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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1941

Page

6

Semmaripa Hosts Dinner Party Guests in Wooded Mills

Social notes list Mrs Alexis Semmaripa entertaining guests at dinner in Millwood including Mr Harold Hoskins Miss Sullivan Stephen Morris Wade and Beekman Cannon. Other weekend gatherings feature Mrs Hendrick at The Vineyard with relatives from New York and Washington D C. Mrs Godfrey Phillips plans July 4th visits by her son and daughter in law while Misses Helen Catherine Beatty host family and friends at home.

James Hendrick the Vineyard Hendrick Constance Ivan Walter Sullivan New York Stephen Morris Fesus Wade Washington, D. C Alexis Sommaripa Bellfield Harold Hoskins Beekman Cannon Godfrey Phillips Tom Phillipps Norwith

J Paul Jones Donor Saves Namesake Patient

Roanoke July 5 J Paul Jones patient at Roanoke Hospital needed a transfusion A donor arrived matching blood type The surprise donor was also named J Paul Jones The two men are unrelated and the match was perfect.

J. Paul Jones Roanoke Roanoke Hospital

Nancy Lee Coble Honored at Buffet Supper

Nancy Lee Coble was honored at a buffet supper hosted by her aunt Mrs. William Lee on Tennyson avenue. The event featured a red white and blue color scheme and dancing, with numerous friends and relatives in attendance.

Nancy Lee Coble William Lee Tennyson Avenue Julia Richards Dorothy Moore Natalie Browne Ann Woolfolk Brenda Carter Mary Maxwell Bond Anne Oakes Marion Johnson Charlotte Meade Dorothy Hawthorne Jean Shryock Margaret Clowe Anne Light Betty Alden Pifer Jacqueline Womack Phyllis Fowle Ann Dunbar Williams Virginia Harris Adelaide Coble Frances Hicks Frances Bickers Messrs Howard Douglas Lewis Allen Lester Arnold, Jr George Craig Harry Sartelle Pat Duffey Bobby Williams Steve Rosenberger Bobby Boyd Paul Jennings Bil Butler Tom Rhodes Duell Glover Bill Clarke Harry Fowle Bobby Green James Thomson N. Henry Whiting Frederick Crisman Phil Tom Meade Bill Miller Charles Mudd Arthur Tupper New York

Catherine Locke Weds Wilbur Cather in United Brethren Church

Miss Catherine Locke daughter of Mr and Mrs W T Locke and Mr Wilbur Cather son of Mr A D Cather of Gainesboro were married Thursday July 3 by Rev Lucius Bridgers. The bride wore blue crepe with white accessories. she recently worked at O Sullivan Rubber. Cather has worked at Solenberger Hardware. Public notices describe going away parties for H B McCormac Jr leaving July 11 for Army service with stag dinner at Tokes Inn and a surprise supper at Winchester Golf Club with Soddy Haines and his orchestra.

Newton Bowen Louise Harvey Sonner Nineveh Della Sonner Philadelphia Hagerstown M. A. Keesker Sonner O’sullivan Rubber Company Catherine Locke W. T. Locke Wilbur Cather A. D. Cather Gainesboro Lucius Bridgers Tor United Brethren Arch Handley High School O'Sullivan Rubber Company Cather Solenberger Hardware Company H. B. McCormac, Jr United States Army Messrs Joe Schroth J. W. Arthur William Harris M. M. Green John Scully III Kenneth Robinson F. L. Sargent, Jr Tokes Inn McCormac Winchester Golf Club Soddy Haines

American Legion Auxiliary Sets Monday Meeting

The American Legion Auxiliary schedules its regular monthly meeting Monday at 7 30 at Mrs George Klimes 303 Amherst Street. A special McKinley Chapter No 19 O E S meeting follows Monday night July 14 at 8 30 in the Farmers and Merchants Bank building with the Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand Lodge as guest. A banquet for grand lodge officers and members precedes the meeting and reservations are urged through Mrs Pearl Sargent. The Braddock Street Methodist Church Young Adult Class will meet tomorrow at 9 45.

American Legion Auxiliary George Klimes Amherst Street McKinley Chapter Farmers and Merchants Bank Grand Lodge Pearl Sargent Braddock Street Methodist Church

Local residents and visitors share the holiday season

Washington Inn guests include Mrs Lucy Warner and sister in law Katherine Warner from Washington DC. The Baillodeaux Sears and Simmons families hosted holiday visits. Several locals and relatives visited in Hot Springs and Baltimore while Lieut Kenneth Clarke Gray and Mrs Gray, with daughter Mary Jane, vacation in Lynchburg area. Lillie Marie Wisecarver recovers after appendix surgery at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Colleen O Rear had an operation in Memorial Hospital.

Lucy Warner Katherine Warner Washington, D. C Washington Inn Kenneth Clarke Gray Lillie Marie Wisecarver G. ‘E. Wisecarver Berryville Winchester Memorial Hospital Levi Miller Fairmont Avenue Colleen O’rear Dayton O’rear Day Memorial Hospital

State Regiment To Entertain Southwest Virginia Communities

Fort Meade Md July 5 Colonel E W Opie commander of the 116th Infantry invites friends for its at home weekend July 26 27 titled Southwest and South Side Weekend The program includes inspections band concert athletic contests divine worship parade and review and a Sunday noon dinner for visiting mayors and wives Guests may also join company mess halls for meals picnic grounds are provided Opie notes accommodations prevent official guest status for county and city officials from Southside and Southwest Virginia communities

Fort George G. Meade W. Opie 116Th Infantry Fort Meade Southwest Virginia South Side Ilmess Opie Cantonmerit Board of Supervisors Southside

Lebanon Church News and Local Social Notes

July updates from Lebanon Church community list visits by Hilda McDonald to the White Rinker family and other local households. Mentions of car damage, visitors at Keller and McDonald households, and Mrs. Ellis McDonald ill at home. A Mt. Hope church sermon is announced and a trivia Q on daily U.S. telephone calls notes 97,700,000 conversations per day in 1940.

A. E. Keller Ellis McDonald Washington, D. C Charles McDonald Howrrd McDonald Vernon McDonald Bessie Bowers Will Windle James Wilson Viola Wilson Murray Mt. Hope Church United States

Acne Is Youths Beauty Grief

Acne is a common beauty grievance among youths. The article advises sympathetic mothers, skin cleansing routines, hot compresses, baking soda lotion, and avoiding creams. It recommends diet changes, leafy vegetables, daily baths, outdoor exercise, and ample water. If unresolved, consult a dermatologist for possible vitamin deficiency and treatment options.

Flag Waving Not Enough For Nation Says President

President Roosevelt warns in his Fourth of July address that flag waving cannot preserve freedom. He argues tyranny abroad and at home threatens democracy and calls for united, pragmatic action to defend liberty and the hemisphere and to mobilize in defense of freedom worldwide.

Hyde Park N. Y Roosevelt Congress United States

Local Social Notes from Trone Area

Miss Madeline Muse and Miss Kelly of Carlisle Pa visited the Muse family. A large crowd attended a memorial service at Parkeys Hollow W Va. Mr Alva Whitlock lately sustained horse injuries. Ralph Baker's family welcomed a daughter Mary Elizabeth born June 15. Conda Smith and Ruth Liewelly from Rawlings Md visited Bennett family. Thurman Kerns named infant Curtis Ellsworth. Upton Pugh visited relatives Russell Cooper family. Memorial services attended by Russell Lupton family. Annie LaFollette and Virginia Nixon moved to Winchester. Ray Bageant and family visited Johnston City Tenn friends George Bageant.

Alva Whitlock Ralph Baker Mary Elizabeth Conda Smith Ruth Liewelly Rawlings Stanley Bennett Thurman Kerns Curtis Ellsworth Upton Pugh Russell Cooper Russell Lupton Farris Parkeys Hallow W. Va Annie LaFollette Virginia Nixon Winchester Ray Bageant Johnston City Tenn George Bageant

Ban on communal sugar bowls in Philadelphia restaurants

Philadelphia health officials have banned the open communal sugar bowl common in many eateries marking a move to stricter sanitary practices during the freer era. The rule targets shared utensils and promotes individual sugar packets to curb contamination risks.

Philadelphia Board of Health

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