Of Interest to Women 4 H Plans First Aid Course Round Hill
Round Hill 4-H Club met to plan a First Aid Course at Round Hill School with details to follow in the Star. Members established a program of voluntary talks to promote leadership and discussed 4-H All Star work by Nelson Carpenter and Mary Gay Marker. The group also planned a Valentine Party and awarded Garden Project winners led by Mr. Hoover.
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Round Hill
Star
Nelson Carpenter
Mary Gay Marker
Mr. Hoover
Maurice Carpenter
Burl Carpenter
Junior Rosier
Warren Lee Driver
Community club and church group meetings schedule
A listing of weekly events including Q Guilds of Centenary Reformed Church at Mrs. Stryker 500 West Cork Street 8:00 p m Philathea Class at Mrs. Preston West Leicester Street 8:00 p m Winchester Aerie No 824 Eagles 211 North Loudoun Street 8:00 p m Rebekah Association at Odd Fellows 5 Wednesday Kiwanis Club luncheon 12 30 p m Golden Glow Coffee Shop Elks Club 8:00 p m Rotary Club luncheon Sarah Zane Hall 1:00 p m Young Adults Class Presbyterian Church Miss Virginia Leatherman 609 Tennyson Avenue 8:00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Reformed Church
Fred Stryker
West
Cork Street
Philathea
First Baptist Church
Sam Preston
West Leicester Street
Winchester Aerue No
Order of Eagles
North Loudoun Street
Rebekah Association
Odd Fells
Kiwanis Club
Golden Glow Coffee Shop
Elks Club
Victory Exchange
Rotary Club
Sarah Zane Hall
Presbyterian Church
Virginia Leatherman
Tennyson Avenue
Girl Scout Leaders Emphasize Timemaking and Homemaking Roles
Last night Mrs. Garland Quar es spoke to the Girl Scout leaders on timemaking and community service across Brownies Intermediates and Senior Scouts. Mrs. Andrew Babb led songs while Mrs. Fred Ritter discussed sports and Quick trigger games as the group closed with a short skit and a call for more adults to attend next Monday.
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Garland Quares
Dees
Andrew Babb
E Group
Fred Ritter
E.sports and Games Oa
Young Adults Class Plans January Meeting at Virginia Orman Home
The Young Adults Class of the church will hold its annual business and social meet at Miss Virginia Orman's home 609 Temnyson Ave Thursday at eight. The project is packing small boxes for members of the class in the armed forces, and attendees should bring cookies for this purpose.
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Yterian Church
Virginia Orman
Temnyson Ave
Ursday
Millwood Social Events Report from Mt Airy Ride
The Blue Ridge Hunt met Saturday at Mt. Airy the home of George H. Burwell with many attendees including Alex MacKay Smith M F and numerous ladies. Mr and Mrs A R Dunning dined with Mr and Mrs Benjamin Randolph and daughter Beverley Nelson. Miss Anne Meade departed for Winchester visiting Miss Adelaide Nelson at The Homewood Apartment.
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Russell Lamp
Robert
Ralph
Roberts
Navy
Texas
Wesley Kenny
James Kenney
Richard Breeden
Max LeMaster
Miss Fishman
Dorothy Lamp
Walter Stottlemyer
Millwood
Blue Ridge Hunt
Mt. Airy
George H. Burwell
Alex MacKay Smith
George P. Greenhalgh
William Donovan
Geo. P. Greenhalgh
Jrr
Edward Jenkins
Ewart Johnston
Walter Lee
Norman Haymaker
John Pons
Alfred Allen
Remount
Front Royal
A. R. Dunning
Benjamin Randolph
Beverley Nelson
Anne Meade
Ion Separare Beas
Winchester
Adalaide Nelson
Homewood
Social Roundup of Visits and Gatherings in Winchester
Local society news notes multiple households hosting dinners tea and weekend guests at residences including Annefield Woodley Bellfield and Springsberry. Persons mentioned include Lt Ted Ayers Mrs Polly Winslow Mrs William Payne Lucy Agnes Mitchell and families like Watkins Dougherty Greenhalgh Barrett and McEliduff plus confirmations of Peter Chew’s return to Nashville hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bell Watkins
Annefield
Richard E. Dole
Earl Boy
Mrs. Watkins
Polly Winslow
Bellfield
William Payne
Winchester and Son
A. Sommaripa
New York
Miss Winslow
Ted Ayers
Tom Byrd
Byrd
Harry Stimpson
William Bell Watkins, Jr
Graham Dougherty, Jr
Agnes Mitchell
William Barrett
Winchester
Clarke
Comd
Mrs. McEliduff
Round Hill
Amory Sommaripa Condition Improves Significantly
The many friends of Amory Sommaripa will be glad to hear that his condition is much improved.
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Amory Sommaripa
Allied Bombers Sweep Europe In Night Raids
Unconfirmed reports quote Morgen Tidningen from Stockholm about raids toward Austria with bombs dropped in western Hungary. DNB says Sofia was raided at noon, several planes downed by Nazi and Bulgarian fighters, causing slight damage. Zagreb held a three hour alert while Swiss radio noted alarms in northwest Switzerland around 11 pm.
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Stockholm
Budapest
Morgen Tidningen
Austria
Hungary
DNB
Berlin
Sofia
Zagreb
Switzerland
Silver Beaver Awards Highlight Shenandoah Scouts
Henry M. Sydnor and A. N. Staubly received the Silver Beaver award for distinguished service in Scouting. The Shenandoah Area executive committee approved Rock Enon Springs as the camp site, about 15 miles west of Winchester, comprising 570 acres with several springs slated for development.
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Esc
Martinsburg
B. M. Rozel
Winchester
T. C. Page
Berryville
M. H. Porterfield
Fred Maphis
Strasburg
John Kerns
Hartman
C. Vernon Eddy
John S. Scully, Jr
Eugene B. Cooper
D. H. Rodgers
Dr. Rodgers
Rock Enon Springs
Will Fred Jr
Boy Scouts of America
Shenandoah
Scout leaders urge duty and faith at Martinsburg meeting
Speak wn eaks out H. Hart from the national Boy Scout offices in New York told 140 attendees that today’s youth seek initiative responsibility leadership and religious faith. He noted 375000 civic leaders contribute to the movement as Basil F. Starkey and Col Miller presided with the Martinsburg High School Glee Club performing and Sea Scout Ship No. 1 of Martinsburg organizing ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glaize
Wneaks
H. Hart
National Boy Scout Offices
New York
America
Basil F. Starkey
Col. Mniler
Ropp
Martinsburg High School Glee Club
Sea Scout Ship No. 1
Martinsborg
Senate Debates Convict Labor and Bill Consolidation
The Senate considers a resolution to help consolidate bills by allowing the director, with sponsor consent, to advise members on drafting. Convict labor for war crops is debated with Governor Darden opposing normal use. a six month postwar expiry is proposed. The House passes a motor fuel tax refunds bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Sebrell
Southampton
Darden
Commissioner of Corrections
Sebrell
Leonard G. Muse
Roanoke
Washington
United Nations
Senate
A. B. C. Board of Stock
Norris
Battle
Advisory Council
Improved Judges Seek Upset In' Game Tonight
The Handley Judges face Hedgesville High in Winchester tonight at 8. Coach Snag Sargent says the team aims for an upset after an away stretch. Hedgesville brings a 3-1 record with a strong defense and recent wins over Berkeley Springs 15-11.
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Hedgesville
Handley
Hedgesville High School
Winchester
Harpers Ferry
Hedgesville Quint
Berkeley Springs
Eagles
Middletown School Bus Repairs Delayed Reopening Hoped
County schools superintendent Leslie Kline said repairs on the Middletown School bus are being rushed and the school may reopen Friday if completed. An exact reopening date will be announced in the paper.
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Leslie Kline
Middletown
Chimney Blaze Suppressed at Clifford Street Home
The Windie Fire Company was called to a chimney fire at 125 E Clifford Street around 6 10 yesterday evening. The blaze was extinguished with no damage to the residence.
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Windie Fire Company
E. Clifford Street
Virginia Senate Debates Lending Rates and Psychiatry Institute
The Virginia Senate considered stringent regulatory features for small loan companies after a failed 1942 bill. A separate proposal by Senator Morton Goode would create a Virginia Institute of Psychiatry under the Department of Mental Hygiene and Hospitals with a 100 bed hospital and training programs. The institute would also develop mental tests and educational materials for use in public schools. Governor Darden had urged such an institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Senate
Morton Goode
Dinwiddie
Virginia Institute of Psychiatry
In Appreciation From the Flickinger Family
The Flickinger Family expresses deep gratitude for the kindness and sympathy shown after the passing of Lt. Walter Stephen Flickinger. They note the enduring kindness of humanity as an anchor of hope amid world hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stephen Flickinger
Death claim in Staunton ends J W Benner life
James W. Benner, aged about 60, died in Staunton after a period as a patient since fall. Born April 20, 1884 in Jefferson County West Virginia, he leaves wife Mabel M Benner and daughter Sarah Virginia at home, with brothers B Frank Benner and John Ramey and sisters Mrs Tremornt Sichrist and Mrs. John Ramey. Funeral 2:30 pm Thursday at Kurtz funeral home led by Rev E T Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Benner
Staunton
Jefferson County
W. Va
Benner
James W
Sarahs. Benner
Mabel M. Benner
Sarah Virginia
B. Frank Benner
Martinsburg
Tremornt Sichrist
Charles Town
John Ramey
E. T. Clark
Kurtz Funeral Home
AFL Rejects Invitation to London Labor Conference
The American Federation of Labor rejected an invitation to attend a June 5 conference of 37 nations labor unions in London. The AFL executive council said the conference is untimely, includes too many discordant elements, and lacks sponsorship by the International Federation of Trade Unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Loftus
Miami
Fla
American Federation of Labor
Labor Unions of
London
AFL Executive Council
Internation Federation of Trade Unions
Smash Glass In Stolen Car From Main Street
A 1937 sedan was driven into Thomas Kain at 400 West Main Street and stolen early Saturday morning. The vehicle was found with smashed glass, a broken glove compartment, and torn wiring after the dash board was damaged. Police traced the thief to a nearby Checkerboard Feed Store area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kain
Main Street
Checkerboard
Grief and Afresh in a Sense Organ Physics Quiz
A compact puzzle note lists clues such as Grief Afresh and Sense organ physics alongside entries like Blue grass and Roman house god. The item appears as a themed wordplay prompt with numbered hints, inviting solution of related terms.
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James Embrey
Velma Embrey
East Monmouth Street
Dorothy Embrey
Cletus Triplett
Audrey Cain
Marjorie Elliot
Bradford Shreck
Marjorie Elliott
Joshua Elliot
Bradford Schreck
George R. Scheck
Brucetown
United Brethren Church
John Oliver
Genevieve Elliot
W. T. Hardy
Evan Harrison
Genevieve Elot
Marshall Golliday
Larry
Stephens City
Tulsa
Okla
Golliday
Spartan School of Aeronautics
James Essex Clark
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Kitty Clark
George Pully
Mrs
Carroll Haun
E. R. Miley, Jr
Toms Brook
Hilda Doss
Boston
Mass
Elizabeth Massie
The
WAVES
Nelson Page
Amherst Street
William Berrett
Joseph Massie
Athlone
Clarke County
Lynwood
Randall
Trimble
White Hall
Eugene Crimpfoa
Woman's Club of
Woman’s Club
Tyson Dortch
Alfred M. Kerfoot
Virginia Page
A. F. Robertson
Ollie M. Thomas
William Sparrow
Hobson C. McGehee
John B. Neill
Cyrus Pine
Robert Smith, Jr
Clay DeGrange
Alice Sommaripa
F. L. Ayler
William Green
Malvin Longerbeam
Roy Potts
Eleanor
Dorsey
Leona Krouse
Tde Handy
Beverleys
Claude Handy
Annnapolis
Rebecca
Frances Beverley
South Stewart St
Jacqueline Womack
Mrs. J. Gray Beverley
West Cork Street
Boyce High School
McG
Charlies Milers, Jr
Oleta DeHaven
Rachel Williams
Mandy ‘Thomas
Jean Denny
Helen Ribble
Virginia Cover
V. K. Sirbaugh
Miss Eutsler
Ferry
Virginia Eutsler
Robert Lee
Cooper
City
Norman E. Cooper
Peter Lewis
West Coast
Walter B. Johnson
St. Louis, Md
Walter E. Barr
Fairmont Ave
Ana
Goodrich Silvertown
E. Piccadilly St
BELL
CLC
Ithes Stores
Huntsberry
Ae Gaunt
DIAL
Reliabl
Giapelle
Haldeman
Graham Dougherty
Peter Chew
John Chew
United States
North Africa
Nashville
Tenn
Springsberry
Shenandoah Area
Don
Tode Tuttle
Paul
Flickinger
Arthur G. Powell
Our
J. W. Benner
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Flowers Flower Shop
Miller “Bros
Moling & Cather
Timberlake
Mother
Valley Pride
United Food Stores
Fis
Bic
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