First Man to Serve on Girl Scout Council Likes His Job
Dudley C. Lichliter, president of Valley Distributors, Inc., became the first man elected to the Winchester Girl Scout Council in 1951. He has long served on the Camp Committee since 1946 and focused on upgrading Camp White Rock waters fronts for younger and older scouts. He hopes to continue developing the camp’s potential for Winchester girls.
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Girl Scout Council
Dudley C. Lichliter
Valley Distributors, Inc
Elizabeth
Dorothy
Lichliter
Winchester Girl Scout Council, Inc
Dudley Lichlite
Camp
White Rock
Camp White Rock
Winchester
Berryville Joins Final March On Polio At 6 30 Tonight
Berryville residents prepare for the zero hour of the Mothers March on Polio in Clarke County. More than 40 volunteers will canvass every home to raise funds for the March of Dimes campaign, with street lights signaling participation and a sound truck touring the town in the afternoon.
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Berryville
Charles J. Enders, Jr
Clarke County
Berry- Ville
Enders
Jack Enders
William Bowerman
Eugene Dunn
Audrey Jones
Earl Painter
Ann Cooley
Percy White
Barbara Lee Jones
Thomas Iden
Clifton Turner
Charles Paget
Earl Hill
Norma Drury
Vivian Ritenour
Pam Murphy
E. D. Foley
Leona Kane
Paul Masser
Helen Rowe
Georgianna Ginscock
William Boyce
Harold Potts
Arthur Edmunds
George Burton
David Childs
Cecil Wolfe
Ruth Tillett
John Levi
James Riley
Bundy
Lincoln
Liberty
Josephine Streets
Mattie Jones
Pearl Williams
Viola Lampkin
Helen Reynolds
John A. Miller
John H. Enders
Modern Etiquette Q A Advice on Army Letters and Introductions
A reader asks about writing to a soldier and contacting introductions. The advisor notes wartime etiquette favors letters to soldiers with correct addresses and cautions against forcing introductions or using dated phrasing. It also advises not to fetch dropped silver yourself and to alert hotel staff for replacements.
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Lawson
Brooks
Trial Justice Court Docket Highlights Reckless Driving Violations
Trial Justice W. Erle Edwards handled recent cases including George Garber of 308 Greenwall Ave cited for speeding and not wearing glasses with a 19.25 fine, Stewart Ellis of Stephenson charged with reckless driving at 29.25, and Herman Dodson of Rt. 2 Winchester fined 15.75 for public intoxication. Other dispositions include William Swartz Jr for speeding 34.25, James Kirk for bad check 925, Earl Dodson for speeding 34.25, Donald Patton for no inspection sticker and no license 14.25, and Herman Elwood Elliott for reckless driving and no operator’s license 19.25.
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W. Erle Edwards
George Herbert Garber
Greenwall Ave
William Augusta Swartz
Mt. Falls
Rt. 1
Winchester
Stewart Geltman Ellis
Stephenson
James Kirk
Berryville
Earl G. Dodson
Rt. 2
Herman Dodson
Wincester
Herman Elwood Elliott
Mt Falls
Donald Wm. Patton
Loudoun St
Council-Manager Plan Expands Across U S
Seventy three communities and counties adopted the council-manager form in 1951 and the plan is in effect or pending in 1 078 places. San Antonio Texas was the largest city to adopt last year with a two to one vote. Rhode Island and Illinois have authorized adoption by constitutional amendment and enabling act respectively.
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New York
National Municipal League
San Antonio
Tex
Rhode Island
Illinois
Daily Crossword Across Clues From Historic Page
Readable crossword clues list with varied terms and abbreviations across topics from Luxuriant to Wet earth. Includes Turkish title references and multiple language hints, with many archaic spellings and partial words indicating a puzzle page scan.
Bogart shines in The African Queen in mixed adventure
Hollywood column reviews Bogart in The African Queen with Hepburn as a sharp counter to his famed persona. The film blends comedy and action as Bogart’s river voyage ends in a risky plan to blow up a German cruiser, amid jungle perils and wartime drama.
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Hollywood
Humphrey Bogart
Bogeyv
Katharine Hepburn
Bogey
Africa
Robert Morley
John Huston
Bogart
Mothers Collect $135 in Stephens City for Polio
Mothers' March on Polio raised $135 in Stephens City last night. The fundraiser was organized by the Auxiliary of the Stephens City Fire Company and supported by numerous volunteers from the community.
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Stephens City
Stephens City Fire Company
Julian Steele
Halo Around Moon Warns of Approaching Storms
A halo around the moon signals possible bad weather as moonlight refracted through ice or water particles in cirrostratus clouds forms a ring. Such cloud formations often accompany storms, making the halo a weather cue.
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L.A
Virginia star Jerry Minget to enter Kentucky tomorrow
Jerry Minget, named Virginia's outstanding high school football player of 1951 by writers and coaches, will enter the University of Kentucky tomorrow. He reportedly studied offers from Virginia Tech NC State Virginia North Carolina Maryland Washington Tennessee New Mexico and other schools.
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Virginia
U. of Kentucky
Jerry Minget
University of Kentucky
Kentucky
Virginia Tech
North Carolina State
North Carol Maryland
Washington
Tennessee
New Mexico
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