Calendar of Tuesday and Wednesday club meetings
Tuesday 7 30 p m Little Theater meeting at American Legion building. 8 00 p m Rebekah Association at Odd Fellows Hall. Wednesday 12 30 p m Kiwanis Club luncheon at hotel. 3 30 p m Junior Century Club at Miss Nancy Larrick home. 9 30 p m Rehearsal for Late Christopher Bean at American Legion building.
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Little Theater
American Legion Building
Rebekah Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Kiwanis Club
Junior Century Club
Nancy Larrick
Christopher Bean
American Legion
West Clifford Street
Thomas Gibson
Balkans
Cast Announced For The Late Christopher Bean
Winchester Little Theatre selects Beatrice O Connell Anne Quirk Hardy Ethel Jol liffe Lucille High C Ridgely White Harry Kern Jr Alvin Tavenner and Dr E E Collins for Capitol Theatre production directed by John J Williams The Late Christopher Bean opens March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Little Theatre
Capitol Theatre
Beatrice O'Connell
Anne Quirk Hardy
Ethel Jolliffe
Lucille High
C. Ridgely White
Harry R. Kern
Alvin Tavenner
E. E. Collins
John J. Williams
Christopher
Palatka Names Azalea Festival Beauty Contestant
Eva Dyer from Palatka chosen by the Palatka Jaycees to represent them in the Fourth Annual Azalea Festival Beauty Pageant at Ravine Gardens Palatka March 9 during a Pre Legislative Conference of the Florida Junior Chamber of Commerce and Southern Jaycee Jamboree. The event will crown an Azalea Queen for 1941 amid more than 105 000 azaleas. Winchester Virginia board of trade members invited to sponsor a contestant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palatka Ifla
Eva Dyer
H. R. Dyer
Palatka Jaycees
Ravine Gardens
Florida Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dyer
Palatka Kiwanis Club
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Social Notes
Mr and Mrs John H Riley and son Kenneth plus Mr and Mrs Vernon Bradley of Baltimore visited Mrs Laura V Ashley on Highland Avenue as she improves from a serious operation. Many friends sent flowers and tokens. Virginia and Esther Butler spent the weekend in Washington DC. R Gray Williams and wife traveled to Richmond for a few days. Mary Sherman and Clayton Sherman hosted a charity party for Round Hill Methodist Church with games and refreshments on Valley Avenue. Mrs R R Grant of New Orleans returned home after two weeks with her sister ill in hospital. Lawrence Clark visited his Petersburg home for several days. John Parsons arrived for a few days visit. Rev R B Moore and Judith Anne Moore, ill at their MorningSide Drive home, are recovering. Miss Jessie Hotte ls condition at Memorial Hospital is unchanged.
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John H. Riley
Kenneth
Vernon Bradley
Baltimore
Laura V. Ashley
Highland Avenue
Upton Ashley
Ashley
Mary Sherman
Clayton Sherman
Valley Avenue
Round Hill Methodist Church
Rev
R. B. Moore
Little Judith Anne Moore
Morningside Drive
Etiquette tips and social notices from Winchester column
Practical advice on margins and engraving followed by a social blur of travel and visits. Entries note left margin of three quarters inch and top start two inches, ring engraving with date and initials, and a luncheon distinction. Then multiple local residents depart or host events in Winchester and nearby places with family ties and travel plans.
Fear and Courage for Everyday Beauty Resolve
An advice column urges fear control through courage and calm thinking. It links worry to physical tolls and prescribes rest, deep breathing, and pleasant imagery. It warns against eating on the run and invites readers to send beauty questions to the Beauty Box Editor with a stamped return envelope.
Mary Robbins Shutt to Wed Navy Lieut Pleasant
Berryville Virginia resident Miss Mary Robbins Shutt announced to friends and relatives an engagement with Lieut Joseph L Pleasant of the United States Navy. The couple's wedding plans followed Major Logan Shutt's recent orders to the Southeast Air District in Tampa Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Fort Bragg
N. C
Logan Shutt
Mary Robbins Shutt
Joseph L
Pleasant
United States Navy
Major Shutt
Southeast Air District
Tampa
Fla
Jefferson County
W. Va
Miss Moore
Frank V. Tilford
Milton Valley
Movie Girl Crowned Queen At Peanut Festival In Suffolk
Olive Cawley will reign as queen at the National Peanut Festival in Suffolk with a 75 princesses parade. Governor Price will crown her at park ceremonies Wednesday afternoon after a peanut plant tour and reception. Felix Adler of Ringling Brothers performs in the parade as part of the festival events highlighting peanut industry in Tidewater Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Olive Cawley
Tidewater Virginia
Governors Price
Virginia
Broughton
North Carolina
Governor Price
Mildred Sheffield
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey
Planters Club
Prayer of a Knitting Daughter for Peace and Family
A mother offers a knitted garment as comfort for a fallen son and a prayer for peace. She envisions another sweater for a grieving daughter, asking blessing and safety for her family. The verse seeks to end war and unite all people in harmony.
Music Group Hosts Miss Krise With Shubert Paper
The Music Group of the American Association of University Women met with Miss Harriet Krise. Miss Charlotte Campbell organized the program and read about Shubert and his unfinished symphony followed by a musical quiz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krise
American Association of University Women
Harriet Krise
Charlotte Campbell
Campbell
Shubert
Treasury Receipts and Debt Figures For Jan 25
Treasury data shows receipts of 9.864 million dollars and expenditures of 26.367 million for January 25. Gross debt rises to 45.175 billion dollars, an increase of 151 thousand dollars from the prior day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
the Treasury
The Wreck of the Old 97Fact or Fiction
The post states the ballad recounts the Southern Railway train No 97 wreck near Danville Virginia on September 23, 1903 killing and injuring postal and express workers and crew. The song blends fact and legend with details that may be contested by records and oral tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Danville
Postal and Express
Crepe Georgette Patented by Haas Brothers in 1912
The text notes that the name Crepe Georgette was registered in the U S Patent Office in 1913 by Haas Brothers, who introduced crepe in New York City in 1912. It also includes unrelated prayerlike lines about charity and mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U. S
Haas Brothers
New York City
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Roy Bayliss
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Mrs. Ashley
Miss
Esther Butsler
Washington, D. C
R. Gray Williams
Richmond
Lawrence Clark
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John Parsons
Jessie Hotte
Memorial Hospital
George T. Garber
Greenwall Avenue
William Bell Watkins
Virginia Watkins
Miami, Fla
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Edward Jenkins
Clarke County
Annapolis
Frank Pinney
Beardall
United States Naval Academy
John R. Beardall
Rose Grimm
South Loudoun Street
Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
Mary Boxley
Handley
Annie Irby
Winchester
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Miss Emma Hammond
Betty Pierce
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W. B. Grove
Summit Point
Paul J. Thomson
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Orry
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Graham Dougherty, Sr
Fort Meadees
Woodey
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Maurice Longerbeam
Gloria Mae Longerbeam
Longerbeam
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Jane Cary Randolph
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Millwood
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William Blythe
State Police
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Randolph-Macon College
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Tom Iden
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Judy Beverley
Jean Randolph
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William Beverley
H. B. Harris
Eddy Joyce
Pat Joyce
Mr. Joyce
George Levi
Harry Lusby
Arlington
Lusby
O. M. Murphy
Mason Morris
Clinton P. Newcomb
Lewis Hyde
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Riteway Cleaners
Haldeman
the Food Center
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Underwood
Olga Stoker Coal
W. B. Snider & Son
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Loudoun St
Ter
Mary White
Worthington
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Miles Music CO
W. Boscawen St
Tony Wons
Barbara Bell
Barbara Bell Pattern Service
Evening Star
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