nelson Mrs. J. G. Burch Mrs. George H. Burwell and Miss Mary Page as guests. William Bell Watkins hosted a small dinner at Annefield with Mr. and Mrs. Stacy B. Lloyd Jr. to spend the weekend in New York City leaving today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Butler
Play House
Hugh M. Nelson
J. G. Burch
George H. Burwell
Mary Page
William Bell Watkins
Stacy B. Lloyd, Jr
New York City
Grimes Notes Local Social And Road Conditions
Grimes notes include visits by Lee N. Whitacre Commissioner of Revenue Rev C A Quenzel and others. David Sencindiver, Winchester rail line manager, buys Rich Hill farm and moves April first. Cold spell with rain and sleet created icy, slippery roads for the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Erns
Winchester and
Wardensville
Winchester
Rich Hill
Robert G. Clevenger
Sincindiver
DeKalb Russell, Sr
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Harvest Queen of Peanut Festival
Dorsey
Wosenberger
Mellow Voice Pastilles
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Loafer
AAA
Huntsberry
Little Bill Harbaugh
Ellis E. Harbaugh
Henry Covington
Bobby Burchette
Jackie
Dickie Crenshaw
Jack and
Jill McElligott
Leslie
Godfrey Miller
Bill Wheatley, Jr
Gayle Shoemate
Howard Allen
Princeton University
Lewis Allen
University of Virginia
Lewis M. Allen
Earl Clowser
Richmond
Mrs. Clowser
Mrs. Ralston
Staunton
Mary Lee
Imo Sunshine Cleaners
East Piccadilly
Abess
Highland Avenue
Burton Ritter
Memorial Hospital
L. L. Hackman
Larrick Hackman
Charles Nicodemus
Miami
Fla
George P. Greenhalgh
R E. Byrd
Henry Post Mitchell
Walter Lee
Thomas B. Byrd
Burr Harrison
Nancy Larrick
Herbert M. Larrick
Agnes Watkins
Farmville
Louise Wonder
Anne Eider
Washington, D. C
Kenneth W. King
Earle Newcome
W.R. Herrell
New York
Womens Misionary Institute
Woodstock
Womens Missionary Institute
W. W. McIntyre
James Crider
John H. Rosenberger
Emma Ridgeway
T. M. Swann
W. W. Whitlock
Roland Kirks
Paul Rhodes
Rachel Jennings
Annapolis
George S. Fuller
U. S. Naval Academy
Helen Follett
Beauty Box
Car
Rex
Anne Shirley
Millwood
Alex Mackay Smith
Abraham Hewitt
Hetty and
Mathew Mackay Smith
Camilla Hewitt
Karl Boy-Ed
Vadia
Pampano
Walter West
H. Godfrey Phillipps
Tom Phillipps
Philadelphia
Clarke
the Phillipps
Charlottesville
Annagrams
Co. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Pingley & Carper Plaza Cleaners
United Brethren
the Food Center
N. Main St
Sale Styl-Eez Shoes
Grimes Notes
David Sencindiver
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Barbara Bell
Jersey
Evening Star
N. Y
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