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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1941
Page
8
Aft ernoon tea with dancing can aid a daughter's social showing and a similar affair suits a new daughter in law. Ushers may be chosen from relatives or friends of either side. Hotels provide stationery as courtesy. guests should not misuse it or carry it home for correspondence.
The Junior Euterpian Club will meet tomorrow at Bobby Conners house 124 East Monmouth Street at 3 o clock. The class will study American Music. Also notes that there is no Thursday bridge club meeting. The Friday bridge club will meet at Mrs Harry K Russell s South Stewart street. The Lutheran Church Women s Missionary Society meets tonight at 8 with Miss Grace Carpenter as reader and full attendance requested.
The main campus covers 184 acres with 140 buildings. The entire plant is valued at about 28 million dollars.
The notices call weekly gatherings for Winchester Aerie No. 824 Fraternal Order of Eagles at 8:00 p.m. The Rebekah Association meets at Odd Fellows hall, also at 8:00 p.m. On Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. the Kiwanis Club hosts a luncheon, followed by an 8:00 p.m. Elk’s Club meeting.
Kath ry n Shull married Bryant Armstrong at 11 am in an arch decorated home at 119 Whitlock Avenue Newport News. Rev W L Dudley officiated with only immediate family present. The couple plan a July 14 homecoming at 630 Twenty-ninth Street Newport News after a wedding trip.
Informal party planned in Front Royal to honor Miss Jennie Williams whose engagement to Lieut Karl F Steinbach was announced last week. Mrs Roy Carlisle of Berryville welcomed a daughter. Lillian Jenkins married Joseph Rector Bunn in Washington on June 21 with a small family reception, the couple making their home in Washington.
The Dodson family reunion occurred Sunday at Long Meadow Farm near Middletown with a large gathering from Strasburg Middletown Stephens City Star Tannery Washington Fisher s Hill and Greenspring. A double birthday party for Eva and Reva Taylor was held Saturday night in Grimes with many relatives attending and gifts given. The Winchester Golf Club plans a Friday tennis tournament and more details follow.
In Fredericksburg at the Methodist Parsonage at 2 pm Miss Elizabeth Beckwith daughter of Mr and Mrs Hayes Beckwith became the bride of Lieut Mifflin B Clower Jr son of Mr and Mrs Mifflin Clowe. The ceremony was by Rev M Jones Gray with Miss Emily Clay Rowe as attendant and Brewer M Beckwith as best man.
Adipose tissue distributes unevenly but can be managed by consistent exercise. Leg workouts, cycling, and jumping rope help reduce calf and thigh fat, though results take time. Massage with lanoline and Epsom salt sponging aids toning.
Mr M Rhett Everhart returns to Richmond after a two week vacation with his mother in Berryville. Patricia Carper visits end with a Highland avenue homecoming after a two week stay with her aunt in Arlington. Norma Newberger and Roger Craig of Baltimore visit the Albins. they later head to Bentonville Maryland to see William Jenkins and family. D Paul Pierce and son D Paul III visit Davidson North Carolina with Mrs Pierce’s parents Richard and Mrs Hughes and plan to return to Boyce Avenue next week. Jean Pierce returns home after ten days at Massanetta Springs for Presbyterian Intermediate classes. Kenneth Clevenger of North Loudoun Street undergoes an appendicitis operation at Memorial Hospital. condition satisfactory. Chalmers Strain and children Richard Barbara Donald of Poughkeepsie New York visit Mrs Strain’s mother Mrs J A Richard in Stewar.
Mr. Kenneth Place formerly of here now in Littletown Pa son of Mr and Mrs Preston Place recently operated at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Md is reported today to be improving
MILLWOOD Va July 1 Mrs Charles M Tyson of New York and Mr Logan Fox of Chestnut Hill Pa will be the guests of the Gilpins for a July Fourth dinner at their home in Millwood.
Mr. Ben Randolph will depart Thursday for Camp La Jeannesse in Saranac for three weeks before returning to work. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth N. G. hosted dinner Monday with guests Mr. and Mrs. Tom B. Byrd and Fielding and Billy Mitchell. Miss Isobel Lee and Ash-ton Lee hosted a 4 picnic Monday night with many young people. Alexis Sommaripa of New York spent the weekend with family at Bellfield.
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